New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
NOT LIKE THE HILL ENTHUSIASM.
BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS APPLAUD EX-sEcRETAR>

BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS APPLAUD tA-Sf''''i@i"'i
BAYARD WITH FAINT HEARTS.
Hy no means so large "A crowd assembled at the
Democratic mass meeting in the Brooklyn Academy
of Music last evening gathered In III" same place
on Monday evening to hear Senator llil ana Con-
gresham breckenridge in fact. hardly hall as many
voters were present TO hear eX-Sccretary IhomaS r.
Bayard and John ID. Herman last evening. Ihe
meeting was under the auspices OF the anu snappes,
who abscntcd themselves almost 10 man from the
Hin meeting Hugh Mclaughlin had % box set
apart for his family. albeit he was not seen In IT,
Nearly ono third Of the parquet seats were filed With
Women only n fringe o. boys occupied the big top
gallery which was filed to overlooking on Monday
night. There crowd pressing about the Stage
door. A few Of the same faces were seen in the
audience. Ex. Police Commissioner llird VINO oc'
cupicd box on Monday night, in parquet seat.
IL man Durham WIS III the same place III uc
directors box that he occupied Monday night
sparing use Of the Stars and Stripes was made but
The flags OF reciade countries seen In profislon
Among those present G. G. Adams ST. CHR
McKeway, A. Augustus IIeaIy Henry fonge. ex'haSor
Whitney ex-Poetmaster Hendrix. Thomas q. Shear
man, Henry IIcntz, Congressman Coombs who presided
on Monday night Park Commissioner Brewer lhofha'
f. Pearsall City Works Commissioner John T. Adams
ex-Mayor Howell DIR. II. G. Mohat' "che'hi H. w.
King and Sdnc, Y. Lowell.
Ex Secretary Bayam the guest NJ dinner OF
Edward NJ shcpard The head OF the "anu snap move
mcnt I'm Brooklyn who escorted him upon Tie slase'
accompanied by GEORGE Foster PEABODY JONI ~.
Herman and others. There was conSideiaoe ouourS'
Of applause but when hoarse voice cahed lor urec
cheers for Mr. Bayar there was weak response
which died away before the third cheer was reached
George Foster Peabody nominated Mr. shepard 10
preside The Inter read n written speech
Mr. Bavard received friendly greeting, but me
audience did not rise and wildly handkerchel' ana
bats As 1t did when senator lil appeared four "sn'S
before lie began with reference TO the Ehsusn
custom Of the annual securing OF the White House
In BERKSHIRE and appealed 10 Americans 10 ue'o'e o''
dav each year 10 cleaning away the rubbish ana as
erurements Of thc Constitution OF the United Statrs
lie broadly asserted that party success stood NJ the
usv OF clear construction Of the Constitution II was
the duty OF voter TO leave his party tApphuseJ Inc
government OF the people by the people for te peope
was fast becoming government OF the few' by the
few, for the few.
Mr. Bayard discussed the Tariff question at length
He denounced the policy Of tlxng exports US ruin
ing agriculture by the abuse Of the power of tax
ing imports The speaker denounced the so1ansuc
plaus OF the Farmers Alliance opposed to Demo-
cratic principles.
A cheap fling was made by Mr. Bayard when he
said president Harrison. rising to his full height
claims that he was the author OF the reciprocal pro
visions Of the Mckinley bill, and emphaticalV de-
clarcs that he is the original Jncobs' lie also
said: so far as reciprocity Is concerned, ] regard
1t as a very slight lapse into virtue on n'e part
Of not very v1ruious people
The close Of the along and rambling speech as
the speaker himself termed Il, was devoted IN the
sOcalcd Force bill. Tie speaker also CHARACTERIZED
President Harrison Senator Aldrich and Governor
Mckinley in expounding prctcnsion MS simply the
Glib agents Of protected Manufacturers He then
paid tribute to Mr.. Cleveland A.
John d.. Herman OF syracuse Hartman OF .ne
Anti-snap May Convention, also spoke. He saia
that good wages are being paid today