New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

- ., whose address was The Republican
portvn In his opening sentences Mf. NyoouloIu
said ,,.,e ., ,,,,,r ,vho rule
rncre are forces in poI5ce "g ib ranW Mo The Te
' T,..I, oi The Democratic party Mas ge.h 10 nuA@iS
- 17rnv for the benefit OF the rev. wine le lii ~. U
the f the many (Chcers) There Is perhaps
otng Of so much interest to the large mass & OIL peo @
Me a. the standard Of the money WIN Which thc2 IT,
~ IV pria,e the necessities oi life. They want d0lat
thaf is a dollar that changes not a. t!e poiiu
nor The Republican party mas Ceeh dlwasS w W.
nv, i,;ed to the maintaining Of such standiin. we
rc the friends Of an honest dollar the honest M
~ bnnest labor: and whether we stand or 20 nOw., '
Henublcan parry. from the Atlantic TO the Pachc -
pledged the maintenance OF an IoIesE Eooatt mon
con earn an honest dollar and would keep It marker
for honest labor Hence we are " t,nno,t
chrer,l Having labor must be able 70 tlsspids 'is
n nroducs Of labor hence we would grant sG'ialc sa
nd Phy National power establish commercial hyte W
i%Gd wod I bnd up Navy guarded by American Ghs t
manned by American men, that would ~wonla cday hyor i'm in
ApeTIcan Tag TO and protect the American EOnor % h ~
every sea. At last we have had Congress tnt aaS
furnished the opportunity for suci Navy 'App,unJ
General WoodiGrd closed ci!csalv IN Mi'N isoS s
A. this point letters OF regret were anhY%niUva Wii
from Vice-Presdent Norton Secretaries Pns,ar Piinr
Tmcy Wanamakcr. Noble, Proctor i, hna fTs,yt Ieyys
William NJ Eyarts. Robert p Porter, ileniy W" D
General Horace Porter, Eilhu Root, the kev IL; & D.
Warhrfhur, Charles $. Randall and William nc nc,
Kinlcy ir who had been expected 20 Spcah nor s
names OF the writers were received VIII" ''''''
in ntroducing the president of the GU cup i, MI
Depew said Up 10 this time we i na'. ttIa drink
let with Hamlet sitting qulety az te It,n interest
inc Anollinars and apparently taking h,,e ,,rsn
i'm III, proceedings uaughterD IN lHc Cuu.oi
of the evening he remarked to me, III Is won'rt
how long these fellows talk tProlohgeu crv
I soid TO him: 'ArnouX, there Is an emu 10 ctcISI I
hin and if after listening to these CongresSlonai
orators and these other Occidental orators from ou, @
ije in the wcariness of the flesh all others CO. So
NAV. count on me. UaughterJ will hear tnaI INA,
unesch Of yours even if the Coroncrs jury shouid
demand another bai-bond. Laughter anu
now. gentlemen, have the great pleasure VI ro ~,
PRODUCING your prtslucHu' III ""V'N "
here tonight.
TX-Judge ArnouX said
The cordial reception with which you nave wei WEI
cor,cd me ths evening, IL deemed IL personal u NY,
scIt woud make me specchcss with emotion, Ior
remember the line Of Raleigh 80 onen quotcu q .p pS
Gecns are dumb know. however, that the welcome
von have given me Is rendered T. me as the presdsnu
Of he Federal Club and In behalf OF the cup tchaer o
70 Won my sincere thanks. tAppauseo We nave becI
honorcd to night by the presence OF ulc prihcc W
orators chccr who has attained at last the fame OF
wherein we are told that hc prlys with the pou, aiu
had ever the gift OF oratory would have to claim
a. night in the iancuace Of Ike Bromley that have
Tho FEDERAL Club stands for all that Is pure and
honest and earnest in politics. elChecrSl IL mas nas
strvcn in the past for good government ior pure ana
honest elections, for the protection OF American IN
du"ty and for such legislation as would carry tne he
nag Of the Union over all the oceans and 10 all t"e
noTts Of the world dond chcers.l =, .,u.
Wc welcome tonight the man who OF All others
has i'm the last Congress secured such FElSElu"u
1chcerSl bv hi, lndOmlhlc energy, ms perseverance
and his Will (ChecTsD He has cndenrd himself 10
the whole Republic party and to thG american pc0po
,rithout distinction Oi party. tChccrSl III tlc
biblical times the question was what went ye S 3nt
into the wilderness 10 sccl \ reed shaken by the
wind ~ Int IN the last Congress We saw Una,
that wilderness known rs the House o
Tenrcsentaiivrs was shaken by the Reed
Gaichtrr and checr-, and that he WAS ahIe
10 secure for the greatest ana most .prHcncHi
,i.l,tinn that has ever been enacted In single Con
-. 0'hrcrsJ In his eloquent words a That
congress closed he appealed from the StrieS, II"
prriudicrs and the political animo>te, o. the pr7
cnt 10 future history vndlcation Tor the actN t
tbc Congress ,,hch has Just closed. Today tho
S,.,kcr OF IN. House of Representatives secs that
history and ths audience cordially commend n, course
n0ud cheers and the legislation OF that congress
Great chccrins)
Asa bcncdiction7 Mr.. Dcpcw called on Mur-
phy the Irishman,' f. respond for m" cluD;
Ills ordinary name is William ID. Murphy. ana
he is looked on rs one OF the brightest young
men in the Fcdcral's ranks.
At II 30 the party broke mp with three rouSing
cheers for Rcpubicanism in the Past ana VIC
tory in the Future
On the reception committee were J. Arthur
Borratt. James H. Phipps. W d. Murphy ana
Charles C. Bidwcll. The members of lnc press
committee were Kcmpcr Bococl. James !. Nlcoll
and II - Hunt. The committee OF arrangements
was composed Of James n. Phipps. W. D. Murnhy
and Richard j. Lewis. The work OF the various
committees was an important cOn'ributory element
10 the success Of this brilliant and successful