Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-25
THE CAMPAIGN.
Two Political Meetings in
indianapolis,
Speeches AND rARADES.
SPEECHES AND rARADEs.
WAitelaH Rgld and ChiplIJ Dpla
Speak RspubllCaDiSm.
a Dnnocnir,c aArHEatSo.
HGurisc Uoc;ssan Dciivesa "a speech Ia
the urand 1rrrn ;tonau.-A
lively Iimr.

iSDikSApOLis, oct. 2i-1ho home
%! pfesitont Harrison oxruuduI q roya
greeting 10 mia associate on mo ticket,
Whltcigw lcld, ani another tmircnJ
Sew Yorker, Chgunc y NJ. pew.
Nearly every citY anu town iu lnIiauH
was represented by a delegation. They
assembled with Ggum cotps gnI brave
bands at the Union Depot anu escorted
| tho distinguished vlsitOW o. the
| Deunison uOlol. 1eiv az cnthusi.
| ua.l crowd "a led Reid and DrfcW %
tho balcony, whsfe both Spust a low
words anu bowed iheiF nei, aJWllJg-
/ mru,g.
TonigEts meeting wRs under the
nusplctp ~ The C0iumprc a. ifavclur.'
Republican Clue Of Indiana. The
! pnrsIc preceding the addresses moved
Mt O'Clock. Tue sargUst two balls M
tau city were procured iOf the occasion.
Both were packed and scores OF people
were turned away, hut IN overflow
mrCutg was addressed by Vx'Clngross.
man Mason Of Chicago, while thou
sands OF others marched nuG counter.
marched upon tho principal sttev,R.
Each distinguished gentleman spoke
at buih places OF meeting. D-pew
spoke frat at IomlinsDn's Hall. Ills
APPEARANCE was greeted by Tremendous
cheering. When quie was restored,
Depew faii:
"Ordlaarily my buFiness engage.
munts are 20 eAHctiug that u iH diill-
cult for ms 10 get away from New
York, but whom the request came from
tho President asking mo 10 20 10 ludi.
ana, the mission wac solemn and an.
cred, and 1 felt the place for me was at
the homo OF General Harrison"
Tao speaker then referred 10 the
promisos that had periodically con.
vulHsi the country from ils early his.
tory up TO this sar. The immunity from
them in Inter years, he attributed To
the Republican policy Of protection,
which was proof against them. Dem.
tcrstl object TO these references TO the
past, nud there 10 a certain implied
agreement between the two parties
that II tho Democrats WON'T lie about
the past OF the Republican party tho
latter viii not tell the truth about the
past OF the Democrats. Depew then
devoted Bome time g. n review oil the
tariff question, which closed his
speech.
Tho meeting nj English'I opera
house was addressed by Mr.. Reid.
When he was introduced he received 1.
great ovation. HospOke aH follows:
cat this moment la this city, and
: In this presence, one thought Is upper
most with us oil: Ono OF your irienda
aud neighDOra, great son Of Indiana,
whom she has loaned for time 10 the
republic, and who, therefore, belongs
not TO you alone, but to sixty.flve mil.
lions Of people, Ia IN deadly trouble.
We make our public mon more public
than DO any other people In tho world,
and 10 tho White Housc,lO Americans,
l. the cynOsure OF all eyes. We are not
people who talk much about such
things, but from shore 10 shore OF our
Continent. there Ia no decent head OF
q family who was not glad In his soul
that his children saw such d household
In the Executive Mansion, and now
the light OF the house Is going out.
We only can ray as the whole lind
sayG May the God Of their fathers
and our fathers DO with them bo,h.'
"You will not blame me II at this
time, In this city and In the presence
OF the universal sympathy, you find
me little 4 cllnoi 10 partisan vehem.
ence In discussing partisan disagree.
, mgnts, l am here tonight 10 say no
! word IN dlsparagemont OF any Demo-
, crnt ns such. Ii he stands by tho Goa
stitution and the laws OF our common
country, whatever our difference as
> pnrtisana, / am proud TO clasp hnudf
with him AS an American. IL he does
not staad by them, am his enemy now
, and forever, Just az In lo0l' Many OF us
/, are fresh from the wonderful spectacle
which even our greatgrnndchildren's
chilLron's children cannot see repeated
, In u marvellous city which sixty years
ago was wilderness were gathered
official REPRESENTATIVE II the Rcpub bile
and most Of the forty.!our independent
states that compose the great multituu,
OF suli governing ireemen who have
built up this mighty nation upon thil
continent, 10 commemorate the foui
: hundrcdth anniversary VI its discovery
As saw tho noble procession wind
through the streets and enter tho larg
j est assembly chamber yet reared by
human hands; as | saw grouped ther,
the largest audience that ever gathered
beneath single root with oil the
official forms Of state anu dignity tina
beflttcd the solemn national ceremonial
=, OF one Of the greatest OF earthly govern
ments; Us | witnessed this pageant, ant
> s,rove TO grasp an adequate conception
OF its significance, ono unbiddei
2 thought racurIed--how different wOul,
b have been this celebration, how differ
Z ent our actual condition, how inex
presslbly different the estimation OF u
:, by the nations u tho globe, II the re
y publican pnrty had been defeated IL
!, is6O or even in 1854, 1t lisa peoulla
glory that the grand old party In
guided this country for thirty years {,
o Unparalleled prosperity and uncontesl
It ed supremacy that even Its cnemie
d are forced to spprove, II not to praise
Its history"
+. Mr.. Reid proceeded ut some Length
. to review the currency and tlrin ques
y lions, aud then spoke Of Harrl0on'
administration, tho story Of which
@ said he, IA known aud read Of all men
/, The first Indiana President hn
Il brought frcah distinction to the nam
conspicuous IN his eountry's annals 70