New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

e,..sntion Te One REGULARITY Of the men on the
/ ticket as you can see, IS their hanusone Svuii i
snances For Photograpo eSeI PIhpdi'i had IN this State
Tanphterl And probably no one is letter
aware of this than the men on the ticket thein ll
selves Mere laughter hnGEns nd spe more laugh
ter i have made the other members OF the ucke.
promise to tell in three minutes what they wora "a
in first introducing Mr.. Vrooman. our next lieu %lheu-
nt-Governor Amid lopd cheering, Mr. Vroo-
man arose. lie spoke as follows; .,s
There is but one Chauncey NJ. Dcpew in the We WoIiu %
He usS SAYS all he good things and ia takes sSo al boTs Snc
o 70 them and l. thin % he SPPs at }soTns ON o in the
Re%'s Ease en- eagle to attempt follow the dnssed
next Governor Of the state Of and 1ns Srs
WI"'ii't wcn' II is a AZ fact. CRcnewed IaughterI
under the nshosany Of the Union Leage Club in about
the middle Of pfOu "a M dRasG sS pss a aS als epSpe
to talk to some Republicans at the Athenaeum In One
thirty Republicans only could be gathered, but tonight
faced an audience Of moro than thousand and they
sent bnfn iafl: fSef%ss nv f%enty Years o. Sce political M
have never secn-no, not even IN Presidential cam.
prevail throughont the Republican party: Apd why
Is it. gentlemen The simple reason s tbs inc s.s ne
and bosses and to-day with orc accord, the Repub-
cans for themselves desire TO be leaders in this cam
And 80 II the city of Rochester the representa-
lives Of this great party cane from oil sections OF Ieyr ss
befora Witnessed nominated the ticket which will be
elected OH the third day of November next ('ieac
About two minutes have expired and according to
| agreement / have minute lefe l want 10 sdy
esteem Il greet honor 10 f1ce the members OF the
Union sae Club and feel 10Th that h h an y te ~ os
Of You / am told that sometime during the beginning
| Of the century my name was posted for memDershp.
wh dent Rk Rns seeTsoev SSs been Of Se senate
distinguished legislator from New.York would intro MIRO
duce a bill and ask his colleagues TO vote f0r IT, OOn-
| lstiiu ION
Eondi be met % Tth hc,D the aFggmsss gsnss
Now what has the constitution of the Union League
club to do between I've friends when feIow wants to be
This Is a campaign Of education. This is cam
paign of elevation. We believe you aid In adv2,
clevatne the young to true manhood But to do this
you must expect TO work ana every Republican sha IN
labor to elevate all of mankind, that in the end we
shall feel that we have al done what Is best Tor te
party and what Is best for the country. tAppmuseJ
OTHER CANDIDATES SPEAK.
| The speaker took his scat amid the noise of
hand-clapping, and then Mr.. Depew said: Alr.
Vrooman has asked me confidentially if his ap-
peal will overcome the probable decision of
the committee in his case. uaughter) lie
then introduced ex-State Senator O'Connor, who
| spoke in part as follows
For forty years have stood in front OF platforms.
and from my own feelings know that after you
have heard a Depcw, Fassett you don't want 10
hear any ono else, aud ! don't want to detain you
can see from your faces that yon are now anxious
to get away, bnt that you ore willing 10 pay respec'
to NAV have TaG Sa Hw word % S Rcpue
:m e him as & read he le% %@ The vs Ss1S asS
a5Ug s"S wea a' was boy carrying T
as heavy myself (applanse) that we had bitter
%a In our rof a IN s@d Si Il O' had not
the Union League Club and those men WHO consutu'n
Ton We TO ~ISS fac those in the rear You then showed
not what You could do but what you did do You
As TO my election 1t is mmaterlal to me personally
as Senator Fasset says, but we are in to win, and
i've in the city OF Brooslyn connected with this
city by the great Bridge Already the hand of Tam
and mmpy IN n the b his before RsfIa the as I they have
to take It from brooklyn ond the surrounding counties
II am not greatly mistaken II you do not take their
hands from your throats they will throttle good gov
ernmeht. Npplausc)
After more hand-clopping and cheering, Mr.
Depew said: Il will now call on the next Con-
troler to speak for the rest of the ticket The
finances are always importanty you know. IT
gives me great satisfaction to introduce Mr
Wade" The candidate was warmly welcomed
and spoke in part as follows;
have boon out tonight with Mr. yro9maa STgh Igas
e ns b ~as & y nsne S d pC knew
Mr.. Vrooman expects me TO speak next but nope IL
inside +. The he, state stated AsnSF % gs We have appeared before
enthusiastic audience. Whether they were Demo
CnaSS%qns ar County RepnScans The party in our
end of the State Is unit 1t Is rid dra Of every ism
fsyf fssOns TSee no opp@a a9ona feeling ~
stand upon platform that needs no apology
think have trcspassed upon the time allowed by
your president; know that further remarks from ni
would be unwlse at this time.
Mr. Wade's earnest talk called forth hearty
applause, and then Mr.. Depew said u had
overlooked the fact that all the candidates who
have spoken are from Republican counties: There
are two others from Democratic strongholds, and
one of them Is that gallant soldier my old friend,
General Hedges, of Rockland County, our can
the less warmly received because he lived among
Democrats. lie spoke as follows
1t gives me pleasure to stand before you even for
ons for weS svns the s aa
Be be-, laid dsSatn 1t IT, are at g 5s e%Se n&Tss
in 1863, but there we're other o.o members h'
negroes TO the lamppogs in this city. At Saratoga
this year they asked the colored vote to come to their
aid.
would represent itself, and introduced yerplanck
Colvn, Of Albany candidate for State Engineer.
Mr.. Colvin said among other things;
knowing Senator fasset When he first Ca; came to
Albany eight years ngS reaTenttg t,y met net, nm as
to "' know GTTS'1 him ~ lie was always working @
WAYS interested in some measure which would 1SiS
Is'f Isa Winter said to him, you are the man who
should be nominated for Governor, fon Know as mo no
that no better selection than that OF Mr. Fasset could
have been made
A round Of applause given, and Mr.. Depew
said Il now declare adjourned the most enthusi-
astio and spirited meellTTg Of the kind Of the
Iinion Ia que Club have had the pleasure of
attending hi twenty years" This sentiment was
annlauded and then the members went TO supper.
ENERGETIC BROOKLYN WORKINGMEN.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF THE PROTECTIVE
LEAGUE-THE STATE TICKET INDoRsED.
A large and enthusiastic meeting held under
the auspices Of the Kings County Protective League
I'm Everett Hail. Brooklyn. last night to take action
upon the nominations made by the Republican state
Convention Delegates were present from nearly all
the wards Of the city. Tie organization has been In
existence for years doing active work in every
campaign and is composed chiefly OF worlsngmen.