The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
A ZIG NIGHT Nv BROOKLTN
Er-Gov. tampscN md Wayne MaeveaE:
~, the Academy OF Music.

Tr-Gov. tamp,el and Wayne MaeveaEi
at the Ac ,drmy OF Music.
Ex-Gov Campbell OF Ohio and Wayne Mac
NcaGh addressed large and enthusiastic
meeting OF Brooklyn Democrats last night at
tho Academy of Music. Every available SPOT
in the building was occupied before the speak
ing began.
There wore struggling crowds at all tho en-
frances up to 0:3O o'clock. Tho auditorium
was handsomely decorated and powerful cal
ciUm refiectors in Montague street sailed the
attention OF citizens to the big rally.
EN-M Mayor Chaplin was Chairman. He faced
s,nst audience full OF enthusiasm. He WINS
/ checrcd heartily. Mr.. MncvsaEh received n
reception that gave him a good foretaste Of
Democratic hospitality.
Many Indies Joined in this welcome. The
boxes especially were crowded with women.
who waved handkerchiefs. clapped their
hands. and sometimes looked as il they
wanted to cheer. In the audience wore fow
Mr. MucVeagh said that. through the m AMP
nGtion Of n vast corruption iund by Mr.; quay
in lAsS, the lcGuhlicnn party departed iron
principles which he himself had personally
rEdorsed.
one result Of their success;", he said. was
that turned the election paid for that bill. The
deal was. almost as palpable rs 1t had been
,! q in h nS Bill s e psy f Ss a hs ss
Eack on its silver princi pies and trade with
the Tree silver men Of their PARTY"
tN.';"y Cnmpbsl was wildly cheered whom
%aS ISepsred ior this" he said. 'hayine
s til" ysf.HG2 his ct ns P 'so Is
ouly went Years since came over from the
NrpubIisnn party. AZ the good ones
i S@@s sy.Esf p5s,sisd rio Mssyssfss e:
in .,r.at ni,,nd'mca o ths American fiar. II has
been protected almost absolutely from the
sea-. This calls to mind citizen OF my state.
man to beat me Tor Governor q my STATE, .
extend S ,s
h.ma,!e shredss Of The wildcat feature Of that
sIlort. much to the delight OF his hearers. who
lilo Democratic ampaign In Brooklyn was
virtually wound up last night with the great
meeting at tho Academy Of Music; It was in
nrahi, demonstration in the, same place ut
W'i"h Senator Hill SUMMONED the untsrriiled
md work :" " aI the 9. hs tse
Senator liil;s, words had an inspiring in
an! directly after his stirring speech the ranks
w"r" closed and they now present = solid and
m KID rGRs the b.%
pratt" Greenroint district in the eastern
boundary Of the city
To night and tomorrow night ward meet
inEs will continue :" DO held y warrior narts
ol ~. city, hut from now until Tuesday morn
rcteL to ,perfctin= III, arrangements for
manning the polls and Looking after the dila-
tory voters on election day. .,
Hsm inree Of the Democratic managers. who
Mys devoted all their time for the past four
T%y1 T' Tor Gisvels nd in Kings fi county. M Mr..
M N,l has refused use to make any definite
these 'lyures are not far from his estimate.
, hnIld say yesterday. however. witt. much
tended the drift Of political sentiment in Kings
tt Da, Was strongly toward Cleveland; As
the the E SS "a ;r are IL natIr"l minority in
soa;" impartial ilgurers think that n majority
600 Tor Cleveland Is not an extravagant
TIL" rin'itals, Mt Republican headGuarters.
HHV, the political event to-day will be the
+ host q over IL Noi viii lie marsinil-d.
g. mv'"win: point will 10 in schermerhorn
,ir",, mar Howl. 1t is cxprrte that most ~
j." National Committeeman will cross the
"u!r 10 SOC tho demonstration.
Is in,st-s IN OH.
Colt HT's. Now - -Chnirman Dicks claim
N-d3 ~ Republican majority and fifteen out
" u" twonty-one Congressman in Ohio Is
hagNri mt 10y all easonnble men In both mr.
YES in this state. Harrison will not get his
.""EN 81 FOUR years nSo, which was 1880,
""Fany%here near it. nor will fifteen Repub-
Eran I"nGressmcn b" elected. The present
t i.n.h lean l,cgislnturo Garrymandcred tho
,s,r,.s 30 that the Republicans could ret
%g, many. ut the people will do n little re-
DIV ,rlnE themselve1a at the polls on election
EsSioIy nine congressman. "NN
another Republican Deserts His Party.
ANiSToN, Nov. 3,--Counsellor NJ. F. Kcnney.
w, 'l the most ardent and active Republicans
,nlN county. published letter to. day in
u"''h he announces his intention to leave the
I'pN 'i'an party and support CIeysI,nJ