New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-19
I calIine forth boistcrous applause This is part


of his speech:
am Republican, because am for protective tsra
fAppause) am for protective tsrin, because 1 am
an American citizen ,tCheers) am for protective
tarln because believe that it benefits tho Amer.
can yorkinqrau and all connected with him.
fCheera1 stand BY the next Governor Of New.
York tonight and l. congratulate tho Republicans
NewYork that they at the head Of their Ticket
a man brave enough 10 face every issue. Voo1
spplause) God hates coward and 20 40 ile people Of
New York ard tho PEOPLE OF the country. tChcerA)
stand here the son an immigrant 10 advocate Che
the Of RcpublIcsn party-the son Of man who
came here Decing from the oppr saon ~ Eneiano ne
taught that the which gave HIN the psyicss
Of earning home and living for HIS wife and children
had right TO my allegiance. don't know what In the
name Of COD makes any Irishmsn Democrat This
Times has said that Irish people we're OF no
England and that the only they could
be put send them America 70 vote the Demo
cratic ticket Cheers and iaughter) I'd have Irish
men upon their countrys history before tha
Union Of England and ireland. Free trade drove evsry
mandatory ireland and has made IL teh paupef No
ton OF the earth Where does she her help from In die
tress From freetrsde England No She knocks ~
the door OF protection America. Applause eliminating
in three cheers for the man from Michigan.)
The American market lie the best in the world Eng
and ana South have gone Ato partnership TO destroy
H. England ana the South united IN 1861 ard tho south
ru. rree trade into It's constitution They tried drive
free trade down our throats With the bayonet "reai
cheerny The alliance Of 1861 mot its dsiest al the
hands Of the Union army cheers and inc same Alliance
LAS will meet similar fate the hands o. fsee. unpur
chased voters Of loud chceriny) We whppe9
the combination In 1895 and we Will whip IL again h
1885, tThree cheers for the Michigan man.
THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
The resolutions, which were read by Donald
Mclean were adopted unanimously. They eulo
oize the Republican candidates and declare a.
follows:
I'M of pW
~ .asexb,ed heartily indorse the declarations Of prnci
o,ss ned IN platforms adopted by the Republican
National and Conventions ana rati'y the hom'h'uoh'
,,ere uade We send fellow Republicans houghou
the sate the assurance the Republican party In ths
metropolis will work with unfsltering devotion 70 secure
tho electoral vote OF the State OF Ncwfok for the Ne
onsl candidates and eject our entire state ticket Win
majority uneQuaed in Republican VICTORIES In 'hs his'oJ
OF this Commonwealth
we hold 4. as an imperative duty not only to guard with
Jealous care our National domain purchased and redeemea
by precious blood untold treasure tut also to preserve
VITA constant vigilance the heritage OF goof government
the blessings OF free Institutions bequeatned US oy o
fathers
we adhere with answering devotion to the doctrine
that It is the first and highest duty Of every American
citizen to It tnt harm befall the Republic ana
we declare egaton more serious rests upon 'he
awnaker than which binds him TO legislation Tor me
nvosbe security OF the lives persons and properly oil s
citizens Of whatever color and tho absolute AMI
protection OF the home ana OF the INDUSTRIES IN,
earnings by which that home is maintained ana oy whn
alone the children that home are educated ana aiho
to useful citizenship. and distinguished In manners mor
worth from the paupcr progeny OF the Ola "o'i1'
We unouanedly disapprove every measure and doctrine
OF the Democratic party wherever originating however
specious or plausible advocated by &C. either In congress
out in this present National canvass. ~"eh mn'a'''
against prosperity Of the American aDofef OF WHY
over rank robs him higher reward Tor his TOLL ana
seeks 70 upon him by Federal egsauon sucn a. s
MAS bill the absolute inability maintain or TO elevate
his present condition and social rank or TO do aught of
than TO fail in his struggle respectable subsistence On
for independence.
We reassert the declarations OF the Chicago platform
only upon the economic question OF TABOR ana Of
protection to the manifold industries which nave sprung
up under the fostering Of republican insttutoa
but tribute paid the great names In our ns
tory advocates OF Republican policy It's hostility TO every
form oppression whatever continent It's recognition
OF human rights and Of their exercise under the law
maintenance ana honest ballot as the foundatoa
upon which republican rests and In short all
OF public policy therein set forth. we I'M
In the light Of history that upon the
lines OF principles doctrines truths and acts this
Nation mas reached Its present position and deveop
ment unparalleled in the records OF the
With such candidates and representatives OF sueh princ
Pies upon citizens OF this Commonwealth ID
with in tho restoration TO power Of the party
whose records tho most ustous upon tho pages OF
modern history and whose acts in the past present the
Of sauary benencent for
the future
Thousands who came q half hour before the
meeting began were unable to gam admission.
The majority remained near by, holding Little
meetings of their own without the formailtles OF
charmen and secretaries but discussing the issues
of free trade, protection, high license, ballot re-
FORM etc. Their cheers in response to good points
made by imprompr speakers could be heard Often
within the building. Several clubs paraded win
music, flags and transparencies, remaining until
the adjournment, when they greeted the retiring
audience with repeated cheers for Harrison aud
Morton, Miller and Cruger.