New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

"Let us glance at this ticket q moment. For Mayor
Edwin Einstein. (AppAuse) Born 10 Cincinnati
his mother member Of q distinguished South Carolni
family. he has resided In this city since his child
hood He was literally educated, having been gradu
ated from Union College. lie became q successful
merchant, amassed large fortune was sent TO int
House OF Representatives a few FEARS ago. where hi
delivered a number Of strong speeches. and returned
to private life with an excellent record. To-day he
a one OF our most honored citizens, cultivated
highly educated man Of the werit. In all respects
fitted to NIL aocsptably the first ONCE In this grea
city. (Applause) 1t is for the people to say II
they will have him one Of the sacfsms OF Tammany
Hall.
For County Clerk the electors have to decide DO
tween our candidate, Mr.. Henry c. Botty applause,
\ young lawyer Of excellent reputation and fine abi
ties, and Henry D. PurrOy. Of unsavory TammanS
reputation.
AN ADMIRABLE TICKET.
.For REGISTER We present Captain Hugh Coleman
applausel q lawyer Of twenty years Pr :tice. cap
tain In the 6eth Regiment OF genial Irish blood tha'
brought him years ago out Of the Democrsuo par''
into the Republican ranks. Like Saul OF TSrsus NC
law . great light In the way. I am happy 10 ~!
that there Thousands Of honest men Of irish Dood
who are now finding their way into the Republican
Dsrty In these later days. (Applause) IL the nsn'
is for British Free Trade. every hshman who loves
Ireland should b under the Republican banner 'Ino
London Tines once said the ealy use Engsana couo
make Of an Irishman to have him immgrate 10
America and vote for Fres Trade Iat:llgent !risn-
n " fssseS. TO Of fo
IN excellent candidate in 6. volney King applause,
for whom every man in New.York should be proud
"o1r candidate for City Judge. the Hon Rufus B;
- sss. Of service that petition
Last but not least We to the most important
xi~E> vAfer
Mr.. John 8. smith. Of the New:yor1 city bar Gap,
&i:ne for asy hsys known him pma,slIE
S sssn f Scais:ts ''s
nine years graduated from Trinity SSese at ne
cy Of sesut llst time was associate; Tsa
sfts n became Chief Justice Of the supsof
Court. We have In Mr. smith Thoroughly oS,Yt,iss
and unauestloned integrity.
MR. BUrTEKWORTHS ELOoUENCE.
Mr.. Chit.endcn then introduced Mr.. Butter
worth, who forward amid IA prolonged
app ause. He spoke substantially as follows:
"Lsd:es and Gentlemen: This is not what
we call out in OHIO general apathy. Great lauct-
teri But must confess it is the kind Of apathy
have observed at Republican meetings IN every
fall. Applause!
( "B.fore addressing myself t. the questions OF
the campaign, I desire to pay a tribute to the
man who built the institution of which this nall
il part Applause. Cooper Union is the Faneull
Hall Of New-York This hall has been dedicated
To free discussion. Let us dedicate 1t again 10
far discussion" applause
After discussing and illustrating the Importance
Of a single vote in the coming election MI But
terworth continued
II Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison were
beth Democrats, or both Republicans, and We were
thus RENTED to merely q choice between men' there
might not be large margin for choice between them
s,nce thew are both honest, capable and patriotlc
rut men are inconseQuential factors IN the PFooeu
xe are endeavoring by our ballots to solve. Eaeh
candidate represents legislative purpose and Intent
and an administrative policy. And that purpose ana
policy of which Mr.. Cleveland is the representative
is Numerically opposed TO that which Viii hno OK
uression I'm the election OF Benjamin HARRISON am
those who agree with him upon economical anu "u
5,nistratiye questions Mr. Cleveland il pledged 10
fry out and into effect the principles and purposes
embodied in the platform adopted BY the Nauoha'
Democratic Convention at Chicago.
nat vlatform ID q serious and solemn announcement
ia tbe American people that II the Democratic party
sh.ll be entrusted with power In the legislative ana
executive branches OF thu Government, 1t Will 90 inc
several things to which the party stands peogen III
that written declaration Of principles and promises
After full deliberatlon 1t Is promised. among o'Eer
things to wipe from the customs laws every feature
and vestige Of the protective tariff principle" ara I"
remove every obstacle in the way of re-cs'abishihe
the wildcat banking system And. judging by us
past, we have reason to doubt the sincerity oi 'he
norty but every reason to believe that it will keep
the faith, and do just Whit 1t has PROMISED 'he
American people. The question is VIII IL "e VIII
for the country clOthe them with the power anu
give them the opportunity TO do what they propose
and promise to do: will the best interests OF our
great country he better served by continuance OF
the p esent Administration and adherence to the
principles and declared purposes OF the Republican
party as the same arc set forth In its declaration
of principles and promises made by the National
Convention at Minneapolis You will agree with
me when say that II will not do for great political
party to obtain power under false pretcnces
DOES THE PLATFORM MEAN WHAT 1T SAYS!
speak Of this because observe disposition Oh
the part OF a few Of our Democratic brethren 10
protest that the Democratic National platform, pre-
pared and promulgated by the chosen representatives
Of the Marty duly authorized to speak for In every
behalf does not mean what says. and that although
they solemnly promise, they had mental reservation
that each declaration was pretencc. ana ever!
promise Q sham. II 1t be true that the ADOPTION OF
4 platform at Chicago by the Democratic convention
was mere piece Of political juggery the action being
taken not with the honest purpose. but with desire
to defaud voters the organization that finds 1t possible
10 be guilty Of thus rinng with trust so important
and sacred certainly ought not TO be clothed With
power and authority either In the legislative or ex'
ecutive branch Of the Government. But ! 90 my
Democratic friends the justice to say they DO mesn
what they ray, and that they will fully redeem their
solemn promise to destroy every shred Of the pro-
teclve policy as they can get their legislative
hands on It, And / will add, " the protective policy
ID what they in their platform say 1t is 1t cannot Be
Destroyed too quickly.
Now tho question to be asked by patriotic people
who desire the good of the country Is first. whnt may
NC ct right demand OF the Government The qucs-
ticn may be briefly answered thus: We demand tie
largest individual liberty and opportunity consistent
With the public safety. Second. that the burdens OF
taxation shall be AZ light as possible. and Imposed