New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
MIR. FASSETT IN ALBANY.
GREETED BY THOUSANDS IN HARMANUS
BLEECKER HALL.
A VIGOROUS AND LUCID PRESENTATION OF THE
ISSUES OF THE CAMPAGN-wHY EVERY
PATRIOT SHOULD VOTE FOR
HARRISON AMP REID.
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Albany oct. 12.-Ex senator j. Sloat Fassett OF
Emira, addressed a great Republican mass-mecunE
in this city tonight Up to the present time the
political campaign has been uneventfn one III
Albany County. Few meetings have been hefd ana
these have been small ones. has there been any
great parade Moreover, hundreds OF Albany lePuO'
hcaus In New York today attending the Coluh-
bus celebration It therefore feared by some
that the meeting would not be as largely attended AZ
should be the case with such speaker as
Mr. Fasset the platform. Hnt al
this apprehension grOundless. There never was
larger political meeting held IN Albany Every
seat In H1manus Blceckcr Hall WAS taken ana ali
vacant space was filed with the multitude FHy
1000 persons were present and, what was hshF
significant a large number of women attended. The
platform of the hall crowded with the leading
Republicans Of Albany. Among those present were
Frederick Townsend, Robert G. Pruyn, William NJ
Whitney, Joseph Van Werner. J. w. T1lnghast OK
senator Henry Russell, OK senator Hamilton Harris
George L. ~tcdman. J. Howard King. John e.. My
crs Charles Il. Knowles. DR.. A. Van Devoer, Nrce-
land II. Youngman Dean sage. Samuel l.. Munson,
Collector Bailey, Postmaster Warner ana General
John Palmer
Mr.. Fassctt escorted to the hall 10y the leading
Republican club Of Albany the Unconditional Clut,
whose members wore handsome uniform and marched
like regulars. The appearance Of the speaker oil the
evening upon the platform evoked a storm u ap-
plause which lasted several minutes. The meeting was
called 10 order by Clifford d. Gregory, the chairman
Of the Republican County Committee. lie nominated
william Barnes proprietor Of Tie Albany Evening
Journal" for chairman Of the meeting, and the nonina
ton was unanimously accepted. Mr.. Barnes, In Il
brief ,peech, said that the Republicans Of Albany
County united and would roll up an unpr'-
ccdcnted Republican vote. THE Republican County
Committee is hard at work. said Mr.. Barnes. d" And
ifc anil l.lie hoy
Republicans Of this county" Music followed from the
Unconditional Glce Club. Mr.. Fassctt then intro
duced and received grand welcome lie was ap
paudcd for several minutes before he could begin hi,
speech. He said in part:
We are enlisted hi, fall under Older and better
soldier and. Providence permitting We shall have
a better result than had last fan. tAppauS'@
II Albany County does her duty, and she heads the
list, her example Will hc powerful one. She VIII
hc followed ny tnc other counties OF the state. NJ"
York Will swing back into tho Republican Inc "S
she did in 1885 believe that New York Will favor
benjamin HARRISON. the soldier. rather than Grover
Cleveland the substitute sender. She Will favor White
law Reid that intrepid correspondent. But pcop"
Will say
Wba, about last falIl" al reply that last fall
We were over confident. Now that everything
Is at stake-the tariff, the state Congress ID"
Presidency. II We lose now II Is most disastrous
defeat But | am confident our boat Is coming III
We viii make for any one who chooses 10 come
aboard This morning was in New-lorI and "a" the
magnificent pageant marching down broadway ana
celehr Ing the 4OOth anniversary Of the discovery o
this land by Columbus. ! thankful that N" sun
looked down upon a free land, with not slave III
