New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

selves here and that that have got the next Pes-
dent OF the United States applsuse we have vetoed the
vetoer daughter and appause.) And we have got
President too. gentlemen, who will give US conser'a-
dive. a busncsslke and a patriotic ADMINISTRATOR
Z Applause.)
There is another thing about this victory So far as
the President concerned II is conclusive tLaushuer
and appause) Did It ever occur to you that IL IL nsu
been for New-Yofk's vote IL would not have Deeh
conclusive, with West Virginia SIN N doubt-t"aFher
Miller: And still counting '-Laueat land sun count
ing as your candidate for Goyerdo. says Genewed
aughter)-hcre would have been very serious condition
Of affairs in the United States to-day tCres Of You
rghtw) say you therefore, that we are proud OF
and OF New York Repubeansm for this match
less victory and Ohio citizen want TO thank you
all for It, just OF your coats and went to work.
and when the business men Of New-York work 1t
means business daughter and appause) Ana IL mas
never failed to victory. But don't lnlenu 10
make speech. More laughter and cries OF 20 on }
am here simply you for the courtesy OF your
call and the compliment which implies and TO express
tho pleasure which feel being with you tonight TO 90
honor TO Warner Miller who deserves all honor thank
you gentlemen prolonged applause)
WHAT SENATOR HJSCOCK SAID.
After the applause that followed Mr.. McKin-
ley's remarks had subsidized little, the audience
began to call for Senator Hiscock, who sat on the
Platform with Mr.. Miller He responded TO these
calls with brief speech as follows:
dd not attend tonight for the purpose OF making
feel in showing hearty appreciation of the services OF the
Republican who fixed for the Republican
patty the OF High License. we can congratulate
ou, elves upon that though the state mas
been lost certain questions settled In the past
there has question before State conventions a.
TO what OIL platform contain in regard to the sub
e temperance legislation The position advocated by
many contested by certain sections OF the STATE
Hereafter will be contest in the Republican con-
yentIons OF this State.
And I%congratuate the Republican party that hence
forth we are to disturbed in policy at least by
wha IS known the Republican independent" vote-a
vote cast who assumed 10 themselves largely
the credit OF Republican victories in the past who claim
the right control the Republican councils and always
yot, against the regularly nominated candidates Their
Influence been OF the smallest possible consequence
and they will influence with the present ADMIN
istration Applause) And hearty CONGRATULATIONS must
be extended to the OF this great municipality upon
thei. great share in the glorious victory We OF tho
country did intend be beaten whatever the result
might have been In the city.
There was revival OF oldfashoned Republican enthu
sias and the first time in years every Eepub
,ican east his vote While we expected something OF
fraud something to defeat the will the people think
we can say that by watchfuness we prevented IT,
(AIrlause1 We intended down to Harlem River
with majority big enough to overcome everything but
your influence and your spirit felt everywhere.
did not see IT, but told that 10000 business men
and workingmen marched up Broadway filed with the
inspired by the and the leadership OF Har
and Norton The echo was heard all over the state
and showed well the purpose Of those 10000 men.
When heard OF it we believed New-iork City would
do her best to the Democratic vote, which is
largely drawn the saloons OF the city, here
ght dozen speeches, sets Of resolutions in
spred the hearts OF Republicans in the State that
grand demonstration here In NevYork But as Brother
Mckinley said. did here 70 make speech. but
to pay honor to the distinguished who himself
sttuted his parys platform and under whose magnificent
leadership and with whose aid the Republican party VIII
eventually win the glorious issue. (Cheers)
Mr. Bliss then declared the meeting adjourned
and invited the members OF the club and thclr
guests to 60 to the large front room on the second
floor to be formally presented TO Mr.. Miller The
OK Senator extended cordial greeting to all and
when he had shook hands all around the company
took possession of the dining-roOm. where the
material portion of the entertainment was await
ing them.