Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

nehd. Ex uno disco omneA We make NJ
excuses. oner no apologies. ask no suspeusioi
Of Judgment We say investigate, scrutinixe
take our word for nothing; but, afar Oh or nea
at hand, with glass or naked eye examine wha
has been done In great things and little things
and on such examination pass Judgment on tn,
country an honest, capable, patriotic business
administration"
OTHER ADDRESSES.
Senator Galiinger responded TO s'The achieve
ments Of the republican party" After recit
ing these achievements he said that the fore
most man in the party had declined the nomi
nation OF the party for the coming contest, bui
the party was still rich in men who could lead
1t to victory. As fitting nominees for the office
Senator Gallinger mentioned the names Of
PRESIDENT Harrison, Gen. Alger, Senator Cul-
lom and Secretary Rusk.
The political issues OF 1892" IVES responded
| to by Representative Serene E. Payne Of New
York. MIR. Payne said that the ''biilion. dollar
Congress was no longer an issue in the COM
| ing election. but that the question Of honest
elections would be one OF the issues. He gave
| some instances Of what he said was democratic
thievery in stealing states. He referred to what
| he called the high handed fraud and theft OF
the New York legislature by the political
trickster who is now the leading democratic
candidate for President" In conclusion Mr.
Payne said the chief issue of 1892 was protec-
ton.
The other toasts were ''Pennsylvania," Rep
resentative William h. Stone; MORAL ideas and
Philadelphia. and THE press" Talcott WILL
Jams of the Press
SECRETARY NOBLE MAKES A sHEECE.
Secretary Noble spoke at the banquet Of the
young republicans of Philadelphia. at which
800 covers were spread. He responded to the
toast The republican party" Mr. Noble Is
| address was vigorous and devoted principally
to reviewing the work accomplished by the diff
ferent departments under the Harrison ad-
minstration.
He said in part, II want to say for my col
league, Attorney General Miller, that under
the present administration the laws of the
country have been enforced. l want to say for
the Treasury Department that it has upheld
the credit OF the nation and established good
money. Your eminent fellow-citizen, Postmas-
ter General Wanamaker, has conducted the
Post Office Department effectively and in a
business-hke manner. and in such way that
no lottery scheme can live and flourish. The
war and Navy Departments have progressed
SO that they can now protect our citizens both
| at home and abroad"
He reviewed the work of his own department
and in conclusion said. pointing to the portrait
of Lincoln:
fyou will be like him be serious, earnest.
even melancholy; be courageous even to mar
tyraom when great principles arc at stake,
enemy devoted TO the Const;,nt;op and ,o~oI
to the flag; and then the renuIIiean nartr will
never depart from its power or its career of
glory.
Banquets Elsewhere.
The sixth annual dinner of the Republican
Club of New York was held at Delmonicos last
night in honor of the memory of Abraham
Lincoln. President James a. Blanchard pre-
sided. Prominent men from all parts of the
received FROM pres,Sa,t Garr;son Ssaoa. W.
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