New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
MIR. DEPEWIN PHILADELPHIA
He ADDRESSES \ GREAT AUDIENCE At THE
UNION LEAGUE CLUB
\ BRILLIANT PRESENTATION OF EFpUBIICAN
PRINCIPLES GENERAL HARRISON "
HIS AFFLCTIOX

Phllad"phia oct. 2G.-Chaunccy NJ Depcw spoke
here TN, evening AZ the Academy Of Music under the
auspices Oi thc Union League Club. to an audience
'hI "N'u TIE building 10 lis greatest capacity. Mr..
D'pcw Ipadc vigorous speech in favor Of Protec-
non ana the principles Of the Republican party. Mr..
Depcw confined himsc; general exposition Of his
party principles. samuel Il. lucy vice president #
the Union League. introduced Mr. Dcp.w. who was
received with great applause. Mr.. Depcw spoke ia
part rs follows:
II there ever WAS time when the mind Of the
country should be educated in regard lis real in
t"resa II i nJW. The most imprc,-iV. sight | ever
saw in my III" 10000 people gathered together
lion. l saw II million TWO. or less on Hy
way 10 the building. All seemed happy porous
ana 10 haNe plenty 81 money. SAN no bcggars
met with no rags. every thing indicated thai thcy
Represented a phenomcrany happy people and Il pine
nomrnHly prosperous country. Ana when were
gthcrd tos ticr listened ~ the ablest IL publican
Kentucky.
went from Chicago to Indiana tlen babe aclcu
to my old iiiend General apathy" The Rcpubican
state chairman assured me that Inc grcite, enthusiasm
The pes uanty PRESIDENTIAL caIva-s Is tat
OF the Many people railroad man meets none OF
this. ana 1t WIS general apathy" and that Stems
dangerous 10 me. 1t Is nineteen years since we have
lad a panic IN this country. Ii l. because tile Re
publican policy has made panics impossible We have
mad nurrlcs, like the Barring failure but panic that
reaches all through the community, affects every
woman and child. and MAKE. half the community
tIHmI'' we Know nothing about 1t !, the Republican
policy" say Democratic friends: have
not had Il chance since loGo.7 Thank God But why
should change! our Democratic and Nh gwump
friend, say, Change there Is no danger I'm change.
We have had recently for our cdil.ca,lon the test.
greatly admire and love, ha~ emily become con
vert. When my friend MacNcagh ell, upog me to
the reason Why shout change policy ''
Ana Ma Ncash replies: lie nuSe Pare Ea."n We Il
% Cmh." ! met Patrick the other night ~"
Ncagh might have captured me If | had not met Pat
rick 1 dincd with him. rode to the station with him
4 ffI, eI.r. IA. In ian
that If | was President Of the United states would
send Eean back 70 Ch.li or promote him 10 better
place. Then there Is my old friend Carl Solufz
There i, no man living VINO write better English
more 10 the point and more epermmaiic Ian echurz
Post" 10 tell nineteen NugWump gentlemen in Brook
lyn why they should vote for Cleveland.
the only party that ca, proudly claim that it saved
the countiy in the honr OF peril. 1t la, never hal
flag. II is the only party that struck the shacsl'-
from the slave. II j., The QUIZ par'y that ever i'm
Pc pie might have honest mo,ioy Imt why bother
about TIE past say our Dcmo'ratc niend-.
bargain with the Democrats that II they would not
tell lies about the past Of the Republican party I
cratic party our Democratic fflcnd, have taken
position which "t one" manly and ON, pok@n They
and unconstitutional In law George Washington pre-
idcd over o." fist CONSTITUTIONAL convention.
the Democratic Conventions - l--i aud l--3 tn.
dor,cd H. but II remained for The Dcm0cintc Convon.
,ttutonal. II We 1--we under the Constitution Of ihe
Confederate state thoy ar" rish; bur u remember
1rhIly the Confederate Con titu0n b In stale 81
- nnocuou, dcsuctudr.'
Mr.. Dcpcw ,aid that people should look to th"
record u The Vice Presidential candidate as well ~
that " the Presidential candidate ihc NicePrcsidcnt
may have 70 succeed 10 tie Presidency. lie said
VIZ. stevenson, record ON The currency question
could not commend HIM 10 III" confidence Of tn
people. lie then IN -tltut"d comparison between
p.fT'- &tff. fIts-ti