New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
PLAINFIELD SPEAKS UP.
PATIFYING THE REPUBLICAN TlCkEI.
SPEECHES BY JOHN ULRICH, MAJOR PANGBoRN
MAYOR GILBERT AND GILBERT COLLINS.

MAYOR GILBERT AND GILBERT COLLINS
MAYER was the Plainhcll opera House filled by
sner body OF men than that which was present last
nis,A when the first public ratification Of Harrison
and Reid In that city carried out with degree
a eotbusia.in that was truly inspiring. such an
enthusiastic gathering OF -tpubcans has seldom Deeh
seen In New-Jeiscy Pianheld Is Republican strong
hold and It's best citizens lat night gave testimony
OF their loyalty to the party and evidence OF INC"
confidence In and approval Of the men chosen - rep
-es,,f them AS National ieaders. J. Frederick Mac
Donald superintendent the decoration OF INC OPeia
IIouse and 20 his industry and taste Is due the crout
for the halls beautiful appearance Inc N"uon"'
emblem was everywhere displayed, the walls DoAe'
and stage being dIaped with large flag, WHO s""ic'
standards and bunting placed here anu tneIe
with fine effect. on the left Of the stage was al
s,eel engraving OF President Harrison, WINE ~ 'e
,r,t was An excellent likeness Of MIR. Reid. lower
ing above each was arTOwn2pNi stan oeai''e a
silk fag the folds Of which were gracefully "'po"
about Che pictures. ~, A.,
There was no street parade in connection with inc
ratification but q brass band OF forty pieces MA,
trcn rho RepullIcan headquarters TO the opera HOUSE
through a pathway Of blazing coored lights ana hre
woyks Seated upon the platform OF the Ope'" iiou7e
wore the following vlcc-presdenis anu SCI sa,S
the meeting: William VI. stout, l.. " f. h'"'D'p"'
Iohn r. Dumont Charles Place, RUFUS n Nasc'
p r. Clark Il Iopc, DR.. III. X Cafsoh' ~ I
n f;,nno W Harrison Samp on. j. EaVi'S i'"'''
Theodore Bond, Joseph ". Renhart. H. a. hcH'"'"i'
,r Herman 4. Weber, John W. Murray Whit" Nv, ,
well James L. Anthony, Townsend Kusn"'or"' oo"
BROOKS Charles ". McCu,c4en. DAVID ". fon', -,
. Rnnyon Bernard Il. Gray, Lemuei W. 80
Josorh Il. Platt, George II. Eaococ", al" ,o'n,,h
smal,ev The secretaries Of the meeting were 1o'ep
n Cox.rd lobn Messerschmldt. r. NJ. Fountain "''N
f.bor,s Foster The speakers who also occ"picu 80
On the stage Major H. X. fhhspa"' y, an,,r
(Ytv. Mayor Alexander Gilbert, Uhich, s'''e VI 49,
OF Republican clubs. ana "iiD ".rau. who
tool, seats under the festoons OF o"hu"s ,nara
-. ,b. platform, were Charles A. Reed O.'S 'u's'
"a y ro1nrton Augustus ID. shepard Robert 'iec"1'
w,Iism White. Tuns j. Carey iiehts 's,"rca a
n r. Warning. There WAS also III NV , IN,
picp,,fuI sprinklng Of women, whose pi'SI aa,nn
~. Coo lon. an ADDED charm 10 the O'casio"'
Ioud cheers followed the playing OF ." i'u''S i'o"
a.. r,ao ny the band and the meeting was o!'".
ut, a.. rush OF enthusiasm. Mr.. Cirich ''hV
,,.,ano IN order and in well chosen "oins '''f0 y,
N the attention Of the audience INC ""''' u La
presidential and Wee Presidential nominees ,,
scarcely mentioned those names Mnen .aron.d ON
mont later wild booming OF cannon S"'" I
A., 80 n, Green Brook burst on the ears VI NV
n,.nce Mr. Ulrich then ihuouuoeu
r-.sident of the meeting Mayor A''N 49,.
=. nr,,u.e drowned his further speech ana "'J
,,ho made n mastery address. Ills e'o1"e"''
tremendous applause. 49, Ala, ,.rs.v taty con-
- No, shaken at all. owing TO Tue 'suuu'"
los y, his voice When lie was ihrou", "a I,,,o
Gnbert last night he said ina, ~."s ms, he raised
800, n. his voice, that which he hao mus y, &C.,.
e"n'o ~ 20 plainHeld Republicans VINO were
IN "n4, IN nj, Scw-Jcrscy publicly to ra',iy NV
''N -. - Harrison and Reid. lie sa'u "o wa
noa a,.o 70 report TO PhlnGeld people That jus, D"
ura he left Jersey City he saw twenty S enancr,
stucrs taken jail and pon'ea 10 .ne IN NewJersey
ns n, n now that such Democratic criminals are
cir
bring punishment Ma ss .d Rr1s sSd the BIZ
silver money isos without doubt the strongest NC
vered IN plai Iet Collins, Of Jersey City was tns
ExMayor V of tSs evening Ills address WIS