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

sIke first concern of good government Is the virtue
ana sobriety Of people and the purity OF he nome
The Republican party cordially sympathzes with all
xi and we'll drected efforts for promotion OF tenn
pcfence morality Upon that platform ana w'h Ben
iamn Harrison and Levi p. Morton the party went to
victory. and the Nation reioices
Gentlemen, we are with you still ORGANIZATIONS OF
Republican women will be maintained incfeaseo ana
strengthened: we shall abide with not as dictatorA
but helpmeets With you we VIII labor 70 conserve
the fruits Of victory; and may tho Goa OF Nan0ns"0
God OF our fathers-enlighten ana guide
MIR DEPEws WITTY SPEECH.
President Depew's rising to call for order was
the signal for three rousing cheers for the popular
orator and favorite son. which were thrice re-
heated and il was not until enthusiastic Repub-
beans had shouted themselves hoarse in the
declaration that there was nothing the matter
with Depew" that he was able to secure hear
Ing Mr.. Depew said
these United States, but during the century OF its ex
sence like this dauehte and during the coming ing
Is the only one that was ever held Qaughter) To
gather 900 campaign speakers within one hali is an
OF them armed with loaded piece and only the re-
straning gavel Of the chairman to prevon them from
When arrived here to night received note after
note SAYING almost N the sDd0c9
and appauseD When came to reckon UP the number
these appeals found there and ia h
md the jantor viii lock the door. Naughterl So
10 long agrees ah S snna can 's%f BY
there is reason why the campaign spoaSeas ~ @
ssS as states m snSu a Her navf asgs pae
part of an industrial ana n %sS whenever
iSey sneak that thew NAV Be protected from Other
speaker the same evening. LaughterJ - o,ss I'm
very snail Potion Of ,hS sixty son. mIlG1s
Which can 60 without sleep and digestion that
stand any meal The ns tg6 marvellous
eoncocton s thst meet him at private and public
hoard must be the things that threaten MS peace yr
physical, which defcs everything that kills of the
I III 1 sos SSars Sa aDd ed
of the applause which he most covets Qaughter)
these S% 70 and tn aS cam
vacation. CLaughterl The committee receives him
e. the depot with rOee in the npp pei Of saroTeS
she horses with the plunes upon their heads the brass
band in front the cannon behind II he is II, sr az s
gallons Of the smoke of the coal-oil torch ana then
tax a S c1f a SSi H
faith in his eloquence, no matter what becomes
IT his audience. i was invited by county committee
once TO make address, and they selected the most
PRODUCTION. At the end of three hours and half
Caughterl the only people left in the hall were tho
reporters the band. the county committee and my
self. Roars of laughter
II has been a common remark for years past that the
press has taken the place of the orator Yet If speaker
Is equipped with the elements Of the orator me eve,
believes that he has renewed faith IN his belief,
the Of reaching the doubtful so that he feels that
so that he wishes that II real waI-that man re-
@ % hs a sd a ane sye speeSS s Hh
takes the place of the speaking eye and voice. Jap
There is belief that the great orators are dead. and
that they have LEFT no successors In me more print
tho universal distribution and reading Of the news,
paper The magazine me tract me orH,0 VIE c, m
primitive methods reached and s reused 70 IN
to any audience on the American continent.
Npplause); have heard most of the famous men Zen
whose traditions OF elOquence the despair OF the
orator who has met them. have heard stephen
a. Douglas with his vigorous argument his soy eh,
Lincoln tremendous applausel, with his Teslstless
% With h his &0 nSmS n and I've Sass TON on se
eloquence. ! have heard salmon p. Chase, William
Il. Seward Cloud applause), Charles Sumner Wendell
As look Back now and recall what they did the
they might be able TO produce upon the highly cult
waited and thoroughly informed audience Of to-day,
se,e 0" Qualifications Which are not dupi-
txscd by orators who could be named among our
contemporaries and that one In the vgor or his pure
Isaxon in the marvellous felicity with which he stated
tis facts, in the suppressed passion Wnleh aroused
apbwer by which he downed opposition and suppressed
an onmiiy which vas vicious unto DEATH we have , no
lips. (Applause) 4,
worst plagiarst. lie does not hesitate to steal any
tb4ng he hears laughter, and to borrow anything he
TSa9' s SSe care years ago be Geverd during
:. canvas Of three weeks After the third delivery,
reputation who preceded me by two nights at my
appointments delivered my speech word for ,, word
as II l the champion fraud of the century
repeated that speech twice before found 1t out
Sd Ford Ohio tod me that Re cent nee
arc1lm red
he repeated every night. Ford, who was practica
As Speaking first and deVercd chase speech Chase
game forward and with great dignity said that he hat
fore had he known him 10 seize the subject with
s n grasp great sPpsgs sa ne had o so
hat there o's Wsa nohps left for any hsmsi
was able to resume his relations with Mr. Chase. Q'e
summer that two famous politicians op that side SIDE
delivered SpS 0a Substituting HaSsa e sa%s speech RI
Chase-FoId trick was played by the lesser upon tn
Ere @an Who hsa repeated the speech sa
, him singular that that RSsss Of auys
which convnised audiences with laughter, fsll OUT,
looked al him sympafhlzingly and said al was her
two weeks Ego" Much laugh, .,r .,, .so ,.,v,s
into his business and disappears from the public eye
Hpt there is something of the dramatic spirit aropse(
Of the audiences, the wild acclaim, and it is difficult
for him. II he bas been long AT IT, to settle back again
to the tread and thread of life 1t is the POPULARITY
Of this that the professional speaker haf
little TO do with II, but that the gres
business community furnished from every pro
fessiOn men who felt that their highest
duty 10 their country and their hest service thoii
business instruct their feow-ctizens IN those
principles to which they had pinned their faith. Ap
plause) That community Of interest which brings
together Of kindred minds VIII make this associa,
ton memorable existing not for today. but for al
time, and adding 10 IT'S membership those who come
along and worthy Of the guild. loud applause)
Of the banquet was not TO- triumph over a fallen
Toe. but 10 celebrate rather the burial of the
over for so long-the ending Of the Solid South
General Hsrrison's conduct during the campaign
he could not help adding had commanded tn
alike for its integrity and ability; and he did mo-
wonder the Republican party was willing TO cry
Hail chief Lead on we followl" loud ant