New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
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MILLER AND HISCOCK SPEAK
OPENING THE BROOKLYN CANVASS
THE GREAT ISSUES AT STAKE CLEARLY
SET FORTH
RINGING SPEECHES PROM THE SENATOR AND THr
THE CONGREssMAN-sEvERE CRITICISM OF
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-ITs GENE
RAJ INCoMPETENCY sET roRrH--

HE EtONGhEsSMAN-SEtERE CRITICISM Of
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-ITs GENE
RAJ INCOMPETESCY sET FORTH
NEEDS OF THE HOUR.
The Republicans of Brooklyn opened tho
campaign last evening with Clsrs-
mont Avenue Rink but In consequence OF not having
been advertised extensively tho attendance not
large as 1t should have been. The rink is immense
structure and ordinarily large Hence looks sman
in 1t, but the usual Kings County Republican campaign
meeting requires the biggest kind of building. WHAT
lacking in numbers. however. made up in
thusiasm.
The speakers, Senator Warner Miller and Congress.
man Frank Hscock. warmly received aud their
speeches. Republican tho core, cheered times
until ratters rang and the festooned walls shook
from end to the other.
The meeting was held under the auspices Of
the Brooklyn Republican League, but all branches Of
the party represented. Among tho familiar faces
noticed the stage In the audience those OF
John winsow, president Of the league who presided;
General Tracy, A. c. Hockmeyer, John Oakley, ex-
Judge Lucien Brseye. General Isaac s. Cstn, Foster
/. Backus Colonel j. W. Jones exJustiee Morehoases
d. W. Northup. ex Commissioner Rowe JESSE Johnson
Thomas D. Mosscrop. Colonel ". ". Stevenson, Major
Foett chairman Of the Republican General Committees
+. NJ. EdRerton, william H. Warng, David Lindsay.
Robert B. sedgwck, william c. vosburgh ex-senator
Daggett and General Conway.
THE RESOLUTIONS
Mr. Edgertou opened tho meeting by reading the fob
lowing resolutions. which were unanimously adopted:
ing al the BROOKLYN Palace Rink on Weanay evening tho
n INST DO hereby Tat the nomination sy the Rspussas
the Court Of Appeals and they DO hereby promise TO give
him hearty % s rad sSTrs@s sSa gGS at IT % g gsi in @
fss as ase Of q Te y Dpa
meat which seecSn was eSn.med y sg6sequsns, as psmo.
Judge Judge Daniels win bring the bench the highest
ssns6p na's Which qualities him for discharge
Of the Important duties OF the office HIS splendid example
and early acquainted with misfortune adversy risen
result Of Industry and native ability with peculiar judicial
s % sBsrd % in to sanf ami
in honest Ind fearless & these ss os sa h
hearty q his ,s Of King, County ara
heartily IN favor 81 calling G 1r r he
citizen to vote in favor OF holding such convention
Before Introducing. the speakers OF the evening NE
winslow made short address. in which he said:
Of opponents think or profess 70 thnk or think
e S &1s aS1 1a ss .ss hs
party was out Of power before
s% WI sS sn& 50 that nat f
elected appausel second that the next Mayo OF BROOKLYN
srnor s Of s gase w pe ST. fourth
that the President OF the United States viii also be
Republican. Loud applause
In presenting Senator Miller Mr. Winslow spoke OF
him having been hurredy called to occupy his high
position, at a critical moment; but he added. "he
fully the or that position ana fu~
filed the expectations OF those who elected him" Mt.
Hiscock was referred "a Republican leader who
has done the high place that he has attained
among constitute tho National Lseislature
SENATOR MILLER's ADDRESS
When the applause with which he was Rreeted had
subsided in measure, Senator Miller spoke as foows
PeEsDEST ADEs AID m AoE %s f. se
League for It's address them here upon the pot
eal issues 81 ths % nonr ns 81 ssSee & NJ tns Civ II q
BrOon for OF continuing before the people he
publican party their aid i It's CAMPAIGNS don, wen
IN organization and It's objects worthy OF your best
efforts TO Keep ase b le Hi o onarter
OF century worthy Of Won all lApplausel
president has said that the Republican party was now
tTaton o the Federal Government But when stepped out
Of Feera CS into rs pSq anS ase mo 'e
That duty TO carefully. fairly aud honestly examine and
on cT''ss by the tie party That is cnrnsied Win tho
Aen y O%n %R way % to re%ew SS t. e
0 now ne fMo ysaT Pa trust iS a be able to do it @nn
by feelings trust sha' be able To come
uvcs for Republicans and all citizens alike desire tha, the
party enirst, @ WIN ns eo1@ 81 OH te S anS when
believe that the pariy IN power IS not mus h
opposition call the attention Of the people 20 the failures
OF the party power. and to its INSTRUMENTATION ZAP
Years ago the Democratic party came power
false preteuc charged had reiterated tls cargo
through twenty years that the Republican party
extravagan way promised the people Of the country that
il they the Democratic party IN possession OF the
Government II would administer more e'Ononlcaiy anu
Thereby reduce expenditures Let what II has ono
i'm these past two years reducing the expend
lures and ia economical Administrations II began
with great flourish OF trlmpets. The De-
partment OF Justice and the Department OF the In
Ter think perhaps TWO othtl
hegan y selling the which USED ny
the secretaries different departments TO enab. them
perform their utes but tlInk 'hey
soon who competent TO b. secretary OF
the departments OF this great eoh M
employ his time than IN walking between ms ioin'
and his Office in going from one depart
| neut to another than ling IA hot Sc
car people OF tho United states dii not thinS.
! estimate that any very great saving bal been hnie
by TIC sale horses and carriages. That spasm OF
economy soon passed and heard more OF IT, Bat
when and the estimates anne ~ Tor lose se
ara, vi tie result Every Dephtheht
Of tho Federal Government save Treasury Department.
alone asked larger approp itiOs than hd been given %
asked increased nnnDef OF
CLERK and a.vlncod salaries. And the Democratic iouso
| very largely conceded those claims