New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
MR.. DEPEW AT YONKERS.
-,,r CAMPAIGN IN WESTMINSTER CLOSED
IN BRILLIANT STYLE.
cvowDED HOUSE GIEETS TIE ORATOR OF
THE EVENING" RINGING SPEECH FOE
PROTECTION AND REPUBI-
CAN PRINCIPLES

CAN PRINCIPLES.
,,rsic Hall at Ionlers was crowded last evening
an enthusiastic Westchester County Republic'HS'
Ao came 10 hear the Inst great speech OF thci: 'ai
lion from the lips OF their fel!Ov-towiNman ChauhceH
r. Dcpcw Long before O'Clock every seat III ,iH
,.,ee house takcn and b. the time the in"eu''h
,arsd tie a.slcs and corridors were thrcnEed WIN
onlc standing, even the large stag, AMI Wing "i"7
scsed on the plat form pictures OF ihrfIaoi
rod Lincoln and Grant, drnped with American h'EN
and surrounded ly tropical plants. AMONG ''o''
.or, ON the Sta, and In the audience were
p.phae. Cobb. Wallis smith. ". H. Richardson Nil''i
a Anderson John II. Ferguson, James Iii, 'alA'
-. for the Assembly Harold Brown 4. NJ
r,unh,ns A. W. Sicoll, E.lclbert Belannp James
e,orart James II. Weller Robert y. Gctty, William
:, Doey Peter O1ick William +. Lawrence, the l''N'
n, Iongacre, the Rev. DAVID Cole. Edward Hi"''
unlam c. Kellogg Charles r. OTIS. Augustus hipp'
robn H. Shots. james Aatcck. Dr. u. A. hu0h'
lanes 4. Mcintyre and Thc'T/-e Cox
When Mr. Depew came upon the stage lie was
,reeted with PROLONGED applause J. irving Burns
called the meeting TO order and introduced InohaS
r Cornell rs chairman Of The meeting MI Corheh
read carefully prepared speech Ill auN"a's VI
Republican principles. and after calling upon 'hc lie
pubican Cleo Club 10 sing a campaign Sohg' hro-
suced Mr. Depew Mr.. Dcpew spoke for nearly two
hours now wittlly attaching the hlhlsy a'soi'''
q, the Democrats now In serious mood giving '
ord convincing reasons for Republican success MS
ycrv word vas listened TO with the closest a'1enoi
and almost every sentence applauded lie s'id
In part A., .or When
o, Won find first voter who has been brought up ren.
10 always votes The Republican ticket. '~"cn u" Wv
IL, Gin. other DIV what would decide the election THIS
vsar lie said The sons Of veterans VINO VII No'o
:. thcsr fathers fought have JUS Ie''rheu '''"'
r, through thrcciourlls Of the state. E'cry"hef "
aemei as II the population came out 10 efre' US
zach w
mn Tho answer Invariably was: "A new MIL - oeIhE
ullt n new factory has been started lew homes "e I'm"
-ona,ed for the leovc who are 70 WORK bc~. '>Ao'
hem about thu election. They told lie everywhere 'a
vs,y man who voted for Harrison -four years a4o WIS
o,,g 10 vote for him again and gave me the frames "'
from Eve 70 nfy former Democrats In eah pi'"c VIM
,yc Going " vote the Rcpubicm ticket tnis year, A
MIR Cr,eiaad. ~ l. no. Lyceum the ot'e' iig'' nuI'
hc most extraordinary speech ever u't'r.u oH 49,
sr,,oi candidate Anything Nh Cleveland s'FS NJ 'nis
,pc I. printed and not only ia this country o' az
o,or tho world. From utterances OF such pr'"'"'''
rorfcans foreigners form thr opinion oil ni' '""'''
~, r,lors said that The Republican party had bought
cha election that the Presidency OF this great .'"o" nus
reeo auctioncd OF. ! egrt those words Inc! "E"''
the whole American pople in. the eyes oil the WON"
80 ,nov that the election has been bought M''r
.sctiop IL has always been customs airy 10 eNp'i"
49,. ,h,. T., The first time that candidate ha'
sought 10 excuse dcea; before 1t has oc'ur'''' "
st,, OF these charges. and. believe IaiselS
.hcu the Indignant American people VIII eject H''r
and
u, than ever before Prosperity. good wages ana eoo'
living are the rule everywhere. looked va nay III ''
crowd of 2 600 900 people gathered IN thesso u"o WV"
ago TO see poverty and distress which '"' pe'i'
party howl so irehtfully about
,f,r w.,,orso, delivered the beat Republican speech |
have heard this campag gu when lie told. IN BIS or'i"'
oration OF the great prosperity which Is ours -
myself This ends she campaign but The next o"u'
,h. ncmocratlc p,pcrs resumed the calamity howl
(Groans)
Mr. Ecpew then spoke Ct the glorious history OF the
Republican party, ana argued convincinsy that thcc
IS no other way OF judging OF the future but oS 'he
mast. Continuing, he said The country has pcsI
Under HcpubMcan rule since 1860. aud Is safe ana
Irospc,ovl,. Consider the results OF clan G. shCu
cleveland be elected should be In doubt ior Two
years until could find out whether me Deno
ti-ts to get possession Of the two di n
lin, of uncertainty, during which no ihc,oly Won,,
IL, bu,li no fOu dry or ~ ntred, no iron or coal
mine opened. no RAILROADS. ohl, n9 no" INV nc .n'
opened for the investment OF e"p'''' "o "0" vi"
Mr. lrepcw then compared the records Of , me can
dia,r, ~ each sde. paying high tribute 10 tac non
- gar ,., ubc and Ia,iiotic ADMIN stri Ion o.
Prcatcut Harrison. ana contrasting stevenson me
an - re sIlvcr win the admirable record OF White
law f"d 49, your d%y at }ae pU viii bs d tond
rcqin whore size telones-in The RepuDlIcah coiuum'
uro ongcd apYlau'HJ
THEY SHOULD rE TRIED IN FEDERAL COURTS
pu;slo Nov L. john X. Hazel. permanent sec
rctsry OF the Republican committee OF Ehc county
ma, sent ont the following:
DeIaitm mt OF Justice. .
,nco United State Attorney for the Northern DIS
0 trirt OF New YORK,
4O4 Msn-st., BuifaIo, J.. T. NOV: ., le9%.
Mr. W. IT, Watts. Deputy United states siarHh"l
buffalo y. Y: 80,
Dear Sir: In repy TO your letter OF tbs day ask
10 tn vha, court the trial would occur IN 4
iemty TnIied States marshal United states snper
vlsor Willie In the performance Of NJ. onclal duty
.bo'd he arrested By state mnncipll officer
s ~ say that he would tfei in the United States
'ircnit Iourt. should the pro5ecnon be begun IT
rni,,.S s,aies Attorney. under Section 043 OF the
yn,tcd States Revised Statutes Immediately 10 re
~ ,bo s,me into the United states Circuit Curt
ScS renewal may be made without Application TO the
state court. and Is matter OF right; very respect
'""'' United States Attorney.