New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
81 Union Square.

oussion o, this question and declare that their system
Protection violates the spirit II not the letter Oh 'e f
oral Constitution.
"w. aenounce Republican Protection frnud-ss
-obbery Of great majority Of the American neope 'o ~
benefit Of q few" IL the vigorous out uuthiuA
the Democratic National platform r,
After the applause that followed Senator Hins
close. Governor Flower said. now Introduce Leu
tenant Governor william F. >hechan' Kho"h 'i''"'
On, the state rs Blueeyed Billy. Mr.. sheehan sa'o
Follow Citizens. as a Democrat am glad to stand
mon n Tammany platform and before Iamihauy
audience. You have enjoyed one OF the grea'es'
treats vouchsafed any ahienee o Is,d iS' lie
nron,l,d t,a The Den,rrst, Of the stat, would Keep
he Republican majority Own to sueh inquire '"A'
Se G h"H a. r. Talinterro Of Alabama. next
introduced. He Is tail thin man WIN an sa I 70
.sv a few words to rammany Hall, ~ a southern
man said he. "Only to-day | received IeVte.
nV shes nj right - The speaker then walled
about the black cloud that vas overhangns ths
southern horizon In the shape Oh tha' ousA00o N''
General sickles next intTodnesd and ieano9
omd,ence, General sickle, said among other thinss
" Felow Democrats II IS a cause Of satisfaction
,Sr me- to Siane OF senator D. B. ILL., who received
The Tuanmou, vote Of tn Democrat. majority OF tae e
Wscmby without the expenditure ol a dollar IN ms
cnnyn.,. To senator i'm We owe the present.
supremacy Of the Democriic party in ms sOs .na
reference 10 Mr. Clcveants leugr OF nes Ion
was made the bais Of somewhat Involved apostraphs
- IN, vrtocr Of pension bills IN the mover eapae y !"
the soldiers friend. -, Ga. ,Ior. vichols and
amos J. ,umTn ncs but b fore they wore t'Fous"
thre, ouarters Of the crowd had gone nome ,,u
The p-ope who gathered outside OF IaiIid,S M -
vera a.,did with eloQuence. the prevailing tone VI
,,hich was No negro domination, and In some 'aso
negro was spelled with Two eS. zen s,ius Sa ns'
lcen prepare in Fcurieenthst ana lrN.ns rsnri
NM only q CHIT Of them used. People welSer,N
from ole 10 another. tasting OK e.clUeacc a. Nsos
a, fine Food show do Of da.niies. Around the 10
lands \, the front OF Taumsny Hall large cr9"os
| gathered and were held b, ths Dcs,s , "a ,sss
Around tho others the crowds were smaller ana iess
att.ntye There was n protison of rockets Sc. on
In Fourtecnthst and they kept the people nv a.,
The chairmcn IT the stands were Mlclaci - ~
| ouoen BARLOW =. Weeks. 4. T. DncharIy' anoPn ~ -
| sanger James Oliver. James j. Walsh henssi =.
| sharl,cv and j. p H. rafe. Among ,he sp+inta.ss
wero Judge (ioldfogle. COumlssoner "anie .iss,so'
| rstrict attorneys sinlms ard Stapler. F. b. House
! .,chael s. Blake A. II. Purity and John H. Mct,oaa.
rch Robert II. Ross OF Connecticut VINO POSE -
AN old soldier spoke at stand in Foureeth s
opposite Irving Place and tod several stories IN wh''
| lie word niger" figured prominently: Jane .;
Walsh told the crowd NJ Thiravc that Tammany at,
tad ror thc first existed and stugg.ei q give pouc.
nower 10 natralyed citizens ana had the laws chdnsoA
! IN re, them naturulzcd soon as possible A.,
| Richard Croker and Patrick Diver got troo OF w
| Inside meeting and spent some umr IN sum" ~
| laying Place adjoining the Cafe Figaro. 1T,
| While senator HI vas speaking IN Tammsny nal ll
| soor ovSr Which George r. Rocsch presided me
| sp-niers were Ferdinand Levy. VI j. u. Messemer,
Tchn r. Schurman. Jacob F. Lowcnste'n "oi,sn
| COR Frederick Fisher a. Frcih. Plilp r. schh''
| md Isael Cowcn.