The record-union., 1892-11-04
Special to the REooRD-UNIoN.


NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The announce
ment that Tammany Hall would hold an
other mass meeting tonight to ratify the
nominations of Cleveland and Stevenson
attracted an immense throng of people to
the vicinity of the wigwam. The same
scenes as were witnessed at TaInmany's
meeting last week were. repeated this
evening. Before 7 o'clock the people be-
gan to gather and before the speaking
began the block from Third to Fourth
avenues and from Fourteenth to Fifteenth
streets was blocked with people. The
streets were ablaze with gas, electricity
and fireworks. Practically there were
ten meetings going on at once. Senators
Eustis and Carlisle were the principal
speakers in the main building.
Joseph j. Donohue, as Chairman,
opened the meeting with a brief speech.
\ letter was read from Senator Cor
man OF Maryland in which he expressed
regret at his inability to be present AT the
meeting, but said he could not permit
the occasion TO pass without saying:
That the completeness Of your union
aud the manly and eloquent utteranceS
OF Senator HIll, and your efforts and
enthusiasm have made it absolutely Ger
will be cast Tor the nominees of the. Demo-
cratic party. The Democrats in other
States heretofore considered doubtful
have taken courage from your example,
and will show upon the day OF election
that they have learned from you how TO
achieve victory. The people OF this cOun-
Try who live by the labor OF their hands
and brains, aud whose only power con-
sists in the use of free ballot, will not
be overpowered by the methods practiced
at the polls by the benehciaries OF amy
system OF legislation. They will over
throw the party which created that sys-
tenn. They Will, in a spirit of perfect
fairness, modify the system itself, until
tie greatest good Of the greatest number
is secured, and Will drive bribers and
their candidates from the field of poll
tics"
In conclusion, German says: 1.-THE
people are turning to Grover Cleveland
in such mum Ders that all the wealth con
trolled by the members ofthe Republican
party cannot, l believe, alter the result,
if you and | and all earnest Democrats
give ourselves up from now until the
close of the day OF election to support the
candidates OF the great Democratic
party"
senator Eustis was then introduced,
and spoke for some time. The evil
dence is unmistakable," said he, that
the Democratic masses have determined
bill, the speaker called it a miscarriage,
devised to aid the Republican party to
perpetuate itself in power by providing
itself with gigantic corruption fund to be
drawn from protected manufacturers.
The man who denounced it most scath-
ingly when it was prepared was James q.
Blaine. Then reciprocity" was put on.
The party's policy became reciprocity in
the West and protection in the East.
Speaking of the force bill, Senator Eustis
said it was impossible to describe the
alarm and excitement it created in tue
South. Its passage would enslava the
American people and degrade American
liberty.
The next speaker was Senator Carlisle
OF Kentucky. lie was received with en-
thusiastic applause, and said the only
question now confronting the people was
whether the Presidency was to be pur-
chased and whether the people were to be
br4bed with their own money. The
question of taxation, he said, was the
most important that could be submitted
TO the people. The speaker had no pre-
Judice against those engaged in protected
industries. They were men who CON
tributed largely to the growth of the
country. lie wanted to see them sue
ceed. but wanted them to succeed on
their own merits and not at the expense
OF other members Of the community. He
thought Major Mckinley should not
tnue fighting wildcat banks. After dis
cussion Of the force bills from a Demo-
cratic standpoint Carlisle closed with q
eulogy OF the Democratic candidates.
LARGE REPUBLICAN MEETING.
NEW York, Nov. 3.-Large crowds
filled the streets and sidewalks in front
and about the Sub-TreaSury to-day, and
listened to the Republican orators L. +.
Chlttenden was the first speaker. lie
devoted n a..is-
ing from the policy of the Republican
Administration.
EX-Congressmau Roswell p. Hoar was
the next speaker, and made a character
istic speech.
Colonel Elliott F. Shepard followed and
said Benjamin Harrison was the only
National candidate running for the Presi-
dency, because Cieveland's party sur
rendered Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Ne
braska, North Dakota, South Dakota.
wyoming and Minnesota, having with
drawn the Electoral tickets there in the
interest OF the Weaver party, and it could
not, therefore, be accepted as a National
party.
Assistant Treasurer Ellis II. Robarts
next spoke. lie said if the fusion scheme
works, the PopulistS may become master
OF the Democratic party in ali its policy
A victory for Cleveland would put tile
Fopulists on top. aud lie the most scan
dalous combine in American politics.
When the Chicago Convention passed
resolutions to repeal the prohibitive tax
on State bank notes it went toward the
ground of the Alliance, and if elected
Cleveland cannot well help signing the
bill to which his party has already
pledged itself The Alliance scheme OF
notes based on farm products would
follow in more than one State.
NEW YORK GERMAN REPUBLICANS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The German Re
publicans of New York gave Whitelaw
Reid rousing reception at mass meet
Ing at Cooper Union tonight. The audi
ence showed enthusiasm throughout the
evening, and the speakers, particularly
Keid, were cheered again and again by
the many thousands OF strong-lunged
men. The stage was decorated with
Amerlcan flags, and portraits of Harrison
and keld hung in prominent places.
The meeting was called TO order by
Carr MerZ, who introduced Judge Charles
Naehr. h e made short speech on the
currency, and then Whitelaw Reid was
introduced. He was received with thun-
derous applause, which continued several
minutes. In the course Of his speech he
said; The German-Americans constitute
large class OF intelligent people. closely
connected with the history of the Ameri-
can Republic from the time of the revo-
luton 10 the present day. There has been
no crisis OF war, no crisis in peace. no
crisis in the history Of the Republican
party when the Germans have not gone