New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-04
Mr.. DEPEW AT BUFFALO.
,,r cpF;AKS TO AS GREAT AN AUDIENCE AS
COuLD CROWD INTO MUSIC HALL
THOUSANDS UNABLE TO GET INSIDE THE BUILD
,NG-THE ORATOR POINTS TO WHAT
THE PROTECTIVE TARIFF HAS
DONE FOR BUFFALO.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THG TBisrNE.t


pusslo. Nov. 3.-Chauncey NJ Depew con-
,;rued his tour Of sreeohmaking for the Kepuo-
iran party in Western Ncw-loiK by coming here
,Aday from Jamestown, and this evening ne oc-
,v,red a long s2eech in advocacy OF the election
.. Harrison and Reid before a magnlnc2h'
audience in Music Hall. Mr.. Depew has eAcep-
,opsl popularity in Builalo, and 1t needed Only
,hs announcement that he would make polit-
ical address here to assure the leaders OF IN" ne
nublica party that n biz inass-neetlng would ne
h.ld But even these leaders were surprised at 'he
multitude OF voters and their wives VINO
..me from their homes 10 attend the meetihs'
Mu.ic Hall will hold 5000 persons Tonight i's
doors were opcncd at O'Clock In ten minutes
.v.rx seat in the hall was taken except lew re-
,.rved on the stage for the speakers aud the Of
scers Of the meeting. There were 10000 persons
:, least who aftcrvarl came to IN" hall ana were
pnab,s 10 gain admission 10 il. Overho" m"eilh@S
ou,sde the hall were also addressed ny Mr.. Dc-
..v These meetings tonight testify 20 the keen
;,,.r.st taken in the present campaign by tie
ysters of Eric County
George Urban, the chairman of the Repupllcan
County Committee, informed MIR. Depew upon
hi. arrival that the Republican ters had been
mined by hundreds of Democrats who were IN
rebellion against their party because Of its hosnty
m n
that Erie County would give big majority t'r
Mr.. Harrison The leading Republicans of Erie
County were present. Among the number were
.,.Msyor Philip Becker, Sherman ). Rogers ?. =.
Pratt William c. Warren, John y. Scatcherd, en-
Sens,or John Laughlin. Josiah Jewett. George l.
ouinbv. eN.Judce Charles Daniels of the supreme
Court. Harvey j. IIurd A. A. Hickman, Walter j.
Shepard. and f. Carlton Spra9ue. Sherman y
pogars WAS chosen chairman. He SAID
This great audience speaks OF victory II is the
expression Of people who know when they are pros
,.rous and will not be guilty Of the consumnae folly
M rejecting an Administration under which they nave
been prosperous These voters DO not believe IN Il
moral renaissance of the Democratic party They be-
leve in remaining in the Republican party and voting
for f., candidates for President and president
Grat appause
Mr. Depcw, upon being introduced, SAD
90 10 a great many places In the course NJ my
hnsness but when ! II Buffalo feel ~ nome
Every citizen Of New York l. proud Of Bufao hcau'e
.be gives such evidences Of solid growth Every Re
pnblican is proud Of Buffalo because sh" l. one or
the best examples Of the benefits OF the p'''e'uNe
tariff You know know. that M city has shown
E, many now industries since the Nc Knley Tariff act
.s This Oneen CITY Of the Lakes lou stand unipu"
in the opportunities for employment By "orhlnruen'
unoue IN the gradual increase of wages. unique III
Tho demands Of workincmen for lots upon which i'
build houses with money you have saved. you nave
a larger number Of homes owned by the me1 who
live I'm them than any other CITY, The dollar invested
IN the real estate OF Buffalo will turn into - and -
through your prosperity
II the policy which has gwen you this pr%pHri''
I. continued you will have more OF It, Othrr"lSe'
I, that policy Is reversed. ruin is before Sou sup
nos. Nr Cleveland Is elected and has the House OF
ff-yrrsvnfstf have the Senate. and the Demo
Gratis cannot get 1t for two years. In those two
years while the Democrats arc striving to get con
troll of the Senate there will he paralysis OF busl-
ness No new factories will be built The reope
who have Invested their money believing Buhal"
will stll continue to grow. those people will have
N wait two years. Nothing is tmf, nothing
IS 20 wise as capital. II capital sees new policy
adopted II locks Itself up and waits to what will
happen. The election OF Mr.. Cleveland means that
the growth Of Buffalo shall stop for two years. or
until capitalists determine what VIII be the
effect Of Mr. Cevcland's policy. | have been out
IN Chicayo lately aud heard there speech by Henry
ws,terson lie made the best Republican speech !
have vet heard Al the Columbian Exposition.
had eYp.cted that he would describe the calsmitous
condition Of tho country but instead, he said II Was
the most pros pe-ouS in Tn" world.
have Just gone with the next Vice President Of the
United States. Mr.. Reid, through eight counties, ana
everywhere found prosperity, ana discovered Demo =
Gratis who intend "a vote the Republican ticket. We
storred at Canasf0ia. at jamestown and nj other |
places and nj each place got down among the crowo
and asked what was going on The reply was uat
they had new factories and new stores and were gen
eraly prosperous. and that they knew scores OF Demo
cratic workingmcn who intend 10 vote or MI har-
Yison because they desired 10 have the present. pros
peritv continue BIT the Democrats say they have
converts Yes: nnd most of them have been converts
for twenty-five years past. Take Carl schuz lie says
he desires to vote FOR party which docs mn ASSESS
oceholdcrs or bribe votes election ana 20 ne mas
decided 10 for the democratic party lLanShtcr'
should advise Mr. scurz not TO wander in the SUD
urbs OF NewYorh at this time OF the year. Ior '"'
reese there have habit OF eating every gHcen 'lna
which tlcy may sec. 1.lugh,er) Mr. echHZ say
thai the Republican party has a gloI1Hs past ic''
1t has had d glorious past. 1t never fired sho' u,
its country. II saved its country II SiVeo
the financial honor 81 tn" country 1''
the Democratic party says that should not
aiscuss the past. We have had no pane
sino. 1873; because the Republican protective pocy
has made panic impossible. But you say 'hn'
vhch,ver Iarty eaiOs the Office ever! thInS VIII -
on well with the coui.r, But the Democratic party
has not b.sn In power since lsGo All the prosperity
Is dne 10 the Republican party.
But Mr. Cleveland ha, given up the fight. lie
rsye l. II, ri the Lenox Lyceum on Wednesday night
II. sad nothing about The taih about Reciprocity.
about e proposed wildcat currency, but INDUCED
IN a po olongcd howl about an alleged Intention "i
the Republicans 10 buy the election. lie says HH-
hson i, elected and he cndeavors to account for 1t
h adyauce by declaring the election was purchased.
is a ncst extraordinary acknowledgment for
Presidential candidate 10 make-that he l. already
b.aien t(iIea. applause Formerly nations were
Wyani,,d to stea. each o,hdl tcriito''", but
modern countries organized for busincss
plrpos;, We have the English firm OF John Bun
10. All ,he natitns are engaged IN manuiac'ufing
and Attempting sell thir supplies 10 their nelshb@
o,x fgm can De styltd Brother Jonathan Go. We
have Tie best home market OF all. when We find
tst We have 40 push factory pearl button iac
tory We put up ihsoe factories and give elnIAolnen
70 thoIsaf,s Of workincm,en. That shut up lag
afs IN IngltDd but II is the business OF BrOthcr
Jonathan a 90 II NAV be immoral TO do that. ~
ccrdlng to Mr. Cleveland. but IL Is n" wsv every
Nation