New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
RALLY IN FREMONT TEMPLE.
ENTHUSIASTIC BAY STATE REPUBLICANS.
CHEERING FOR HARRISON AND REID-aPELCHEs
Ply GENERAL DRAPER, XcoNGKAssNAN
CRAPo, EX-GOVERNOR BRAcKETT
ND OTHERS
,sr TELEGRAPH TO INF ThIBUSE.'


,he Old Kay safe n see or a sulfry July night
| fremont Temple packed by inelNs-H' uo''' %
men and women. gathered 20 ratiy l'e ''"''','''
0, Harrison and Reid without eA;TaoFu'hii, 'u'c'
Using IN fact with almost advertising Ill Az cN''P
the mer, amour cenent CT ;he occasloh VIZ 20,
| and every foot 0. tie t!s hail ""s u
long before the hour FOR which tie u'eeu'1 ""'
Tic platform was occupied by prominent men, "''ue'>
O. tickets all other portions Of tie IA" Oe."5 'I'
| 10 The public Among Others on tle f"-'
| sides tie speakers were Colonel CiaFeS H. "4o"
! General John L Swift, Colonel Albert O",No '~''.
Breed Major Merrill, Willard llowAnd' fon'0 No'"
missioner Osborne stephen salisbury OF "o'VcS''r
C-,,s crrd ,r Jonathan A. Lane Dishc'-Auorney
Allen william L. Barrett, Postmaster i'''' VI ~
Of Newturyport, and Rufus ;. Frost. oVc' u" Spc"N
--s were large and finely executed PORTRAITS VI rs
| dent HARRISON and Watelaw Reid eni"h'I VIZ" o"'V
| Ing while The hat, about which 50 nuol n"s ~
| written, adorned the sp ,aleIs' desk. lDe ~. ~
stationed IN one NJ tie balconies, eh'eF'"'"' ~
ence while awaiting the arrival Of The spe"ho'S, "No'
As they entered tie hail. headed by uehc'"' i'0'" .
Draper, were received with cheers
General Draper promptly opened the neeu"s ~
| O'Clock with n felGions speech, making "'P4' W
| erences 70 President HarrSOa's record Il Jaw
| soldier statesman and President. HIS fe'c''I'" "
| Whitcaw Reid as the able scholarly kd4'of Vi ~.
New York Tribune. and the saracious anu ''' -,
Minister 20 France. received with applause. ~
|
| the chairman OF the Ma,sac huSettS deeeauoh I"
| Minneapolis. Mr. Grape said. among other 'h'n1s
In behalf O, the Massachusetts delegates 70 Mn'"po
| lis IL devolvcs upon ne n report 10 YOU Inv '
the convention known. The fe~,'hs ""'.' pa
and controlled It's actions and the wisdom Of ~ u''"s
and conclusions are matters for discussion anu az SUI
ect 10 the test OF popular approval. We went 70 M'"n'
| spolis not so procure the nomination OF "' p
tc,ar man a. 70 promote Republican success 'o"s
our own number there friendly dinerefc-S Oh o'"
| 81 rrefar n
,o unusual with Independent thinking NaN1
chusetts Republicans but there was IN eh''fe s
| factonal sntag onism. Your delegation ""'Neu ~ ~
uonv and returned united end earnest In u s"ppo VI
49,, "a ,l,,,oru with large majority, ana by
vo,e made unanimous the representative R"Iuo" an'
he Union nominated Tor the Presidency b'n''"'" "
son We come before you tonight and ask you ~ '.''
~, nomination We ask it because 10 represents 'h'
nrncirl.s OF the Republican party. We asa u "''''
ro nresent 10 YOU a candidate worthy the f"p'oioo"
marty and entitled by personal merit TO the oo'ul wy
port Of the American people benjamin haf''H'" -
| 20 his countrymen. The nomination OF Brh!'"'" mn
m .-e "a natural legitimate and Logical conclusion
II was the dignity purity discretion and vsor Of H.
| Administration which nominated him.
