New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
ENTHUSIASM THROUGH The STATE.
LARGE GATHERINGS AND RoUs1NG SPEECHES
VAp-OIrS PLACES

LARGE GATHERINGS AND RousING SPEECHES
AT VARIOUS PLACES.
Potsdam " Y, oct Is (SpeclaD.-The Kepuoneah
mass meeting at Hopkfnton yesterday aoureSSeu Wy
r. G.. Horr and T. H. Swift, was grand success. Inc
farmers OF the eastern part OF St Lawrence Couh'S
Turned out by thousands. Many OF them came iohs
distances. the country wagons and hay racks belns
loaded with the sturdy voters OF the county lhe
occasion was envened by three brass bands, two glec
,ubs and n drum corps. Mr.. Horr made the principal
address and in his usual fencuous ana convincing
manner discussed the issues OF the campaign lie WIS
utoned 10 with rapt attention By the vast audience
Ito WINS followed by Theodore H. swift, OF this Town.
one OF the most popular orators In Northern New"
M finer Indications Is needed that old ST. Lawrence
now fully aroused ana VIII give III oiu i ~
iority on election day.
Iomeatovn Oct 10 (Speciall.-Apathy hns now
.omnl.telv vanished from the Republican RANKS III
Cbautauqla and numerous enthusiastic mee''hS'' au
dressed by able speakers, are heid mehuy. go
audience in the Wigwam last night grecteu ""ih ~
Dunnell OF Michigan. The speaker said tha' he ia"
M not,ence with those who said they had time for
oolltics Every American citizen should be deeply III
terested in this campaign. A comparative recoru %
Tho parties WAS presented. and the different tarins
with their effect on the prosperity OF the country ZIG
discussed the Mckinley bill, during the prepa"uo" Va
which, he said, every interest had an opportunity
he heard and which, from the outset, mao 70 nv
the must INSCRIPTIONS Democratic oPpooI,lVn -"
Republican party now presented the singular sPeo,
taclo OF going before the country on the gea. as
Of this b on which it was defeated Two years "EJ
II now goes before the people on history. , W.
DunneI showed by official reports that every iay
able prediction regarding the bill had osen ,rs
THE widespread benefcen effects OF proteruNe uL
were ustrated and the admirable Administration
Of pTe,Gsnt Harrison was PS ssPpecapRoswe
Horr this afternoon addressed one OF the largest anu
most enthusiastic audiences ever congegalcou 1o III
country town in Northern New.fork iuIiy oVvo d p
nile heng present and representing section Oh cou,
iry twenty miles in circumference. The assembly
rss com posed almost entirely OF farmers as lhs
an agricultural community I'm It's fullest sense. Inc
neople began to arrive long before noon, anu "
he fhour Of o the pretty village park presentn tne
appearance a country fair rather than pI',tea.
gatherng drum corps, two glee ciuDs anu Ioni
brass bands In attendance, ana Tor t"o hont'
Mr. Uorr enlightened and entertained tne vast ~,
samhly Inimable in style unanswernble IN argi,
men and nvinclbe in bis position, rs wordS VIII
no carried 10 their homes by hundreds OF thihhhs
men who will be heard from on November o me
meeting closed With "A ringing speech by theodore
H. swift. OF Potsdam. 80 , IN,
saratoga y y, oct. If lSpecial).--A large ana
enthusiastic Republican massmeeting was held her.
tonight and ringing addresses were made ~ stewart ,r
T. Woodtord Of Brooklyn, and Newton NJ. Curus'
OF ST. Lawrence County