it, was thankful that the I'm twenty four
hours would not shine anywhere upon siXtyhvc mil
lions Of people with much prosperity. was
thankful tina the looked down upon protected
Americans, protected manufacturers, protected WON
- children
But some Democrat will say Did you Dc lt all
Yourselves p IL reply NJ, were aided. At times
we were aided by patriotic Democrats. Just ~ "" shan
be aided IN the election Of benjamin Harrison by i'
same men. (AppauseD can any Democrat ma il
in his heart TO regret that The policy Of JEFF
Davis and CALHOUN has nol been successful would
1t have been for the country to have adopted t"
policy IN 1861 But the Democrat says; We
acknowledge that were wrong then, bat We are
right now Well l ain glad l do not belong 10 a
party that has 10 play leap frog "th MS
tory; that has jump over lt' record
for twenty year. In order TO s,t AT respectable men,
Four years from now. my democratic friend, SOU
will be glad that beat you. AppAtsc.i W" he
publican, have to app" 10 the heart ah@ 'hr con
Llxon's line Ne have no solid south: We hav" no
rammany Hail. We have no canal rlns ihci' arr
10000 colorcd Of voting az" M Nssi''Pa
and 10000 white voters. ont OF, thli
number 10000 men will vote IN, im i ma
yI,efation. is n not Tie Institutions Of oar com
rI are I'm peril until every man VOC, hNi'h I" WIZ
DE counted We Ncpubh'al7 ha' pei, , l" rr.,,it
uu Ter the theit Of the senate. believe u' I'"p"
also have been patient, Lpi nfnG d 10 Ca, i.n o."
the campai IN arr now wei defined; me D'ino,in1 t
platform is clear ava ,o. ou View #
H. MIR Hn another, Mr.. cleveland an
None Of them stand, upon It, iIdi"s Tp n.rg are
sign on The car Teadils a. az, f,r,, e
positively prohibited from standing oi ne pt~',
Tlat i n Sign which is the Democratic platform
Laughter The Democratic platform is one L" e.,
in on and not 10 stand ON. u"itEnt'r'I I'",
!, eeST Nh sd[Etaho ''f tarG i revenue only
would mean taking me tHrni %" no, ,,m'il,.,i
i've soGGs ana te pp bH4F raised 70 i1e Re-
i've gods The objection raised 10 the hrPnni
con ,,latform l. That Protection i ulc"hsu'uI'ndI
III XXI H. the first time that the Protective tann -
t,m ha9 been nsail"d on I'M, ground, III" "ro' nr'
Presidents Of t1 rhoma9 ecT,on prcirrrd
to distribute surplus amoYs Te p1p 'or,,tic l
i9 !, sy I g The aTa IS fraud The Mckinley Iarh
~ tio, va one "f these articles Is lower IN prcc
i E'Trf if was in 1890. But. they say How
9 f hundreds Of years and they have ONLY mnrF
t IT., We have been making TN onlY l","W ~,
l"U soi"r,e. End the American builders ~" b'
c1uninc TO demand American TN FOR r"oH.F ~, ii,G
theories. Great aprlegsc2 l"lc are mr. Ccvciand
SAYS the %,,i Tam on on ' and cents Where The
inX9 wy THIS wrath Of VIZ ' SveT ihni
md
lee yere - 900 instauros in 1871, OF advances ~
,tgcs In ms state and hot the worklngneh thl.'r
~, DO 1n, l., ,rnrc- d. hey not want Inc a'lS
Peck surely ha, los. all ch3ae ' III rrGc ,n Inmpe IF
,, Dc a,d f,l-ined the figures. or he shOlll
lave cn his report out some night on ms GGx "a
prI"i','" ~, "I.v But these frCt5 OF Mr. Pee"
re not ,oay The same rcpGrts cone e irn oi ne
.lt,oo ~ the United States senate, SHOWING tIi
prices Of the projected articles have zone G9% Yo
iay that the tain docs not hrlp uT Che,u,og
ay t.u that 10 the tobacco rMseis OF 'Irinut
comfy You cannot tell that to |oyer oyer,
''.her Democratic witness WHO says that the brrN
Ilr ,cr. n Jefferson County know letter. Al "N'
lbs state the fsncrs VINO are wGa ' WITH rather
I,. factory next TO his farm than another iarhrT'
rhe question before YOU Is VIII 20" c o@rro ' ne
o,cted without the vote of New YORK. 30 you VIZ" 9