New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
MAKING THE FIGHT HOT.
SECRETARY NOBLE ADDRESSES THE COUNTY
COMMITTEE.
A pors1xc MEETING IN GRAND OPERA HOUSE
HALIcPOINTS IN THE sECRE-
TARY's SPEECH.

The Republican County Committee held it's reg
ular monthly meeting last evening at the Grand
Opera House. Twenty -third-st. and Eighth-aVe'
The attendance was large Most Of the 700 dele
gates were present, and great deal OF ehthusias"
was manifested The delegates had the pleasure
Of listening to an able address on some OF 'he
ISSUES Of the campaign by John W. Nooie, secie-
tary Of the Interior. Every point made oy nm
in his review of the policy Of the Administration
was cheered to the echo. 1890,
The meeting was called to order py " "lhani
Brookfeld, chairman of the commi''ee' W"
motion the calling of the roll was dispensed "i1n
and the secretary, William III. Bellamy, rcad 'he
minutes Of the last meeting. While he wa u'',7
this Secretary Noble entered the hall. EVerSoouS
Logan appIandng, and simultaneously CharNs ;"
Andars,n and Colonel Elliott F. Shepard called
for three cheers for the Secretary. lie was leu
:, tho nlotform Willie they were being given.
After the house had settled down again, anu
busincss hal been resumed, Jacob VI. Patterson,
chairman of the Executive Committee, moved inc
adoption of tie following resolution, wiilch nuu
been reported by the committee:
Resolved That the Executive Committee DE author
,zad 10 isslle I'm the name OF the County Committee,
call for the primaries 10 elect delegates 10 tne seN'
nominating conventions -, -.
This was unanimously passed Chairman
BrOOkield then Introduce" 'e'i'''''
among other things, said:
inva,,"" to he nre,cnt with YOU tonight. Not that
ON smch short notice and without preparation eN
Would lil. 70 say 10 yon AS one who has never been
anything but Republican that appr'vnMio ,ainst the
cmhntted cncinles Of the cause. .ApplaIse) a. -
thought It might be gratfyns to yon a., to kapbncan
i,,Tncin~s were supported by millions all over the
country. CApplause. have Just come from nnns ins
Pacific Const You know that the department Oh wiGn m
am temporarily in charge used to De KNOWN nt hs hs ' t
Home Department. II is the department thht ma, "
with the lands OF the great mGS, 'ne i in mony
other ways II close to the prope anu I'LL tae.
homes and farms hayc been hoi aoT1s hoye S oseryed
The universal voice of the pcops o, G touches
have never fsen better managed than during i',o -,
HdminIstraton | do not say that with any WlSh 10
rlorfy myself; look upon myself as but the person
trat,,m Every feature Of that policy has been Tie
subject OF the advice and approval of the goi' "'u
good President, Bcnjanin Harrison
After speaking of the great work OF the Au-
ministrtion in settling mp old land claims, he de-
sc,ih.l thc nurchasc and opening 10 settlement OF
the useless Indian reservations, saying
WIN, vns before vast desert. supporting OILY
cattle and fcw Of them now Is The home on iog 81 A.
prosperous. cnlishcnei ana hDery oNs li,I such
Pspa pa II a,bt the world for It's possession. Cheers
Nav ont ther., on The plains and mountains
| ,,pnS thai the mails wcr, delivered With the same
| rapdltv accuracy and imarumily that uley ulc
| I'm san Francisco or I'm New-,orh-
! Speakire Of the patriotic sentiment oi TN"
pcoplc on the Pacific Coast he said that ne fouhd
n much stronger than in years past ana he
thought the same was true throughout the whole
country Continuing, he said:
Not that we are hostile To anybody. but we have
! hcan putting ourselves in position, through us
,-.,-ts OF citizen of Scw York who Is az IN" h'au
NJ our Navy Department. Ia defend our rights eN"fS
| where. Dpp.auso.l The proplc "f the interior van.
| m, Nation 10 stand among %" nations of NE "pTla
! their peer aud equal on every ground. uro'oiR'u
"'.i,ut must not 20 on or shall be- talking P'i'rS -
have been -irpy talklug business, ana II mat ul'i'
| no, hurts nnyhply that's their fault. nope Nvu
wll z, on m Your work. not only for h" sake oi tc
rrp,llcan party but FOR the good ~ the Dcro'rad
| n.i,v and ~ Inc whole country tApplaus"l Inc
| ilr,c viii come when shall -ec that IN" most
,l,ri,. pages in the history Of our goionS country,
7f,,r ,... rec lrIlug the story of the Revolutionary
dav- ar. tho,. which shall tell of IN" times Mhch you
came into power under The leadership Of the immorAl
! Lincoln and of the cvort, which you VIII have seen
| md Known when You shall havc advanced to"al IN.
rrl Of the second term " President Harrison. c'n"t
| and prolonged nPpiau,"l
Professor Adams set the committee laughing at
tho song. Byc Frcc-TTadc Baby Rock II. Grover.
| Tcndcrlv" and the committee adjourned suDIcct
| to ,hc call of the chairman.