Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-04
TAMHANY HALL.
Another Mass Meeting to Ralify
Cleveland
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AN lMNENSE THRONE GATHER.
Streets Abidls With Gas, Electricity
and FIREWORKS.
a Letter iram senator Oorin sr.--Hcn-
ator- Eusii. and CARLISLE the
PrInciuu Sprn.tr..

NEW lOkkt nov. d. lho NnnuuuCe
ment tnal Tammany Hall would hold
another mus meeting tonight TO ra'ify
the nomination Of Cleveland ami Ste.
venson, attracted an Immense thr0ns
VI people 70 the vicinity OF tho wig.
wan. The same scenes witnessed at
Tammauy's rally last week were re-
peatcd this evening. Before Z O'Clock
people began to gather, and before the
speaking began the block from Third
10 Fourth avenues anu from -Four.
teenth 10 Fifteenth streets, was bl0cke l
with people. The streets were nblazs
with gas, electricity nnI fireworks.
Practically, there were ten meetings
going on nj once.
Senators Eu-iis and Carlisle were
the principal speakers Mt the main
meeting. Joseph J. O'Douehue, rs
chairman, opened the meeting with a
brief speech.
a letter from Senator German 10
Richard Croker was read. The sen
ator expresses regret nj his Inability 10
hc present gt the meeting, but says
ho can not permit the occasion 70
pass without saying that the
completeness Of your union aud
the manly and eloquent utterinces
OF Senator Hill have made 1t ali.
solutely certain that the electoral vote
OF New York will be cast for the nom.
inees Of the Democratic party. Other
states, heretofore considered doubt.
ful, have taken courage from your
efforts, and will show upon the day Of
election that they have learned from
you how to achieve victory.
"rhc people Of this country who
live by the labor OF their hands ami
brains and whose only power consists
OF free ballot, Will not bo Over-
powered by the methods pracllced at
the polls by the Dcneilclarlea OF any
system OF legislation. They will over.
throw the party which created that
system. They VIII In spltit OF per.
feet fairness modify the system Itself
until the greatest good OF tho greatest
number " secured, anu Will drive
bribers aud their candidates from the
Held OF politics."
In conclusion German says: "rhu
people ate turning 10 Grover CLEVELAND
In such numbers that all the wealth
controlled by the members OF the Re.
publican party, cannot, believe, alter
the result, II you aud | and all the
earnest Democrats give Ourselves up
from now 10 the close OF the day OF
election 10 support the candidates Of
the great Democratic party"
Senator Eustis was then introduced
aud spoke for some time. rhe evidence
was unmistnkable, said he, that the
Democratic masses were determined %
win this fight. Regarding the Mokin-
ley bill, the speaker called II "mis.
carriage device to aid the Republican
party to perpetuate itself In power By
providing itself with gigantic corrup.
ton fund To be drawn from the pro-
tected manufacturers. Tho man who
denounced 1t most scathingly when IL
was prepared was James q. Blaine.
Then reciprocity was put on. This
party's policy became reciprocity in
the West and protection in the East"
Speaking OF the force bill, Senator
Eusts said II was impossible 10 describe
the alarm and excitement It had ere.
ated In the south. Its passage would
enslavs the American people and dig
the grave Of American liberty.
The mex. speaker was Senator Car
lIsle OF Kentucky. He was received
with enthusiastic applause and said
that the only question now confront
ing the people was whether the presi.
dency was TO be purchased; whether
the people were 10 be bribed with their
own money. The question Of taxation,
he said, was tho most important that
could be submitted 10 the people. The
speaker had no prejudice against those
engaged In protected industries. They
were men who contributed largely to
the growth OF the country. He want.
ed to see them succeed on their own
merits and not at the expense OF other
members OF the community. He
thought that Major Mckinley should
not monkey with statistics but should
continue lighting wildcat banks.
After the discussion from Democrat
ic point OF view Of the force bill, Chr.
Isle closed with an eulogy on the
Democratic candidates.
a. w. Hamm 81 Georgia followed
In d curse punctulted with slorlel.
Congiessmen John ID. Warner, ana
Starr, Hoyb Nichols and w alling
also spoke.