New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18

their iueh cheering a, We sc as scs 70
once we Dd f %a' hsnas or the
hands Of great corporations. TO control our election
checr and that what we are w9rGne o rof and Il
ONE Of ths sreSs reforms we viii bring about In this
staD know this, we must bring u , soouo ~
siaptialy abandon our Republican 'ns"'"'
REFORMS DESIRED BY THE MASSES
bclevo that tho great masses OF our peopc uosno
those reforms and don't think any consueraoio pol
ton Of our people are willing that the saloon hecpers
Of the State OF New-York shall DO able 10 sa' io'
J ruary next, Since we nave 80
o.. lied no legislation has oeen .ud
inimcal to our interests we ho'a s.asa
hold that the government OF this >, er,asscs and
shall be carried on for the benefit OF an
not Of any one class and hold that TINS % con
spirscy II Is conspiracy which threatens 'ne ''''
fo,indstions Of our government .o,sct,on n Amer
lean labor and and to american Sa cb hImss
i stands also for % h%erca hocrs
Tho Republican party has been the Leader s ~ has
which has come to our fep the cause Of
the advancement tS Of STT people, And so to-
nsh G'hsI psrsfs to Cs
to see that he great principles ana me d srS s IN the
tina, haze Cscpo soed SmS yG% aSS ' ~
chairman White in introducing the next Lieu
tenant-(iovernor, said that like ex-senator , nm, and
he had gone to the front at his countrys call anu
Mt the close OF the war had retired 10 Ti, .
life and had never failed to discharge the duties
Of a citizen.
COL. CRUGER ON THE ISSUES OF THE iiooh
Colonel Crurer was received with prolonged
cheering. and as soon he could make hh'oci'
heard, said an. ,uu
Mr. Chairman and Fcow-Citisens FOr mos ' s
cer thanks This is the first time that nav, ,, M
dressed large audience ana cf p Of The
gcnce while say few words about Inc ISSUES Vi '"o
hour. .rod IN trying
Our friend the is earnestly sng iss s e
of tho Republican party at end and that naV,s
succeeded 10 abolshns slavery TcT ana pu''"s
feG s when look at this sea Of upturnod faces o
am aD s ta as o beer chance Of succeeding
the coming election than ever before arpr rec
We can %S proudly l rSisr to Of afe
right every question which It has tahe nnause
and ITS o er havG these ngs With s PRIDE
not dependent upon the past ior our o pat and
The people for to-day sne pay Morton great appsc
stand for the protection Of American inou'"'' W.
newed applauso)
REPUBLIcANIsM IN NEw.YoRK'
The Republican party of tho State OF New iorh mas
taken firm stand on great issues, and l Mo" '"@'
you approve of its position. ApplauseJ NOW inc
eyes Of the whole country are turned on new iorA
and Kings Counties. On the Republicans oi 'no'o
two counties great responsibility devolves anu II
hall with firm determination to do your duty your
enthusiasm tonight Will not have been in vain and
yonr o %ns forward war; Oe to grand results Mppausc
your fellow Republicans OF Kings County YOU can H sas
that the chairman OF the Soapy Rebans Of that
county united In support OF me cause ana VIII uS
good work We feel @ the 10 G onr IS standard Sr many
ou man can say that tho Republicans of NewYork
state have not stated cmphaticaly in their platform
what they fighting for We have nailed me Amer
can flag to the aI5 consuona Convention We
are fighting for these principles and for ne canddales
put forward to snps n Saorm snd every %od
uttered by Senator Miller tonight. Remember that u
Is not alone sso dyS dy labor 5
coming election eeTheTe you only go f0r o
w Sannot w doubt what the result viii be- oncwed and
long continued chceringJ
At the conclusion of the speaking, the greater
mart of the audience crowded forward TO the
platform, men and women vylng with one an
other in their eagerness to grasp the hands %, OF
MIR. Miller and Colonel Cruger. Each one VINO
and then the people went stopping ont Into the
rain. warm in their praise Of Brooklyns great
NC reception was given to Senator Miller and
Colonel cruger after the meeting S in the hand
versation and refreshments filed up two hours
before the guests Of the evening returned to
this city leading Republican said never
saw before such unbounded enthusiasm as was
! shown when Senator Miller rose to speak in the
/ rink II the feeling manifested is any indication
there is tidal wave of success for the RepuDh-
cans this year"
Although great preparations had been made for
a big parade and street demonstration to take
/ place before the meeting at the Rink. it was de-
cided at D. m. by Grand Marshal Jones 10 post
pone the parade until some night when the weather
shall be more propitous All the clubs and
other organizations that were 10 take part were
assembled at their various headquarters eager
and willing to march, and when Marshal Jones
| to the Rink.
| CALLERS on MR. MILLER.
There were many callers on Warner Miller after he
arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel from the West yes
terday morning Mr.. Miller kept quietly In his room
most OF the day. resting from his journey He was