New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
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CHEERS FOR ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Thirty-one years ago Abraham Lincoln sicoN-heiet
AT this point there tremendous applause Inspired
part by the speakers reverental tone and manner1
And what history has been crowded into that period
TO the great majority of nv listeners here tonight
history fTanght with so much oil ssmnSan'et a io
less flag. (Applsusel In the meantime we have OBJ
taincd, forever cementcd. perpetual Union OF forty
four States, forever consecrated 10 freedom IN every
direction (Renewed applause do not mean to
appeal to any person within the sound OF my voice.
ana the devotion Of Republican heroes the right Of
citizenship became free TO them as TO I'll offers any
make no appeal to prejudice against the Dem0era1c
PARTY % ve Ss to eTsa ma
20 appeal to race, color or class. congratulate yeq
coneratolate myself congratulate our country that
the gn shines in rse course Of TS e a
rays send benedlctlon upon race forever Tree
tremendous cheering and applause)
LIBERTY MUST REMAIN FOREVER.
Liberty having descended into every human heart
ana having surrounded the brow of every free man
with It's eternal SEAL never be disputed, 1t must
remain. Great applause) But with the privilege
Of citizenship duty. Every right mas oNV
against IL duty Just sacred as the nght Is precious
So appeal e not S m snpe %oS 20 Won IS Citizens
Of the state of New York, bound by ropes OIL ctsen
ship bound by every consideration Of manhood bound
government to your votes as Intelligent cl1LeIS
Now Y viii invite your attention just two issues
Of the campaign have TO speak at Two oVher meet
. ~ your SGF F@e OF The first issue is the Of
Sss b sf w IF P SS GHq the sf ospoan
for the operation Of fraud bribery, coercion
sns s I Sat9dT@ in h 'q behalf two years ago Our
friends Of the Democratic party stand for the present
s sSSy0G @aS Snde P'{E6 e Official Blanket
lot (Applause)
Kisses FOR TAMMANY.
The other issue is Tammany Hall (lIisses). Yes,
but you cannot fighten the tiger with hiss
daughter and applause) When Abraham Lincoln
stood on this platform thirtyone nearly
R Something san 6SGs s @ Firing S S&
South. he said d" You of the South say if we elect
our President the Union is 10 be DESTROYED ana we
shall be responsible. That is to if highwayman
should put loaded pistol to nv head and say unless
mnrder that is cool The threat Of nv life that
unless yield my money the alternative Is I taat
yield my vote; otherwise, disunion. That Is cooI'
And vet how history repeats itself That is the
attitude today of the Mghwayman OF Fourteentncst
Tammany Hall says TO Mr.. Cleveland and Alire9
s Shsg q en pd To s G'S a
and place me in power at Albany we shan lose s
defeated the Democratic party ApplauSe ana lausn-
teri
And IN this come ctien what contrast between the
dignifed demeanor and words Of Samuel j. Iilden ana
his successors In 1873, near as can recoect his
words they rang out like this "For my part never
hesitate to adopt as rule of action and conNcuoh OF
duty that million of people should not be lea 10
public plllage for any consideration oil party eApeu
ency either in the State or in the Nation Wn1t a
rebuke from the dead TO the living! What Gnucsn
Tiey announce from this PLATFORM 1T Is more
important that we (Mr. Cleveland and Mr. HllD retan
puT party regularity it is more important tat our op.u
Ions of tariff reform have opportunity CT success nfHt
year, more important that wT name PclectSral vote
Of the state Of NewYori than that SIX millions q P1o
Pe De Geyee WS TSoa Confession q Teaa s
Bare they not trust THE intrinsic merits OF their
o ere s S PSGEe so sacred in the person Of ey
land or Mr.. Hill that this city and this state should
S cont Ss % nRGer p tas BaSss Pdena factor
year. DO we owe allegiance to Mr. Cleveland AMOR or
pii1hed 50 much in the way Of affirmative ssatSn
That they fear to 60 to the 6s Ss people SSsq on I
submit to the insults that Thmmany Hal has imposed
"f'l leave the subject with you: Think Of it. It is
worthy careful myself ss haTe ts pope
that know that when the issue Is once put before
them TO- whether they WI have the power Of Su Tan n
acts Of record; as Illustrated not by propositions and
platforms but by the actually IN s G2C TO
Tics of the State there will be but answer in No
vember, and that viii be thunderous NO" (Long
continued applause)
THE BALD EAGLE OF WESTCHESTFR.
When the lOng-continued cheering which
mHTkeu inc CloSr VI MI Aooo~uNo SPNNNi 'itV' ~
away Chairman Anderson introduced General
Hustled as one Of the pioneers in the cause Of
liberty. The cheering which greeted him having
subsidized, General Hustled said:
CoOred Me9 Of New York It is twenty-five years years
ago, long time in the life OF mddeaged man. since
] stepped upon this platform 1t was the year when
] introduced to the New-YOrk Assembly and passed
you Your T right O to vote HppaHse It was the Year
that was made the Bald Eagle Of Westchester County
Sat ensWeG pPf Ss @
Sgo stood upon t1s platform ana WIN o me sI9od
men in and around this building pledged their faith to
sustain the party which had gwen hs right Of sn ae
tlat amendment 70 the constitution put secetafy
Ssre {0G tRem w5s h@e0 ac' ana cO' not De
told that there are some mes colorsd men who are
scalp that idea at once, NpPlauscl refuse to
accept such statement: The colgred man VINO votes
his death-and after that he will have no opportunity
as an migrate and a coward. am talking to the men
them at least have no more to say, but to impress
upon you the necessity OF voting soldy on election day
for Fassett and Vrooman. Prolonged appiauseJ
Mr. VROOAlAN'S APT REMARKS.
General Hustled closed his remarks by intro
ducing the candidate for LieutenantGo
Mr.. Vrooman spoke follows:
AS Mason and D3xon's line divided the Republican
North from the Democratic South in other days, 50
Harlem Bridge divides the Republican North from the
Democratic South In the Empire state OF the present
day Senator TSe the great s FenlGeSn s2Gs 9 Ee
Republican North OF It's State for the last three weeks,
and am commissioned by Northern, Central and West
ern New York to bring 10 Manhattan Island the glad
tdngs MAT they propose to extend TO you the third
day OF November greeting Of more than $4,000 Re
publican majority. In return for this splendid work,
they ask the Republicans. and the Democrats rs well,
of New-York CITY TO insist upon honest registration,
honest ballots and honest count. In this grand
work Of maintaining the liberty Of this country they
not only ask, but they expect. the cordial and en-
thmsiayc support of each coored voter in the great
city. Applause)
Mr. Chairman / shall detan this meeting moment
only because IN the language Of all cXPesdent when
introducing gentleman az a meeting recently. ! be
iieye N To be The work of "supererOgaiOn" for Re
publican TO ask a cOlored to vote the Republican
ticket Our party was born to educate and elevate