New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
CHEERS AT COOPER UNION,
AN ENTHUSIASTIC .MASsAfEETINe.

CHEERS AT COOPER UNION,
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MASGArEETINe.
LOYAL REPUBLICANS APPLAUD TIE EIoou1aV
REMARKs OF BENJAMIN BuTTERwox1H
AND EDWARD I. BAKrLETT.
As the campaign draws toward . close: ~
apathy" which has occasioned remark in vael.
Gus quarters has entirely. disappeared from TIE
Republican side Of the house. With . doeen
we9l-tnown orators speaking In tie RaDuhli-
can cause in as many different places IN tie
city and suburbs last night there were still
enough Republicans left TO- Hll the biz hall Of
Cooper Union and listen to that eloquent con Of
Ohio, Benjamin Bdtterworth Mr.. Butterworth's
reputation for brilliant and vigorous ofstoYy 10
more than national in its extent, and his name
is sufficient to ill the biggest hall in any city
in the United States or Canada ct any TIM.
Among the wellknown citizens who sst upon
the platform were Daniel Brown. Dr.. D. B.
St John Rossa Ellis H. Roberts.C. G. Shayne Henry
H. Burnett, James A. Blanchard, Rossiter johnson.
John c. West, Harvey II. Woods, William L
Strong, James w. Hawes, Monroe B. Bryant.
Charles H. Denison, Robert w. Tayler, Henry
R. DeAft, Theodore r. Tuthill, e. A. Newell
William d. Murphy, Francis E. Laimbeer.
smooth.toned band kept the audience smuse2
until Lucius z. Chittenden called tho meeting
to order. Mr. Chittenden said in part: Ladies
and Fellow Republicans: ! am requested to CAL
you to order, although I know Republican, are
always in order. iLaughter) In 1854, wnee
General Sherman had welded the Southern army
into wedge of steel and driven 1t through tns
Confeleracy, and General Grant had stood for tnss
bloody week in the Wilderness, and then oeifed
hA
party met at Chicago and resolved that the war
was a failure They nominated National ticket
and your fathers showed it under with the
largest majority ever cast in the Electoral Coi'
lere. This year the same party has met In. tho
same city and nominated red-dog-money ana
Free Trade ticket Will you not do as well %
vo,,r fathers and vote it down? Shouts OF we
will" II YOU could call on ars English Tory 70
name two things that would most threaten inc
nrospe,ity Of the Republic, he could not hsvo
picked out two worse things than Free Iraoe
and q return to the wildcat banking system. we
are nrospsrins under BENJAMIN Harrison PRO
lonoed cheersJ See to It there is No ciauge!"
SOME STIRRING RESOLUTIONS
Jams W. Hawes presented the following reso.
Iutions. the reading of which was greeted WIN
| frequent applause, and which were adopted VII"
| shout.
eve Republicans OF the City Of New.fork. IN mass
| meeting assembled In Cooper Union on the 2stn Oily
of October 1892, remind cur fellow cni1ens 'naS l"
the coming election imp rtant munFlpal inteees's s'o
at stake and We urge you not to forget your nsatH
concerns In your interest for the broader issues OF inc
Presidential campaign.
Your votes are to choose Mayor president OF the
Eoard Of Aldermen who is virtually viceMayor).
Register County Clerk Two important tudges ana an
additional Surrogate. who will share with the incum'
bent the onrrous ard exc cdi,gly Responsible ouoos
pertaining 20 the probate of Wis ana aom MS "G""
~ deccdents, esats In the city, which ev,ry year
involve many millions OF dollars.
@To-Asy ThmmAny Hall y In absolute eeqfFus q tne
dty eovanment. Tho record q that @ssmssasa.w
Known and needs no smpraesdoa. Nj eeaaese yHs
auts runixins Hspu1hesns, It k1pA1ne4 r. -
fare within The Democsate ~yN0 soan " ussc
pendenoe, and has succeeded In this csmpeNn N
crushing out an orpeiae1 sppnsitton. kappeAn 20
the people with q tfcket Aesdsd ~ me o. io emes
leaders, and made up Tor the osse5 e""'s"'o~ S~S
OF sibscrytent followers.
.The Republican ticket Il made mp Of men OF h'gn
business and professional standsns OF tied rbndes
and known INTEGRITY. It's members are p'edsed oy
their interests and the record OF their ives 70 an I'M
proved municipal administration: -, rA-,, Nm.
"We cordially ratfy the nomination OF AU9 EAm.
G. Eoty. for County CLERK Leonard A; GSgsd,h; 70:
sssD Pe9 |Ss for sUs
for President "f the Bss % cs ,o1 Hssnsos snT ~
and Reid In alSr for these nominees
Independent and sefr". .pectins Dem2ca can i,
no relief within their own Darty. We invite al
s,cb to cast their vote: for Enst.in ard the otner
candidates SON on The FspSliTs" ccon county ''Ae
MIR. BARTLETTS GOOD POINTS.
Nr cbttenden then introduced Edward 7.
Bartlett as "one of the truest. stanchess he.
nub'icans in tn. city" Mr. Bartlett was greeted
nj YPCPlve6 HG0uenG
and deserved applarsc lie said. In part:
81 rise. Mr. Chairman. ladies and gentlemen. -
second these resolutions. II is one OF te most en-.
courap1ne signs of the times In local affairs thes
| tho Republican party has presented to the pe,pIe
| what is conceded to be on all hands an admirable
cty ticket and a straight Republican ticket too.
stth the exception OF one Of the judicial nominations
saw II is an encouraging sign, for the reason tfas
II Is becoming apparent every year that fus ons
and deals md dickers have lad their day In this
,ovn and the very large majority OF sensible citi-
| xms have finally rcaohed the conclusion tnas -
oox.rnment by the people Is secured through inc
instrlmentaty OF parties II f)lows tnae sMs es'y
| ia hound to be controlled and governed BY the one
| greaA party or The other.
For nearly generation the Democratic party nss
been entrenched In power In thi, town ana 'onS'
,u 6er,nS peope has been the prey Of the spoaief.
n has becn one disgracefu story OF misruIe cor
r,,p,ion and robb-fy under the forms OF law. twenty
wears and more ag) these abuses culmnated ID 'ne
reign Of william NJ. Tweed who was swept NON
power By tho breath Of popular indignation.
| "That was we'll as far as II went but the dimcalv
WAS tie result Of that uprising was limited to sne
| overthrow OF a corrupt leader and his debaucnea
| followers The system that made Tweed possible
| remained The Tammany society Of which Tweed
was bright and shining light and OF Whose staees'
mansiip and morals he Was the consummste howeN
continued on In the even tenor OF Its way. 1ne
pemocratic party In the city Of New-York the cfeae
ure Of tho Tsmmsny Society," was left to commune us
career rs II noting had happened. Tns csait -
that We are drifting back to the days Of Tweeds aaS
lfcalf