New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
TT WAS A TAMMANY NlGHl.
prn FIRE IN AND AROUND THE wIGwAM.
erv,roR HILL SAYS GOOD DEAL ABOUT THE
rrMocRACY, VERY LITTLE ABOUT NIX
CLEVELAND AND NOTHING AT ALL
ABOUT STATE BANX;-oTHER
SPEAKERS IN PROPULSION.

,r,or- hold half n dozen more Dig Heeu''S'
T., and about the East Fourtcenihst "ig""m "s'
coming md ratified It's city and county ucho'' ~
cdontaIy It also ratified the Omcago ho'i" % ,
n,o uprorlous Welcome to Senator David D. iiln, VI"
a. ,-,,ion which moved the great, uneasy stunning
and .cuiIilng masses OF patriots VINO SurSc' III "'u
" a., ,,, huildnc was d" de Offices De majority
- a ,,o.nI.- srd an intelligent observer VINO was
ono q, Them Is here Yer d. oih'e'-o'Sc "'' N"' A'
and dose wat days xpectin' ter GEL ~ ,ho
''' e.,o. nm who was the main attraction on 'he
,,u had hard time making himself heaiu III .aA. "'|o
h,t no was plucky and never rsIaAco N'S Wv
| - honr and forty minutes. He had to speak deai's'
ta 90 ,o,,r brass bands as many fife and drum CORPS
and n lot OF mortars which banged away seholns up
| high calbre fireworks, filing the a'hosphe'e ~,
| ora, thousand feet IN the neghborhooo OF te "'n
Nth vbizzing rockets and popping Roman ca'"es'
! IT, ,o ,or an hour and half before he mehuoheu
the name OF the Democratic candidate i"F i' ..s
and ,,on he coupled It with that OF his runhin8 in"c
uo I'M followed this alusOn with periuuctoS So ,,
mont abou, the ex. Presidents record, saying ".'
nad ,sscd into higtoryrlke that Of other dead men
he might have added. and prCoaoiy u''"o"''
tho Senator did not speak the WoruS' .,. T
The frs; .dgnal for applause WAS "he" "'e
| Doo.ch chairman OF the committee OF aiI'hsci"'"~
Cor tho meeting led Senator Iiill, Governor fo"''
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sheehah upon VIC w." s,
richard Croker, Thomas I. t'ilroy hecCTucr guy Wv
! Commissioner B. f. Martin and Consressnia" -N "
| - acc
| crank r. Fitzgerald, Tammany cahuda'e lor ~"
,i,to,, surror,ts: Colonel George b. McCIclai ioI
| p,..-,dant OF the Board OF Aldermen, DOCK N"'nhS
| sioner James J. Phean, John +. CaroN' o"V'," ~
! rorman District Attorney De Lancey Nicoii' Joipl
Ncouade. WIskInhe Daniel Donnegah' William D.
nugget Congressman Dunphy. Lawrence Dei'ioui'
T. r Fitzpatrick Assenlbbman William H"hf''
porr,, belmont Maurice FeatherotDn, D. W. h"'--'
| and robn F. Dclury were among Others VINO pfo"pu!
,,ted in Though the sagc-do0r and took chairo re-
served for invited GREATNESS. Inc onI' a''"p %
! decorating the hall stopped with TWO FrEo P'
Of Cleveland and stevenson draped WIN naE' anu
-, nm AGAINST the wall Oh each side oil the pat
form. -, ,,n.
When the cheering which the entrance OF M'''FS.
| nm rIover and Shcchan had produced had qIletei
down Senator ROesch introduced Governor Flower ~
rho p,cidng officer Of tic evening The Governor SpoAe
for twenty minutes lie made this aIisioh " 'c u-"'
OF Mr., Harrison: We are gathered here 70 i's., ~
discus, political s,ties, political acts ana ""' al
,,.a,ures-uot men. Though engaged IN the aiNV"'.
~, principles to which the Republican party al"
Pro iten Harrison are opposed, and not hsta'hs Il"
cr,tlcise and ccnsu.e our p cal aiver~rieo "n'h III
orr Judgment criticism and ccnsurc are deserved 'hei"
+, not A man on this platform or IN thS auu.'n'c ''o
doe, not share with the President OF tho CHlu o'"
Cha h., load Of domestic affection which he Is carry
inc tonight In the heat q paitsan discussion mere
and throughout the remainder Of tic campaign may lie
,,,u. that the, I. not n political opponent anywhere
I'm This broad land whose heart does not beat Ill sym
| nathy with him in his rcat loss And hNh ,ie nun
dr,ds assembled here TT there 60 forth seht prayer
mat COD viii sustain and comfort him IN th' hour Vi
| his Bereavement . -, A.
