New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
CHEERS FOR THE TICKET.
REPUBLICANS OUT IN FORCE.
AN ENiIIt- -SIASTIC MASS-MEETTNG IN
COOPER UNION.
SPEECHES by CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEw, ELIHU
ROOT, II. c. ROBINSON. w. II. ARMOUR,
S Y T. CRUGER AND Join {. SMITH.

The Republican campaign ended glori-
ously last night at the Cooper Union. and the
enthusiasm of the kind that is known
only at Republican meetings. The walls of the
hall hardly had ceased to reverberate with the
voices of the well-known Germans Of this city
who met To denounce the nomination of Isaac II.
Maynard. when they were made to resound
again by the volume of cheers which went up
frCm thousands of throats in response to the
words of Republican ora tors who told the Re-
publicans present what their duty was in this
campaign. To all Of those carping critics who
have been trying to make people believe that
the Republicans in this campaign were not sin
cere. the meeting of last nignt was a complete
refutation OF the Tammany Hall charge.
Seldom has there been held more successful
meeting. either in point of numbers or en-
thusasm. in this city. 1t was the last mass
meeting Of the campaign under Republican au-
spices 1t was big meeting In every sense OF
the word. Those who took the advice of The
Tribune yesterday and went to the hall early
obtained seats. but those who reached there
many minutes after the doors were opened were
lucky to get inside of the building. The meet
ing under the management of the Republi-
can County Committee. Men well known In
the county organization and men known prom
1nently throughout the state ana tne country
were there. Their names appear among the
lists OF vice-presidents and secretaries.
The doors Of the hall were thrown open at
1880 o'clock. At that hour an immense crowd
Of men and women filled the street. and when
the policemen duty stepped aside from the
doors there was rush for seats. The early
corners got the best seats. An excellent band
had been secured to entertain those who came
ri fba .aff called order
There delay of few minutes after the
the hour set for the opening of the meeting
owing 10 the difficulty which Colone! s V. r.
Crugcr thes hartman. and Elihu Rootswho was
To- be the first speaker. experienced in getting
through the crowds and into the hall. They
received warm welcome, however, when they
finally appeared on the platform
OPENING THE MEETING.
John Sabine Smith. the chairman Of the Re-
publican County Committee. called the meeting
TO order He had to wait for minute or 50 ar
ter he stepped to the edge Of the platform be-
fore he could be heard. When quiet had been
secured he said.
We are fighting this year the same heht which
We have been fighting, ior years iiut the Split
is glorious one. on behalf OF the Republican
County h%v % M the s, honor r q
men in this city. colonel :. V. r. Crug~r.
Colonel Cruger was loudly cheered when he
stepped to the reading desk In response to the
vote electing him as the presiding officer OF the
meeting. He said:
Mr. Chairman. Ladies and Gentlemen on behalf
Of The R"pnDlicsn County committee welcome s me
campaign. They will be presented by several Of
Is q novel Never In the history Of the State
has political party dared to place man con
election =" to '' an oce for which isaac @ H. Maynard
Is candidate \ great many men Of opposite politi
Edward r Bartlett for the Court Of Appeals
Bench and when they see the excellent list OF
and county Ticket there is no doubt that many Of
them will vote the straight Republican ticket Gap
piause)
At tho close Of Colonel Crugcr's introduc-
tory remarks. James w Hawes. who had
been elected secretary read the list Of vice
presidents and secretaries This list was as fol-
lows:
vcc presidents: L. T.. Morton. willi1m NJ. Evarr.
Jo-cph II. Choato Jacob II. schir Thomas C. Plat
jess Segman. Joc II. Erha-dt II e. Eahncstock. Noah
Davis. william Hrockhcd. Gercril Horace Porter H.
Armour. Ellhu Root Samuel Thomas Daniel t., Rollins.
Jane. Phillips. IT,. W n. 7. IIughc. John Sabn smith,
Thomas c. Acton. wntolaw Reid. william c. Eob.ri-
Richard x. Sheiion. Henry Hail Frank Tlfori Darh :
Walton Charles II. wchL. william II wbb. W seward
webb. Charles T.. Iannond J. :. Lchwaicr. D.ni,
~ q. W. UNm Mirtlh, Not"f n 'Fr n en-.
John Cockerill. John \. Slcichcr. John H. Gunner
j. Thomas -toarL-. \. J. Cnnncyrr. Jacob H. Simn~
Lcnucl T.. Quigg James W Have, william Icsry Jane.
