New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
NR. HORR IN BROOKLYN.
HE ADDRESSES The UNION LEAGUE CLUB
CHEERS FOR HIS WORDS on NATIONAL PoLT1-

CAL ISSUES.
The popnlaritv OF ex Congressman Roswell G.. Horr
with the Republicans OF Brooklyn was shown by the
hearty reception they gave him when he appeared be
! fore the Union League Club In its handsome cuo-
house, at Bedfordave. and Dean-st last evening 10
discuss the pending political issues. The pariors oI
| the clubhouse were filled with hundreds OF members
| Of the club, among item being Francis H. Wilson,
Major f. H. Ilubbs Israel F. Fischer, Najor A. &.
| Tate Benjamin Estes Benjamin F. Blair Daniel IT,
| Hartman, Henry VI Calvert. d. NJ Munger H. H.
Bridgman J. II. Bnrts. ex-Judge g. &. REYNOLDS
| Il. d. Benedict. W. s. Carter. H. G. Lhro"e' ho''oe
| ). Dresser y. J. Gates and C.. H. Russell
President wilson introduced the speaker VINO was
greeted with loud appausI Mr. Horr said IN part
The Presidential contest Of 1892 will soon be upon
| u.s. The date and place Of the nominating convention
air ady fixed. 1t Is not dhcult even a. 'n' gag
battle will c fought There i not te sat uouw -tx
.in Ssnd in that sreat contest it i. Very clear that
our platform will be simple Precipitation vi so
itrons Endorsement Of the experiment OF reciprocity:
(AppauseD II MAY At first seem don1tlul rs IT, Nc"
the democratic party will BE- foun1 on thoSe sfea SIc
II is safe however, say that they VIII De conpr.i,i
TO ndoro the doctrne Of anh LOT revenue S" t
Thcy viii doubt oppose the reciprocity cIsse o te
Mckinley hill and In spite Of the man0euvrins o. ,o'e
OF the part leader. they win be f9rGG o 10 '"Ac
II "a true that the defeat 81 Mr. Nils for spester
has really iven a black eye to the Carlisle ana way
| moment the springer and David H. I'M element seem EN-
to in the acendency That means Just as Dter an
attack upon the protective sy'ein ~ wond naye pcen
meant bt The election 81 Mr. Mills. ONLY the form or
mcthod % attack will be different The end sought 70
Ice attained is precisely the same. The Mis-, Water
son and Carlisle school, aided by Mr. Cleveland had inc
courage state exactly VIVA they d,d mean; AL, iIIr
had the brains draft bill IN accordance VIII Incir
| theories passed the same through the Dem0cIL.
branch Of onfres e1ncl as It @q IN oi b Sompacn Of
Inss the IN that regarl was clearc"t ana wei
The plan proposed by Mr. springer and his followers
Is l,5 atagonsc to onr protective ,ySteh- rh ngr
the method OF warfare Is cntiy timeMnt TOM InGl IN
arll5ers They propose 10 have series Of small oiliS
pass those bills one ct time 1hat MODE OF a1tarn
diars from the Other, inaSuuch as II CO. nov , tSS
~ attach Tint would be all, expected from the
lin ard Springer school ~ politicians Il i peculiarly
| these men, dnnghtcrJ Thc selection Of Mr.. springer
AS chairman OF tho Committee " Ways and Means made
tai, method Of attack nd p'Lsabc II can BE- properly
0ei hdSr Ills II plan the lille wire' take tn:
Fl the heels IS substituted for graPple at the throat
| In all nv Acquaintance Win public men; ! h'riy ~
~puudc the work OF te whct" than Is possessed
! b. Brother springer. o. Illinois %Hat laas ,
lion where Hons would be required under the other
eom Mpaa,cl mt new W., % 3Cr tfo Ii mp au%eS
| method, of modern science. which renders the eN
termination Of insects ard ne destruction OF p-'ticrou'
| ro.cnts An csy matter. LaIghtcr.l ~ 49,,
re header, Of ms new 'eho2 Of %ni6olng p9 III
g@v veil mdcrsood that thefc arc IN existence many
1rs - naect cxtcrninstor and that rough rats
Is remedy within the easy reach of Us all Great
! laughter)
Mr. uorr then took mp the question Of protection
and discussed it considerable length, and also the
question of the free coinage Of silver In Ids closing
remark, he said
| come .Ow - the question OF candidates. The
principles OF the Republican parry are 10 wen uhucr-
stood and clearly defined thai IT !, ia no way a
Stnrut matter To md plenty II men who understand
ihO.c principle and who would administer thc AFFAIR.""
