New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05

| Missouri John X. Fellows. Amos j. Cummings Ash
| bel p Fitch. tnhn De Witt Warner. fiAhhnh h"ruct
and ore or other Congressman win -pc'chcS III
their hip pockets ready 10 phil nj any moment
| speaker william sulzcr, Recorder emyth, Judge
| Leonard A. Gicgcrlch Judge Robert A. van Nyck'
| exc ngrrsSman Thomas j. Crcamcr ara eNJudec
, A. +. Happen marched with NOR" or less eighty
through the serrcd ranks OF awcsrchch '''I'r'
and reached the platform without serious Ill nap
Others who found places on the stand were DR.
Beekman Mr. Cookers physician the hrSt nan to
take n seat there Postmaster e. W. Dayton. Poicc
| Commissioner Jane, J. Martin secretary Wits
Holly Assistant District Attorney H. ID. Macedonia
Colonel Tallafcrr,. of Alabama: cx-Rcgi'tcr John
! Reilly g. T. Dochart. John +. Carroll ana rom
| Coakcy.
Mayor Gilroy in a high black hat, which he did
not remove during the exercises IN dccrrnc" To rus
| tom hustled quickly TO the front when he had seen
the guests seated and promptly delivered his address
Of welcome. II was The onchundrcd and-lou'th
time. he said. for Tammany Society tn cri"pIac the
/ Fourth The country hes been celebrating N"
discovery Of u new world" h. said. We H'" -
celebrate the birth OF freedom IN that new world"
The Tammany Glcc Club sung III" LAND 81 Inc
Free and speaker Crisp app!audcd scrib" lloahan
read the Declaration Of independence" II" l"c'm"
ovcrlcacd and :, red in the face that MS friends
feared that h. eonr to have stroke Of apo
pcXy Bnt IT, got through without su'h 'atiSro-
phc and read he immortal document % we'll that
some II the warrior, who just then came I'm with
fresh supply 4 f',watcr tucked under their RIBS.
thought thrt Maurice WAS making one Of his rafting
Xllth District ,pcccllc, and chccrcd madN.
LONG TALK BY SPEAKER CHI- =.
speaker Cri,p was Introduced by tho Grand sac'irm.
and as he was the biggest gun present. hearty
/ ccpiion Ms given him. with an ~" 10 business ana
remembering that the Sp,.ilcr,hip election WIS only
y month of. h" reminded the 1lmman' ''ns'r'm"h
that he had celebrated independence Pas with Tam
uany in several prcviou, years. The SPEAKER talNcd
/ for while about III" indc,truciibl" rilieN "h'h
formed an ndcsruciiblc Union but Soon chang from
laf'io-n and truth 10 poiitirs ana ~aid that n Ii"r'
were ANY unemployed worhm"n In ihr ana other
great cities II there general want Of c"niidrir.
In The land. ii should b, oharg'd 10 N" E"rl''i'ah
party. There law, d'-troyns Trade and de-
royinc confidence In financial natter and these w"r"
Republican laws. Distress and uncertainty md
prompted Prc~idcn, 10 call both Houses 81 CON
crcss together in August ncN b"for" thc usual TIM
IL confidently hope -aid VT. crisp. Il honestly
clcvc that in 20 far rs The disturbed condition Of
the country /, caused lv legislation. ronrr'S- VIII
! ia,s such laws will enlarge our opportunities 'T
trade and commerce. with IN" world.
While Mr. Girls, was spra, people N ia" 90 di"nc
who ad been expecting hear speeches On --naioF
| Charles II. Gibson OF Maryland. Governor w. \.
McCorilc of tlo ~,mc state; funny ioAn \l''n. II
Mississippi. Congressman WI, o. Wisc,n-in, M''"r
and Ioa,ncr. - Louisiana. Il,"hor. 90 vi -i..pi
. g S. ..
other much advertised orators had i'n" 10 oh"',"
that nor. ~ them bad come. Never had 1amuans
audlcnc. faced such dcartA Of talent on III" Fourth
81 July.
G. n.r... man 81 ~ Nc'inlin Of Tonne g followed
IN. ,peni.r H., cnlori,i local .,f government aHd
rr..,d The Grand old Man Giad,'ou'. fr pr"'i"mlnf
Home Enl. for Ireland Referring the extra -"->i'n
81 Conrr,-.. Mr. McMnin ari that 'arN iot revenue
mus, take Tin pace Of a.if i'r trust. I"'n "
irnopcd to bis fivohto oil bobby tho rof" lil
lie lull,d man, ur'f lcarr- 10 ,lnn'"r.
nor foG ri:II ~rLvlr
Champ Clark % vin -po,im,n y 'l' sh"r -n',
y Missouri and ran'ing advocate "i 'r" t..'eF'
took i,. floor ard tri,G o." wal" M 'Hr l""ri" VI
NcMlllin I'D pW 10 sleep. rs Amusing antics
produced The desired r'~ul', ana B." .o"h hai ~
crowd roaring AZ hl, crude !oh'-. ~ mi.n pa- 81
Mr Clark. nr'arl Lad leon printed and di-'fiN7i"l
anon. ih. reporters. They Veg" lbrcd Tr'
M .,r D.r.ocr,cv- Mr.. 'lark sid t9t e. -.
