New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

sentayes who we're born in and who didn't tay 10
wasfvard The reason was that Westward the star OF
empire wends its way: llaughter ana saa,,Icd
about this Gty of NewYork llaueher until now m,ps ore
than 200 Ohio men can sit down at an ONO - there
civ of Ney.York. There Ia another reasob-tnerc
! is more money in New-York than anyw9ssse NY, ,ssi
else In the country Laughter and cheers Not thhs
people have fondness for moneyi pu, nn me od
cone mere 10 better their condiOn-and nope lh npu
,hsir owp condition. but the condition o. all around
them Icries OF Good. and can pick OUT here au
from ali over this community this lite dinner parry,
"A vo,cc-. Good man" Here men who came from
Obio poor but with an honest endeavor 10 90 VIA VIA -
best for themselves and theli faml!' anu horo '"' 49,
% o NV Sort Inors worthy feoc-ctizenS We love Ohio
Land applau-e.l We love ohio our mother "ho nuIt
ured ana fe1 In our Infancy anu nS @ hasr
men, Under any a o remnmber all that good
that he said of Ohio. ana TO he true ann ' or
for the love OF Onto. Applause Bot we i3se our our
counrry more and no man Ohio would ever ne tue rue
to his mother unless he werc more 'rus , 20 20 me %
country all around. from one end OF tne "c prcs % of
Hear and loud cheers from me ne and
away around continent IN due time whe1 m h anv woe
viii ripen and fall in this Federal onIon III 'N'
Icougrntulae you upon this happy meeting, arn1 ui
.rcc.s.fuI feast and trust you may 20 on pros
and TO prosper until You viii gather All the men "l , ,1
who are deserving Of their nativity into one @ each
social union not only that you may meet cav" r
other again kinsiuen born OF the Sshe oach o,,
thsr as kindred societies have done trust
that the society. though the Junior menper' az
foreuost and leading members charity ana Sood
works 10 the sons OF Adam. Loud anu prolonged aP
plause.
SPEECH OF SENATOR PAYNE.
The president. after Mr. Sherman closed rose and
said "The senior senator from OHIO at my lett pegs
that shall omit to call him out" but he could proceed
no further because of the cries OF " Payne ! Payne!
one enthusiast cried out: "Dont stop-that would
he psvnefull" The venerable senator was compelled
to yield to calls Of the assembly and was received
with hearty cheers he stood up lie spoke IN part
follows:
ibid not expect to address you, gentlemen but can
TO these noble generous and kindly greetings Many
OF you about have known for MY years am @ no.
| "A native OF ONO: | born in New ora, pui w
Ohio love her record OF great anu good men 81 %
If had oeen born there II Won 10 .He s ar
gument winch aeari from your venerable & issner % 20 10
the supreme Court OF the Gnrd ~ 6rs trnei
| nv affection toward the young state OF ono.
iy idea emnenf sns counsel and barriscrS
with the impression that Thomas hwihs I'm re cG o
the senatorial chair from your state Applause Inc
early settlers In that State formed Consututoh more ore
magn hcent, more subillne IN rs proN'sIons t1 & % ,s
consultation of any otuer. Governor without me
adhered TO ever since. No aint ol Iepu1ialloi mas
dlshonored the records OF the state ONO ms ihoNru
She has had great in time OF peace
ana greater IL time of war. she has nothing
her name II spoken win pride and honor. Applause
There state whose roll OF honor IN prsce or Ia
strife compare with tAt o Onio from lis nrsl frrs
den-tne aces or OF INV friend here my right. sena
tor HarrisOu-to her last caudiste James A. 1Arheu
who was of at the outset OF what was surely dr-
timed to be glorious era Applause Will say win
my here senator eherDan-wlth whon may say
| dnrr some hat political matters Laughter that
| Ono has proved her character IN the history hhI
political economy Of this country. We are neither
Tor high free trade but Tor what Is best Tor the
business pIerests Of the country We nave no silver
mines and we are not Interested IN de precaleu cur
rency, hut stand for safe ana NatohaI curfency
nat shall promote the honor and prosperity oi tie
Your stale nas spread lis brain and muscle all over the
great Northwest Men born aud Draa III quo mo- nav ave
TO that great country and sowed good seed anu hays
come back East as Senators ana member.
