The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-01
FINAL REPUBLICAN RALLY.



,.,,s,,css eesshsayers Shutting Thssr
r,es before the Colo Risngs-Tenisg .
rev Last SAD Fibs Ont where Shs AIR
touiS Bisw Then Away.
: About 1000 citizens stopped st the steps Of
,ho Sub. Treasury building at Wall and Nassau
s,,ccts on their way homo yesterday afternoon
80 And out why the pillars Of che building were
sr.rnd with iASs and bunting. and why brass
h.ra was blaring ont the campaign songs Of
,aea Some OF the loiterers took seats on the
.,.,form that was built over the steps and
sh..red A gray WHISPERED man. who set on
o,n, table q glass pitcher OF lemonade and
goblet Shortly after I o'clock John 8.
Smith OF the Republican Club told tho crowd
.hst Tho excitcmont was caused By the Repub-
,,oon Club, which had had orators brought
ao o to wind UP tho campaign with grand
,,uthurst In the open air. Mr. Smith also said:
"Ths hills and valleys from Erie to Montauk
,,.ound with the name o. Jncob Sloat Fassett.
Va have fought the fight; tho victory 10 won.
and tho Empire State will DO redeemed. II
tha sun shines as brightly on Tuesday noxt %
n does to-day our majority win be- over
whslning. The evening Of that dny will wit
pc,s cyclone which will sweep from Canada
"a Ooney Island. and drive tho Tammany band.
lse the swine mentioned In Scripture. head.
long into tho sea- But tho elements OF nature
cannot defeat u.s. IS, t9r = every voter e deter.
mined mar, anu Will shrink from neither rain
nj Circulars containing long list Of vics-prss-
Ss ssiss xS.' who there Msro william
%!s% F;oSE' MAJ: TSs f dS E:
bIIss. oEihu Root. Wiilism,L stroSs. and John
Particular Clarke.
College came marching up. holding sloft : SIC
wooden faucet and banner. with skull and
crcssbones upen i. A lot OF carts came rum
Sss s s$resss sHS eIsss ana ssens
was plenty Of noise and enthusiasm.
"" "O SI friends. the County Democrats. con-
Ssnaa s US Is Hal ' sse a s 5:
't Cheers and howls greeted this ominous
ar and made him shake Sis i.ss az Tie
'Pt'fS'ic hittepden said: "Tyenty-s!. year.
Abrslam LINCOLN an here now to speak Of
Lincoln yotod as oT Ia.
"No!' yelled tic crowd.
The Columbia boys yelled: "whyf Because
he was first In war, first in peace, and FIRST In
the hearts Of his countrymenl"
Mr.. Chttenden continued:
i am sorry Tor Grover Cleveland. (Hoote.J
lam sorry for any man who licks the hand
that stabbed him. God made the country and
Ing down to the town with 5000 Republican
majority. The Democrats can't get more than
$1,000 majority In this county. They won't
get more than 10000 in Hinge nor more than
1000 In Richmond county. They can't do
better than this to save their lives"
The band played "Massa's In the cold. cold
ground"
TO be Democrat He made the people tired.
Gen. Henry L.. Burnett said these things:
AT the last election $1,000 Republicans failed
to vote.
Mayor Grant is nice young man and means
Even Grover Cleveland. the great walking
conscience Of the Democracy. had to knuckle
This conversation passed between Gen.
Stewart L. Woodford and the crowd:
The General.,;Are the streeta elean1
The Crowd-Eo!
Are they well pavedf"
"%h O.! steals al s The public monsyr"
Who pays the taxesf"
will your vote affect tho Worlds Fairir
Mop Then the crowd continued tts Jour.
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