The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
DEMOCRATS or COLU.yBy1.
The Boys Have II Hi~ sIic. OF the Fpcu't,
with Them. aud seth Low, They Say.

With Them. aud seth low, They Say.
| Frank \. Acer. who presided at the ratinca-
| ton meeting held last night in the Lyccum OPP
craHouse blythe Jeficrsoniau Democratic Club
OF Columbia College, said hcfore the meeting
| opened that President Seth Low Of Columbia
| had announced his intention OF coming out
publicly for Mr.. Cleveland 1t was also st ed
That President Low would write letter within
the next two or three days announcing his in
tention to vote for tho Democratic national
ticket. President Lows name did not nrpea.
on tho list Of Vice Presidents OF last nights
meeting. This list contained the names Of
thi;ty-siN officers Of the college who favor the
election of Cleveland and Stevenson. This is
the list. and many OF tho officers were present
Mt tho meeting:
aud li,rralar. moi ftanc,s NJ Rmrd,cg p oess"r Of
"-rnan,c "nsaars and iteratury; ir"t Ah"iph Com"
rs IF :" o"nY 'y s"-; (. ana sa r,Y
nM,!mIng ndirc: tr"iess"r II history: rro' Richard
, H. adjunct professor o, arcG,r,.rr: riof. a.
ro W,Smr Jackson adjunct professor oi lnsI,.h:
sh%o, ir"f Janis KIM k-mr n""i.sscP Of Ssolesy:
Hranaer Xathews professor o, literature. rr"i il-tert
rssq p"Nf sS PRO" EITasi
nr"ies."rc ,"SNsh lr.: 9s.en y Rood. professor OF
tire rr,; george T. Wo"isrre rr"trs.or Of EnsI,sh
s5 tss"s rsi F,ns r"pst .aSn,
lrIcsl rnSinr-rinc Dr., Alexander usinan Dr. Jane.
% ats SS'i br Ion. Ss. IT, snd S: Dr. II,
M Es "ri nbb E.rs. 4 snsny R " s
hr ni rnIG'.n lanes M"r!ay, Carlos L. speran1a
The audience that filled the floor of the Ly-
ceum Opera House were composed Of young
mon who were very enthusiastic und very
noisy. The boxes were reserved for nlembcrs
Of the Faculty and for tho ladies. Of whom
there We're not Il few In addition to the CO.
lumbia men present there was delegation OF
soncwhat younger men from tho College OF
the City Of New York.
or course there was hand but it didn't get
inE. Columbia yelled for every one. and so did
the {. e. \. \. young men. Half dozen mem
Lers " the faculty and the SPEAKERS OF the
\. plcott. '!c1. the President Of the club. In
oren!nG The meeting, said that the Columbia
men could congratulate themselves that in
the midst Of their oppressive college duties
they can find time seriously to discuss the po-
litL"nl issues %! the day.
Frank A. Accr was made Chairman of the
meeting. and his statement that " The world
The following. resolutions were adopted:
iI.,." The hoast of the Renubican party for years
was iha: s,Instlnt,ons Of learning their strong.
were a few professors Of political economy: and
M.": OF the thtrty.tLree professors OF on. of tho
tn,s c"Mn'Fy ,wenty,ree have DECLARED for pubIiea
" @ s Viii. ,ss "n Ms s' Ss sa. . ,s
OF esrntns y as soIi,!!y M-nuh!irsn: and
pemncto "r"sns ana the se.a. u" q" Ft the ean %.
ratpn nt eductinn which the democratic party has SO
faithfully carried Oh Tor the pat eight years be
Eo',ri That tn. JeGe-soninn Club or Columbia Col.
leg" receive the receut aCton of the
s;rHrt"rs Of Amherst College with pleasure and salts.
faction and commend 1T" the th"uvhtfni considers.
heart IN tho exercise of ti"ir franchise.
With II Columbia yell for Amherst. this reso-
luton was adopted.
Mr. A. or introduced Prof. H. II. Boyesen TO
the aud fence. and 1here were moro Celum 5ia
yells. Prof Eoyrsen said that the Republican
patty had sent to PENNSYLVANIA tor Dave Mar
Tin and Senator Quay to come to their aid.
while tho pemocr party had summoned
Wnyn" MarNcHEh.
IF could name many other converts to tho
Democratic luTty in addition to Wayne Mae
Gresham is nn" 81 them. and h" is 4 tower OF
strength in tho West. Primarily we can nc.
count tor these converts by the splendid rer-
son'lity of our etHnLurd benrcr. Grover 1ltve-
land. than whom since the time Of Iinc1n we
have never seen Il more representative Amer
lean. cleveland has put an end to the old
shuiiling. vot"-cn'ching policy Of party"
Prot. Hcyrsen discussed the tarif issues,
and wounL upwith a prediction OF Democratic
oycry time il" mentioned III" same of Martin.
Quay. or Plntt the young men in the audience
Kissed loudly
II call Martin" said NJ. Pierce Col. Mar
tin. and thiNS I'm right He Is cnlone! Of
the devils crack r":inlent OF the line"
New York state continued Mr.. Pierce.
will com. ,iown to the Harlem River with
Grover llsve'an will win by 10000 ties"
Gen. Edwin T. raliafrrrO Of Alabama. Prof.
William 4. Dunnng. and DR.. j. II. Hyslop wero
tho other Sneakers Of the evening"