New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-29
FOR REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
Continued from second Page.

Mr. Depew was sitting at the iIoht OF NV
there were loud cries for Mr. Dcpew. The chair
man came forward to say NO feast Is com
pete and no audience can 90 home happy without
first hearing from Dr. Chaunccy VI. DepcW'
After applauding for time all settled back for
some fun. And they had IT, They had speech
that even Mr.. Depew has perhaps never sur
passed from the stump There was a laugh or
burst Of applause in every sentence-eXcept when
there were two, and when the speaker referred
to the illness of Mrs. Harrison. The words were
full Of political wisdom as well as OF humor, ana
the magnificent pcroration aroused the audience
20 the highest pitch Of enthusiasm. Mr. Depew
said
Ladies and Gentlemen did not come here to
nse e Sr the me purpose OF Of TEARING our dd for
President make one q ta9~e excellent Speesm mS
for the purpose of hearing my friend. Brother Plat
laughter. make one OF those speeches which lie
makes too unfrequently. when he proves how hnrd
| came for the purpose of listening 10 one Of those
profound arguments and sledse hammer, blows upon
aymen. Brother Warner Miller (Appanse)
never heard Erothcr Miller but what seemed
to read more clearly my title to mansion In the SKY
But did come for another purpose, | came for the
purpose OF convincing the skepca Democratic newe-
party. Applause) Brother Miller and Brother Plat
and l. got on opposite sides Of The fence at Mime ,
apolis. but the frsdest lambs In the same LOT
now. daughter and Appsuse2
When e.caped from the cholera bacll at ogaran
cratic microbes Of the State. Voice-There are no
difficult TO convince the Democratic brother. Of any
thing. lie born in the objective case. IAushteI
down the Rebellion he said 81 OBJECT. You cannot
do tt But We did i Just tho same. Applause
Is unconstitutional. But Uncle Abraham froed them
Just the same Applaqss2 lie SAD yog can not not
old slave Republic We built this grand Republic OF
freedom Of forty four States, Just the same up
but we restored specie payments and made tho gold
and the silver and the paper all equal Jus; the sane
(ApplauseJ
HE u STILL DOING 1T.
As We meet him to-day he Is sul In the objective
You point TO him the enormous crops that cone
from the farm. and he says they will bring no price
in the market. You point TO the prices which they
90 bring in the nar,c more than they have brought
prices will not last. naughter The difficulty with
The Democratic party Is with his figures Is that he a.
wrong side; they always 10 prove that the country
Is going t. Ne eternal Cow%ow, anyhow naushtsr
Democratic figures In advance are always troubled BY
the. facts which come afierward. The Democratic
s APP That What they prove when We look
the figures he made as 10 what would be accomplished
by the Mckinley bill. The opposite side has been
thoroughly demonstrated by our chairman and by Mr.
Democratic leader crashing his teeth. tearing his hair
and bowling with rage that is. to ton Inn we
some American tlnl lie says reciprocity
duced in the last eight months one hundred and six
more millions Of dollars Paid for our product p
ties. and that that one hundred million dollars has
come back here 10 add new plowS on the farms,
employment 10 new men and build new mills, he
SAYS reciprocity IS unconstitutioDal-aug
The Democratic Literary Bureau are largely. in
debtcd TO me. ! have furnished the document, OF
print hundred OF Cievelands letter Of acceptance
the Aston House dinner describing Mr. cleveland as
typical American; They have ALREADY Prnt,e,d;i In
large posters and In dodgers one hundred millions
OF copies.
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.
II Is on every dead wall, and every barn door.
and every farmers fence OF tho country. IL STANDS
permanently at the head OF the leading column oil
every Democratic country newspaper In the United
states, in every Democratic household where the
head Of the house IS a pious Christian. and over the
head OF the family bed, the worsei In The frame
which saws, God Bless our Home HANGS lmmedi
ately under II. In Il similar frame. "Chauncey De
pew's opinion Of Cleveland" (Lansltcr ana np
pausc) have five men up at my once op"ilns
letters from all parts Of the country. and working
fourteen hours day. wanting TO know whether
made that speech. After reading Mr. cleveland ;
me by Democratic friend. want TO say that
thai the gentleman whom described In that speech
US a typical American Is not the man who wrote
The letter OF acceptance applause, and the Other
Is, ] did not make that speech tLaughter ana ap
The >rover Cleveland whom described In that
speech man who would go to the stake for III,
opinion; he was Of that degree 81 rugged
honesty and indomitabe egofism That all The world
against him Could not swcrve him against his own
whom no bid OF ambition could lead ono Iot
little from any opinion that he had expressed The
Grover Cleveland who wrote the letter Of acceptance
which we read yesterday morning. Is pinchbeck ina
ton Of the man described in tina, speech President
a great Office the duties OF which he performing
with singular ability. fidelity and conscen'lo'ness az.
, hy "a. s ssSD Of sick Wife, over whose
health he watching with tender care which VIII
write rs letter four weeks before Mr.. clcve,
noS S fg to- 10 ss the si last four 3 sSea @
letter sushtsr lite s., Up ns1 ,., Win rli d &
tori. and the letter is fshy letter Continued laugh
Wiz NOT THE SAME CLEVELAND
The letter on silver which Cleveland wrote. that
message which he sent to Congress the tariff, that
speech which he made In Rhode Island were all In the
Inc OF the Cleveland whom described am alleged
10 described In that alleged speech That message
to Congress and that speech In Rhode Island are
form. We admired his courage We admired
his holiness though we pcther accepted his opinions
grcss and his speech In Rhode Island were on the
same principle Of that masneeno courage WIN D wn 'Sn
track Notwithsthnhlng IN" nnlculc that mas becH
passed upon that glorious animal, railroad man
j always admired him. uaughter) That proclaimed
that he had right Of way on the track. ana he
died In defence Of his opinion. Mr.. Cleveland on
the same track punched off I'm 1-e- on the same
track punched OH In iro. In Rhode Island, ana
now what do find him doing Why. trying Ia
Jump the Republican train G.auchtcr) His
letter be- sent out almost ~ Republican docn-
mcnt loud cheers and prolonged applauseD
The hall was as crowded at II 80 O'clock. when
the meeting adjourned, as 1t was three hours ear
| licr when Mr.. Brookicld called for order \ few
had gone,but their places were at once filled. The
audience well pleased with ITSELF the meeting and
the Republican prospects, dispersed to the strains OF
Aud Lang Syne."
ESCORTED TO THE MEETING.
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