New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
Mr.. DEPEW AT FLUSHING.
STONE HALL CROWDED TO THE DOORS
A HEARTY GREETING TO THE FAMOUS SPEAKER
he MAKES AN EARNEST AND
WITTY ADDRESS

The old Stone Hall" at Flushing L. l., was crowded
TO the at the Republican mass meeting held thce
last evening Chauncey NJ. DeIew was the speaker.
and the applause and laughter OF the audience was
constant throughout his address. which lasted almost
two hours Mr.. Depew had gon" To th" pretty Lon:
Island village early the evening and had dincd at
the home OF T. v. W. Roster second vice president
Of the New.York Central Railroad. From ther he
was escorted Stone Hall by the uniformed Harrison
and Reid Club Of Flushing
Frederick p. Morris the president Of the Flushing
Republican Cub. occupied the chair. Among Others
IN the platform p NJ. Collins. VIII, is can
aidate for the Assembly: Samuel Il. Parsons l.. NJ
Dehmeter. James Bunting, Major Boggs, Dr. j. L.
Hicks. Dr. F. A.. Goodrich. John W. Crawford. Rich
ard n. Bell. F.. F. Harris John NJ. D"naet ard
Judge Clinton b. SMITH
Mr.. Depew greeted with snch uproarioas np
plause tina. II several minutes before he couid
got . hearing. He began by saying:
IL am admoniShed not to say fellow Citizens
distinguished gentleman, who was once President ana
Is again a candidate, said In NewYOrk. night before
last that he would like to say fellow citizens but
that Republican legislation Ind made II Impossible,
legislation favoring classes and individuals That was
one OF Growers ponderOus jokes lie appears for the
first time In his life rs humorst. We not fellow
citizens. Legislation has separated precisely how
do not know. unless II be that laws which nourish
trade and manufacturers make arstOcras OF those III
erested in trade and manufactures II that be what
s meant may TINS lana De nlcu Win WIN
have good incomes. who gradually enabled to buy
and own their own homes and every year put aside
money In the savings banks.
AS he warmed up TO his opportunity the speaker
said "You put IT, on pieces OF paper and paste 1t
In your hat that Harrison is elected without New-iork
nppause, and you might add OIL the same piece OF
paper the chances in favor OF his carrying
New York. prolonged applause.) Competent judges
say. and my own observations assure me- that the
Republican States absolutely sure. and that thr,o
states that usually called doubtful might be
placed In the Republican cOiumn. You need have
10 for the West: you need have no fear for the
Northwest: you need have fear for the new States
They have recovered frum their infatuation OF two
years 40. Today the brilliant star Of Republicalism
shines 1t never shone before over Republican pros
Il seem to visit Flushing just once year. and my
visit Is usually political. When first spoke In Flush
Ing ] was youth, with n fiill head OF hair anu
ladies' occupied the front seats in the hall The
questions we discussed there were those hot Questions
Country has been relieved from the ca'iscs that
brought about these discussions thr'us' Republican
After glowing tribute to The hsn. CC"m Is eele
sS On thu ,s, f nSnr Where pf hs c"n
% nj took lace 49, 90 people gath red tose,her
one va" 1907 I sn9e the xSf st
representative audience for TIE evidences or Aat
vss the op rss ars So ID
Of thes for signs of s.a.v.hoa ana ..w well FED
s Bssssned for sho bare '' said a Jaw e. ass
BE- possible that only the g., rich d, have
listened then to the most forciblc campaign speech
! have heard In this canvass, from the most eloquent
S Sa tn s Ia, r TWO 's,S
Of te people Of this land were skrmshrS foI thelr
Te he deliberately S ' ioid those 10000 people
this WAS the most pnenomenslly prSsprrons nation
wondered low be VAS going 10 get out Of the boz
he seemed to have gotten inl" Ine p"n IInn
bsn CT 'rr'tion cx,rci'e> being "v'r let us resunc
our howl for calamity Is upon us r,.
I'D rule was to have pana, in every ten year, The
sounry was SID cut by the sasrif aIr anS ,ns
in the nftes OF 1900. and entered upon the Civil
War with bankrupt treasury and business paraExsd
wrote me an open letter ana sent /, through 'rhe
Evening POST Set snch was the message q James snns
sn ts ysn I'. the
ment Of the benefits Of Protection, he sai. There
Is no rs srt, S % e Ps T 's i1e S1i
world were under government and the Lord were
The % be- but E ws w arc not be %
briel blows his trump Doubt.ss Gabriel comes down
tial music, but when he sees Tsn,many ana the gov
eminent Of Long Island City All the Democratic party
Mr.. Depew closed his eloquent address with strong
tribute the character and the records Of the Repubn
candidates with touching reference u Mr. hA'-
rison's recent sorrow and his home life.
TO CITIZENS OF NEW.YORK: Great frauds
e perpetrnted the rc&sfry last year nnd Will be-
th. year. value the elective franchise
and would pretcci rights and prevent fraud. It's
ysur duty registers from your hosse
unless legally entitled to do 30. EXAMINE THE
REGISTRY LIST. a public copy ef which will be 1t
vosr place of resstra lion every dny Election
Day. II you find that any person il registered fsm
ysur house who does live there report al once TO
the Republican County Committee at the Firm Avenue
AeteI.
WHO STARTED THIS LIE
TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Dear Sir: A rumor having been circulated By per
sons desiring to njure me In canvass, tlnt was
the DIVER charged last election with being dive
ksensr and OF colonization In connection with Bernard