SS here by ose Of the most dsiinsnishsd rep
reseDtatlves OF the common schools ana euuctlIoh
state and people lei OF the city OF en-
cinnatI which. forbidden by the constu uton OF tue
6order., 6t@SS built railway through kentucky aad
Ieunessee-What those two STATES could not do
ana the lawyer that argued and carried the in the
TO the power OF the city TO 20 outside OF
eisn3rpi.ned sials i. member Of the supreme Court
OF the United states-stapiey Matthews. Appausr
Afterthat wnat ohio dol sne has conqu-redn in
every field and has come last 10 Conquer New
York. New-York. am told. Is Demonlco and wall
have already done thap and Wall street can be con,
quered by the ndomltabe principles OF honesty and
good ath Above all let no tant or blemish rest on
the honor OF Onio. Great applauseL
Three cheers we're then given for Ohos senior sena-
tor and the president introduced Governor Bishop
who had ONO the largest majority ever given
TO Democratic candidate. M Bishop said:
on NE here this evening" But 1t would be vanity FOR me
10 attempt to anything OF ONO after the two dls
tngusned gentlemen VINO have Just spoken. regret
exceedingly that worthy friend. Governor Foraker
Ia be present lie is an eloquent gentleman ana
New-Y Ork aud Prnnsyl lvanla much better tnah can
I'M. speech good deal ike eecton-rather un-X-
/ pected. OhOs great slate. however That's unqnes-
tioned. Applausel am only sorry thst none oi tae
,r-sence here tonight was lnve once TO canada :
dIn't 20 under financial pressure anghter. merely
an official vist-and there met the Governors OF SIX
/ other states And OF be Governors OF the Othcr
/ slaIes-a DISTINGUISHED eent-man-rve Lorgotten MS
name laughter mad been telling theh az aoout
the way the East had people out TO ONO TO cutva e
and eivze US aud bring US up about righ w5en
were pretty far west ONO was then furnishing the
Of me Army the Chief justice OF supreme
Court and the Secretary OF the Treasury
SENATOR HARRIsoN's ADDRESS.
Mr. Whtelaw Reid. the first vicepresdent OF the soct
ety. said mad just been Informed by his superior ON
car that having already introduced Pre- esIdential
/ candidates and having been Presidential candL
date himself felt that II any more OF that sort were
TO ne Introduced somebody else must take the RESPONSE
bnity With a few words Of reference the for
whom he thus challenged To assume the RESPONSE
bty to the grandfstner varied relations to Ohio and
TO the grandson's birth and education there, Mr.
| Reid proposed the health Of Senator Ben Harrison
The name was greeted with three rousng cheers and
tiger Senator Harrison said
Mr. President AND GENTLEMEN OF THE ONO So
CITY: The introduction whicn nave received aud The
mich has to me at yOur hands
/ NUS M a weight Of obligation TO you ali. ain
ponslbe for what any Oi my ancestors ala laugh
ter and a voice" they did nODiy" !, but am re-
/ for conduct, and answeraDle Tor my
own ambition. And feel "a. the outset that / must
clearly define my position Presidential candidate.
Laughter But my canvass has always been subject To
I'M, lnnrmty-tAaJ mad but supporter at
/ time. times / have tsOught that detected "A
promising and pent BOOM" wnen some gentleman
who ran paper would nail his nIg to the aud
declare HarrrOu for PresdouL But before could
geL au for that he had deserted me laugh
Ter the secold became singular aud
lonesome first Renewed laughter. "a
here Ill this as-eInbage, where much Influence Is
gathered and where know that speak to power
fui friends | beg finally to announce my withdraw al
the Laughter haNlng emlsfated from
ONO . had been reared-and had obtained a