New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
THE ENTHUSIASM GROWS.
DRYGOODS MERCHANTS WHOoP III Up.
INTEREST IN THEIR MONDAY MEEIINGs IN
CREAsING-FUR A BIG GATHERING
AT COOPER UNION.

At COOPER UNION.
The MONDAY meeting OF the Wholesa" DrygoooS
R<publican Club, at No. 324 Broadway. was cro"ueo
as usual yesterday. Public interest In them grows
as the election approaches and new faces are seen
in the audience every day. Many people had been
attracted yesterday by the special announcement '''
IT, r. De Milt. Of No. 235 Water-Si was 7" denver
an address on the subject OF American tn ABOUT
v11h few men are better qualified TO speak, bu' III
ness unfortunately prevented Mr.. De Mht ""i' o''o
nr.sent The meeting did not lag or lack interest
on that account, however. for the many hunui'' >
present listened with profit and pleasure 10 ANY ""u
lucid remarks from Colonel Thomas c. Campbell Oh
the Hamilton Republican Club Of Harlem "i"'''
Hugh Coleman. Republican candidate for h's'SeI
tho Rev DR. George Morrison, Of Baltimore. ana H.
6. Richards, OF Ohio. II
Colonel Campbell stirred the pa'riouo "e""s "
those present BY his striking comparison oe'"o'" Wv
condition of the laborng man In this tor'uh"'' ,s
With the lot Of his fellow worker In Europe '' ''
be considered il a curious fact that. II the poor n
g., mi country Is continually ovcrtaxed, as the
o,or,t, bcv,ers say he U.s. why OF the hundreos
., thousands NJ immigrants flooding annually 10 thtse
shores from Europe goes back 10 his h"'NV
land 10 STAY unless II be TO I'VE u"re III con'o'' w
the money he has made here. lhS Is no' ''o ',
country in the world where there are cheap 'ai' ""
other natural advantages MeAioo Is M A..
sonrce. Canada offers fertile lands for nothe' aus
ira
IN those lands In any such numbers as come ne'' "
.riov tho nrosperity Of protected America.
rhan Mr.. Campbell turned his attertion TO tn" tn-
l.e question and took for his text twenty-fo aroi
made from American tin. which are on eNh''''o" "a
49, hill These twenty-four articles include 'hg
wash ho,,er. coffee pot. pot. steamer srSin'r'
bake mans dinner pail. Crater. plates. cups Sp'o
and other familiar Kitchen utensils lhev were ' a."
made by the firm of Edmondson Il Perrne i1''Sp''s
n. ~ Amsricon workmen who received American
wa ges for their labor and the whole twenty Io' I
q. retail for 81 So and MssSls. EdmoDdSon r'H'"i'
arc l in the business for fun or love Ih'S are III "
N mako money yet thanks to conlppt'tl"n' our E
"a k,b0ring man can buy enough tnware |" ias' HIS
family for almost year for what ne '~''' " WV
dav and still have money left over ~
DR. Morrison said he one oil the Nv" mn'''"
pr,,bcans Of the south whose vote was not coHheh.
Captain Coleman assailed Tammany misrule III inns
csfv and Mr. Richards brought the m'eung 10 Vp'SV
with AN ahl. speech. He was loudly appiauoeu'
The singing of this club led by Professor Adams Is
one OF It's attractive features Yesterday ne" s'
Well get tn r. four years more composed oS VIII
lam D Fcdick and set to the rod nS 1 ratd three
fines before the crowd had SulicletiN Nei'su 10 80
ubesn enthusiasm Sasng 70 w SS" over he work OF dsirb
ming canes and badges to those members OF Inr
club who viii msrSh IN h Ops MEETING Of the as
scciaf'pn az Cooper Union was besuh. l'S SteusT,
Pecisd 20 T. & Ta''mg %fT%s John . wise viii
SHdre~- 'ho-e present. and other are or''or' "' -
."cf".. tai - >,,ris,.r IN Russia who
sreak .; the Monday meeting OF
p viii rot be- all" L. do 50 uh'n 10
81, .vcning the club expects TO turn ont
60, oi..J strong Al the meeting OF Repupn-
-, In.ins., Mems clubs At Carnegie Music Hal,
owe. v1lc. John Clanin will preside. me D n goo
Grub doing elective wofN "G ho "' nol. ' are closed
on Election Day.