Mcllln ana himself wor" ra-'d among ihr niger
and got many good dc,, from them. II This is ''i
tie idea, bee got from 10" pes'r' were not ln'"F
pornfed IN '- TRADE ~ Yesterday. Tor" Wa moth
n- ~g good about e.. II" mad Nh" Iammnny De
ruo.r,cy laugh when lr s.rNrc Motto" uI"n Thorn that
Missouri va, tired olccting Presidents from III"
East who distributed ihc lav's ANA h'hes IN New"
YORK. and Tew England. ard left Missouri TO subAst
on cold viciual,. lie went on:
Van Of the Int have very kindly furst'f our |
IN. der and
we pfo,. 10 furnish the Presidents and Ni,cPrid MT
for anor,.r 100 yea and perhaps longer The mkt |
President NM, from Mi--ouH. - sides f'o'i'n'
We Western Dcno.iut. want ~ other thing. We |
want t,,t ..,ovaiIIy makcsan' Gu" Sherman Las r--
rcld but IN it., stead want the money 81 h'n' 'N
and the Constitutions both -lsr oti "o' and sum "t
paper currency hc kept at par "i' pa i'a'''"'' ]"
such CON want the Mchu!"y j. III g" para. -" /
that we can follow Of corrronf-". j1~ii'' ana
commc.ec-edl in the i.gh"t mar",t cad ply in mr
lowest. W. want pcn~on lit 80 thoroughly p"fHG !
that shall become tcTiiahe ol of h'n"I- W. VIM
an income tax on income, Thousand and o'"f -'
that abnormal wealth may bear It, Proportional buidl
We ure civil service arcompl'h". ," |''mf ','l
Democrat, guard from Narha> Nin'>".d t. the
AIeutian Island, and from the Lake Il Inc "''n" "
tho DIV Tortuga, We want -rc, rivers end water
way, 80 improved that they VIII be- ma .ab" ~ A"'
A. well a, hy ut Of Conpr-. thereby regulating irci-ht
and pi-rcnscr rates
POSTMASTER DAYTON AND TAMMANN.
A drcary Connecticut Democrat, said TO be Con
gresham Robert Il. De Forest. consumed about an
hour oil the session. but said nothing worth repeating
The most the audience had started. while j.. f"r
oiicaly awakened again Wh"n Mayor "Ar"S an
nouncc.i Postmaster Charles W. Dayton ~ the neat
Sir. Dayton had ben sitting on the plato, somc
time when Ncl,on smith, chairman Of az" lainmalN
General Committee. observed him from the o,ncr aidc'
Hastily renewing la, own lahnlny rs"l,' Mr.
smith walh-d and dropped IL over the h'ch Z" IN"
new postmaster. Mr.. Da,lon r'iHinri II nniil he
wa, called upon to speak when he removed the collar
and Returned " 10 VII -nlH lh' lltl WIS H'H lNl
in fLc spring for the Office which Mr.. Dayton captured.
Nr Day ton was loudly Chrertd 10y the 1ammany
Cvil service men, who think that lac has a lHiS,
numbrr of place, TO give out. lie secured tn" sym
IYihy Of the Tough element by telling how som"
!. good Republicans in the War tlrcatcE"d 10 hang
him for being "A Democrat Twicc III his remarks
MIR DAYTON referred 10 Iammani Han once H. " III"
great and only Democratic organization In thi country
crrbIriing the Fourth OF July and again the
. greatest and only Democratic organization In New
York;
congressman Joseph &. Hendrix. OF lsroohyn
ca He'd on and h" speedily paid his compliments 10 ihe
uniunl.4I . Champ" Clark. Of Missouri We will give
MIR Champ Of Missouri h" said ami all Of la" queer
ncoDlc i'm this section called Iopuliste 10 understand
mai New York CITY and Brooklyn believe Ia The gold
standard {" peak up!' came from In the
gallery who must have been hard Of hcstingJ Brook
I'm viii speak up" returned Mr.. Hendrix. along
With Ncw-l ork and that In the future New
York must have II gold sial'iard for her currency.
l..uIA linn.