The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03
SOME RINGING ORAToRY.
On. EIERETT lDDRESsES 1Hs DEN.
oCRATIO DRY GOODS CLUh

ranger ana Ceunciilor rreaont Follow,
Tho political enthusiasm storm centre is
located in the club room OF tho Dem ocratic
Dry Goods Mons Club. 1884 Broadway. Any
way. II there is moro enthusiasm elsewhere It
is not accomplishing more results. When the
late United States Senator George Hearst was
taking cnre OF Democratic politics in California
he used to say OF those Of his fluffy lieutenants
who were mostly russ and feathers:
They may be very good hunters. but the
trouble Is they don't bring back any coon
skins"
Tho Democratic dry goods mon are baecing
no end Of coon skins They don't sing any
campaign songs. and there is not q wal hoo
wnh!" chorus In tho whole club. but they aro
saving wood with such perseverance and
effect that II the election was much further OF
they would have to rent more room for their
wood pile.
Tho clubs parade marshal. j. II. Mcdonald.
said to a Sun reporter yeste rday:
THE Sun stated this morning that we
would have 5000 men in limo for Saturdays
parade. Well. from tho way things look this
morning those figures will have to he radically
revised II We have anything like decent
weather. Our first order OF 5000 pnraders
badges were all gone last evening. aud to.
day we ordered 1000 more. les. sir. II the
weather fnvors us we will havo 1000 men in
line. In 1883 wa Ind 5000. know the past
politics OF nearly every dry goods nun in the
city. and. tell you. 1t was amazing to see the
men who shook hands with AdlRi Stevenson
when he spoke to the club. and told him they
wore going to vote the Democratic ticket this
yesr. Some OF those men, yes. many OF them.
only II few years ago. thought there could bo
no conceivable Issue that would make them
vote anything but tho Republican ticket. Now
they arc coming to Ia b. hundreds. and 1t is
the Force bill that has changed their minds.
We have the enemy on Tho run in this district
There were hundreds of those sS.Kcpubi
cans in the club hn! yesterday noon to hear
that Massachusetts rX-Republican. DIR. Will
liam Everett of Quincy. When the Doctor was
introduced one youn:. man. who had been pre-
pared for Harvard hy DR.. Everett ut Quincy.
conia not contain his enthusiasm and yelled:
Three cheers for Piggy"
as nearly rs his u.is,ocrutic features permit
ted. The, crowd rle.reG iorit was In cheer
tho Quincy tns ea H pet SnSm s o
the Doctor.
on liz lost the al siffn al SC Tss ii
severe thing in scholarly language. and made
big hi, by M the nxn
sncnnr srs", sah IT, my scao
ed!i!so Of Lihersy is iIniShcd N'"' S",' '"'
Tho pro,cctionlsts. ike tho ,saveholderi In
tho early days OF tn. century. tol,t us when tho
war tariffs were Gont;nmrL that they would !
como down when the infant industries they |
were madO to protect wcrc safe on their ieet. |
Next you will renlemhcr. the shareholders.
when the amt. slavery sentiment Grsw
all time; the prosperity of the country was |
saseu upon it. md It must n1 IT., t1 d,Ht"rbe
protection would be to break UP the prosperity |
OF the country.
the stakeholder lie said he stitution was for |
the benefit % the slaves themselves; that they
Gap pp ses how close IS the narals
The protee,ionstse claim that the system is not
BY. Tor t liz Eo % d the IaSoTer: .S w..
M fst 1T the a ia the the
nstut"n an d' assure s' y"u " tho rrotecton
lists Lave even raralleled that. Congressman
sss has IS IL. SnsnS Of safnne
orasinea ey naturss COL aid sh"t free trad.
s egotistiesl and dsyilish:' They are even
Er otSio with SSyone,s, for, that IS
H. S1Mt ennnG q ne a rS5es S
tho Republicans are trying 70 hide their intcn:
tons in that respSet f%stn Sir,o out 81 sight
ton means a bayonet behind every GaiIotitn
fsnnuo %s Nskn"y Sry wh'" shall
to the end, When he last Outrage %nder no
sSstence e 'E sea OF" Of ! "o Tho McHinlsy
and and y not by blood. Lnt ,y the ,"acrinl meth
Gds Of t the he i ba,t ""T M people will sweep
This happy miXtuie II anti. Force bill and
tariff reform rnln.'i the Doctor hiG cheer
the way OF flies on Massachusetts brains. and
the Doctor had to smile. at the Xocerous as
Fsss s t4ss y" "s, vas ask a" iH
and ne enthusa ia y"MnG m M VIII" had en-
hie!a; :0's' ''u'"fu :" curry across " ''"''''
connasd fn Dr. "ft d not sa% Succeed
until the country found the right man to load
succeed until it i"nnh It's proper leader: that
most patient. most faithful. most self sacri-
land. The enemy has been beaten In argu.
m:nt. IL history. and in rs promises Of results
men Of New Yok. beat him at tho polls. and
show that You nre AS much free men now az
Ehsn tE yHur tr ia'e1s s@" tho British army
:, Mr. 4; L. sanger. member of the Board OF
against tho danger, ri over-conidcncc. He
advised them I" take II lesson from the Cor
Tho accounts toll us" no said. "thnt Cor
bett had sullivan whipped long before IT," en-.
ness Until the kn"k"t niow had adj be.n deliv
cred. Neither should You cease one moment
sountea S %%sK IN" see s0
& Eff. nsSn'9r yT a then watch
lated to win our hight, and that il the main
thing now u every Dem ,c votes well
brel, even il ho blows horn made Of Ameri-
cnn tin plate. can never awaken him"
The last speaker was Introduced as "Coun-
cl!or George Washington Fremont Of AIexan-
dria. Va. and was n negro. The Councillor
talked we'll He said that tho Democrats OF
Virgins had given that state u good govern
mcnt. had insured ile" ballot and fair count.
The thinking rolorci men OF the south had
come to believe that their welfare would he
advanced by ~ cnnl Democratic Govern
nent He tod his hearers that IL they all
realized how much their trade with the South
would suffer Dy the disturhanee Force bin
publican merchant in thu. whole North.
To-day. tire" pig cnlihre men, the Hon.
Charles 4. Fnirchild. the Hon. Thomns NJ Wal
Ter. and the Hon. John q. Carlisle will fire tho
last guns Of the rmm,mign for tn? Democratic
dry goods men, Tomorrow will lie devoted
to presentations for the parade.
Veal Workinsn IN VIII Speak.
Final arrangements wore made yesterday