New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-15

homo. loud appiauscJ
GREAT RESULTS OF THE VICTORY
?. 4, soaroo,v noss,b,e TO compute within tho
limits Of brief speech the great results when Will
flow from this great victory 1t is more than Vic,oy
which changes parties 1t is moro than Victory "non
turns one tide-walter out in order TO let aho'her
waiter in Its effects will be felt IN every nome 1b a
makes US greater fccr stronger people ,D man rrest
were before. prolonged applause anu a, t The
EsR SrS as Pa ss met met he great and
important question that may be sM0I that ,ust as
and secession and concndcd for tho
tight principle d a The st earliest today days.
hSos iie today ut every banner and sustain
every principle which has for its motto the n.eess
Of S speSd OF or osss any proCnseS The Re
publican party has brought about every reform t io
we an that aso we mav look to IT for every reform that
is TO come during the next my years. p9l"m Of
bound ra,dr to tahe we eo have Witnessed during the
last few years in this great state OF our the nos
which is simply shameful unequalled, i shoun say AZ
IN the history Of this country and in fact IN the
history Of the wGra aao n,p and by keeping the
people alive to the enornity OF this crime, som
length be 8 sna the Republic Sn Immense choe
BALLOT REFORM SURE TO COME
". u.u eventually establish such system Of bal
,.."r,torn IN this country as will mako corruption
and bribery at the polls substantially Impossible zap
nlause, so that when the votes are counted every
body will accent the result without fear or hcstaoh
knowing 1t to be the unbought. unpreIudieeu op"oh
of majority OF all the citizens OF THIS Hee ia''u
Cheers and appause And we Will have Temperance rSe
people sefgovenng people where o, every us f1 he
sober people, otherwise 1t cannot DO sale ,
ment (Applausel The Republican parry has ies
this great question in majority Oh ,hS net nsf'G il
succe ssfuliy Great cheerlngD
THE HIGH LICENSE WAR TO 60 ON.
The Republican party is committed to high license
(Applalse.) erbis party has never yet taken s'ep
forward on any question Of reform and mas tneh
gone back; and now that the party is pledged TO H. IL
win not 20 back but win carry It through IL the
party should attempt to go back IL VIII emu
the absolute dissolution Of the party . peneUS
from what have seen during my journey through
the State that the tide IS rising IN that drectOn,
a. the tide will rise tomorrow in Ncw-Yort Bay.
Applause At all events the Republican parry SH has
embarked in that great cause, and do NOT beheve
any great portion of It's people desire to 60 back no
natter what the result of the last election tels
I Tay has Tl beea go wo on G2 ppa,a gave tho
opposing forces notice that this last so1tet t GH
war would go until we received their uncondltioni
q surrender as at an AppomatoS o D o or
three hundred men who have been talking against
hich license during the past few. months, and then
Of IT. and there is no doubt the smaller party VIII
win because they have all right minded people and
In this last election the great issue of the tariff
came on and occupied the minds of the people, and
even ebs oTT on The side of
Then another element came into the cainpaleh'
They had got together corruption fund such as was
never before known. have no fears for the future
If did not believe success were possible, should
still say / have enlisted for war; The war VIII go
on until the end and our leaders and the rank ana
file Will before the next canvass be fully prepared 10
carry IL ON a qlorOuS success
Colonel Cruger, the Republican candidate for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, followed Mr.. Miller lie
wns heartily received, and his brief speech wns
loudly applauded. He said among other things :
/ think you know that not one OF that noble
band Of hundred snl eleven that asked you 70 give
than q chance I do not fec that can take place
among the Spell binders OLaughter) While am
one OF the wounded great contest have been so
thoroughly recuperated by the glorious victory OF haf
rlson and Morton thss am heartily gad 10 be aDie 10
take ny place hers 10 night with the "a
the Republican lsIty. (Cheers)
APPLAUSE FOR COLONEL SHEPARD.
Colonel Elliott +. Shepard was the next speaker.
He won the applause OF his hearers again ana
again with these remarks:
Mr. President: With your permission Will stick
to the text like mailer TO his heads. -, > - 10
The operation Of that profession IN whch am ohly
a parvcnu In this campaign may be nkened 10 that
The resolutions of the Chicago Republican Convcn-
The National, and the various State and County
Committees make the frame, the uplghts ana cruz
ties All the mills, factories and Industries Oh uo
are The msTn, wReiaw Reid, Of me Tribune cheers,
mercia. Joseph Medin, of The Chicago Tribune
Charles Emory smith of The PhiIsaepis a., Ii fES
brother Republican editors, controlling the power
which is public opinion. Cheers ,.,.o.s,. ,.ov
wrap the Eree-frade baby in the snuff and cataiTh
bsndanna and gently ron !, upon the pia'iOfn anu
Then the General superintendent, General Benjamin
Harrison checrsl on the 9Th Of THIS month gay gay
the precision and certainty of irresistible power,
the ballots kept flowing in, down came the bnlAh r
life out OF it, until the corpse was shrlnke n and
teri Thoroughbred and frescoed over with the name
OF Grover. daughter Then the spellbnders bound
maehDery wS S' r Ul the body taken
shipped BY Salt River to the never, after and now
phOHogaph, for great deal Of what It prints has ,
word Of man; Cheers Won 1t t has h 'hl,
dent of the evening, you need only turn to the news
paper Of the day. you need not g0t % ro0 sve
3Cheers The cylinder of the Hoe printing press, by
which Print two thousand papers minute is ia, ta
foil cylinder of the graphoPhone tchSerSl by wach
only one copy can be be SGd An double 2 e @
! this YOU spebinders who talk as tonight to ar
| audience Of two hundred, as did our Cicero a
pinghamtOn. TO an audience covering ten-acfe lot
find yourselves In the morning addressing millions
| covering pretty much the whole country. Cheers
| Tbirlly-The influence OF the Republican press vii
be very much increased II all the good people OF The
country-those who voted for Harrison and who ar
represcnted by hat vOto-wiil not take the Demo
cratic papers. You find out from the Republican
papers what the Democrats are saying on tho Other
side and you Will have abiding confidence n
Republican principles and more respect for Repu't
Iican leaders II you DO not continually read misrp
resentation and abuse Of them
FourhIy-The Republican press Is always loyal
and it's sentiments always have the tnts OF red white
and blue inst as this Republican Lochport Journal
Showing III does de faeto. Here's the, bandanns
dowped and the stars and stripes on top; and with
tSsse colors that loyal paper literally painted Lock
port red on the occasion Of the Republican UTILIZATION
and the fun of tho thing is that the Democratic sheet
of that city had bought all these appliances for thu
Illuminating Itself over It's expected Grover victory
and when II had occasion for them got Tit
! Jo,rnalp 10 take them oil its hands.
! FinalIy-Without the press. Harrison and Mortoi
would NOT have been elected. loud and long cheers
L-.>.a..aizaex Mr Lvisc tho chairman Maid hin