New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-04

a. g. b. FISHER, George J. reabury. W. II. ArnouN.
kpaaok 3 rspoan h Gscr s G. aatcAdr
Luclns D. Stanton; Thomas f. Wentworth. Francis f.
b.dd NJ fenu, $. c. Condii, L IlilSDn. Daniel Ryan,
T. " MoAlpn AdolpA NJ. Bcndhem. c. f. Brown,
Renedio Percival Kuhn. Henry II; 4 RiChssdson.
W, e. Estes; Jacob NJ. Patterson John +. smith, Hush
ole Adrsn ca1 S;s DSna22n T.gmqs II G9r
ssioddaId Frank Raymond George F. Baker Robert
NJ. Galaway. Jacob Wendell John Collins. John Me
HaVf, J'Tl,,1 A. PEABODY ~ J%nn simpson Gfnie
X; Bland Washington, william McMichaA. 4. MINIS
!, ,ishDDouin Louis r. NcCcmts. Thomas penny LA"
Henry T. Rowland, William \. iloas, ". D. Mupny.
sselasr John E. Mnhoiand Ciari,.s DAWSON. Henry
- hammond; John +. Plummer CharIes ;. smiih'
Nichols LEONARD iAiS sn Sc' Grant b T'' Jan,
owens. George II. SHARPE. Frederick &. cid.
Sim lIoen1 %rrs S'eT cbas c11s lr Mrs Ta,!
Mason Mason, James b. Lchmaier. julius g. Miller
BIT. ". seward webb. G. F. Baker chauncey NJ.
Depew: John u. Moore. IL. X. Thurbcr Henry W r.
h T n"yGea & w h1 E b ' Elliott ac Fe
Ssd II ' ESSas s"s ppT nAGmn o. Ea
Waterhouse, Moab Davis. Newton Churchill, d. b.
st. John RoOyp Alexander C. risk, Charles F Homer.
Joseph Poo, Henry L. Einsten. Cornelius Van Cit.
James B. Horner, William J; schieGiin, a. p. Rogers.
Il how r.'r TsJ r. " EoDlaso@. John csy' ".
Richseckcr, c. NJ Chllds John l. Davenport Frederick
" watrcus benjamin BTcws;er "T Ea%s sT " Dcway
b bdTgs , F. Rown j. Howard Ford Granville ~
sterling Leu. KennSs Richard E cochran William
T. Isrd Bull }9hn ~, Murray. A. G. Tower. D. ). Now
cry, G.. b. WILKINSON, Bayard Dominica, Edmund
EEend r%nS' H. u. C. DT yal W F. RHehlSy
@ld nrr aST Roswell val h E%G'' am T@ycr
a%rs NsS IIswes Henry RGs jG1n p IoTsG@
Daniel &. Rollins, Il, H. Ten ESck William srads+
s p. w. Fay, JShn Kenyon, Joseph 6 Hart william
French French John Eciscnveber, Ieh1 t,dicaa
viii S'$ S.1 n s"%s' lam" S.' I%
OAKLEY. Warner Miller, Jonathan II. crane Emanuel
HrsiHerd Maithsie Rock Henry "S sampso; 4. G.
C Che r C. 1ddns,on VII Edward r arr MGn
carrsau. a: p. wetmoTc; james r Dcase: Joshua
tesyl' r FI@aH r. Hcy 1,nn fm TTr M%TG j.
GonE Ea,c Heny s Manpins George H. stoyer "
Runett, william Carroll. F. Y. Connect. John r
wotns Carlo: GSTe Calvin Corr James Carr ravlor
Montague, Theron c. Strong. William Dowd. Wilbur
F. wakemon, George Kemp william Rockclo'lcr
Jesse Hoyt. John sloane Colonel Georre Rn,s. David
fredsam, ". II. McEroy. Adc6rrt II. steele william
John r. Van Wormcr EDWARD p. Yorih
1oh9 R. pa xio J?''Ph sallo charles w. IIgc6gh
&. W.
George I. Patterson. James D. smith. William T.
