New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
BE1OICING EEPUBLICANS.
, p,xorrr TO THE WORKING LEADERS
IN MASSACHUSETTS
SENATOR noAas HAPPY REMAEKs-Lh'SSoNs of
THE LATE Election POINTED OUT
rrv 1rtzonApu TO THE TEibCNF.'

NJ, II About 900 OF the leading hepuoii-
49, -, tho state united tonight In a comp'in.n.aiy
ha,ouot TO the executive ofiicers Vi ,ns n.
t.rttce-Colonel Samuel T. Winslow. chair-
''"'e ,.o q Ratshesky. secretary Everett
man chairman OF the Executive Committee;
colonel George y. Carpenter, treasurer anu "eos
II LYMAN chairman OF the fhia'ce Co"'"'uo'
Tho dinner was given at the American fiouSe Inc
Committee of Arrangements consisted OIL r'ahe's
II h,,,ato, of Peabody; Walter CLIFFORD OF New
,r, I,ronl, y Gouldfrg. OF Worcester; Lar
Lin ~ TrulI of Lowell: George Il. BILLINGS OF bos-
ton and Edward c. Mansfield. OF Boston. mere
wore presen men representing hearly every seN''o"
of the State including Senator fioar' e"-'iayor
Hart William c. Lowering, Of Taunton; ex-Mayor
Wipslow. of Worcester; General George 5. Merrill
or Lawrence: George f. Draper. of Hopedaie
David W Farquhar, o. Newton; Arthur II. "hham
of Maiden; George L. Meyer, oil BOSTON, "eorse H.
Allen of Lowell Ex-Governor brackett' Mayor f-'-
I'M H. Hayes, of Lynn; senator stephen oailspury'
of Worcester; Senator John J. Kenrick OF Cape
cod. senator William b. Lawrence. Of Medford;
C..orca r. Eillings OF Boston, Albert f. Burrage OF
pos,or. lanes C. Iach Of Brdgewatcr; Colonel
Ron & Loyett Of weymouth; J. Otis Wardwel OF
Haverhill: Congressman Randall, eX-Alderman Cush-
ing BENJAMIN +. Campbell, Henry a. Thomas'
Henry f. Turner, OF Maiden; Senator l-awton KEEP
rcscntatvcs Bliss and Tuttle. OF Dorchester; Rep
rcsentatve I.ovett. Of Boston; George t. BILLINGS
Arthur s Kneil and James a. Larkin Of Westield;
rudpe Kennedy. OF Newton, and Senator Henry
Parkman, of Boston
Ex-Governor Long presided His speeches were In
,he happiest vein. Chairman Winslow, the first
sneaker described the methods Of the campaign In
humorous and dignihed manner. and was repeatedly
cbeered Senator Hoar. who was unable, by reason
-, tho session OF Congress. take part in the cam
nalcn made an excellent speech Senator Hoar
said, In part:
Tnc,e is bat criticism to be made on the recent
elections. IL complaint which our Demo-
at
rinitcrng tn oo,crai,nt. When che vote counted
ON Tuesday of last wc,i seemed to be quite I'M
necessary surplus. The method Of the Republican party
4, tho method OF the Oil town meeting. 1t II the
uctho! % the Old town meeting whore 1t was born'
from which IL derives its principles and in which II
finds it, mo1.I When occasion Gomez. rs mcn'hcrs
consult ~ equals equals without dieafion,
without BAPTISM manipulation and without sub
mIscon The method OF the Democratic party Is the
method Of the plantation. where 1t was bonn from
which II derives it, principles, aud IN which 1t nn1s It's
rr,,. 4 few politicians get together In back oNc",
one 0. them the latest m'ssigc from Warrington,
tn, result is ANNOUNCED thns Is all settled b'ios-
hand the whip cracks delegates gather and TIE can
dlGate picked cut beforehand Is nominated by Oh oNcr-
whening majority.
In thcs, Cleveland times. when our factories are
running on Cleveland hours. and our wotkingmen ore
earning Cleveland the main object aud duty OF
the people Of Massachusetts, view OF the recen cleo
ton 1, to let rulers Washington know how they
liked IT, Mo. " YOU been rici constant ond ul-
nlnohlng Republicans. There ar others who lelt u'
last year they had got c of tie sanfncss and
tamcasS OF po-p,rity Like Jc-huron, they "Na\ei
fat and kicked" 50 they coaclul d they wanted
change and tlcy also have iolaci In telling Us how
thoy like Il.
IIr Hoar said Of the men for whom Republicans
voted at the last election:
They stand for sound ,tlne; they stand Tor good
government: thcy stand for safety and purity In the
home: they Tor youth. wcll-cdueate1 ana MI
t.rud they stand Tor an dollar they stand for
an equal citizenship; they stand for honest ecths
they stand for honest wages. they stand for keeping
the American narSct for American Labor; the, stand Tor
fire. Iublc.sc hoo-. open 60 al the children and III" from
tartsaa and fe,taran control; they stand Tor The pro-
b. fon %, the fch, ~ National citizenship By IN" es"F'
ton OF the fullest power Of national authority Tor
these thing, make up Rcpubcansm. To stand for them
e., 70 be Republicon To stand against them Il to be a
Democrat. tAwplnuc)
Earnest speeches were also made by Ex-Governor
uracket, Mayor Hayes. l.. G. Benton secretary
Ra,shesky John Winslow, OF New-fork' ana
others.