New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
EARNEST DRY GOODS MEN.
THEY HEAR JOHN NJ THURSTON SPEAK.
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL MONDAY MEEIlNG-

ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL MONDAY MEEriNG-
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.
The Drygoods Business Mems Republican ''"o ne.u
one more OF Its MONDAY meetings IN 'he 'a'ee .u
rooms, AT No. 324 Broadway. yesterday. I"e ""'.'
mps ~ tho Drygoods Club have always been we"
attended and much good work has been acc0mpnShN
Yesterdays meeting was especially successful JOHN
~ Thur,ton was the principal speaker. ana w"en W.
g. Fuller, vice-presden OF the cluo' ca'Pu t"e "'e'
Ing 20 order hundreds OF voters were pacK"u "'o
tho big rooms like sardnes 10 listen 10 me eioqueht
Netra ska man. When Mr.. Thurston was presented 70
the crowd OF business men ne said he Was unable 10
sne,k As NJ had been talking for three months AZ
meetings In different parts Of the country. but when
no had taken his seat there were hundreds present
who were willing to testify that the exJudge had maze
one OF the BEST II the best short speeches OF his
Ifc II was a vote making speech, patriotic Speech
and his arguments were put In such plain. enter
taning manner that his hearers could not help oeins
convinced that the Republican pOhcy OF rro'ee"o"
was the policy To uphold
Ex.Iudge Thurston', voice sounds II he had been
using IL for some time but he could have been heard
In every part OF IL hall ten times As large rs IN"
one he spoke In yesterday Among other tm"ss he
said: 4 am from the part OF Inc country thht W
called the wild and woolly West, ana am happy 10
say that tina, great patriotic part Of the th'ted
,tate; IS for Harrison and Reid. and will roll up
paus.) Tie Democrats need not look LOT 'a"u
lid. similar to the one OF 1890. That year they
had the campaisn liar everywhere to say that the
Mckinley law going to ana had incrrasu p'."'
~ all kinds OF goods There was tho clerk behind the
counter the travelling man and salesman oI all hhus
who for business and personal reasons. said mat inc
increased price OF his goods was due 10 the Mch'ey
bill.
Tho women are the economical members OF our
tho ad
vo,c of 1890 They raised awful row about the
nile ed increase Of prices. know OF womnn' VINO
Is the wife Of a friend OF mine" VINO houg' 'h'r''n
noir OF shoes for herself in 1890. %cas" IN" "ahu
TO got I'm "A supply before the Mckinley Dill ihcr'"s'"
the pdrcs She told her husband about II. ana ne
voted the Democratic ticket To-day th"' "o"','
Iook. Iu.o the shop.wlndow Of III" store why're shc
bought her thirteen pairs OF shoes. ana secs 'na'
the latest style, are selling for from . to 20 per
cent chrou,r today than they were b"ioi" the
Mckinley law went into effect. Long long ago SIC
told her husband that hp was blamed Ola Ioo' 'o'
voting the Democratic ticket. uAnght") Inns -
n Republican year. and ~" RoOd crops ""u w"
prosperity and happiness In tn" American homes VIII
hrn. ont The votes for Harrison and Protecuon.
I, certainly IS not a Democratic year OF Wildcat ana
I.,,,oil do- money but an American. patriotic year.
(Applaus".I ,.r..,
Mr. Fuller also spoke. and h" told tn" following
story about who said h" had been a soon ne
ru,Jicnn IN 10 lass: Il asked him who ne nad
vy"t,J for during his Republican days said Mr.;
Fuller! "a he named Grant, r dTrG iay ssd a hs
.Whw M, I asked .fera,sc ! cOnld not stand that
Me KInry BILL he replied \. thc Mckinley law . Hns
lion mink that man Is several years AHEAD 81 all the
Doltira parties" Laugher.l $3.50.
Captain jack Crawford also spoke an1 too aoSI,
bc disnrd.rly mob Of Democrats h. had TO deal with
I'm Eleventh ave- II few nj :hts ago.
" Amonc Tho visitors present who occupied seats on the
,'t'r,n w,r. If &. b. Borden, AmUry Leland. T.. j.
chanr W. rny william :,m %r0n w Ii r"I rwn
Wr,,n Neryin Wood (;rnne Willis. ". S. simmons.
r van pemsen Massachusetts and Joseph Thomas.