Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-29
CHAIRMAN REEDS ADDRESS.

received an ovation as he stepped to the platform. MT. Reid, in effect, said:
 CHAIRMAN REEDS ADDRESS.
 Having resigned office abroad, hold it as a privilege to resume at once the duties of citizen the republican ranks has been for many months the desire uppermost in my mind, but to have s pubicans, inspired by the memories yesterday evoked will take care that the republic. saved by in conjunction with Lincoln and Sherman and Sheridan, with Seward and Chase and Stanton, shall suffer no harm now at the hands of the have just seen what that antagonists triumph means in tkis state and they have no desire and ton. We are reminded by our friends who gen orally agree with us in principle more nearly us for our good, that past record is no title to asry m the ths years of it's glorious history is not g sufficient reason for trust in it it is at least who would not rejoice if this state of Now York were fortunate enough to have someone in our f1 tile the white mousse at Washington, T great, big sturdy, under his grandfathers hat? Our op.
 do sy to may psn hs es5 o this one. They may renew and multiply their this state, but it is still the ma o and it ese be 60u tS result this autumn we might take the returns from the spring election, and might profitably ed to or most debasing surrender to the liquor interest, new @ spportionment which beggars the dieta- tionary, ''gerrymandering" does not describe. state, it's court of appeals, SO shameless and 80 wanton to provoke the united condemnation of the preponherantly Democratic Bar associa- Only only one thing is needed to carry New casonaliy % been % bslky team. One year the city would pull and the country, would not; another year the country would pull and the city would splendid popular leaders like Fassett have fallen | by the wayside, when they ought to have been elected. If ever, in the thirty-six years of our
 MT. Reid then urged that the canvass be made said the party was fcr honest money, for pro, | tection, for the Mckinley tariff and for "that injury to protection with which the name of the great secretary, the matchless Blaine, is forever applauded and was proud of the national admin. istration, which had been honest, able clean and of good repute The administration s record was the party party meant to make this year.
 When MT. Reid referred to President liar. ison as ,'that noble man , sitting under Ter his grand. | A@ooSo .ssA$s aeteriains s i Blaine as that great secretsry@the l demonstration.
 CHAUNcEY N. DEPEw.
 In response to loud calls Chauncey M. Depew took the platform and made an address. Throughout the address MT. De- pew kept the audience busy with laughing, cheering and earnest applause. His com plimentary reference to Secretary Blaine aroused a tumult of enthusiasm. Hon. J Sloat Fassett also spoke.
 THE PLATFORM.
 The platform was then read by ths
 chairman of the committee on resolu
 tions.
 The platform reaffirms the platform of the na
 tional republican convention of 1888 and congrat ! ulates President Harrison Ion the success of al
 rS pFinciplss and fulfilled the pledges promusate' RS have been @ e1hibited oisamandins respect sn'
 repSSc n@e sSread ft claims that the publican, party has a right to ooaa ask d;1 th
 seR,0'af ssas for snd the Ppocy has pursue , in revenue legislation; '"for tho fruits now apparent of the Mckinley tariff under whic , Extended. trade promoted and labor beneftted and for the system of reciprocity which ha
 to
 cases doubling our exports of the products of th In the success of this administration the pla l form recognizes ''the consummate ability (
 of his cabinet, and especially of his chief cabine
 officer, who has a strong hold upon and intimat | fairs have been of lasting benefit to the people.
 It cordially indorses the vigorous declaratio
 of President Harrison at Albany ia favor of ou
 dollar tt tbs men s a free silver bill and asserts that the people mu |. continue to look to the republican party to mail
 finance, "pledged as it is to keep any dollar bea l ing the stamp of the United States at par wit
 eonsgs
 ver."
 | continued in defiance of the laws and the feder
 constitution for the sole purpose of perpetuatir
 ders the oppressed people cordial sympathy ar "A earnest efforts for the amelioration of their co
 Hen %sre plotted % and %perpstraied by David S' B. le and his fellow conspirators, the democrat n party, except the individuals who refnse
 itself full partaker in the guilt by its greco
 seizure of the fruits of the felony and it's vicio , and shameful use of the fraud-made majority
 Ths demoeratc party the @o4 pstfS.n fS. insists
 pointment and retention of Maynard in the ben sns psSDe of previous party ne ,n join in condemnation and rebuke of the larce sh of the legislature and the degradation of t - bench of our highest tribunal.
 d, The platform was adopted.
 n4 rn THE DELKGATEs-AT-LARGE. The committee on electors reported t