New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

and that the accommodating w hst It Is to 90
@St he sd hS1d'd e5ssas wnSs
empoy labor, which develop proper rrrsces Of
gos n into o, the coal V asa IRON gang Into the e
Enlistment OF more mani vii he no interruption Of
ever uVSv Witch has made this prcspery p0slo,e.
tAppause) Everybody % wnTd be waiting all
nysr The country for the next two years 10 e
whether he shonld get possession 0r s And
81 m got nosseson OF the Senate and OF the House oI
Reprsentatyes would be waiting 70 see &c II cb ho
nod put in force the principles declared IN ms C,,
@Ouu declared in his message TO Congress III
az ss In his speech in Rhode Island In IeOl
WHILE the country waiting for that there woua
Mnr W.. of new enterprises The old ones might
or on bui no plant woua be enlarged; no new nlt
W,nd be started. mo new furnaces no new inVt ,he
mUui re cverybody would walt TO know whether me
noicy of the country was TO remain rs ~ mas Dee ~
nnni"nse1 Now, my friends, Mr.. Cleveland few
n,rbts ago on Tuesday night ut the Lcn0Y Lyeen ni
gave mp the cnnyass ana saa countIpg in advance
y, tLe election what would occur. understand ti,s
he Western Union telegraph Company has not nars
a. has duling the last three days, In the teegrano
th,t have CONF to the Democratic headquarters lo
al the rGH IN yuf 70 p pnG Ss auher
va S,S Mr Cleynand made speech last night IN Jersey
CITY, and there was no rnSa,a Of the Vote Of the
country by the Republicans In mat on. No II nd dis
country going 10 The dog BY ca ssan the
(Laughter)
THAT FLAT PARADE.
In reference 10 the parade today, Horace Parer
told me tonight he having been selected 70 % u,
grand marshal OF the Republican procession ~ 80"
taken place. but which was abandoned pccuuso
WIS to have been Immediately after the SAD ae'''
Mrs Harrison ne said he had stationed men aoiis ''0
lines to count the Democratic business men III Pro
and that he had three men at DIFFERENT P0
wSo differed only 800 In their count ana none Oh .' -
reached 1900 mon (sPpiausrl, anu anu Mav in which
can account for It Is that IL was business nd
nroces sion, aud the business man Is not De"
'' Look out for the vest pocket vote Of ms year
Half the Democrsts know walk around WIN ,heI r
fingers that way IaEghter2 once Kne MI, tn n 10 the
pals and congratulate the workers upon IN n"s
nlhcent work they were doing ana cue cket
ApplauseJ The woods full OF those KIM VI
fellows this year o,.. 49,, ,o roocrod
&, p nar ebort ne now by the New York Central road
laughter when reached the grounds; tMe were
200 600 people There were 10000 Of them before ore
me- as rose 10 speak and they filled so hitlc OF toe
space Of that , Sl1 n saa on horse6ack'
and Predsd BY three ad tT o9 sc Sn 81 and
made no impress. ION on tho Space. lAugl'tr, 5un
voice What you Hvn gus ?. Renewrd iaISn ""rr
friend Ter r there We DO s' nai bSg any
state the truth Is colossal. 0aughter) inc s',no
buildings Of Chicago drnonsrItn he Tmmenslty OF
This country because upon grounds larger tn.n r'
heror and I'm buildings which. In their appointments,
architectural skill and artistic hnrI ~u'pas' any uLs
.ve- seen IN the w rid before housed ndustlles
~ thIs Keublic 10 show the world what we are ana
what We can do. (ApplauseD
A PROSPEROUS CROWD
But wasn't 50 much interested In studying inc
architecture rs In studying that crowd READ '"e
Democratic newspapers and the Democratic spec'nv'
with great interest and | had been Impressed WIN
the amount Of distress and misery That preVali'u
In this country said. here Is fne opportunity
here ar 100000 Of people from all parts OF IA"
United States and now will have chhhce 70
see how wrctchcd and poor We are. eAp'OIeu
To see rags and bare feet, and never
saw A single toenal from one end OF ,he
mace To- the other. tLnughtsrl IL was pnen"me
rny w.lldrc4,ed, wel-benrin2 welliel, comiortau,e
and comforting crowd. The only solution couIu
make of II was that possibly they borrowed inc
clothes but that not TO lie thought OF Wneh
NV how well the ladies' dpsscs ntted. tLnueh'erl
Tho next morning sunday morning, enjoyed ohurVa,
because | sald IL Will now " settled uht ths ~
a prosperous country after oil. But on Mohna! .
morning The Chicago Herald 1.-THE chicago Times
and all the Democratic newspapers SAID ne tpIoui
ldnn exercises being the buildings dedca anu
CLlCa.o having impressed Itself upon the World We
are now compelled ngnn 10 contemplate the poverty
aud misery Of our people lausAtcrl
The audience set up more cheering when Mr.
Dcpcw finished. and all went home inil OF the
happest anticpations OF victory on luesday'