New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
GOOD REPUBLICAN TENETS.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MASS,dEETING IN COOPER
UNION.
ELOQUENT ADDRESSES BY SENATOR mscocE
AND CONGRESSMAN BoUTELLE-EFFECTIYE


WORK OF THE REPUBLICAN, CLUB.
The Republican Club bids fair this year not
only to repeat but TO outdo the splendid work
which il did for the Republican ticket last fall.
Under its auspices, a fine mass-meeting, big as to
size and boiling over TO enthusiasm, was held
last evening in Cooper Union. The speakers were
men of National reputation as legislators, ana
they touched no issue of the campaign withouo
making the Republican side more convincing
Senator Hiscock was in the best possible sitna~
ton to become entirely familiar with the tariff
legislation Of 1890, and with the efforts OF the
! Democrats since that time TO undo the most Dene-
fetal features of the Mckinley act. His praise
of President Harrisons administration fell OH ears
that were thoroughly attuned to- receive lt'
| Congressman Boutelle also spoke with an intimate
acquaintance with National affairs and held the
closest attention of his audience HIS words
about the restoration of the shipping industry
could not have found a more appreciatl'e ga'her-
! ing. u
The rain which had threatened to fall at
various times in the day held of until shortly
before 7 80 o'clock, just as people were going
to the meeting. At this hour, however, the
arched hall was in good part filled. By a quarter
to o'clock, there was only fringe OF vacant
seats. A usty band played popular selections
aud the applause which it called forth showed
that lots of enthusiasm was latent, ana wanted
only half an excuse to manifest ITSELF March-
ing Through Georgia. was cheered all through, and
70 were other war airs.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
| Eight O'Clock found many more persons in the
hall than there were seats, and every chair con-
tanned a stouthearted, loyal, devoted Repupli'
can. Some of these were women, but they did
their full share of the applduding. Many lead
/ hon, Of tbo papu blinon
others, were on the platform and in the tody Of
the house On the list of e-presidents and sec
retaries were:
vICEPREsIDENTs.
Chauncey NJ Depew Warner Miller Ehu Root,
Thomas G. Piatt, j. nepont Morgan. Edward y.
s. smith. John Clailin William II. Arnoux: Jacob NJ.
Patterson, Cephas Bainerd, H. X T5urbeT' ,,. Jaco9
! Mi chell c. C. shayne, Lucas l.. Van Allen, Danes
g. Rollins Charles A. Peabody; ir., William II: len
". Fay John Simpson Frederick 5. Gibbs, SCION
3. smith. John F.. Nnlboliand Henry E. Treemain' re
@E wcba FaSy%CS oSn a oncus AnGrSM hssp ceTnea VAN
dg ST Wam amo L. fe s9nf Seprfh % M b. samne Thomas.
Henry Han. Dr. William seward Webb Wager swayns''
Gasay Gsn cnS a. ScSn Nnsc1 Sqe Wam ia 9I1 enE Paul D.
cravatA, Sr Rufus B. c9vins george y. Lycn Donald
william Dowd Horace Russell, c. II. r. Cols Cor:
neIus Van cot; FREDERICK g. Gedney Henry v; VT: ~
Rey Ra E. stewart NfAS L. Wood0 rGn rhcod5e R2oseye
Colonel George Basi IL yda a@ghfs Ssvs Elliott TIo1a
CARLSON Lispenard stewart, Charles F. Coon Daniel
F. Appleton. John Proctor clrie seayer Syero rag
Tantor. william H. Beamy, Nicholas Fish, Thomas
l.. James. W. II. McElroy; a. d. Jnillard Ellis II.
70 9Dsrs aecD Mo% John f. seha waS Gs Evarts
Armour Seth Milken Haryco W cooper napsi samrei
Horace Porter Joha e BrSdsy nerI'.id ,,rs1 bIgn9'
Henri E. HCTand john s,aarS W VrSGms Wam Agf HOAX
Charles W. Hackett. Joseph C. wotts, J. Adriance
Bush and J. W. Seligman.
SECRETARIES.
RanS JSO F Ems. HdTts %1sr cfR%s adwn heRandcr
Campbell, william G. Hn Beniamin E Hail. apG,io ApGeio
Knox. Knox. Henry Melville, Henry L. sprasue Joseph P c.
Bsn sherman rI5y Eyarf Tam 1t D. Homer Snf dre yi
John A. Dutton, james E. Burke, James IL Phipps. p
Charles HnPy rfsp' jared F. oagr wi "GS GSor Hurry
A. Willis Lightbourn. Maxwell Evarts Lynia" dc
Garfield and F. E. Baldwin.
MIR. SMITH BIDS A WELCOME.
II was not long after the hour appointed lor
calling the meeting to order, when loud Manu-
cIapping announced the appearance on the plat
form of the chairman and the speakers. John
s Smith. who was to preside, came first, ana
directly behind him We're the senior Senator OF
tho State. Frank Hscock, Congressman I. A.
Doutelle, of Maine Collector Francis liendrlcks
and others Mr. Smith is chairman of the Cam
paicn Committee of the Republican CluD, ana as
such has borne much of the burden OF the
political work of the club He raped for
order. and when it came he said:
We have gathered tonight - discuss the great Issues
OF thr campaign. Let define the situation. Shan
we have Pioec on Reciprocity, Honest Money! c How
10 the candidates answer this aaesuon o pr be ner
hsps. possibly probably no. The only time Wheh
he speaks positively is when he accepts the nomina
tion ON his point. three months OF islinS ana
profound thought. his mind IS made 1p on all Diners
his reason + In semi comatose state a..
haya EI,a' lrlQ - an
reacGSd aeGs conclusion nc and and Who IS %
efppaGseA lie is frank honest aud sincere and the
Rsope % bSoSr peroa % who has said no" and who Will
never wayer-whItcaw Reid Applause? w,on b.
accepts be accepts the representative OF his party
and It's platform. Four years ago hr told Us s taass
it was We '0"n''T@ asm atm the truth Of his statement, faced
the condition defeated him. elected enamn narl,4n son
and the conGition has stcddiiy improved this day.
Are We % ready s TO TO S pecon & and he wants Of
All the people No we have accepted the condition
wages will ee steady. money win hc what 1t par
port, TO be10o cents OF INTRINSIC value. our nome
open new feids for trade: our civilization which ls
higher plane than in any other land. VIII All AK
be prosperous and happy and al our people o,S;
the day when Govsr % Tnyf US da5 eee ana
10 has made more thorough % iIsy Of h tie bs lgn
don Of our % S tyom nnSSF % NeNy e has S sood
like n tower of strength against tariff and money
heresies in Congress and the senae steal and gerry
mander at home. now have the honor OF intro
ducng the Hon. Frank HiScock prolonged applause.)
SENATOR TIISCOCK'S SPEECH.
The applause was redoubled and redoubled
as Senator IIiscocl walked up to the speakers
desk Flags and haadkcrchiefs were waved and
clpping of hands. stamping Of feet and loud
cheering made din for full minute AT last
the Senator was able TO begin. He said In part:
The country had four years of the Administration
Of ca President Cleveland, ana it was four years OK
constant agitation business was unsettled. private
credit impaired ard enterprise checked lie proven