Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-05
REPUBLICANS.
Egan Addresses an Irish.
American Meeting.
WnITELAW REID AT ALBANY.
General Wanlmaksr Makes Seven
Speeches IN One Day.
FOSTER u.s rur LAST woHp.
Acknowledgement miller shows the
achievements or HRrrison's
Administrations.


American Republican mass meeting
at O. oper Union tonight was largely
attended, and there wa, much cnthusi.
asn. General Dennis +. Bourke made
lengthy rp,ecn Ia presenting Minis
Ter Exam no chairman Of the meeting.
lie ssij that thirty years ago England
was united with the rebels Of the
south To destroy the Union. Todny
she IL allied with leaders OF the d.
mucfncy Of thu North 10 force on this
nation Zee trade. We helped beat
them with bullets, and next Tuesday
we will he p bat them with ballots.
Nh lgau said he knew the reason
he was selected 10 speak this evening
h. cause he WIS singled out by the uu-
American Mugwumps aud the pro.
Butith of the Democratic party M the
hut oi all their vileRn venom against
those OF the Irish who viii not tamely
bend their neck to tile yoke Of TINT
party. F.om the hrst day his
name was mentioned Tor the Chilean
mission, The Mul wump and Democratic
ptrses, with some few honorable eN.
CrptIonr, kept tune with the l. lndon
Times In installing him. In Chile,
while l0yally endeavnring 10 uphold
the national honor, hr was attacked
from tho rear by those people, aud hut
Tor the thoroughly American stand
made 10y President Harrison, Mr..
Blaine and other members Of tho cahi-
net, American prestige and honor
would have suffered defeat from which
1t would have taken many long yeafs
10 recover
Egau said the reason the English
dag WIS 20 much respected through
Out the world, was the TACT that the
humblest Englshmnn abroad eau oh.
tain redress Tor wrougs promptly and
any sh. y VI thu British navy would be
ready promptly To exact satisfaction.
IAN officer high In command In the
/ EMIL II Aavy said 10 one VI our officers
I IA valparaiso that II an assault had
| bcen committed on his men like that
On tie men OF the Baltimore bs would
settle the matter at the muZzl.s VI HE
I guns aud explained 90 his government
afterwards. Why can't Americans
act this wuy2" says Egan. "5imply he
! c4u.e sGeru are 80 many union con.
yegltd cIpporhoajs ever watchiul and
ever Trnly u take the part OF
any lufelgu foe against their
own country that howl would
ut once be raised for the
head Of the officer who would
Uarr 10 do 20. ! iclt myself M m
American that the glorious tiag Of this
Republic should wave at least Sa
! proudly ~ the standard VI England. |
urdcr-t1UI that those were the senii.
nruts of the Republican party and liz
stauIurd-btnrer President Harrison,
and / found | was not mistaken. !
therefore adopted the course | pufsutd
iu Cine anu um proud tU say tonight
that my every act nnd word In that
connection met with the unqualified
approval nj such representatives 0f
American patriotism ~ President liar.
Hsuu unu James u, Blaine"
EE Congressman Fineriy OF Chicago
and John Brennan Of Iowa also spoke.
wmlELAw REID.
AInANY, n, y, Nov. 4.-Honorable
Whiieiaw Reid addressed the final
rally Of the Republicans In this city
this evening at Harmams Becker
Hall, which was taxed 10 its utmost
capacity. The meeting WAS held I'm.
der the auspices OF the Foundry
Protective League. Reid received an
enthusiastic reception, and In his
spetch discussed among other things
tho huOr qurstiOn, tariff anu the State