New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
ECHOING THROUGH THE STATE
THE VOICES OF REPUBLICAN ORATORS
AROUSE THE PEOPLE.
rIG MEETINGS AND GREAT ENTHUSIASM MARK
THE CLOSING DAYS or THE STRUGGLE.
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ZIG MEETINGS AND |tsI-Nl N AHO> SLASH 'NNNN
THE CLOSING DAYS or THE STRUGGLE.
Tnr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBu>E1
Rochester. nov. 2.--Bg Washington Rink was iairN
shaken tonight by the almost continuous Du'9'' u "p
,,u.. from the vat audience that had gathered 10
participate I'm the last general Republican m"'unE III
thc cty bcior, election. Enthusiasm WAS SlrNd 10
rn. highest pitch within the baliing ana AT 'c 'ai'
,i,no I'm tne STfrct, Immense crowds filed the WALKS
ami roadvays and greeted with cheers the last ah'e.
ro,,on p,rade of the Republican marching clubs OF
,,,roe comfy Fully 300 men ana women
vcr. pp,cnt in the biz auditorium "he"'
.hortly after : O'Clock. John fahy, one OF INC
,diu, merchant, Of the city who had been selected
=, oct n, chairman, called the a's'hU'e 10 "'"o''
en- tne platform with him. beside the speaker d l'V
.,i,,, ,,.,. seated about 100 cf the prominent Re
rulJican, u the county. la'IicN hshl "'" ~ >'''
r,..,,,u riucrtv. OF Chicago, were The announced
.rcokor- of the evening. bat owing t Illness Nr'
t',, u,os coupelcd TO cancel his engagement. hN-
q cr.,e..r,n Tincrtv received an eniluia>nc W'ic"U'
,,., hc .toppcd forward to address tn, audience anu
from bcdnuing to end his speech was pu''u'''" At 81
most every sentence hy applause. without any pr W
marie, Mr. uutrty proceeded To compare the U''" p'
cie, of the two great parties Ha'l We iooN u rVP''
,i,, m, .,o teach Vt, the policy OF Free Trade or
pr,toctiouf Does not own history teacn uN al
,h,t we nrei 10 know, Every year thousands 81
r,,r,nts from Free Trad Great Britain ana nom IN"
continent come to the United states to gain hoine'
- live, h,n.ath our nag to seek tn comforts Tor teir
,ita which ar,, dcnicd them IN their
r,tivc land WHO ever head If snsie snip l"o''
,, ou,ir~outs setting sail from our shores to 'eeh
,o,,. I'm ENGLAND or Ireland Onr protective S!s'e"
h, ,i,.n Il, standing on the face OF the earlh'
,vi, our workinsmcn better paid than anywhere else
T., IA. world and with good clothing eoon lo"'
J ocne.s and homes Of thtir 'Wni VINO i the Dim"
,,t ,r,t would ask them to look To Europe l" pe''''
,ir condition! lrshmcn forget n" history oi u'''r
cuntry forget the lessons 50 dearly mueh'' WIZ" nS
,., far Etl,i,h Free Trad" at the polls
4, an Id,,man | appeal to you TO assert your
49,, ,t N. p,ls vote aelin,t the Free Trade that
,.,,, 81, longs 10 obtain A. tAc sIeak"i sat
,,,, u,. buidlng rang with applause In lhe az
.crcc Of Mr. E.yln there wa, no other sl"aNer' ana
n ,'.r. rnr the party candidates the meeting came
to an end. ,, a.,
Nddlctown. " Nov. t-peciaD = Despite the
,ri,yliu rain the a-inO WAS cIOWd'u toIhsH,' MHch
addresses were made by &. VI. IT, ,Ilv ,n
ra,i.I Thr meeting Wi, ir better ATTENDED IMAM a
p',,,,f,tc nce,ins held in tn" Assembly, Eoom,.
s,,,t,gn y s., NoY. = t>pt'E -fN ''vN 'r11r
AL ~ Pam. n.ylvanla and General W. b. French.
Of >araog, SPRING. To hshi in,I W o
'r-.~ ana most enthusiast, h'puD'a "l1', & , ,e ~ =.
n.. over held here. ihc lN'ueN oi III, Ea'i@priSn @
lnr9 ,,,,r. n,t in ringing speeches, anl the names
", ,hn p.nublicau caudtatc> were clerrti To- the
r,ho -, hv lie vast audience that crowded uie Town
i"HMi "Mo,,ro NOV. > Cspecinn-senat2r Frank His ock
$500, ,Itr.d ~pring. of CdttagnuSiS county, addreSsel
an enthusiastic Republican mas ie''iis o ,"r U&Lla pr
@ ll"u ustcnrd to with the closest attention. His
c,esr concise arguments for Replbiican principles
have done great deai VI sooH 9gi,; r 9p.,m7 m
lI, i,,str, ions Only mass meeting Will
Ir held here before election