The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-25
ANDREW D. WHITE IN LINE.
ms CAMPAIGN SPEECH KEPT JIys
AUDITORS ON PINS and HEEpLEa


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fbSdocts,on Of the crowd ,yns fiat, Mr. Whit,
"a tho ,ia uvoroua n p,rsun e., ro,t i,non n tubIIr
,,ott,rm. Tb,v rnt that he xns lots nicnr ina,
10 thini abouhns, being hi snn,csberc !, n tho
s.afn nsih,ttn :, nir,, ar.na - gna,,,nss 10
s, eonT1oo'ms pure aroma " eooon'ss "
the Republican party. .t.
As campaign orator the Hon. Andrew d.
SRxlctios in LOYAL minds and a iisturbcr Of the
saudnimlts Of n campaign audience 10 was a
s ,, r. success .,,
rms meeting at Cooper Union last night was
Sncok Thsrr wv, soma talk about sccr,tnrv
We $50 80. w., 49,, -.
sn w.t. "D, sfIs s woa wts
~, E,r,,, No, and NJ, ,,wsnn X Fuller on.
snrynr ~ mnr,sn' g,,+s ,hro,vs;nc IA s,do
dishes. Mr.. ]. =. Smith presided. rs
wa M, s',s un.' ,,nann nrnn ~ inm sn a.,
~ to nlisauoto Shakespeare against II. Then
Fhomus Wentworth read some Of those
EstirHng resolutions, which advocated voting
str the ticket from "tNc ploughboy OF Herl;i-
NOR To thr Allcrmcn within our raios," IN.
eNldinS tassott also.
When this had bcrn dono Mr.. Andrew D.
Milte was u!awh 'or"a'" anu ncsa" ms
Asld one arm out in tho mir most of tho time
ss.u ..o'N |" .oiis ms . ~,
leSorl'e gesture WIN great waving OF mo
string Of his sGSe,ases and slow d'sp,aeo.
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N iirst Mr WIT" got along well and tho
nnSmco srttnI tgWn to I tGG r"sua.iHm M
~ Sa SS; ;hs - su1e%Ss
made statement that caused the
loyal hsnuhliGGansr Logan /. utter ne Gus;
s Mr. %Tnt % sn" aissHa
and pno or two old war, horses departed to
H ko seeing nc scandal. t"!d you So
"a ssTS d S1 shSSSi
This r @ III S s" "papd n "S wns
snee laltsrcd; some aprlanicd. some Kissed;
those TIA, hai applaud Yi hiTsii. aud thcn
eSeryp9dy would applaud us the speaker re-
covered Ne w hin5.li o,,ro film. HE .,,,.s
for the reception came from the heart. He
nudet that ne brought greeting IRON the Ne
The ispSblican party.' said he. after It's
erent nelsat ris9s again unteriiIcd anu unNis-
!asSP; saaSS ',S ,, rsSa "a
s The and s0f ra # he S9ss Hso
and are pushing forward unitsdly and: trust,
f. x a's hayo su'f,s.y sesn G%%%ysth!ns az
have hay touched the pofsr @' hoart The peopie
have been enthused and aroused by, the pa;
yEs and dsterm9eG hatred yian
fa MI f .,.,.,,, 49,, .,, ,,,,. .,.
mis- was beaufifn,. ana the andenGie t2ok
But eame psaed aouet and atte
in the sa dytsh he m
pubiIcsns q t seemed that the presdent tho
man Of our choice was cold. was not prone to
asrs BIZ a h With hs ssG the Republican
QeRminR race. the late speecheS OF our Presl.
and 30 on, until Harrison,s name caused
purst 81 renewed apniRusc. ihen M. " nite
20 cynical. no alarmist SO severe that he will
hoG adplt that our interests. IN foreign lands
md at home. BY sea and shore, are safe III tho
bands o. our Republican Secretary. James u.
Blaine.
For two, minutes the, audience cheered
shouted; STAMPED. waved mats ana nandRer-
;hieis. This applause was the greatest In
ACT the only real outburst q the evening.
:, Mr. White next took up tho silver question
de said he Thought that the question had boon
l3st siSht OF at our meetinfs. espec-
aily in view Of its intimate relation to our
state campaign"
This set the apdience IN a tremble ana
,hivcr: But Mr. White paid no attention, to
ne shiver, 10 reviewed the silver question
70 TO unlimited coinage; He said that un-
United coinage was q schemo TO deDase tne
hat 1t was advocated by n few, South
Western cranks. ~ mine owners, ana by lew
brokers' WHO expected to profit by unhonnded
,olnaSe; His audience seemed synpathetlc
tyS frightened. AZ last ne changed the suolect
DO talked little about Flower nnd said 1t
ms really TOO BAD TO put FORWARD sucn man
IS thy representative OF tho party OF Jackson
tnd Benton. VINO wore sentiemen worthy q
treat PRAISE. Some 81 the nudionce applauded.
>tlsiS hisSed; then all Waltou DreRthlessly TO
We what MI INTO would cay next. ,oo
i, The tariff said he; and the ION, people
'hesred. Tho tariff ho repeated. does NOT
inter into this camraiSn.' Theaudiehce Looked
anu alarmed. They heard that 1t