New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

sey tnnt w VIII carry the State Of Indiana, for we
are not sure OF anything In politics until the votes
are counted, and fairly counted. Do not say YOU
Will carry the State Of NcwJerssy for your Re
panncan candidate for Governor here to my right But
believe and I~say you have the power 70 Do It,
sut so further, end say believe that you have
1t In your power to do what the Republicans In New.
jersey could not do in 1884, when Abraham Lincoln
VA Vas candidate for Presidentwheel NewJersey into
ona an line on the National issue applause
M why, YOU ought to do From your ass6ci.tons.
s Sa s there why
IL c. e ho5 Sna should take the poll
beg again to tender my warmest thanks to the
members Of the Union League Club for this reception
and sspsT 70 . the "T tho,
you nave given me In this place and Tor TIE
future. '''''''' We ''''A We see 'e'e no" LOT Tue
MR.. KEAN's ADDRESS.
When Mr.. Reid had finished. there was ap-
plause. and then came calls for Mr.. Kean. lie re-
sponded to them in little speech. in which he
said:
hardly ,r know lust what to say hscans. the cnnG
that is near to s sas Lat Sn ye sS
citizens Of Hudson County. paved the way for the
The The in made Mayor n sdsr
and believe that Hudson County WIN % her 'fai
IN IN eSssy county % se sa %ss ss
In this campaign, and can say that every meeting
Gsnt OF success III feel so Cannot t0s se.
how we cnn be defeated. Appause)
Ex-Judge Blair next asked Franklin Murphy
Of New 'rk, chairman Of the Republican State
Committee to spak few words. There was
hand-clapping as Mr.. Murphy stepped out Of he
group. He said
AS chairman Of the state Committee have thought
It my duty furnish speakers and MT 10 speak my
SELF NAughter Yet talking as between friends and
political associates. may TINT have told every
body met With much confidence that W" were
going win here that II We lose shall have to move
out OF the Suite Uaughter) want you to help
me remain a resident OF Nrw.Icrsey. Uauclter)
know that all present will vote hut will you get
friends to vote Cries Of "W We will'J For three
years have been ashamed OF the government OF
New-Jersey. Next year ] hope we shah 30 able to
hold up heads when this state Is mentioned. !
may Hght here for the State Committee that there
will be swors- ideals" With its consent. The
state Committee Is determined to elect the Who'll"
ticket, II possible ((hecr) hope that no Re
publican will scratch his ballot. Let all WORK to-
gether for the Of every one Of our candidates.
lAppausel
Ex-Judsc Blair then read telegram from
Patrick Egan. Minister 70 Chilli expressing re-
grct that cold prevented HE being at the re-
ccption. r. Wayne Parker. of Newark candi'iat"
for Congress. was introduced next. II" spok"
clcqucn ly in favor of Republican principles and
hore;t government. Then Mr.. Reid and some
Of the others drove t, the Oakland Avenue Rink
THE MEETING AT THE RINK.
While the reception vas in progresc an enthu-
siastic ssspmhlage was waiting in the Oakland
Avenue Rink to welcome the Republican candl-
date for Vice President. The big building was
finely decorated The hall was filed with earnest
Republicans On each side there were seats r.
served for those who brought their wives ana
daughters Among the men on the stage were
Mayor Wanser, the Rev. Charles Brct:, r.. W.
| Woollcy, Max Salinger. Joseph A. Dear. +. W.
Carr and Reuben Simpson.
Mayor Wan>cr presided and made brief
| speech upon New-Jciscy State issnes IN" next
| sneaker Frank o. Coles candidate for Congress
| made stirring address, in which he denounced
Democratic corruption. He was followed by j.
Herbert Potts, candidate for State Senator from
| Hudson County. who had few words TO say about
the osrporat'o ns fostercd BY the Democratic party
in New-Jersey ringing speech In favor OF
Protection was then made by J. F. Mack, DIS
trict Commander OF the G. A. r.. from Ohio.
ARRIVAL OF THE OTHER SPEAKERS.
When Mr.. Mack was about to finish his speech
the word was passed through the audienc" thai
Mr. Reid and his party had arrived. moment
later the candidate for Vice-Pre>drnt walked up
| the centre aisle escorted ny John Kean, Jr.. ana
| ey-Judge John A. Blair. Three cheers f'r " hi"~
law Reid were suggested by half Dozen VOICES
The assemtlage rose TO its feet and Gent up 'hr'"
r;nIng shouts ana waved salute with hats and
| bandkerchicfa The call f"r cheers LOT
John Kean, jr, met with he N''ne
hearty Response. and the worh larr'Son
was hailed with a storm OF applause
have the honor" s1id Mayor Wan1cI. 70 ;, III,
troduce the next ricePresidcnt oil the niuen
Stass+s WhitAlaw Reid " Agan the audience
cheerpd As Mr.. Reid was about 10 sn.ak INV NV
crner;nc for the Democratic candidates Mr.
Reid took the little incident good naturally. ana r,
again the audience gave three ringing cn rr, '''
| Harrison and Reid. Mr. hed sad IN part'
I.rsermcn are said to be a thrifty folk. When 'hcy
hovs won victory 1t would not 10 lik" Jcrseymen
| thev proceeded TO throw II away. Che"l' "'"'
You won a great victory In Jersey Ciy a snort ."'
ago (Apphuse.) DO you remember that thh' 'i''o''
is absolutely worthless to you uhie" 70" WIN ,,
torv this falI1 "a voice: That's so.c You ciec'eu
vonr Mayor for I'VE years, and your Legislature ca"
t.L. him away from you In hve ua'"'
| 10 YOU intend to eject that Hlho "
LEGISLATURE (cries Of "No, no'), or do"s No"'er'o'
inland When she has got a good thing 10 MAINTAIN
h.r renn,.tion by keeping III "a voice res every
,,,n y, bce you not to forget that while you nave
a"'' ,,..,on Of this great victory behind you. and
hu w., have the possibility Of this greater victory
100. van while you have 1t In your power, az IL
s believed by every sagacious politician THINK OF
tho stme Of New-Jerssy. to elect your oi''l'Ah'
and magnetic candidate Tor Governor "n'e't ~
-nv have It also In your power 10
-, ,v.oy oil that Won have won mere.
A yo,c, We will elect him now We are not gong
n ,lrow it away. and don't you forget IT,
~.,o.,erA do not believe New-Jersey Will thro"
II aw.y. jersey men practical and they are now
n,,,v broucht face face with the qucsuoh
nt thev s,ould by promoting reversal W
S,,tna policy at this ume. give not merely a''ea'
% reir own policies here but bring shock ana oisas.r
IMAM their own business. Is there any reason why