New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
LOYAL KINGS COUNTY CLUBS
THEY ASSEMBLE IN A BIG MAss-MEETING
ELOQUENT SPEECHES by COL. F. A. MALPIN.
C. W. ANDERSON. JOB f. HEDGES
AND OTHERS.

AND OTHERS.
The Kings County League Of Republican Clubs
held a mass-meeting at the Palace Rink in Clcr-
mont-ave Brooklyn, last evening. which was
addressed by several able speakers The diff
ferent clubs in the county represented By
delegations several of which came wearing badges.
Some who entered the hall after the meeting had
begun received hearty applause from the crowd, as
to the music of the band they marched down
the aisles to the seats reserved for them. The
meeting was called to order by William j.
Buttling, the president of the Kings County
League. and w X. Van Meter read the list OF
yioe-presidents most of whom represented the dill
ferent organizations A few Of them were
Francis H. Wilson, James w. Birkett, W. w
Goodrich Murat Hastead. William ii. Willlams'
Howard NJ Smith, Thomas Cacciola. Theodore d.
Willis, Michael j. Dady, Henry Jones, NJ D. f.
Nav. James NJ Fuller, William H. fenury'
J. p Schuser, William II. Leaycraft, Henry W.
Smith. Clarence A. Barrow, William Mliler' III
Charles ~ Hepp. Joseph Benjamin, Benlah,"
Ranhaels Frank Williams. David ). Campoeh'
Charles Bennett, D. w. Wilkes. Israel F. rische''
William II. n. Cadmus, C5arles F. Anderson
Mr. Buttling then introduced as the permanent
chairman BENJAMIN F. Blair, vice-presldeh' VI Wv
r-ron League Club Of Brooklyn. and me'hoe'
If the campaiqn committee. Mr.. biair was s.
,,i,h oh.ors Among other things he said
81, see,ns n rrc that the Republican party !"
tho campaign in which we are now ehsas''
ooo1,raIy fortunate II is fortunate IN us cah-
,.1a.. 7 think We never have had better man
,r.,.,ntod 70 ~ for President OF the United o'a"S
H., Doniamin Harrison Cheers. four years
oro va tool, him on trust. We find we mauc ~
rti.,.kc lie has been tried and not found want
inc We are equally fortunate IN our callai'"''
for the Vice Presidency. Whtelaw keio
He was the worthy succes'or OF ioi'o -
d 1,c has bccn the faithful representative OF the
United States il France lie mas rc'"'"e' 49,.
orors and helicvc we are To bestow upon MN
still higher honors. On behall Oh ''' nmiIi
committee I congratulate the League OF hepu u
~,,,,s on tho work il has been doing. Inc
oamroion committee il not making speeches 'u
- Ilin. ,,ood hard honest work and hopes 10 sce
asur, y, that work three weeks from to-his"''
D., al ,bis work will 90 for nothing II you 'o'e''
-. II ,our mart See TO il that your vote
~ oas. and remember you cannot vote unless w"
are registered .,,or Cororcl
Mr. pair introduced as the first SPEAKER 'oo"''
rI,,.;n NcAluin. the president OF inc H."'c
-, ~ Renublcan Clubs lie said that IL III"
nao, exnec,ed that Colonel Chrkson, thc pr'NF
don't Of the National League, would DE- p''1c''
Nm, 10 was confined 10 his bed by an a''ocN u
china Colonel McAlpin'S voice was Ill Tu'n
oo,,I;,ion that he could hardly speak. ana h' san
lao himself camc contrary 10 his phy-lciah oi"'''
H., wanted 70 say Just a few words on 'n' "'"''"
- tho League "Oreanizaion, WORK. '''''
II. detailed the work of the League ana appr"'''
.l,s. nrcscnt - carry it still further ana mar
:, an essential factor in the election OIL H''''''
and Reid. .u,.odrcod as the
charles W Anderson was in'roduceu ~ w.
nay, sneaker He gave an abie ols'u'''o"
,L. issues Of the campaign, and III cohclu'i'n '"'
=, 7 -, ,.Lad 10 name IN" Administration III
,,bich American statcsmanshp first began "o"'"
in, "a Tho Administration OF III" fathef VI '''
Co,r,rv tApplauscl II were required 10 NAM
49,, ,,-.a,.st statesman who ever walked thls "ir'
.,..,,, whose head shine brighter rays OF sio'S
,l,or oroyn the head Of any sage, "o"lu """i0
,.-.h,,, ri,colu Cheers II / were asNeu 10
- "a. administration under whlch 'hr'r ~"
tho greatest general prosperity, uhutI VIZ, tounJ
us ,nost protected, under winch com 81 m
Va ,r.,tast encouragement. tEe Auinhi. 80, Ia
III" e''a'' .. ,hn ci,Izcn no matter whether ne
m'''O T., Tho banks Of the liuhsoh VT ,'lWW
n,isissinni in a cottage or n inanrio',' ~ o'"
80 bis rights | would name the Au"iiu., NJ. =,
,Iar ~ that soldier and that sta'Suiah' 49,.
BENJAMIN Harrison. l'r'a' an" P'''o"@
'"si ion r Hedges. the secretary OF the o'i ,"
! laono was the last speaker he nlauc ~"
cionncnt address dwelling upoH th' .Al'' ~ r.
- Tho Republican party, ana a''acN'.s ' ~, mo
,'oor.cv for II, Lnpatriouc c'uls'' a.,
Hi"''"'S Ia Le why We should turn pack 'hr
r'n'o'' ~ nrorrrs. and cripple the prosperity OIL
W. %,,inn because we are asl S"d 10 "ntrurV Vm'
H.s,;ni.s to thos" who are Only luai'"eu " ~
dict curse upon IN" country