EULER Jo; S, H. Manl Eve. Myer l.aacs f. l.
caieDce 5 Day: Henry stanton, William WIFI
Phelps samuel NJ. Ratchford. y. A, Prentiss JOSEPH
nlll. spencer W. Coe; Henry : Wilson Brayton ives,
Charles c. ,. CrGni9' Michel Code 4 Kinsman
and Henry c. Pcrley.
There were sixty names of mon Of high stand
ing the list Of secretaries, which is appended
". u: X. ,olcctt r. b; Mather. A. ": >pragre
George W. Wagner. Angelo Gallo, Joseph e.. Bielin
William D. Guthrie, Albert H. Gleason, Carlton W.
John {; west Alexander V Campbell, Howell G
ballard. Andrew Peddle james ". Auitn' Alexander
G. Fisk; j. Homer IDdreth. BENJAMIN + Carpenter
y R. wora E. aThns william Er On nep Frank
I. wandins. Louis c. Wilton. andrew Mcfarlane
s%vs A hrf T T. M P S
Henry, l. spraGle. Sherman Evarts. H. Vs. Wander
R2 SHo 11Sph l bowd }oeeph lima; wsslco 4 Wood
Baldwin. Julius NJ Mayer and Walter ". Leart
THE VENERABLE MR. CIlITlEYDEN.
When III" v"rcral'' l. : Chucnde1. whose
hair has whitcned in the service Ct t.e Rcput lican
party, WAS introduced by Mr. Bainerd he was
loudly chcereI. As he laid asIc his hat some
one in the crowd called out: Keep il OH: vou
may catch cold" oh no, was Mr. CHI tendcn's
quick reply, III BE- warm er ough IN few
minutes when ! get = worl; CT or Democratic
friends. Mr.. Chittcnleus sJee.h vas received
with generous applause. His glowing reference,
to the war record Of the Republican parry soon
made all of his hearers warm with enthusiasm ii
the cool air had bee, icli before. His morcicsS
dissection Of the udecund currency plank IN The
Democratic platform brought form earnest aI-
prevail and the Older men dIIOng the listener,
nodded their heads in emphatic a-Icrnent The
temper Of the crowd was shown, too, in the loud
cheers That met ms plrdst OF the Rcpubliean
party to a gold dollar security behind every
currency sy,tcm it should support and his solemn
declaration tina the business L,en Of the country
would tolerate no change iIom the prosperity they
now enjoy. Mr.. Chittcndcn sail III part:
There are men here befo'e me VINO remember the
golden period OF Democratic rule preceding tn .grue
n.tod States su, pend spec. pa5ment- In Ie57. W.
the worhnglnra ealing The bread ol clsrity. W.
sell IT, bonds at eiety-fv~ cents dollar, though
bearing SIX per cent Interest payable iD lOld. W.
power AID gave US Na'iona banAng sy4tam wid:h
has for the bost credit The fare Of the
where. Appiausc) Yet is spite Of the fac that this
currency which the Republican party gave to the
lace Value "i MI over the world Democrat Speaker
week ago from these very STEPS, advocated
change. The chairman OF that meeting a president
OF Naionsl bank. following the lead Of Cleveland
and Stevenson tgroans) did not mention the currency
lin and then argued tina, Protection Is bad because
rvl,es labcrers 10 come here from abroad 10 com
y the they conc f here but It Is becsase the laboer +
better paid more than anywhere else IN The world
applause
Hn9'.r speaker praised the be- pre-snt syo% hut
the National debt will soou be paid OF. and that the
United sises viii then have sccurily for ts bank
notes issued. wish TO tell that gentleman that II
the RcpuD party remans III power. il VIII devsc
means to secure every paper dollar in circulation
with something in the treasury worth full gold
dollar. Do You want to resume the Old state BAN
wildcat system. Cries Of No no morn Haa
any man ever lost dollar througl holding TIE payer
Of any National bank cNo! no"D Thea why gfv'
I'D The systm? Cries Ot We vontI'J
This country is indebted 10 the Republican party
for every measure which has made for It, pIo-peitt
from 1861 down 10 the present hour The country
wants no change. II Is satisfied with the AGmintTa
ton .. Benjamin HarrieOn pheeIS.) Harrison
stands squarely the platform OF the Repuhlican