New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-08
WHY MIR. DEPEW rs MERRY NOW
MANY CONGRATULATIONS RECElVED AT
PEEkSKILIA
THE RESULT is .ALL RIGHT HE BAYS AND
HE WISHES CLEVELAND AND THUR
MAN HAPPINESS IN THEIR

MAN HAPPINESS IN THElH
RETIREMENT
Chauncey NJ. Depew was the most cheeriui man III
town Yesterday or course he was not inc o"S he-
publican who was In good spirits but his norman con
dillon is one of such tranquil geniaty compared with
that Of most mortals who exist on the same eath WIN
bi, that whom occasion requires that he shall be hap
pier than usual why, he is happy indeed lie re-
cejved nearly as many congratuiaOry eleRrahs i"hi
all over the country II he had been succoss can
didate and he sent one to Prcsidehtoiee' '"'t''"'
worled as follows Cordial congratulations. Now
York is supremacy happy the Republicans art iu'n'
and the democrats shedding their tears one that
no GO, from, friends in Pittsburg per II. X Porter,
ran All honor 10 the man who more than any othcr
barmonlzed his party in the Empire State ana made
victory possible
+ II Butler the we'll known Buffalo editor, wired
Mr. Depew Your speech In Buffalo was SUN rhsihI
In the ears of people when they went 10 iho pos'
Congratulations The Democratic cahaiDod' STATUS
M chance in the race with steam and electricity y"
And Mr. Denew modestly acknowledged to The
Tribune reporter to whom he showed these kilograms
that his spcecl IN Brooklyn also had made converts
to Republcanism.
MR.. pEpEw SAYS IT'S IMMENSE.
swell. what do you think Of the victory, Mr. De
pew7 asked the reporter.
It's immense" he said, after moments pauso
and then extended this brief but emphatic comment u
a general review of tho reasons why hepuoA0ah'
should be joyful, using these words
"The first popularity have seen about tnis rres res,
DENTAL election is the satisfaction OF everybody WIN
the result There being no bitter esonaltlcs In the
canvass the dangerous passions OF 1854 nowhere APP
peared either before after the election lHe NO
pubIicans believed that the free trahe characor Vi I'll.
(ieyeland's revenue reform would Dc dsas'rous "
the Industrial interests of the country ana aior very
ser ,us disturbance III business end In panic, WIN us
hnth al
NJ the Democrats we're afraid that the experiment
might result unfortunately though they strained their
faith and voted the ticket. Hence there IS great Joy
in the Republican camp and immense ralel In INC
Democratic stronghold
PROTECTIVE POLICY ASSURED FOR 20 YEARS
aTbe election of General Harrison settles the policy
OF the country the protective principle Tor quarter
of a century The vast amount OF captai whlch mas
been idle awaiting tic result Will now hnd us way
into new enterprises because il has no other dangers 10
,countcr than the business risks OF the undertakings
Ills election Will break UP the solid south. Four or
five of the Southern States VIII necessarily
Inv the DEVELOPMENT of their mining and manufacturing
interests become committed to rejection and RepuD
ucanism before the next Presidential election.
"The usual effect of having Repuohcah fresuen
and a majority in harmony with the Administrator
in both Houses, Will give more pio'ecuoh W 'io
humble voter in States where he IS now elmer III
Inundated or his vote falsifcd, than any statu'e
Tho suppression OF the coorcd vote In many o'@'c9
seems 20 me one of the greatest dangers III s'o
future The American people SUBMIT - III Wv
present instance, most chctffnny 10 uclcae' u %
believe they are honestly beaten. IL Is VA ','"
,mnortancs to the stability of our institutions 'n''
there shall be H. doubt whatever as to the larhcsS
of the result. 80 r.>,.v
al think It the most fortunate thing mat hae mop
pened that Mr.. Cleveland precipitated this 4ueS'
the tariff and permitted II TO be decideu upo" u
Issue At the Chamber Of Commerce uIlher '~7
November Secretary Lamar, representing inc hu'',"
trot,on nredicted vastly greater prosperity for the
country II we would come to substantially Tree u"'o
7 challenged him then and there on behalf OF the ne
,,,hIic,n marty 10 make the sdament OF his speech
be ruling principle OF the Democratic platform III the
Presidential canvass; not dreaming that tho fresF
dont would dare to take such position or ina, II nc
did his party would sustain him. bu'' "''1 ~
meaning that my utterance had anything TO 40 VITA
IT, the Republic an challenge on TINS queS"Ur, LII
It, Wy ~ ,ho hattie has been fought. The result
Gcp'c fda in no way with such notifications OF the
tariff as from time to time may ay That these mod
Gcetions win be made strictly upon The me VI ,o
preservation OF protective duties upoH "N'' "'
products oooD,vr
goodbye, MR.. CLEVELAND, GOODBYE
nm Don,n,,c.ns will always feel grateful to Mr..
Cleveland for giving them the ISSUE ana VIII WISH i0
hoth the president and his wife in their refinement
long and happy ufc This Is a bad day Tor theoils's
and book-men. It will be, when the
history of the times comes to nc pr wtt,eu'
me nf tbe most curious phenomena OF ms fresiuem
tial election that the students cap1uitu v th any
which has less sentiment ana ,d The College
ptrfessor and tie editor who has reached MS char'
not from the bottom, but through the schooi vi Jul
nailsm will never more be leaders OF pracuGa DeGD
crats The hard headed stumper, who has heicioloro
tborougbly understood what he had to say, has now
large amount Of literature for sale, which he iouhd
uu6P
eves 10 have been dynamite furnished by the enemy"
NEW.YoRK DID IT FROM THE FIRST.
"The New-York delegation to Chicago when II be-
came unified was in a position to make any one OF
the candidates the nominee of the Convention IL
named General Harrison and pledged him the staie'
and virtually guaranteed his election. As result the
members of that delegation are today, one and all
standing on their hind legs paving the air ana Hahle
desperate efforts 10 emit jubant notes with the re-
mains of what, early In the morning, were very hne
voices
WHAT WE DID WITH THE BANDANNA
"The Republicans took the Od Romans wipe and
wiped the floor with what It represented For Judge
Thurman all Republicans have the prfoundcst respect
His character and public services impressed them
selves in his long life upon friends and foes alike. We
hope that, freed from the dangerous aborS of the can
vass and the wearing duties OF Office. he pass the
of man. the full posses sion and enjoyment of abund
health and mental vigor, and that his rccrcations
will not be spoiled by any doubts that the Tariff Is
Tax"
GLOOM AT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
THE DEFEATED REPUBLICANS In THE STATE,
COUNTY AND CITY SPEAK cHEERFULLY
OF THE GENERAL RESULT