New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
,,,,,,rt,c,y CLUB MEMBERS HILARIOUS
TINE NEW JUDGE OF THE COURT
OF APPEALS WITH c''EEHS-"iS

,. .,rrr THE NEW JUDGE OF TIE YUM
oy APPEALS WITH cHEERs-nls
RINGING SPEECH
,,o,, he Republican candidate for
r,u"" ,ho Court of Appeals. spent YESTERDAY
'uuse "a ,tr ,ome and early in the evening VS.
qu'e"! r,or League Club house. Inc re''''
- ,n civ election districts were pes''',"e -
- ,r when he arrived. anu d. '"e' ht
$500 and more his election the e"'n"7'"s" ,,r,
ruovr,embers OF the CLUB cl"S'e' 49,, rd
,nor,ased Cephas Brainard was Wv" c,,h
,o,sr accompanied him TO 'hc p.S"' .,,r,eno,d
-, vr partett was recognized on 'he ''' e'"O'
"'. ,,,oues n big cheer went up. Inc 'oo''
" " o,.ded with members. ana as 'he s"'o
o., candidate made his way among '''', r.
49,, ,ires came near being ii'eu co'"p'e a.,
81, Zoo, .'Speech. speech. was 'he cry AIM
hoerirr and applause When quiet was
he said: . .hir enthusiastic
..aooden,od greeting. 10 not know ""a'
anu "". ,, ., such an occasion. really 90 io'
,oso that am expected TO say much 49,,
hare expecting to find you all reJo'c'"s -. I'D
o,,ar Int this reception has uhnlahh'" ' .aa
,hat "a all there IS OF 1t o7oine one O &c.,.
.yyAr YOU will he man hercaiter' a' So' ,.',.t
been heretofore, ana inc ''
prolonged cheers) .. n-o,o
.r, the nortcnts Of victory. now so pr's"'.
,a,or ON in the evening to be wen 'o""D Gin
aorh,less they WILL l can say 10 you ",, tho
.o,.,, that do not feel TO any b''"' 80,
,,,o,ion of victory or the JOY OF triumph.
i -. q sanse OF tho Overwhelming pu'"e"'
and tho arluous duties attache" 10 "''c have
eoo ~ which the people Of this great "'"1' ,,a,
',a mo 7 can only say that have rN'i''~
$780,, IN. frat that my own personality mas ~
en,ered into this contest in me ,ros my Dis
Yes has too ann sppa" to be the standard
nearer in this contest Of the Vlc,1rIo", stand as
in that capacity have ed pen ss tSe subject OF bitter
mendacity in Its vilest form, pu, , have won in
honor to have fought con nnn sD will only
saw that il the time shall sn Gene era~nVor to
take ne,,rar man nor party but to walk IN or e
bath of judicial duty, as Others ma no,n though It
~, NAV ~ be- from afar with unsullied robes WV
ionged cheers and applause. az, following Mr.
Bartiets closing words had not yesnnon OF
some one arose and prop0se on of New york should
he ,rcpa red ana submitted 20 that orgahizan
the Republican Club. and the inotioh "a' wy
wiiam Leary read the returns as tn ,Nr and
handed 70 him by ne R .Sgfs gains brought
fori6 tremendous cheers. one OF the pieas ~ ,he
and cheeriest Looking faces therc was ha Ma crowded
Inns were g C. shame. Mahlon chance Geo'fs
Gunton Cephas Brainerd IT, Nath I,os ieh-
Is. Harper. John w Nroon'ah anu '@''''
Somebody shouted for speech from r., ]oh hne s1 hard
N. .h, nlG
at work ali day at the polls. Mr. smith VINO was
eea,al near Mr. Bartlett arose ana stlh - ,o,r,
~ think Won FOR this greeting. You nave hearu
mo manv times We rejoice together the triumph
seems to be overwhelming. and the Repup"c"' O'"'
l. happy ,...., an, Interesting
inclden, OF the evening by proposing the appoint,
ment OF "A committee " lawyers 10 prosecute ,l.c
authors ~ outraees al the polls committee y, a
many hireiings The announcement IN tne ai'cti,von
pauers regarding the experiences OF John .Sanih'
smith himself in the TIA Assembly District led
10 a call for him To relate his experience. when ne
aid I'm a brief. terse way. He started out IN the
morning 20 place the watchers ana IN spite OF OPP
position by the policemen succeeded IN manning
an of IN. thiriy-slx voting places More than once
he was obliged to go to Superintendent Byrnes for
help and MIR Smith said h. received 1t through the
persons Of Inspectors Williams and McAvoy.
Mr.. smith Views The election Of Mr.. Bartlett as
"A great triumph In Itself He also takes the ground
that The successful showing in behalf Of the Re-
publican state ticket IL triumph OF the Republi-
can party on broad. national lines. lie personally
witnessed. hr said. the evident change OF senti-
ment among wOrklngmcn. and believes that many
votes were gained for the Republican side because
Of the condition ~ Affairs existing ~ this time
among labOring people. as the direct result Of the
success OF the Democratic party at the last annual
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