New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-24
A HEARTY WELCOME TO YEwBURG.


Mr.. FAssETr MAKES SPEECH TO AN ENTHUT-
AsTIC AUDIENCE IN THE OPERA HOUSE.
Newburg, Oct % IspeciaD.-The Republicans OF
NewbuTg have manifested great interest in the
present campaign. \ few weeks ago Senator His
cock addressed them. Tonight they extended 70
Mr. Fassett one of the heartest and most enthu-
sastic welcomes which he has received anywhere
in the progress of his remarkable triumphal tour
through the State. The town was all hustle and
activity and expectation when the sun went
down. and soon torches were seen fitting here and
there through many streets. By
o'clock the Newburg City Republican Club,
the Blaine Club and the Mckinley Club
of Walden had assembled at the ferry landing,
prepared to escort Mr.. FaSsett TO the OperaHouse.
It was planned that he should arrive at 40
o'clock, but owing to a delay he did not reach
here until about forty-ive minutes later He
was met at Fishkill By 3. b Odel jr., and others,
and crossing the ferry he encountered "a great
crowd which cheered him continuously while he
was being conducted 10 his carriage. The pro-
cession moved over q circuitous route up the hill
for distance Of three-Quarters Of mile 10 the
place of meeting. Meanwhile the main floor and
two galleries of the Opera House were packed 50
far as a reservation for the accommodation Of the
clubs would admit Of, and about 1900 people
were on the outside unable to get within the door
WAYS On the stage were John c. Adams,who
called the meeting 70 order, and Mr.. Hirschberg,
who presided. Others were James G. Graham.
Colonel William D. Dickey, Hugh Banks, Howard
Thornton, candidate for Assembly; Captain j. NJ.
Dickey, Samuel B. Schoonmaker, president Of the
Blaine Club; John SchoOnmaker, president
Of the Republican Club; James Cock
ran. president Of the Board of Aldermen
the Rev. Drs. F.. S. Osbon. and W. *. Hall. and
Henry Rudolph The four boxes either side
Of the itage were occupied respectively by the
families of S. NJ Jenc1s. ex-Mayor Odell John
Schoonmaker and Warren Delano L. ). Sterrtt
read the list Of vice-presidents and secretaries
William c. Hill was introduced. and after he
had spoken about ten minutes the uproar without;
the whizzing Of rockets and the music Of the
bands announced the arrival Of the escorting clubs
and the candidates. Fassett and NroOman. Mr..
HIPS speech was abruptly ended by the enthusiasm
which burst forth and when Mr.. Fassctt made
his appearance everybody in the audience men
and women alike arose, the men cheering and
women waving handerkchiefs for several minutes.
As soon as the enthusiasm Of the audience could
he quoted Nh Fassctt introduced and said
Ny friends II you here IN Ncwours a. empha'.caI
a. you cheer tonight, think we have n2hl % expect
uret.y nearly a unanimous return. thought there "rre
some Democrats in Ncwburg. but 1 imagine they are
not Tammany Hall Democrats The issue this year i'
imply Tamm1ry against the state. have been cru
Of ed by Of Democratic friends who do Tot Ike
meet the Ia shse. OF all the Democrats in the
tate there Is not utterly Loot sene
II public dcccncy and all those Impulse which make
man approve Of goOi government stand and
quyocally defend Tanmany Han political factor no,
even the chicitns Of Tammsty them,elyes not SIR
Grady nor Croker. There Ia the state
c,rs to for I'M just OF tho
state. daughter and appsus.j lie darcs deiend Tnn-
MANY Iys sys there bad things about
very emphatic defence l. ~ lie further that