The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-04
GERMAN REPUBLICANS.
whtte1aw Reid Received with Enthus
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whttelaw Reid Received with Enthusi-
asm New York Mass-MsetIng.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The German Repub-
licans Of New York gave Whitelaw Reid a
rousing reception at mass-meeLing 10 the
Cooper Institute Union tonight. The au-
dienee showed great enthusiast sm throughout
the evening, and the speakers, particularly
Reid, were greeted again and again by many
thousands of strOng-lunged men. The stage
was decorated with American flags and por-
traits of Harrison aud Reid hung in pT0mi-
nent places.
The meeting was called TO order bv Carl
MeTz who introduced Judge Charles Naehr.
He made A short speech on the currency,
and then Whtelaw Reid was introduced.
He was received with thunderous applause,
which continued for several minutes In
the course Of his speech he said:
''The German-Amercans cons ituts a
large class cf intelligent people closely con-
Dected with tile history of he American re-
public from the time Of the revolution to
the present day. There has been no crisis in
war, no crisis in peace, no crisis in the
history of the Republican party when the
Germans have not gone magnificently to the
front. There are three questions distinctly
of paramount importance in this campaign,
the tariff. reciprocity and honest money.
The Democrats are and have been for
years bowling about the great calamities
impending over this country We belong
TO party that is not howling for calami-
ties and does not calumniate our country.
our country has advanced in prosperity.
working people are increasing their de-
posits IN savings Institutions during the past
three years. For stating these facts the
Democratic party commenced to put in
prison officials giving those facts TO the
pubic, but they found glad tidings OF pros
perity coming from 80 many sources that
they could not put all of them ID prison.
mo class of citizens has shown such
sturdy purr ose for honest government AID
honest money our German-AmerIEan n
citizens. Who has heard one word tn at
Cleveland has said in condemnation Of the
platform OF the Chicago convention in fegard
TO shin-plaster currency. or where las he
said one word in defense of the best cur
Tency this country has ever seen? Are
you seeking for man who doDes the vital
questions OF tie hour OF one who honestly
declares bis cOnyictiOnSP"
MIR. Reid spoke in support OF the Repub-
lican position on tariff and reciprocity. and
said in conclusion: mo Illustration from
The time of Washington down has placed
the credit OF the country so high as the ad-
ministration of President Harrison" Sew
eral other speakers were heard.
The Business Mems Republican Associa-
tion held a meeting in Carnegie Music Hall
tonight. Hon. Whitelaw Reid was the
principal speaker. He enumerated
the benefits accruing to the conn
try under the Republican admin
istration and said the Republican
party stands by the best currency this or
any other country ever had. and now the
Democratic party sought to destroy its
sOundness and return to State banks and
shiBplssteIs. He thought the Republican
ticket would geS twice the majority now
that Il ala four years ago.