IN, Armament. intimate chat Ns-,achusett, + drtsbic
u,s and IN moment. y excitement 'hey suggest the po'
nr,, ,.,o,e thew admit that our Burrad's BAY sum
- ,.siden, NAV carry the STATE. MsN.acins"t'' mas
| fifteen electoral votes. They belong III n" Nrp""'"
column However cratic have teen her Not@ III o"'
- two recent ,eors never yet IN National e-rcuoh M,
80. "a NV state ta,4red In her scence 20 tn party %
| .h,.h,r Lincoln The outlook l. bright cheefrl ANo
lnvieoroung Tho currents o popular judgment are "'"
inc .-,onclv and steadily toward Republican policies sna
,,ncfno. Under the hammer % reciprocity and protection
= sound currency elect ons. We enter M ca.
ag, with our Old time srio- end enthusiasm Under Tie
gallant lesd,t-hip q Harrison and Red W" can WIN
people VIII vote them t"'aue they kno" 'h-' uha''
their administration American Industry onu A"'"'" NV
| p.ri,v Will De- upheld and secured
| FyGovcrnor Rrackcit. who was member OF We
| Committee on Resolutions at Minneapolis, III" next
speaker devoted much Of his speech t" The oorr"'t'"
| 4 misrepresentation as 10 the attitude o. The com
r,ttee on tie silver question. Mr.. Hrncketi male "
,,u,t.l point which the audience appreciated. when
80 s,id During period o! nearly sixty years from
the re election Of Jackson l-.. only four Presidents
| hive been renominatcd. OF these. two Democrats.
Van Ruren and Cleveland. have l>>on defeated. and
| Two Republicans Lincoln and Grant. have been r.
| elected. In other words. the Republican party m'
never renomlnated President who not r. elected.
and the result In l792 IS 10 form 10 exception I" Inc
| rule
| lanes Frand. Burke. 81 Fchhurg. young and
earnest Republican. the president Of the Republican
College League Of the United states was next intN-
dnced and made convincing and eloquent speech.
which was well received. In the course - his
speech be said referring a. the new orfanlAur 81
yonne college men: ~ virtue Of this movement. 'h"
Republican party shall hcncec-th De auEuoc'.d - "
O, the most powerful and i'Auen'al organization, Wat
has ever graced the political field Of pr s''ve and
prosperous nation BY means Of this organization m
Republican party shall always be strengthen" - ne
flower Of the land tho youth and intelligence # his
Republic. NpplauseJ
Following Nr Burke came another young and
earnest man. Frank Krcbbs. president Of the Wind
seventeen Young Mems Republican club. liz speech
WAS frequently applauded .
~ Congressman + I. Greenhalee, q Lowell, SAID
that TIE past three. wears 81 ilarri,On- Misunderstanding
wcr' a guarantee that In ~" iurrc our hie "ouh
everywhere H. respected. The Administrations hfcs
| policy warmly praised, Kcpubhcan su, -, pr
! dictod ard tic speaker declared that after 10
night GRAY cable, would BE- graz nan T Sr
sought f1r political capital IN the misfortune, % Nh"
mcn a, Homestead. lie ptcd both side III tl.' wa
fortunate struggle. but he entertained onF c"h'rnP
for line men who would seci. - make II appear tii
| the Republican tarh had anything 10 % WI" ''''
| whole matter.
making touching upon the tamil and speaking at con
Siderable length on the records vi ihc w. -,
been more eytravagant than the socalled billion
| Dollar Congress. ..
Mi Lodg" pointed ont briefly Mr. narrsons pau'o'"
| record. and then SAID;
| our cand date Tor Vice-Presd5nt during the same
rcrod wes war correspondent the front winning his
purs I'm the OF the great paper which has never
,.orcd in It's support Of Republican principles lie has
beon distinguished editor and me diplomatic ser
vice II (, true he Is not ca"d "Geueral" daughter
m. opponent YOU know ute. lie did not
| 90. IL IN the Nausht'r) a. tbs, lime. hay"
the authority The Boston Post" Cor saving b" "Ss
| master Of chancery perfectly honorable but not a
| dangerous once JAughrrj lie earned hi TILE o
general / believe when he held the important post -
ps-s Assistant Postmas,crcncral He earned II on the
stricken ned Pos'onice Department In The midst o.
lad and dying fourth class posn ascrs Of Repnbics"
| amNatons LaushterJ
TIE GEORGIA PEOPLES PARTY.
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