d the H9vci,nIhen. =. ~ ', Dv"nif name among
nv arGnalntnnce, In the Uuird' states more th'tn
100 men whom would bee perfectly NlInhe 10 lll.H,,
| with such A duty. 80 that 3D. the coming convention
ut Muueapols there will D. mo- conflict OF opinion
ANY, o wr t' ~ 10 Whether THIS or that will
Iet Tcrre.ent The doctrucs Of the Republican party
MT ara are ~ n G ON What We believe and have no
difference, 10 party principle, or parry Roh c' o,r
| ,tandnr. bearer down to ole Jingle pointu IL Is
his: Who Of all our able men WIN i,ol n ,,,
sue e, YEA, IN - ,hr decision 81 tie National Conyen
don When tne icpablcan- Of thu nation set tSeth l
tho convention viii b. animated and conti0!%e ps u,n
INC sin ln thougAt Thee Will be- no fact onH 70 ap
p-ase 80 differences o; opinion a. to mIn, pes o eau
| aise. II viii simply BE- what man on the "hoe '"'H
bincs the most strength as clndiiate. , =. ,.,. .,
The decision Of that question can SaeiS De as
tlzr men who compose that convention II uey us'i, ,
hat taking all thing into consideration The present.
ETrcuilve u thu nation. strengthened by ms Clean
cc and efficient leadership in shaping INC c0m.r,r
man. who grew stronger in 1855 from the day he va,
nominated to the cic-c Of the contest ana wlo "ulu
| ,tH
tho whole he IS tho most sulr lead Us 10 success,
then action ia such an event VIII bc eiI, i.i r
our armor and 70 II that M. able champion o,
nepuLican principle. this marvellous debaer Of su3h
g pSS@Sp b. EiS s the Of Ph III, salon 2"'' hppaus
should in their wisdom plars AZ G !" g love-
the peer IN intellect Of bismarck ara His"'I"m c '
authb Of thc eea doctrine Of RECIPROCITY Iii 6c hc
sane Great appauseJ We will grid up our i%in',
| unfurl Gnir banners. and with refrain 81 Snoun,s
| q i. murg on IN
or should they s.lcc' '"Te ot.Gr pl , g"' zIrr
e sc far our a. D s HSpuScan party concerned The
battle viii be wng,d OK t,e lire Of great national
principles We recognize the right Of IT, no man IN TO
that. Tbs right 10 same our ,ahoTa S on
Institutions .ti tito hey are the source Of power Neither
do We believe that tier, is any ncCcssy OF Pctson
he IS n candidate for tie Presidency Or not dansherl
Very many modest mgn might ncS',n MAJ ~ a"y 'm
rcc1 cniton When the pc6pc shall have made their
srecton saan nave cadrrp' there are few such
citizens living who would refuse tho h"n1r 1Appals
Who viii be their cGndidatel If the Democratic
masses could the man. 5nere !, no dTot N ny
mai"ry name Grover Cleveland. But the Democratic
party Is today aret in he hands o a. ~ OF Rnlai a
nrt in favor Of Mr. cleveland. The tend Of Demo
:ac manoSayEs S at At bsv PTic"fl mof'' seems "
II may seem to YOU mposlIe bug t 9eS yer
France had her Robcspierr, why may not the United
| states have her David T.. I'M ~,
| For one | am ready for that event Ley u"ii
nominate him if they dare (ApplauSe) The verdict
Of the people will then decide Wether dney Deieve
honest money and honest principles, From ths , on
let every Republican sleep on ms arm 80 clOSr
pJncin"s are right our leader Will be sound TO the
core onr success is d0ubE assured Threat appauseJ
THE WBAyGLE OVER THE KINGSTON hIRMEss.
Kingston. ". Y, Jan. 81 CSpeoiaD.-rhe kirmess In
l 4. s.ni,trr q. md Ipli It
aid Of the CITY Hospital niid II sos ior""'u poiulS
| - a., ,,,,Io urotrst signed by nearly every
prn,.s,ant clergymen In the city and some OF the
IeasInr scbool principal Rehearsals we're begun last
night and OF - people Ia society mere are THY hS
Minister. having been openly charged by leading pro
hoVcIs VI hof,re A. was given Ia the press out