The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
MERCENARIES MAKE MERRY.
WINDING UP THE CAMPAIGN ar SaA
BROADWAT.
The sures Fornet Their Cues, ana Tipsy
strareier Addresses the Mob at tho fs.
nous Republican Song-nnd.dance Garden

The Supes FORGET Their Cues, ans i'psS
ssrnreier Address the Mob at tho Fs-
nous Republican Song nnd.dance Garden
within the Republican song and dance gnr-
den at 324 Broadway. at noon yesterday. were
noted unm is,akablo Indications OF the seasons
close Instead of looking at others smoke. tho
suues wero them selves smoking. One or two
of them actually had on overcoats. and there
was n certain erratic independence OF conduct,
incidcn. to tho approaching expiration OF
service. They asked what was the matter with
Harrison Just as often as ever. but there was
an absence Of discipline. Sometimes the no.
- suros would forget to assert that Harrison
was all right.
The audience was about the usual size. but
there was very little enthusiasm. 1t was evil
dent that there was DISCRIMINATION IN the
enthusiasm department of tho show. Even
,he prcscnce Of the Colonel. tho real President
of the Wholesale Dry Goods Republican Ciuo.
was insufficient to restore this missing inGre-
dient. and he must have acknow ledge ed to him
self the mistaken policy Of paying of his supes
before their engagements wore over. Then
there WAS Il break OF two. which might incline
n suspicious man to think that some supes
were making the most of their time BY accept
ing engagements ut Democratic meetings. AT
least there were other names than those OF tho
Republican standard bearers familiar to them.
Gentlemen" says tho vice manager. rs
this cGml align is drawing to close. 1t is per-
tinent to inquire what has been the influence
OF this club upon tho victory we are going to
win. Ii will have been Tremendous
What the matter with FullerF
Hes all right. =,
FIRST in war. first In peace. FIRST in the
hea fn % ,a is i iSti.. it'll j,s
Fuller Rcsumes-Ben Harrison OF Indiana
has heard .; us. The reason we are SO great
Nan; wah wah, wan! u! y! , hahi9-GTmh r0.
cheers t sne m",IeFw wa I9 iii hi his
"t,rticmen;, resumed the spcak,S,r;; H. mW tMs
crown "i his head to the sol"s Of his feet in
cSerci>"r. present, to You the honored Pres
Is GoSns NV; wsFs III Ti ;aster
day. This man said. Governor. voted for
you twcntwonc times for Governor but III be
damned II | otto for Cleveland only once.
That's how wei-bcat 'em-see"
Iii! hi' HI wnh! wah! wah! rah! rah"
Another reason we will win Is because any.
What's the matter with"
No. ~ shouts tho great voice. No O."
shout I'LL the supes.
The os stnn is coming ming. .f.n nSs tn. bend
so I"aesa "a s,' .r5'sSn men
CIRRUS and yels.
Tho vice manager: Gentlemen. tho Demo-
cratic parade will be going rast here about
Cytcs or jecrs: please treat it respectfully. as
yom would funeral procession tShorrus OF
rSS was ts Ssst
He snid of all he measures OF the Democratic
party tho Peck measure was the greatest, the
nnl,y diI n@t often get above pint wild
The Hon. Charles F. Treat OF Delaware waded
aht9ns turn Windui ~ muc man sne% Who
came in enthuse1 with Kentucky bourbon. and
insisted upon making u speech.
dington. His Indignation had been set alire
by !indinE n sma!!cory OF the national emblem
This WAS at'i rrobany accid"n" but eJ JOHN Who
was young and Mnnaturaly critical had no
mind to consider this r: lnarcheh through
He was hcapin- .nprecntions right and left
as ash. he struggled the platform. ,
this ys t tho S %er san 0h ss sfs
He proceeded to talk. and the platform COM
ware statesman gave un his effort. the great
voice ANNOUNCED 4 fayorite song. the supes
were aii ri$ht. This, was ali useless, SO lar as
they sang and yelled ,h tho louder no BECAME in
who seemed to entertain the proper senti.
mcnts even If he could not get them into
SO tho only. practicable thing. as it
seemed to, the Chairman. was done.
tho platform. Which he did ct once. This
partially sohered him. and. said supe
" y damned fe didn't beat de hull NV EN-" He
wanted to taSe charge % the music and tho
sutes. who were yelling wildly during most
o! his speech. but he was induced to retire.
and the meeting was brought to u close with
song, ye!ls, and dance.