Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-24
FORAKER IN NEW YORK.
MISNIFfCENr RrCfPTION 10
OHIO'S GODERNOR. FLkCr.
The Republican leader Addresses an Au-
disnce OF E,ght Thousand People at

The Republican Leader Addresses an Nu-
disnce OF Eight Thousand People at
Madison square Gardsn-JuJgs Ed.
mundS Also spenk..
From Morning Eiitonl
Nsw YORK Oc'. 23.-Madisun Square Gar
den was filed to sutlocation tonight at the
ftst republican mass meeting held IN This
city, 10 endorse the state ticket. At the hour
OF meeting fully 5000 persons were present,
Among the vice president on the programme
were ex President Arthur, Senator Eyarls,
Senator Warner Miller, Alouzo b. Cornell,
John Jacob As,or, J. Pierrtp1nt Nor.
gau, Cbauucsy NJ. Depew, Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Edward $. Plerrepont and
nearly one hundred others, Cornelius NJ
Bliss called the meeting to order and nomi-
mated JOS. B. Choate for chairman. After
some Introductory remarks by the chairman
and the appointment of long list OF vice.
presidents, resolutions approving the platform
OF the Ssrstoga convention, and pledgiug the
support Of all republicans TO the state ticket,
were read and adUp',d The chairman then
| introduced Governor. eject Foraker, who said
| in part
Il au not concerned in your matters Of =
| local character but share the great rrati-
| cation OF the republicans Of the whole luitei
| States, that the character OF your candidate
! for governor s of the highest order, aud
! makes him worthy Of the republican party
| Every man VINO wants reform will come on
! Nov g., to the support Of Ira Davenport and
| General j Il. Carr We have had victory
| in ohio, ard ! II t,II you why We won that
| victory because the ohio republicans deter
mined that they would place themselves on 4
| platform that gave oppression to sound re-.
| publican doctrine When tue repub iCan:
" Mt out OF the national offices they went
out with bands playing and flags flying. and
every man standing six feet high. and look.
| ing the world square in the face. Nobody was
| finding fault because the heresy OF secession
had been shO, to death on the battlefield not
| because the COlored race had been enfranChised
and specie payments resumed
| John Roach, that poor old lrishmau is
broken up. The democrats have broken down
one Of the leading industries OF the country
and thrown . 500 men out OF work Will
the republican par was in power they 10
vented postal card with the goddess
| OF Liberty printed IN one corner, but our
| democratic friends changed all that, and issued
| II uew card with the iaCe OF Thomas Jct3cr-
son, the author OF the dsmnabie resolution
which caused all the trOIble in tins country
since that time There is no room IN dem
Ocratc procession for the Goddess OF Liberty
"It don't make any difference speaking
| Of Grover Cieyeand) what kind of a
man is president, but it does makc difier-
cuce what kind OF party snd poncy there ia
! behind him. ! was greatly .Irprised to find,
in coming here, that the best way TO sprrove OF
| President Cleveland was to vote for IA Dlv-
| enport. ! have heard n great deal OF bis tine
| appointments, but those OF the last six weeks
IN quantity aud qusIity, wouli
be enough to damn any republican sd-
mlfis'raiiOn. You can have some idea Of
the horcUi"sn iaonrs OF M. Cleveland. when
he had 10 take NIL his app in;ees from the
democratic party
Judge Foraker then paid tribute to the
lrlsh aud German yo'ers in the republican
ranks, AID said tha, II Parnell, with his
| tariff views, lived in the United States, he
would be republican.
Al the conclusion OF Judge Foraker :
address Senator Eimuuds, OF Vermont, was
introduced, aud delivered Il brief sp, ech,
which was interrupted by great applause