New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-04
A BANQUET TO GOV. M'KINLEY.
ENTERTAINED BY TIE HOME MARKET CLUB
IN BOSTON
MANY NOTABLE MEN pEEsENT-THE ONO GOV
ERNOR'S BRILLIANT EULOGY OF THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY LOUDLY
CIEEPIn
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.1

Boston, May I.-Thc Home Market Club. which Is
composed II merchants and manufacturers who be-
llcvc in protecting home industries. and which has
done ~, share toward spreading reliable Information
concerning the tarln question. CAV" complimentary
tanquct Ia night at the :o;c vcudomc in honor OF GOV
crnor william Mckinley 81 ohio. The big banquet hall
was decorated with bunting. and the scene during
he PR gTc.s 81 the dinner brilliant ono About
zoo were present Among the company wcr" ~ H.
sanford Beverly X. Moore. Thomas Il. Davis y. j.
Hallow"ll II. g. knight, J. Howard Nicoll>. Warren
J. Robinson. George ". Russell. George g. crocker.
Major william Appleton. J. Henry Gould. sidney 'nsh
rg Colon aauuc +. Wln,low, q. +. Holmes. Wiillm
Eotch, Baxter T. whitney. ". NJ. Whitney, Rufus D
Frost cN Lieutenant Governor Halle. william A. Rus
.cn. stephen salisbury, stephen O'Mcara, Richard
scars Henry H. Qulmhy, Colonel Noah y. PImpton
r. ". Converse. the Rev. DIR. Arthur Little. Homer
Rogers II. T. Cady John shaw. H. VI. staples, George
w. spcarc David Hall Rice. Daniel W. Taft, H. ~
Putnam. W. +. Draper IT,. George \. Draper j. B'
Fsrl"y .nd Robert :. Gray.
william H. Bent pr.,idon Of The club presided, and
IN either SIDE OF him sat Governor Mckinley. eN-
senator Henry l.. Dawes. Congressman Joseph II.
Walker. W T. Draper Elijah \. Morse. senator lioar,
& Hector \. ". Beard. Ex-Governor Alexander III.
Rice ROYAL - Taft Ex-Governor ID. III. Goodrll. Gen
oral v. ". Obornc and speaker william +. Barrett
President Bent began the speaking by a brief and
appropriate address and introduced Senator loar rs
n.
his recent good naturcd address M the Commercial
Cub. senator Dawes told how tariffs made, and
General Draper spoke briefly OF the objects Of the
Home MARKET Club and pointed ont IT. good work and
the good accomplished by the protective policy OF The
Republican party Congressman Morse spoke Of the
slnms and lnslncorlty Of the Democratic party.
senator Henry Cabot Lodge could not BE- present.
tut he snt letter Of regret. the reading Of which
vas received with cheers.
NIX nj IA adj rps
he received a splendid ovation. and It was several
minutes before he could begin his speech. lie said
In part:
The Republican party requires neither eulogy nor
apology follows it, principles In victory than
defeat tApplau.e) 1t aihcrcs 70 them because 1t
believes IN them Believing In them, IL executes them
when IN power; and believing In them battles for Thorn
when out u power ihpplausc) They were not cpouscd
lot policy IN single campaign. They are
deeply Embedded In the hearts ~ the party, ard ar'
interviewer with ts spirit it, history and lie. The
1892 has made those principles less true OF
,ndurng faith IN their ultimate triumph less
accept the verdict Of that year with the true
American spirit; challenging the Interpretation put
upon II By our political aiycrsaric.. We take
an appeal to the people. whose cour, Is always
orcn. whose right OF review Is never
questioned ana whose power II reversal Is supreme.
Wh-f 10 has usually followed great
public measure whore sufficient hal not elapsed q
tenonst wisdom and cNpcdicncy. and where tho
wide range given 70 the drna2oge To crat popular
prejudice aud lndngc fl exaggerated stat 'ncnt. That
has been Of oil defeats since the Republican party
n adc Is National It. Gentlemen II could
the history Of this country all that has en- done
and accomplished by the Republican party what would
VOL have ll Little be proud of. II you could write
IN public history tonight all that has been done proposed
undertaken by the Democratic party what would Nou
hsvei Nothing . De proud Of. u@ueht"r) We In
yltc contrast only with the Democratic before
the the Democratic party during the war
but the Dcmoc fatlr party since the applause
Now ccnrfmcn ~ Tie Home Market Club II II coul
Ie au hortitlvcly nourccd Tonight officially Iounse
tlnlght that there wa q be- disturbance OF t''
present Industrial ~ the country AMI that h'
financial situation could be managed by the statesmen OF
tie lcpui licar patty. what confidence would coEc Z
every business, centre Of tht> country. tArp,au".
What security would every business enterprise
nui VIVA: rcp0sc ami sati.fict!on would come 10 thf
lab rng incrc - tie country. AM you may put a
qnc,,!on 10 Democrats and Republicans alike aud th'r
,,, be but one answer. tArplausc) Wha; you want
,,,e al else /, scilIncss your business. You do moi
,,n, constant and cyerrccurrins changes. loud ap
p0use)