New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
MUSIC AND EIlOQUENCE.
REPUBLICAN DRYCOODS MEN DOING A RUSHING
EUSINErs AT THE OLD STAND.

EUSINEeS AT THE OLD STAND.
The wholeSa'e drygoods men evidently think Repub-
lcansm is a safe thing for Frey have selected an
old safe store. at No. 24 Broadway. for the head
quarters Of their Republican club. The club yes'eT-
day "reopened for business at the Cd stand as
Vice President William d. Fuller said In calling the
meeting to order Judged from tie large attendance
and ti, high pressure enthusiasm which character
lied the opening business promises 10 be exceedingly
GOOD this season. Professor Adams was on han1 WIN
a parlor organ, and had the crowd singing along
i'm full chorus Growers In the Cold, Cold Ground,
Hurrah Hurrab Protection Wins the Day !" aud
half dozen other campaign songs set ~ surfing OLD
tunes woke the crowd up to a species OF vocahIauon
tat would have been the envy of the most fervd
campmeeiiug
With a unaniInitv characteristic Of Republ leans
this year the following were elected officers: W. L.
strong, president; f. T. Weiskoten, secretary r.
A. Trst, treasurer; william b. Fuller, hrst wee
president. The president empowered 10 appoint
additional vice presidents and an executive COM
miu,ca Ho selected the following:
Executive committee -o;Ourney W. Fay, NJ. u
D. Borden Seth N. Milliken, Woodbury. Langdoh'
Colonel c. b. Mitchell. Amory Leland william T.
Webb NJ. +. Dakln.
Decentralization Clanin, G. v. Bliss. L. H.
Eames A. ID. Julard, George Victor James Islco'''
F. d. LecOmptc Lowell Lincoln +. j. Chanee' d.
y. Beach, Alfred W. Bates, f. ii. Converse 1ho"aS
e. Martin, George Whitman, James Dean, Joseph
Ouimby. O. buckingham. L. Paulson, W. H. ChndS,
Charles Stewart smith, Louis Silk. T. NJ Ives Trihheii
willis james Streat Jacob Wendell, II. :. Hart 'oh'i
Macarthur, c. +. Hammond, Clarence Whitman, Yates
Wcmplo Augustus Libby. Thomas W. Porter, "iii'aini
Grcenough. II. c. Robinson. James III. Wh'uieS'
7 Fralev W. III. Lewis, y. T.. Kingman, Arthur
Sullivan f. c. Kcycs. Alfred Ray, y. W. kihginan'
C. H. Webb. J. NJ Wentz. Ahram Collier D. d. ohi'
man W. r. Moore j. Wooster Nathan Hobart, 'oih
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brewster. Edgar Harding. William Whitman LEWIS
Within Clarence Collins, George II. Shreve' aoo'pl
Hermann E. o. Babcock. J. IL. Bumsteu' W. IL
poncs +. L. Enstcin. Clarence Bacon, ana H. r.
Locke
I'm his opennC address W. +. Fuller shid IN pafl
We are her, to confess our faith In hepnohoaiE" "
,rdorsn Uarrson,s magnificent administration. 10 al
firm our belief In the Mckinley policy INC "oi>''s'
act Is an American law. lis enemies are cohhsu -
our commercial rivals abroad ard to parry ~ non'
which is in favor Of every country but It's own We
have o. $50 names upon our roll OF mehocIS"p' ""1
although the fight is not 80 fierce - II "aS 'ou -
ago when merchants left their customers Aiu jam
left their discount rolls 10 urge on The Dau'e' sun
,,ir, ~ oducaton cannot be carried ON without u
rood deal of missionary work, and VIC want yum ~
ap,.ce and your contributions Oh our siue'
I,,o, v,u,on l. strong was greeted with hearty
c,osrs lie accepted the Office OF president III leS''
s,..ech saving among other things Al ''' iA9
n.s-iny OF this cub four years ago, tere "c'o o.s
twenty men present. This year we open uP w.
,or,v times that number. We are here III uus
,a,c ard lucky hall 10 ratfy the platform OF t''e
n,,,,c., manly. 10 ratify every line Of IT. we nave
'o,,,c n apologize for in that document Inc Demo
a. ar. doing nothing but spooSzhg for their pla.
form Cleveland apologies for one part OF w. iu
sor another part while watterson apologies D"r u''
rest OF it," ,..., .. Cha
congressman Milliken then introduced as '"e
.o, no occ,nicd Mr. Blsne's old seat In the House
=, ronrosepto.iycs Mr. MilliSen paid hga tribute
., pr.s,dent Harrison He urged his hearers 10 ro'
49,, cur, g majority here in New-iork that no man
a,,d e+oal II trm them az done last winter 'o
,,,os them that free trade policy uhdeFih''l'h5
,, nm. ,ndustI-- however remote. would sooner VI
,o,nr oecc, their business Referring 10 the hi i"l
nouor Congress he said It's total Of apr
% only 500 900. 900. while the Den'cia'o IN n
,nr1,v Under Holman. after econoiniAng Oh S.no "n
yoiirSs iirht bonses public buildings ana even np
oDd ,o,rel, for the West Point tadels; hau i,ii
oO 600 over the limit In the last session. VI , 9 Nr
iiionc Intimately for thirty five years, ana XIV -
he cx secretary was anxious a any 0 on l" '
e~s,ntrv for tho election OF Harrison anu XIV,
l. Lampson, OF ohio, who ran iof ~, ~, w, ~.
r. r., Snrr wears ago. but counted OUT nS
Uo nnmccrais made a rafting speech "nlcn was
,,mocrenfiy interrupted with cheers anu iUis
lie shooi Il handful OF unedee ,s thv wonIed 10 20
AZ the crowd and asked them II 'i'S "
hack 10 that kind OF cuIrencN. ,., rs f.row
va rhnmos Ncshcehy, OF Ohio, rehlho' ny ~ h
vorrs of Ifish birth that It was tho , Fvsb ,rade
suiT..' M ,her and vote "a ticket With the brtu W.
TngIish sympathy upon II, a wa n
.r nc1ocratic ballot cast for FREQ lr.uc' o.,,
o rS cIuh voted TO hold meetings every Gay ., i
n ~ yrbo want 10 hear god speaking ana For,
anu MS nngic viii find both on tap ut NO "a
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