L. shcncld. Henry Gra"c Rudolph Eubcns Richard
Butler Charles II. Treat. Joseph VI. Dou- J.. Porte
rran'lle T.. navcs. stephen W. Roach G. c. >haync
II. ~rcmain. \. NJ. uni'rhnl. Il. T. Wed
Dr. T.. !. Palmer. A l.. Merriam Groc-ll
\ T.. Kcichum u. Mclean Frank 49, iancrd C. H. Plee
Chaunccy ". DepcN. Cornelius y. Bliss, Il. \. McCurdy
IT, Grand B Cannon. John \. stewart J. Picront Nor
gan Henry VI. flascr. Henry Ccws. Henry y. HYDE.
George Bliss Henry l.. Eirsein. John Clarm frederick
Tappen. william T.. Clvi'. VIII am L. Strong Horace
Russell Brayton Ives. Thomas L. James Jacob NJ. Ihtter
Henry W. cannon. 'corec w Turner samuel >oni
helm Samuel D. Style John Ici,cnwchrr job T.. n gcs
Charles +. Brudcr. Robert T. Porter Alexander Caldwell
Martin H. Heal"y FIeierick >. Gibbs II. Charlie,
rimnn George W. stephens Bernard BlqIn. Mich.
acl kcrwin. Hugh coleman, william -. Derrick,
Biri,cyc Brakeman, Abraham Gruhcr. Matthew {. D.
Borden. Henry L. Burnett John T.. Mholnnd Mich
oas Fish. Samuel Colcord, j. NJ varnun. ''easr' G. H.
r. COILS. Henry Il DE Mnt. G. II. Dcnison, =. c.
Toun .burv, william Dowd. John l.. y. Hunt william
n Ten Eyck. Foster Cpdtc,. j. Romllnc HFown. f. B
Hin-dslc samuel J. Campbell VIII am j. ''a-kciI
william Jay SchcnclIn Robert NJ. .alaway, =. Open
hcimc Henry {. Backus. Ellis H. Roberts rd carroll,
William y. Hoag. Il. Conkling. joel W. Mason.
Edward Lautcrbach J. T. Van Rcns''ner. {. \.
Peabody. jr.. Cornelius Van Cott r. Van R"ns'cl'er
FLOYD Clarkson. John j. Clancy. 'haH'S A.
Flommcr. J. r. Davies. George Wiley Robert 6ordoi
Edward B Harper Vernon II. nrown Jchn j. s,"'cn-o1
d. u. ST. j. Roosa. Robert Dunlap. william IL Rock
wood General John Coleman Colonel William C. church'
Meyer >. I-aacs. \. ID. Juilard, :" f. rent
A. W. Kingman, George Montague 'Nflc
tarrcau, Ralph n. Ellis, Clarence W. Mra''
c. y. Bovee IT, Jane, Tacott. benjamin Ludaihgto''
David Mllliken jr, John X. Van Wormcf he''s
L. sprague Frank II. Plat Luther kount1e ii"rh
\ Camp william II. oedncy. o. r. 1. HillhsH'
Henry f.. Howlind. Ernest Hall. Li-renafd stewart
william IL Arnoux T.. \. McAmn "ooao"''
Iangion Edwin Einstcin Alexander I. M'son. Charles
A. Taintor, j. Adrancc Bush John X Oiry, "eo's' Ia
SHIELD N. william H. Bellany David Mitchell L 'ohy
King l.. NJ. stanton. l.. l.. Van Allen fe''Nai n"nhe'
Joseph b. Boomingdalc, Paul ID. Cfa'ath 'ha'ies f'"
and John II. Dos Passos.
Secrct1ric--wIam w. (iaham, Wiilam nU'"''
William r. Patterson Francis Mtilanc FrrderieN hl''
Joseph T.. Jardinc william h Burns 'M"f@h'n W.
Greene Frank c. Langley Walter D. Clirk Dava Lewis
Frank T.. De Mott, George w. Ltti' "iha" J."
Eirch, Or,m &. Frost. Edward H. "o''''
lame. w >uten Robcrt Todd IIIland Flow
ers Julius NJ. Mayer, Jared e. b"a"ih' Jr.'
Walter Coz, Henry W. Farmer. Frederick H. Maf'h'i'
Frank d. Pavey James Il. 1owns'ni y. NJ. 'rahaal'
Theodore 7. Ravlor H. A. Matthews, Jo-hu' T. faston.