rnc Governor discussed at considerable length the
eoanc,.l conditions Of the National treasury and OF
| tho country and then introduced senator Hill.
| Tn. s.rator had another warm welcome MS no
,.uucd forward and began 10 speak. Ills points were
occasionally applaudcd but there was PLAINLY eV'
dent lack Of enthusiasm In the way III "Mch Ills
tariff argument was received. There was no "u-u'lc
enthusiasm I'm the gathering. big rs IL was anu 'ho
beortI.st applau.e which greeted him. Win one eA-
| ct, turing tho evening WAS when he spoke OF
| Mayo, Hugh j. Grant, his administration. MS re-
| ,lc,ion and the concerted Efforts Joined III DS
macoutent Democrats to defeat HIM TWO years "so'
MIR Cleveland was one Of the nalc@tshts OF ''A'
r.od and Ia, never denied the charge tat nc Noeo
n.g,ln,, the Tammany Hall ticket that year Mayor
Grant by the way, was coh'Pl'uVuS ID ''' "
at last nights meeting , ~,
vr Ilu held a printed copy Of his speech In his
hand and constantly referred To II he spoke MANY
part, OF his effort he read from the text "h''
near the clos, he suddenly decard that the most III
nirtant issue involved In the canvas ne was y'' I"
discus. Most Of the Intelligent part 81 his auol'"''
,,rn cd that he meant + speak on tie cu'Tcnc'
question but they we're di.appoiniei lie SH'P'0
| hi, issue entirely and lad not word to say aoon
,. state &c ,nlnp,astcrs" aud "wi!dcat' money. The
-o,,t,r wa, net preparci 10 flce the uu on IN
prop,ltlon Of the Dcmoc.aHc platform to II Oh IN
country with lrrclccmablr cuucHcy. II was IA torc
hill that Nr. HI meant. hut he made sh''t "or.
Of til, greatest Issue
Mr.. lin beginning r, addres showed his gratitude
-. an. circulation whic, had followed him - d.
feat at Chicago. with these woNs:
am not unmnGful u the fact that. dur.n; my enhr
,er,c, as Chic Executive OF the state ny o'1I rel
t,. with the Democrats OF Tamuany Hall were OF III
most u a.ant character. and hcer'ulY apd sra'eiu
acknowlcdee the that they wcre among nav ~'an'h''
,pcr,rs during all that period rom rhe memorable cam
pacn u through the yseat contest g" ,S3S In N
senatorial election 1871 and TO the last occasion "h'
the Democracy Empire STATE honc''d me WIN 'he'
confidence Albany and Chicago .
Those d .mocrats who had opposed rammlny Hal
and I'M Democrats in the election o; las year ans
| the year before be characterized rs maicontch's o
, | an unholy coalition.
Al the Clcycland Democrat, Of four months ago, an'
at men Ike Wayne MacVcash. he sent these shafts
Those Who because OF personal disappontmen's o
,,cau,, candidates their particular choice have no
been nominated. would encourage the temporary defeat
thor party usually live regret their action and
realize how difficult 10 i, for tat patty to regain III
ground That has been unwiscly and f'oshly i'";.
NcitAcI haze anything but contempt for the ostcn'a'Iou
zeal or tho convert who. after having for years OIL
loved the holors and cmolnmen,s of position coafeFrc
upon him Us hts party suddenly assumes 10 see me-
| ught and turns around and bitterly a'sas his formc
uolltical associates with yenomous Ntuleraton
, | Amin he showed that he had 40 idea that tn
| AMI. Snarpcrs would remain allies Of the stat
Democracy ii they hould achieve their end, saying:
| would make tho Democratic PARTY strong not b.
catering to the wh.us u the few who temporarily all
homselve, with us ntrcqucnt occasions, but by 'ats
inc the great f,ithul ma-s's who make mp the bulk
m, PARTY aud who .and by their Coois In rason and on
g., season In adycis!ty well a. IN prosperity, IN shato
A. well a. In sunshine. in dfeat A. well as In victory
would not ody~e the foolish course OF so shaping OIL
olcv as to catch vote In fhave and lose ten +
the E1wcry. | would build up not personal plrty, bu
IN, Democratic party. ! would SEX victory not for
. d,v but - decade.
lie repeated that the Democratic party WAS irr"cor
GLADLY opposed tu the Republican policy OF pr0tcC
tioa and that the Democratic platform mast be cor
,trcd to mean hostility to protected industries ado
Ing;
o,r ou,rcrts call the method or means hy which the