New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20

almost evorywhcrc-a man VINO wunu ,L .vsS vorrc
a sas" death " And ssi, such , ms the
that he said 10 down in south vote the
democratic ticket; but VIC arc nor pemoc,as many
n rhe "s s o We do not believe il the principles
Of The Democratic party It's policy or rraS Sd , we
pic pc Of ~" the "ISS T 'I pay ht there cn
shised in our midst TIC negro vote and we are r,
the determination that that vote shall not, with
rs allies, control our states, because 1t means
p ae prop s poS sSG nae our an"
Now, that IS as he said, The doctrine G ne ana wh the
we no longer suppress that vote by force VIC svc
the means for preventing 1t being regs,srea. ~'h
Tsre IS no Southern newspaper Of character tero
is no Southern statesman of reputation who VIII usny
xha' ths that ssnS9an TSa to e ms to
President The United who ncxsr elected
e sna anG throws ve %
TO the electorate ard Its count. We can assume inc
full OF nayng ina % "a the eso s aa
then Of having gyon back 10 those southern states
their sovereigny SO that In scir soso",e autonomy
unM that vote Is recognized that vote should MOI he
taken into consideration in apporoning repro
elects the President Of the United States. loud ap-
plause)
And in the meantime the surplus in the Treasury.
Instead Of being depleted by a blow at American IN
dustics should be depleted by appropriations for tho
schoomaster the school house and for the school
book. until the ignorant electorate Is educated and
able 10 take care Of itself loud applause and cries OF
Good.")
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.
This club has always been unit upon the question
that IT IS the absolute duty of the State to pass high
license law for the regulation of the liquor traffic
(arpiause that that license should be so fixed and SO
administered that In other States where 1t has been
tried and proved perfect success. 1t Will do away
with multitude Of low grog-shops and make the
saloon pay for IT'S wednesday, for their support IN
flo hnfISe I'm Tho nrfg
and orphans that 1t makes I'll the Treasury and save
We'll / find that this brief review OF my trip to
Europe has been infected with the general atmosphere
in which have lived since returned daughter
and APPLAUSE
WHY TIE CLUB WAS FOUNDED
This club founded twenty-five years ago, with
only test OF mcmbershp-loyaty to the Union OF
the States and the preservation of the Nation The
sary, because recognize that the people who differ
from us are as homes, as we arc In The main Laugh
include H III them MA All 'eI d al But i is absurd
that the FreeTradcr is deliberately working for
mistake he believes thai his theory win accomplish
theory vii, accomplish.
But the Tory In the American Revolution believed
the respected member of the community, If
has proved hat he was wrong The confederate was
equally honest with the Union soldier in the late war,
But there are some men who will die happy in their
sins Those who acknowledge, as time progresses.
their errors accept into tho faith, and those who
do not attend their funerals and approve of the
proceeding. Uaughtcrl
RECALLING AN INCIDENT OF Ills TRAVELS.
The most delightful Incident which happened to me
on the other side Of the water was dinner which
had with the Due dAumale. the of the late King
Louis Philippe. lie told this charming incident
about George Washington which has never been pub
lished. Naughter.) lie said that when his father,
Louis Philippe exile In this country, he was
for a long time u guest of General washngtons at
Mount Vernon One morning his father got UP un-
usually early, and found General Washington riding
over his estates. Louis Philippe said:
why, General, you arc an carly riser and Wash
Yes, sir, rise early because ! sleep. WE'LL
sleep well because never have said anythins which
pausc and laughtcr 1t showed that the Father OF
his country had the same confidence IN himself which
get up The next morning without having slept from
the Same cause, bid you good night.
GENERAL SHERMANS PLEASING SPEECH.
When Mr.. Depew sat down there were loud
calls for General Sherman, and as he arose and
faced the audience there uproarious applause.
General Sherman said:
Gentlemen OF the Union Club: the Union |
League Club Ia voice, We accept the amendment")I
happen to be member Of and an honorary member
II another. thank you for giving me this great |
privilege Not to attend political meeting. for sup
politicians You have a right be politicians. Young
men ought take interest in the affairs Of their
country. and you all young men daughter and |
APPLAUSE;
/ came to sec charncey Derew, for whom have |
not only respect but (Aprause.) lie has been
abroad and he has mir yled with Of great nici'
renee and he has told tonight Of many things which
occurred. which will lineer in your memories probably
oncer than he and l live for expect TO cutlive
him yet Applause and laugh;er.) Now, you have two
classes Of society here in NewYork One is fashionable
When they invite fellow at 0 O'clock 1t means III ,
,clock NauGhter) and when he is invited at O'CLOCK
n n business meeting, he be there five minutes |
before. 0aughter) l here half way between, |
md missed the first part Of Chauncey Depcws speech.
Gentlemen i really glad to see you face to face
Appause) have recently been out In ONO ana looked
N audiences OF 1000, 10000 and 10000 people. In
treat tents like Barnuns circus. where practsed my
hncse mode shaking hands thus ere General sher-
man, amid laughter executed solitary handShae MS
vn right locked in HIS own lefD, ana saving my
niger nails which lost at Hancocks funeral q, MOTIFS
own So 1 ask you, gentlemen, to extend me that
privilege for OF all the nuisances on Gods earth the
making of hands by American people Is the worst
Roars Of aughter) therefore illustrate my meaning
y shaking hands with you all (here General sherman
gain shook hands in Chinese fashion, and goodnight
gentlemen. / wish you pie asant dreams
Think Of what Chsuncey Depew has said and the
train in which he has given 1t TO you, not critically
tut In the pure friendship OF his big heart (cheers)
nd you will be happier and happier citizens OF
our country And country needs no praise now
Applsuse) 1t stands away up In the zehith OF
eaven. (Applause) The Englishman turns TO us no"
With almost veneraton, although we are one OF the
hlldren OF England France looks to America as the
srent Of Republics. Austria Italy, Germany though
mplres and kingdoms. turn TO America as the hope oil
mankind and poor old Russia, always true and faithful
u.s. friendly the start friendly yet loves US and
ends greetings whenever OF our people go through
ioseow, St. Petersburg or Warsaw. (Aprlause) Cen
lemen again thanking you for your kind call for me TO-
light l bid you goodnight. cloud applause
At the close of General Sherman's remarks, the
Meeting was brought to an end. Everybody that
ould get near Mr. Depcw shook his hand and
congratulated him on his safe return, during the
wenty minutes that preceded the dinner given in
lis honor at IL o'clock.
Tie only decorations the tables in the dining
com were three baskets Of magnificent flowers.
,ehind the scat occupied by Mr.. Depew was q
,rge banner, bearing life-like portrait of him
nth the inscription " Welcome to you, Chaun-
ey NJ Depew"