New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21

you than the defeat Grover Cleveland Enthusiastic
cheering)
Ex-Judgc A. L. Morrison was the next speaker
He said In part
England is the only country In the world that is
satisfied with mindng her business She persists
In ne dllng In the affairs OF this county, and always
has persisted since her aceursed dag driven
from the soil OF this republic. (Applause) We belong
and England belongs the other si1c OF tho
and when November 6 comes arounl that Will 10
apparent by the triumphant election OF Benjamin Harri
that you need put specaccs discover the
result loud APPLAUSE The fact that England to-day
Free Trade would be sufficient for Irish
man-n other existed-to vote against Free
Trade, which will and which you all will on election
day. Great cheering.)
J. NJ wall was the next speaker. This 10 part of
what he said
The English newspapers In the habit Of publishing
elaborate accounts OF the most ring movements OF the
Queen the members OF the Royal family This car
ried far that IL occasionally takes the form slavish
aduaton have read frequently in the London papers
that the Queen walked out this morning" (Derisiye
laughter) l am Mugwump AMI have sympathy
with Mugwumps, yet there is one point which
stand ready pardon the editors OF American
copying they surely Will COPY. the Mugwump style
initiating English customs AMI that is when they
their editions Of November the welcome announce
ment Grover Cleveland walked out yesterday morning
Great laughter and appause We are all OF Us rishmea
or the Irshmen and make apology for be-
Republicans. ttOnLlue1 appsusc.) ~ -
matter OF conviction with L say nothing to
those fcllow-citizens Of my nationality
who have joined tho Democratic party and deny at the
samc tine right sssal US for casting our lot with
that great party which Abraham Lincoln was once the
head. tApplause) In those days the Republican
party represented liberty and the DemUrac party rep
resented slavery. DO see any difference between
now and thenl / do not The slave driver OF yester-
day human aend who dashed his human victim until
tho blood flowed to-day the typical Democratic leader,
toll. that he has a
lies loud cheers) lie remains as trasonabe and dis
loyal as ever and would substitute industrial
slavery slavery but won't let HIM (Chcers)
On the other the Union soldier Of yesterday, the
honorable industrious citizen. the friend OF freedom
a. he was in 81, the friend of freedom in 'ss. the
typical Republican leader. Benjamin Harrison tells YOU
he changed man. but that h. stands now where
he always Stood for liberty and progress for America
against Europa for protection assins, freetraas Tor o
Stars and Stripes against the Union JacS oil England nrs
and forever prolonged appiausc) AMI we are going to
vote distinguished son OF Indiana And we are
going to elect him loud cheering.)
At this pont Colonel Cruger came upon the plat
form and received warm welcome Tho audience
insisted upon hearing him, and he made brief and
telling speech which was received with round after
round Of cheers. said he:
II the election to be decided by this audience
there would be question to the result In 1850
the American people were called upon To decide great
ISSUE 10 meet and defeat and secession. The
Republican party led by the immortal Lincoln great
cheerng) and class Of tcow.citizens responded
with alacrity the call for soldiers to defend the
Union than did the Irish Americans. Renewed cheer
nc) We are called upon decide another great
,lue This time the battle Is 10 be fought With the
ballot and with the bullet The main
issue whether the people OF Ihis
country will continue the policy OF protection
or will sdop, free trade. Cries NeyerD suro
YOU will sustain the polls the party that Is In favor
OF protecting home industries loud appause) Even
II the present complexion OF the Federal Senate should
remain unchanged there would still be almost tie 20
A. tahooves you that the who hs the Pres'
Dental chair after the election will be Republican