New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06
MR.. REID IN MAMARONECh
AB.G CROWD HEARS HIM SPEAK.
THE DEMONsTR ALTON WHEN HE ENTEHFp THE
HAIL. WAS A REMARK ABLE ONE.
Iroohlyn, Nov. 3. le!

THE DEMONSTRAT WHEN HE ENTEHtp THE
HALL WAS REMARK ABLE ONE.
Tho Rn,ubIcons OF Mamaronccl held The final raily
Of their campacn last evening In the Yale Opera House
nnder the auspices Of the Harrison AID leo 'a'ii-
noic, CIub The hall was Gld 20 Overlooking with
rppresena alive men and women OF the aulh'e" p'i.
lions OF Westchestcr County. The Stage was u''oi@''
with flags and bunting the speakers d',H 0'i'- "'p
with b,g American flag while in the rear were h'h-
,or.,o,,s ~ Harrison Ecid and blaine Among those
-, tho stare were C. C. Holden william IL. carpenter
william r Cornell Daniel Il. Taylor. Frederick = peI'
,ocob Uo,stoad Alfred NJ. Perrin. ID. C. "atflN' f. w.
Dvrncs H. c. Taylor. Henry WEEKS "A'N'"' -
Campbell and W. II. Titus. ,,.e and
Wr Psd was 70 make the opening address ana
then leave for Portchestcr, where he was 10 SP q"
Io,or Z, the evening While waiting for him TO a'I''
tho audience sang familiar campaign sohEs i"o
c,nbcr Cornet Band played patriotic airs d'Tlns NV
avoninr Mr. Reid appeared shortly ai'er O'
escorted by Bradford Rhodes. president OF the I"'i
son and Red Campaign Club OF Maniaroho'N' az
william II. Parsons. lie could scaroci! get ih'o va
I'm on account Of the crowd filling the alsl's ana
tairvovs but when he finally succeeded in en'eflhH
rho room he was recognized instantly and The auu
nc roso 10 their feet with enthusiastic chccrS'
Mr. Rbodes rose to open the meeting, but IL WIS so
uinutes before he could be heard lie auui'''''
wanted to know what was the matter Win ii' :, ~
Reid and Rhodes, and insisted on prohouilVh'e >
. oil r,rbt, befre they would allow any tlhh W "
done FINALLY Mr. Rhodes introduced Thomas L. huS'i
moro ne chairman of the meeting. Mr.. Rushmore S'"
that he would defer his opening address I'll later III 'e
evening. in order TO give Mr.. Reid all the uMe po9
sble Mr. Reid received another ovation "h'h lie io''
to speak. -, ,,,r
He said that he had come 10 bring ue Heeins'
q, the RcpubuCans OF New-York. especially oi NV
interior If the state The greater New-lorK' hoI'"
~ +bo Harlem he said was all right. He conlu ho'
predict what would be done in New-lorA' brVo"iS =
and Long Island but on the result OF several "c'h'
observation he believed that the stare Won" sN =
O more emphatic majority than 1t did IN 1850 vi
Ded then reminded the audience how CieVeIahu N''
bad fallen off every time he came before the people,
had Grover Cleveland done during the last 10Y"
wears Mr. Reid asked. to entue nm 10 Il Id" eo'
vote than he had four years ago. What had behJ'iI
Uorri.on done that should cause The people 10 ~
a vote az censure upon him? The speaker tlicH
touched briefly on the great issues OF Sc I'm
nrn honest currency and a Protective 'HrIli' snV
Ing the importance Of each and the Soulu Ic0oiu VI
the Republican party on boh H., g. tho etotion
The which TO taEe MIN 10 lHt sti.io
n catch the train for Portche,tcr was announced AZ
tHis point and he remained only long enough " say
tint he should particularly value the votes OF nls
friends and neIghbOrs and that when the trlnmPhaht
Rennlican chorus arose on the evening OF EieCloh
Dey there must be heard in II the voice OF t I'm
State The applause did not cease until MI leu
n"u Addresses we're also made by E. B. Taylor, OF
Illinois, and Mr. Rushmore