New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
FASSETT IN ST. LAWRENCE.
WARMLY WELCOMED AT oGDENsBURG.

TowN-Two STRONG Speeches
THE FORGERY IN THE DEMO.
CRATIC SILVER PLANK.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNAL
Ogdensburg, n Y, Sept Ex-senator Fassess
continued his vigorous campaign as the RepuDliosn
candidate for Governor in Northern New-York TO-
day, starting from Watertown early this morning
in company with John w. Vrooman. the Repub-
lican candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. and Cen
eral " NJ Curtis, the Republican candidate for
Congressman in this district. He travelled across
country from jefferson County into st. Lawrence
County and to Ogdensburg upon the St Lawrencs
River. The day was rainy one, and yet crowds
of farmers gathered at almost every station and
asked to see the Republican candidates and to
shake their hands At one of these stations Mr.
Fassett said jolingly MY friends we Repub-
licans fred off a good many cannon at watert0wn
last night, and see the glorious result to-day In
this splendid rainfall upon hot and thirsty soil
| tell you what, the Republican party always
was the friend of the farmer" uaughter)
SPEECH AT DE KALB JUNCTION.
There were receptions accompanied by BRIEF
speeches at Philadelphia, Antwerp, De kalb juno
ton, Gouverneur and Rensselaer, Falls. There
was such large crowd at De Kalb Junction that
have Mr.. Fassett address, those present In hall
near the station. The train was held while he
went to the hall and made the following speech:
Now. my friends, we will have only a few moments.
cannot begin tell You the story Of the Republican
onize the whole history of the party in one word
progress Every move onward and forward IN tnc
has been made for the elevation OF the people, for the
emancipation of manhood, for the Atng mp OF bumaa
labor and for the progress OF all these VINO ave IN
duStri0uS.
Every one of those movements has been initiated IN
and emsnated from Republican hands inc hepnn.
lican party like great fostering mother has put out
us strong arms and wrapped them around the asr:
the country and the only faults that friends the
enemy, find with us is that we win persist IN doing
In state issues we want to protect him n his home AZ
n his property and give nm MI the msss RSd' RcsSodo
OF taxation hitherto untried for the protection Of
farms your homes-your village homes and your ooun-
The great state Of New-York with 100000 Of
RSR its nss aEns sws N al %
houses with Its prisons with every source Of sdnn- I'D
900 year Generally the administration OF the coy
ernme6t has been Repubncsn-the legislative brsneh
@ Oss With q that at the 'oSss ooSs the Of
Of that one ne @ 5te eo island an down n by tho
ment of New-YOrk city.
New York City Is a Democratic city. II Is more
# f he's had had rmmany government for the last SIX years
Do you want the Tammany tiger 70 govern your farms
there saPSP'Sh Sy The ,nSs sea ' se ss a GOWN
sha ns rsmnay 1n fes1Ge 'Se ssts = Gso
Democrats have not been coed enough for the party
was good enough to receive the slightest rscosni
besides being soldier; The soldier was not s0odi
enough to have passing word pd praise said about u
R Rns ON On the the sis on ose Se
the sen@eys a 81 Rs @ apn wee tae
their platform; only the adherents Of Tammany Hall
The i friends G Of Lucus Robinson will remember that
Il was the same 1ammany Hall that IN 1873, after
C6not don not kicked Si % out as were tne reprssenayss OF
Assemey Districts TT cts who were rg g Rgd
out as was the County Democracy In New York City,
who also friends Of Cleveland; but after fair
hsve their m OWN S way they went out and nominsted
John Kelly; the ehieftan OF Iammany taii' egMnss i
This fall Tammany is in absolute CONTROL You You
Tammany Hall at the other end, and good Democrats
call this corrupt alliance They defy every principle s
sounder traditions Of Democracy shall put the tiger
Into tile Gubernatoral seat at Albany with the hope
that he may also occupy the Presidential chair az
/ do not believe you men here are in a frame Of
parties may have been, to subscribe to such doctrine
1t was with the feeling that Tammany against the
state issue full of menace that the good people
Republican party. am here asking y0ur attention TO
Intelligence Of the American people ! E9ow that that
the people S in the nS soT Of 5 3 3 Ths sn
of Tammsny against good government and fully .ap-
he AMBITION ae OF tsO Se Tsmmpny cheans with e
mendous emphasis on the 3D. day OF November ZAP
plause) VI
I know you are in earnest or yon would not come
out here In the rain and through the mud. The Re
Psy is R 2s We 70 Ss % oE fsat IS %Sa S
farmer needs and chen do our utmost to supply IT,
c hs sa state that f" IL was too Sy 50 last night al
watertown we doomed the cannon, and down came the
General interest. general intelligence and general
our commanding officers THIS fa
siwavs led the Republican forces to victory. The
Republican party never succeeded on the cry OF
a door of Republican opportunity. When the fields
are green when the herds are fat, when wheat Is
labor receives an adequate reward when the minds
are unroubed with visions Of possible calamity
people, people Of 6e State Of NeWYor invariably pronounce
This year my friends, YOU going to make the
presiding officer Of the next senate the gentleman
annals al least as the little Dutch poughboy from the
hills Of lIerklmcr (Appause)
In Ogdensburg several hundred business men
had gathered at the station to receive Mr. Fassett
and his companions They greeted them with
cheering. The travelling party were placed in
carriages and were escorted TO the Seymour House.
This afternoon Mr. Fassett and Mr. Vrooman had
4 reception in the parlors of the beautiful City
Hall. This reception attended by several
hundred Of the leading citizens of Ogdensburg and
ST. Lawrence County, among the number Major
W. H. Daniels Senator George Y. Erwin, eX-Mayor
Edgar A. Newell c. A. Kellogg, AssemblymeE
Keller and Maltby, A. A. Smith, Of The Ogdens-
burg Journal Collector Gleason. ex-senator d.
II
]. NJ Kellogg and S. II. Palmer.
A SPLENDID GATHERING At THE CITY HALL
This evening 5000 voters and their wives and
children assembled lin City Hall to listen TO the
Republican orators. General Edwin A. Merritt
and eX-Attorney General Leslie w. Russell. Of
Canton, were among the prominent Re-
publicans present at this great meet
ing. Ex-Collector Daniels was chosen chairman.