New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14


Lincoln
Tbs sr.a. problem apparently before his Congress IL The
surpIuA The Democratic party has been Wholly uiaoe
to digest that surplus (Ianahtsr) Ihey Aaso i
been brought up SURPRISES renewed Iaus"
and It Is an extremely indig ,stbs substance CONTINUES
laughter) But the Democratic party always han WIN
stomach more laugheri and there seems to De no e
that strengthen their digestive faculties IhsJ ho'
had any but very simple cordial and compound aha
was made up OF many drachms and few scruplsA Ni
rnense Iaughter) Turning to Colonel 1ngersou' r"o
was appIauding and laughing at the came unej o."
those sentences short enoughf Colonel lngsrSii'
Goods, Appause.) They never could digest anythis
that valuable and useful in the history OF tins eo
try. They could digest slavery. But what happens
to people who have these sort OF stomaehsf "ha' mp
pened savery1 Slavery digested him. tApp
and laugher.) They couldn't digest the war; Out wa"
which great promptly dgested them 'is
newed applause) They could not digest the Dco' am
the resumption Of payment they could not digest ,
the Republican party, robust in all It's functions h Wv
great digestion the prudence and the patriotic cou's
all Cappause) and under that party the Douy
polite has thriveu and grown until now II Is 'he
among The nations Of the earth Cheering again A""
again renewed. ,..
WARNER MILLER GREETED WIT Fl CHEERS
Warner Miller received with reusiag cheers Wnsn
hs get up tho toast, The state oil se"
York" lie said In part:
Your Chairman. in introducing the great statesnA' ~
Just said that he had the honor OF mAs
Lincoln unanimous at Chicago In I7o
While 1 am sorry that can lay claim TO no "ucn "s
tiuct on as this cherish memory WHO"
shall transmit my children and II is that cast NY
maiden for the great emancpafor OF fAs .
II we the AMI you had INC
pafi.uc. should ike to about oar great
stare gigantic mercantile and manufacturing ins'
lions AIN 10 refer 10 them orenY
the state Of independent nation II Wo"u
the great IA lions OF the eArn'
Many Of Institutions for tho All o. '"o
helpless and sch ools and our Tree eso
worship wonder of citizens otthe Old World
md Iave hepn lie
perty While am not OF who believe IN a'crlD
everything that good to one political party thnA
much that most OF tho great r"torn' '
benefits which enjoyed in state az well as federA
affairs b. Justly credited to the Republican party
You were nearly gaining victsrr here m
the election. but believe that TIE day - not TAR
when you Tue hosts-of tho Republican pA'
marshaIrg hey have not done IN many "' ~
late campaigns. clearly drawn ana We
know right, we should press on 10 victory.
General Stewart wosdford spoke in response 10 the
toast This Old aud the New South These are SOME
Of bis poists:
! An honest ballot and a fair count the South
will never be brought about By kepuonc'n
meetings the North. do not beleVo '"-'
we shall ever Republican victory again Nv a 'o''
OF the alone until we have broken '
81. south The sou y. Wise. VINO Was Governor o'
Virginia when Brown rung tho !eaier OF "'
Republican party We nust send our o~ 'A'
INTO the south friends there ami the ne
shall have victories there As wen ~
q the North
| FONTS N MR. LOWS SPEECH
! FxMayor Lows toast was The Relation of the
Republican Party TO the New Vter>.' He began oy
saving that he should feel llle indulgng in vein
of pleasantly, but the occasion and the theme ahke
constrain ned him be serious. Following are some
of his remarks:
LIncons to have bsen passed IN
habua the expressed By the poet when he
Because right i, right To follow right wisdom in
. the s sFh "I 'N''i-7""S'
IN tence to t1at want tonight what
earnestly believe rning the relation o. the pub
lic1n party voters I Am more than
glad to s. the relation OF the Repu 'Iican
party the voters Is as I believe. what Lincoln
himself would wish it 10 be IN Brookiyn AMI in Kin
County the Renuban party for free PRIMARIES and
for representative against rarty which has no
public sentiment wnicl- harm; IL IS con ent 10 suppress
year Of against party the
~ hole which sanisAton aything
hands o. 81 members Dnbitn Castr In lelint
and Prince Bsmrrc5 in Germany Indifferent
popular this master OF the local Democ
OF Brooklyn.
Mr. L then drew lively contrast between tho
me- hods and of the Republican and democratic
Why the new voter should be attracted to the Repub-
lican ranks, said In conclusion:
The new voter Is by phrases nor won BY
psrtv that Even here the Repusan party
with tho grear ADVANTAGE Of form@r ''or ue "
tnaRinatlons oil
I
And now let few words about the tariff In
twenty-five years the protective ,arif has one
something making Industries Independent IL
ourselves that II - not many WILL thlhS us
sooner we part the system tho better; II
IL haA Ives get TIE besent OF
[ what 10 has done bv giving 10 he
country such and cement OF duties as
Will civ, the oreign trade OF the World besides
home market having for trusts which stine
domestic cnpettinn- The question concerning the RspuO
hcan p,rty which to-day asarng the minds o. mutitnds
nothing less than this whether
the pa ty can will dsd with the questions OF
to-day today. rather Than with the vision and
IN the spr 1 Of Al thai Is gone.
The last speech vas made by John Winslow, to the
/ toast The Republican Party Of 1861 after which
/ tho company broke up