Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-04
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Reil Thinks lhl Republicans Will GIT
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BUFFALO, Nov. 3.-lluu. ChnuucJy
NJ. Dypew l!felsod "a large nu iipnco
ia Music Hal tonight, aul later M
overflow meeting Ia an adjoining ball
lie began by seeking OF Buffalo as
among the object lessons OF The Htno-
G.s protection aui increased prosperity
under the Mckinley law. Dsmo.
cratic victory would mean the par.
alys.a Of iadu!fy and the withdrawal
NJ timld capital from invcstutnts.
Wayne Ma, Nragh was referred TO nv
one VI the Gblrst LAWYERS anu poorest
politicians Ia tho United states, while
Carl Scnuig, who was looking for
party that never assessed oilicc.holicr-
OF never raised money FOR pIiiticnl
purposes, was advised not To be seen
among the pastures In New YORK
subuths where the cows OF this sea'on
are eating up every gretn thing. After
cXt0lling tho policy Of ruciprsuity the
speaker condemned the free trade mo-
ton. Replying 20 the tauut Of the
DemooGuc party that he, In 1899, laud-
ui Cleveland at party dinner ~ tho
typical Amerlcln," Depcw said he
was asked by his host 70 say pretty
things about the distinguished men
ptesrut. He undertook o. tally AMI
f,esCO the crowd and week later
Democratic Philadelphia paper came
out aitli u speech written by one OF the
Cleveland literary bureaus, In which
thu writer with much skin managed 10
lake all the tally aud ifosoo aud put II
on Brother Cleveland.
"5iX weeks from now there IL going
TO be dinner at Delmonico's. Glove.
land will be there and 10 Will f." con.
tinued the speaker. "By that time he
will be able To 10 about. IL takes Elk
wcckB 20 recover from sOme injuries,
and then in order 10 compensate anu
restoio his good feeling will pour an
nmuunt OF tally over Brother Clevu-
land that Will put 10 shame my former
speech 30 that Democrats shall
say when no dies, 'rhe last speech
OF Depew on Cleveland shall be his
epitaph.'"
Depew closed with touching re.
ference 70 the President aud his iilc.
ton, and predicted his ro.oleCtlOn.
kEruBLiCAN ORATORS.
NEW SomS, Nov. 3.-Largu crowds
filled the streets and sidewalks in font
Rnd about the suhtreasury today and
listened 10 Republican orators. l.. T..
Chittondcn was the first speaker. lie
devoted his remarks to the benefits
arising from tie policy OF the Rspuull.
can administration. EX.Cougfrssmau
II. l.. HOar next made q characteristic
speech. Colonel Ellio, f. Shepherd
followed anu said benjamin Harrison
was the oHly national candidate run.
Mug for President, because Clcvo.
lanG's party had surrendered Colorado,
Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska, North
Dakota, South DIkoln, Wyoming anI
Minnesota, having withdrawn their
electoral ticket thore la the intores, OF
the Weaver party and could NOT there.
fore be accepted rs national party.
Assistant Treasurer Ellis II. RObern
next spoke. lie eaid II the fusion
scheme worked the Populists may be-
come mlslers Of thu Democratic
party In all It's policy. A vie.
tory for Cleveland would put the
POpullsts on top and would bo the
most scandaious combine In American
politics. When the Chicago convcn.
ton passed the resolutions TO repeal
the pfOhibitive tax on state bank notes
1t went towards u ground alliance and
II elected Cleveland cannot well help
signing a bill TO which his party Is
already pledged. The alliance scheme
OF nO,eB and based on foreign products
would follow Ia more than one state.
IN CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL.
The business Mems Republican As.
ISOLATION held u meeting In Carnegie
Music Hall tonight. Hon. Whitelaw
Reid was the principal speaker. lilo
enumerated the benefits accruing to
the country under the Republican ad.
ministrati1n, and said the Republican
party stands by the best currency this
or any other country ever had, aud
now tho Democratic party sought T.
destroy IL and return TO state banks
and shin.plasters. Ho thought the
Republican ticket would get twice the
majority It did four years ago.
A COMPARISON.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Nov. Eek.
Speaker Reli was met at the depot
this afternoon by n throng Of enthusi-
astic people Gut escorted 10 the wig.
wan, witch was crowded TO its ut.
most capacity. rhe streets were over.
flowing with thousands who came
ma ny miles to hear Reid. When the
speaker appeared upon tho platform
hu was enthusiastically received. He
began by comparing the records OF the
two parliee. lie characterized the Re
publican party rs progressive, while
tho Democrats ho declared to be re-.
tarding element. He then reviewed
at some length the party record In
Congress, contrasting II with the work |
OF the Democrats Of the last session.
Tonight u big republican parade was
participated In by clubs from all over
the immediate section OF the state. Fol.
lowing the parade another meeting
was held at tho wigwam and H.. ii.
Hamilton spoke. During tho even.
ing other local Republican leaders
made addresses.
IN pENNsYLVANGA,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The Re.