New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-02
THE MISTAKES OF BAYARD.
COMMENTS BY BrAINE AT NORWICH.
LORD sAcKvILLEs DISMISSAL. FOR AN AL
LEGGED REPUBLICAN CoNsPrRACY-DEAo-
Gratis Nov oUARRELLING OVER TIE
MOREY FORGERY
TBr rxIEGRArn TO THE ,'sIsrSRJ

IBY TgtESRArH rsTsrSRJ
Nc-vricS Corn Nov. IA beautiful adam sum-
ner day, ia ST hnc contrast with the ln."A wea'hef
which dampeue.. the Cleveland demonstration in New
York last Saturday sm!cd upon the Repuonca' mass
meeting herr to-day. special trains and priva'o
vehicles orc, yht "a throngs of people from all parts u
Eastern CornssGCat. Streams OF bunting and tho Ma
toral emblem made the streets Kaleidoscope WIN
color Factories and stores were ed business suS
pended and TIE city presented the ASPECT OF grand
Iote. At Now-Havcn Mr.. 3lanes train was met by
. committee consisting ct cN-Congressman John l.
waste, william r. Lane president Of the Young Re
publican Club; G. C. Haskell publisher OF Mr. Blanes
books; Colonel Alien Tommy OK Mayor H. H. osgood'
Colonel william C. MowIy, &. J. OConnoi ana John
H. johnson, wi.o accompanied the part 10 his Guy.
me train arrived here at IL 80 M am was greeted
with salvos of artillery and tremendous cheering by
fhe multitude. Mr. Blaine escorted TO Williams
Park whore he spoke first on the tariff and then on
Ahs sackvue incident On the latter point he said:
have here . speech by Mr.. Baysrd. Secretary Of
sntA Mr. Bsyard Is . peculiar gentleman (LaughterD
He 10 gentleman OF high sentiment In fact there
IL nobody who speaks the English language. SO far as
know Joseph Surface who has so fine sentiments as
Mr. Baysrd (Laughter.) He clothes everything Win
sentiment Why in his speech he wanted to remark that
ve arc Nation Of IS. o00 600 people. Well, that Is
very plain fact and there great many people who
know IL besides Mr.. Bsyard But Mr. Bayard dd not
cay IL this ordinary Mr.. Bayard says Ana now
rase minds and let us elevate our moral VISION
reoplsn fIaughtsr.) Well he might have got that
net on without such lofty contemplation. But
aside from Joking Mr. Bayars speech Is devceu 10 INC
fcked eonspracy Republicans-(they have all taAeh
a., v.6 M Thurman has taken that word)he wicked
eongpacy Of Republicans that entrapped Loro SacK'e
into writing that letter applause and ne calls uo" 'u
wrath Of the country upon those most wicked cop'or
that rot up the letter that Lord Sackvle answered.
No must sav that Mr. Bayard puts himself in very
reculiar position because II there were wicked con-
spiracy leading Republicans to entrap LORD sackve
into writing an mprudent letter. these conspaos ought
70 have been punished; but instead Oh ,ha' he pu
Lord sackville. He says:
Here is a most unprincipled, monstrous conspiracy
against this man. and in consequence OF this Conspiracy
OF which get the authors, Will SEND Lofu SACK
VILE back home. and make him bear the sins OF these con-
spirators"
That Is q remarkable statement They ACKNOWLEDGE
that they quick to do it, but after ten days ana
after they had received advces and kilograms from all
p.rs Of the country that they did not start LORD SACK
vile the Irish vote would start Qaughter, then Lord
sackville had TO CO. 1t viii be an agreeable thing in
England to Salisbury, the Prime Minister 10 Know
that President Clevelands Administration denoerd'ey
weighed Lord Sackve against the Irish vote and started
him (Applausc)
have another paper speaking Of conspiraces ana
wicked things The New-York World" which, L De-
leye is counted good Democratic organ IL Is opposing
Abram Hewitt and this morning 1t reproduces the olcy
,.,,o, thu. was forged eight years against the
i,reuted Garfield he the Republican cahdoae'
and now The World " Is belaboring Mr. Hewitt because
he said It was true letter and AIDED IN putting uo
torverv into circulation. That is pretty amusing
daughter and applsuse) 1t opposes Abram Hewitt ior
Mavor OF Mr. Hewitt lent his name as a
indorser Of rascay of publishing forged leef
against the Republican candidate Now gehuen'h'
there ia an old adage which would not wish to quote
ahout somebody falling and honest men getting ther
dues Uaughter.) But did not expect to 1--we TO see
the day when section Of the Democratic party "ouiu
want TO swear Of the responsibility OF the Moley Ie'cr
IMAM the other There standsthe audacious forgery
reproduced q forgery all through and one oil the Deno
Gratis who gave high reputation and high chafaeor
n mt IL into circulation Abram Hewitt ana IL rises
nm against him now, from Republicans, but from
other Democrats and when the Democrats ali eeV 10
exposing each other great applause that Will be terrible
day II they do the Republicans would not heeo
to have stump speeches, massmeetings or hags or
sny other paraphernaa carry the election Inc ec'-
ton would carry ITSELF whenever We can get the Demo-
Gratis TO tell each other. -
MI Blaine was followed by General Adam l..
King, of Baltimore; Morgan G. Buckley, cahdiuale
for Governor and Congressman Charles A RUSSELL
of this district All enthusiastically applauded
tho names of Harrison and Morton evokng the greatest
popular demonstration The meeting c0ncludcd WIN
three cheers for Harrison, Morton ana Protection.
Mr. Blaine and party started on special traln,
in President Clarks private car, al 10 p ~ lor
Hartford He will speak in Ansonia tomorrow.