New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

voluntarily misrcprcsentcd the facts, but before
accepting them "a such, you Will DO WE'LL anu
wisely, TO demand the proofs.
The tarh so Democratic papers say, il the origin
OF plutocratic government, when wea IN shal RUE
and poor men shall not get their rights. shal
venture to challenge all statements OF that KIND,
and I shall make the Democratic accuscrs the
Judges in the case A careful examination OF the
list of wealthy men in the country mas peeh
published and has demonstrated the fact 10 De
quite the reverse: to such an extent, Indeed, tha'
| in the city Of New-iork, taking the iirSt loo
great fortunes, not three, not two, not more than
one woud he considered as derived from MANU-
| featuring investments.
Il have n word to say about the lrIsh Votc.
SOP il stated that the Democrats boast of having
| tbe mass Of them in their ranks this year. II IS
one of the mysteries Of politics that ques-
| tion which interests England so supremely, winch
is canyasscd almost as much in London as II is IN
Ncw-York. should have the Irish vote on the side
of & rcat Britain II tic Irish vote were solidy for
Protection they could defy all the Vaccinations OF
the Democratic party for Free Trade, and throw
their influence on the side OF the home market OF
| America against the tide of the foreign markets
of England.
Il krow this appeal has been frc luently made to
| the Irish voters but / make it with emphasis
| now. for I am unwilling to believe that with thc
| light of knowledge before them they VIII "e-
lbcratcly he on he side of their former oppressorS
7 think 7 shall rely on ny good friend Egan, the
| brilliant and successful Minister 70 Chii-whom
7 feel especially glad to Meet at Mr. Reid's table
this eveninq-I think I must rely on him to IN
| tercedc with his CONFERENCE.-The countrymen in
| two scnses-not 10 aid the Democratic party II
| lowering the standard ana the wages OF American
labor by their potential votes and their potential
| numbers CONTINUED applause
| Rant attention was paid, and the applause was
| loud and prolonged. As Mr.. Blaine started 10
return into the house Mr.. Reid called on the gooh
| citizens Of Wcstchester TO give three cheers ior
| him Three rousing ones came, capped WIN
| ringing tiger Then some one IN the audience
nroposcd three more, hut even these were not
enough. and another round was given
MR. EGAN WARMLY RECEIVED.
Then the audience wanted TO hear MIR. Egan
| and thcre were loud calls for him. lie pre-
,cntcd himself, and Mr.. Reid said
| 81 bavo the honor to introduce the Minister
to Chilli. Mr. Egan' -. Mi.
4 warm reception was given 10 'ne -'i''''-
ter, who said: =, ,.r
Follow citizens Of New-York: I regret 10 say
| that tho unwrittcn law OF the oipioma"o S'i
| tu ,r.ront mo from entering would Ike
iuf
| ,roud like to saw which, by these general rules l
| ~, nrohihitod from entering upon. With regard 10
tho ,rouhlc which occurred in Chill. would say tha
I siuply endeavorcd 10 carry out wha'' aIler iul
consideration | conceived To be the prln'ipes oi %
| Republican party. the principles ol "uN'''
cvillzatlon and for myself claim no further cfeul'
| ., ,h, 7 vas fortunate enough TO correctly ul'cr
| , ,bo.o nhncplcs When this difficulty arV'e
M Mri .a,,rs, - rho surrounding Of the Legation By
| ch,,a, nol,cc and Chilinn troops and when r'
| or,od ,hat fact 20 the Department Of STATE was
nos ,cft long IN doubt TO the po'cy 81 Inc u'n'e
| STATE. Government. Applsuse) was pro"p'N "
,ucted 10 insist tha; the re'pec due TO inc 'iiH.''
of the United states be promptly ana iui'S '''""
talncd . no,.,r,or.
| ,,rd ,he taking II our sailors and dragging lheh
,br,ucb th. streets with ropes round thclr h''As'
received a ringing dispatch from the Depar'"c", VI
| stale instructlng me 10 write h''e 10 '"o ~ ~
| Government. | wrote In exactly ho' OILY '.'
,u, tho worry word, OF these Instructions ana ""S
,,1i,,c,v abused because my language was violeht
and vulgar and und plomatic. uaushlcr. ihns, H.
lnco learned that that dispatch came i'h ''' "''''
,,emcp r ~ repeat that Tor myself claim 10 credit
claim simply that carried out my ~ ti'ion
S,a,Ity and ticv arc very farIcachng because .t.e
attitude assumed by my 'overnmeht unS ,h + n,ted
! io'lnn "a ali south America that While me hl,eu
stateS Is willing to pursue policy OF aid .na pro- %
,orton II 1t bccome> ncc"-'ry hSaIn@I h',oi, o, in
tervcntioh S I., .otS sacD whatever trIumphs have
been won In that respect; say. are e"t uo W;rcat
mini,tratlon which hdd '"' "o"'' ~
! applau'cl ,,.a and
Mr. Eran's words were warmly applauded' am
,,hor Mr. Reid called for three good American
cbcors for the American representative 10 'hni
,hc shout rc,oundcd over the hills
THEY WANTED MIR DEPEW AND Gol HIM
The ncople knew that Mr.. Dep"w was there
Thcy wanted him and they said So Mr.. Reid
raisn,, his hand for silence. sad Now 'ierc
!. inst ore thing lcf; Tor a Wcstches'er county
audience. and that is cn1uuccy. lL'ush''r'
Mr. Depcw came ont 20 entertain ''c '"'''
He said .,.. ,,no,,oo
perfect happiness In me. one Is N"on a."
poo,.ru thc other Is when ! am In Westches'er
ronn,y uourhtcr and applauSc) That the one III
,, tho other makes no difference. because the most
t,por,ont IS stated first. All Of us except '"o''
honIrhcd people behind me were born Ill "e'""F
| county Uaueher1 In order to secure happ'"e'S ~
This world and happiness In the h'A'' "''"
must bc first born IN WestchcStr anu ''. ~
horn again. (aughtcr) Mr.. Reid has lrdnhN i'''o,"','
mo thot n he had TO be born again hr Wouiu ~
| , 4, voslch,,ter But that LOT l. ueih'N hl"''
uo,o,or l,okinc around with the Keen NN'o"
~ , man Of the world. with the unIIsuh oPp'''"''.,
| to select all over the country the spot "hei' Nv ~
secur. q home that would give him iHe ho> naPl"VH'
for himself and his family, his WIG ah" '"'''','
! instantly selected We,tchester CNppia">'l !"
our adopted son. but every cohduoh !" i,o "'' -,
| hn,i,o.s tcmpcrcd with some measure ol po>sioe
,,,,no,n. ment There Is amber so clear Dul "ha'
| ,h av is visible somewhere. and the NY IN oui
amber, As / gathered in travelling through the stare
and q, mot the public from all over the = ni'e'
ct,,es T., that temporarily Wcs chester Is bounh 10
lose Reid. Ctppausc0 We have got I" ZEN" h''' "
Washington for four years, lLaueher anu "pPi'"'''
But We will give lin up never
! There /, one pcculiariy about the Republican party
-, ,hc United states. and that is that 1t Is always
do,nc something that is d,agrecable to foreign nations
II /. always doing something tmt Is lot
,bc bcnent of American. tAppauSeD lherV
| /, another pcculiarity about the k"puohc"h parry
and that is that It doesn't care button what foreign
or, think as long as what IL does Is considered In
! = ..-a...s.t IND fnr The cnmniry. lAppalscl