New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
MR. COOKIES WELLCHOSEN WORDS.
~, ,,;,,.. - followed bv Mr.. Cooke, VIII

this fall for ITSELF or NnlCH ~ W." NV
in the future. (Applause.l
MR. COOKIES WELLCHOSEN WORDS.
Mr. Miller was followed by Mr.. Cooke, who
spoke as follows
have not to convert ANYBODY i1m a one me SY
When the Republican party was harmonious aht
unanimous theh sentiments, thls Is Jfo snnaIIy @
hut viii say this much that If you Repubhcan5 wiz
cast your votes for the nominees OF our our pa pnIbe M TO
he Iovsl 70 The principles OF the Republican party You
viii not be disappointed APpiau,0, a certi6
cate OF character and IT. to an me werhy
0f tbe state of New-York that they are III anu %,G
70 an the offices for which they have been homnaGu,
Applausel If you think that u y @ tmeu upenubIican
to fiji these offices for the Denen5 % enoste @ party or
any other organization Of citizens you e WI, of The
spPOn'ef d. ,s they benefit S M Of al the people n IS
Interest Of good government. PTolonged apW Of
So, on the .nhs other .baSS aa9d IN favonns of US
pcct that II we a successful IT wona S IN m I ths
RenubcsD T party they too, will be mistaken g
newed applause 1t goes & %i'nous arc say Imn6rtant but
some Of them by reason of the situation have oeeoo
and have been made more important ua nan Gnrominent
There are now before us two especlall pIontth nt the
,ssSS one is the more stringent regulation 0r 'Io m
liquor traffic (applause and the otRer Wn are people
who boast of liberty and justly boast OF VI ir,ortv
there is and be no such thing as rrom for all
or eeGc by tbe equal freedom of others applause
Every citizen is free TO think as ne ne h Ml tbe moment
bIs thought crystalzes into action anu va. tben
mterferos with the liberty Of ms ~ control him
The law mterferes ought to ineIlcio 10 S sneech
and restrain him Applausel We nave r S re e5ttor
and free press but nei.er Sa e1regbboT Oh. t4ppause Yes
rehtlcmen We have liberty, but II IS hoerg & 10 dnd
6y law and i in some SaHdoG SasGs We bv % law we viii see
mt he defect is remedied by clectng our luh I
publican ticket this fall. loud applause anu 'i''' "
Now Is said by those who are CpPOiSsd Sc to resaa g as
well by ourselves tat tneg cG an extent that the
interests Of all the people shall pc cOnSI heee fyo
protected The only difference nGt~fSn interest Is that
he democrats are really not honeSl id VIC ro An
saw In that regard. whereas ne az viii for
pSb license and in favor of baotreform recall re
story of one of our naturazed cl'Nv1bi bicb another
for and friend of his was very anxious 40 n1 gc
Mr. Faherty" began the other follow 'r0 "
wa US am sr responded Psher heart and sow
Then why tn dvil don't ye resign MI fi'n'i''
9aS Ei say they are in favor Of good govern
men and Of all contemplated roofi fn rsG gGS we hope
not believe them ana At hey a afiW the baotbox on No
vember o. (Applausc)
OTHER SPEAKERS OF THE DAY
General Hedges was the next speaker He Ike
all tho other candidates, received hearty greet
ing. to which he responded as follows:
The zeal and oarnestness and enthusiasm winch Is
Shown by your presence htTI r,%Db in November viii
be in line with the great Ssres % Oh tha Wesf p
have won in the new states narr m u has st good
deal to do before be considered as>1aVhR t ~
lea rtS ITS msSUR sS M6at is 6cs allie in State and IN
The Nation for the advancement OF ths PcoPto t an
fare If the full vote OF ptan our beyond Shadow OF
a doubt The battle ground Is iesiN . ~ ono,botc
pouul
bev % vote So that all the members Of the RepuDlGah
party WI aSGN to osc, The POS Sed staes senator
and we ought to be able and feel certain VIII n@ t'
our next Legislature 50 srong I'M fa'' h ias which
sre enacted by the Legislature VIII s'ahu upoh 'nO
statute book. GPrOlonGed applause
COLONEL vARNUMs REMARKS.
Colonel Varnum's remarks pleased everybody
as usual Here are some OF the thihSs nc saIu
Remembering the magnificent work done oy the b pui
~ Mems organlzation during the two ias ttesl
dSTtaI campaigns It Is l who ought 10 DC uo%I ~
Looking @ a. y0u When Saw that great host Of 49
coo persons organized by TIE busnsG2 en narad a m
Erosdway toward the close of the last campaign ear
carrying United states flag my near t 1ou't, ', ~
within me, aud il had entertained any donDt % oP 40 40
a. nine f. was dispelc, for knew theh lhat
victory was certain. (Appausel lhey falh In SDUot t
an on year" The year 1881 was an on year, XG,
'ho ticket headed bv Carr and Davenport went through
tIdumphanty. The year lo1l was an OH HTdi ,nrc ,
vht onr ticket was then also victorious. Not sIhcS
S6at we wear has a New-York city man been nominated
tnp Attorney cnera until now, when you have con
charca nv duty honestly and to the bcst of my ability
(Appisuse) i-'-
MR.. FIY's CLOSING ADDRESS.
Mr. Ely closed the oratorical part of the pro-
cramme in brief but telling address, of which
this is portion;
We have got through %h our & od 10 system S EN- 9i
for the uhcu ne time until Novembcf but rest assured
will hear that gallant Joseph benson
Fnrakcr has been rc.clec ted Governor of OHIO u0ud
preneng uouor saloons We had 10 gel through taN
law. Two thousand saloons have been abolished y
fhe ese pn u NUT into the state Treasury during
lat three wears MpplauseJ You are working for
Jaw law cnmn9 Me 3a election. AppauseJ Prohibition is i'm
nossibe but the reduction OF the consumption ui QuO
/ 10 the lowest possible minimum not Impossible
'AppiSu'e' LETTERS OF REGRET.
Mr. Milford read the following letter from Mr.
Plummer
You may have noticed in the papers papers the dealt
Pending the funeral, which viii take place from my
home tomorrow 1 feel II to be inappropriate that
aHnd he present at the meeting ~ be held this after
no2n nove me- grealy regret this. for tho reason thai
~? would be honorcd with having any effect upon
tbose Sc who feel sure viii gather deem it de
ppn TO assure you Of my great interest in the coming
encion' eTs for the fesson that firmly believe II
, ,nnorance of the most careful, active guarding
IN Io the interests Of the great victory which woi
| a. wear ago. II the cause was rlght iOr which ",
fought Cand God know It was'' ta' o 'he encourage
Puzzled The Doctors"
MOST of the cases cured by Ayers
Wl Sarsaparilla have been given up
by the regular practice. Physicians are