New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
Democrats in one House and three in the othe

Democrats in one House and three in the Other
voted against II.
YOUNG MEN CHEER SECRETARY TRACY.
The Young Mems Republican Club dinner
brought good feeling ana enthusiasm to an as
scmblaee OF nearly a thousand seated al Tile
tables in Infantry Hall. AT the close oil Il
generous feast the galleries were opened, ana Il
crowded audience was provided for tie speakers oi
the evening" The first of these was Secretary
Tracy, who was ,eCcived with storm Of applause
and with cheers three times repeated hc neg u
with graceful reference IT, tie Importance, we iti
and influence oil the little State OF hllode ISlaid
and a finer tribute to Senator Aldrlch, VINO hai
made the State great as Webster, summer, W,
houn and Clay had made their states powerful
IN the nation lie then proceeded TO ieVie"
the conduct Of the National Administration ln
all its branches, and to demonstrate thaI
il had more than fulfilled every just expectation,
so that 1t could appeal 10 the honest Judgment
Of the American people without fear or appre-
hcnson When he referred 70 the many dllhcult
questions and foreign complications whlcn nae
been encountered and mastered by Harrison ana
Blaine, there another storm OF applause winch
fairly shook the foundations OF the mouse Inc
samoan settlement: the Behring sea c0mpllc't
ton the Reciprocity treaties: the removal OF the
prohibition against American pork the ltlillii
controversy and the Gillian negotiation were tkcii
mp in turn, and the conclusion was reached maj
the Harrison Administration had succeeded WHERE
other administrations had failed, ana that theIe
was now a united country, with neither North,
South East or West when the National honor
was in any manner affected. ,
From the State Department the Secretary passed.
to the financial administration, ana pointed our
series Of great achievements. Inc army rtloiu'S
followed and strong presentation was Hi"uc Vi
the success of the Law Department IN lohg eeIS
Of important questions before me supreme oUJ,
The Postmaster General was highly comn.chucu
for his efficiency in reducing expenses ana Inc, eaS-
inc the usefulness of the service. Inc WORK vi
the Interior Department was neN' ~ au beso
remarkable for practical results In an thesc
branches of the service the administration OF ilrrl-
son had achieved pronounced, POSITIVE ana a'''I ..i
tive success. When the Sccretary began win
a modest reference - his own work ne
was met with rounds OF cheers ne ne
described the Navy as 1t was IN lso'
and aaain in 1888 when the work OF re-
construction was begun, and told what had been
accomplished in nine years. estimating that when
thirty-nine vcsecls should he Completed III lo"o
the annual cost would amount 10 ten cents per
capita of the whole population Tor twcIVc wears
lie asserted that the administration oil the ~ ~
rartmen, had never been so little OF party qu"S-
lion as it is to-day. and referred briefly 10 hls
own reforms in tho conduct oil thc haVE,S"i VS.
When he closed with second eulogy OF senator
Aldrich he was created with long prolonged ChceI
ing and apDlause. II was most relnarkaor
address which produced profound impression
upon the audience.
Mr.. DoIIIvFR's TIOoUT.NCT AID HrMoR'
In the absence of Congressman Burrows VINO
had been detained in Washington, Congressman
Dolliycr. Of Iowa, made the second address, ana
carried the house by storm by his eloquencc and
bunor He discussed both the tariff ana the
silver questions in a tcr~c and epigrommotc styie
and made a particularly strong, effective argu.
mrnt against free wool, warning Rhode Island ii"'
tI'c moment that the produce of the American
farm ceaecd 10 be protected, the produce OF the
American factory wond he left 20 shift for i'SeI H.
Mr. pollivcr was followed by Mr.. Reed ana MI
Uoyr who had been speaking before large audit
cnce@ in Pawtucket. The meeting was remark
able for enthusiasm and good feeling ana has
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