New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

throng a greeting from William Brookiied. who
was present.
BEFORE THE MEETING WAS FORMALLY
OPENED.
Josenh NcK,lreY entertained for over an hour
the crowd Of people whJ were waiting for the
parade 10 reach the hall lie said he was a
printer and had never made set speech IN MS
life II was easy enough this year for Il tepuo-
Ucan to make a speech; here were plenty OF
things to talk about He was only using up
the time before the boys got down. he ai'
pealed particularly to the workingmeh PT'S''nt
To- vote for their interests. once wheh NJ
had hecn introduced e. meeting. the chairman
presented him as simple joe MchrN'y, ne
then asked the audience II theS unousn, ~,
looked simple" The reason he dldh th'hh ne
w.a simnl. was because when he was WOrNlhS
for the success OF the Republican party h' wa
working for his own interests. lie wanted s'eat'
employment and he had always had IL Deio,r W..
nenocratic party had got into power Many
a laugh echoed through the ha' AT ms iu''t i
stories and his arguments "t'e iI'" ,'
s,ch straight out rOm-the-shOulder way
,hat trey seemed to carry conviction 10
the hearts Of the listening people at one
lie proved to be- most entertaining ,a' nas
a.a W", ~ ro on. when he finished his re-
,,erks he was rewarded with hearty roulu III
applause.
CHASE MELLENS WORDS.
VI viso then introduced Chase Mellen. Mr..
unllen said that the parade was coming anu -
,ras victory on election day. lie wished 10 say
a faw words on National affairs and on S'a'"
and city politics.
Two years ago h. said. IRON Mn,,, ~.
California Democratic shouts went through ,nr
country that tn. Republican party had iuI'II''
its mission ana was dead thnh you WI W., " -,
with M that il is very HN'lY 'orP9'i ,o,s
,,romisoJ many nice things 10y tn" pelh'crhtS'
hut have we got Them! Has the passing. "i "
Wilson bill helped any one 40. w. Wv
Democrtic party has been III power Nm MS
after thirtv-two years ~ Kcpuhlcan rnI'. '"'~
rountrv witnesses what II had never Sr,n Iv'
thirty-two years complete paralysis "' ""S'-
IL then said ho didn't believe hat any on" IN
m. room, could tell what the Democrats meant
by tariff reform. He cQuld" L. ih''' wa" n.'
issue this fail Nj. M"llen sall ana ,"N e,cs,is
whether thcy would hay" honest men - 'I'''.'
- lish,,o.f MON tu fiji n" office IN" pu'@-
ton was the same IN N" STATE a. tn I'D" nv
Don't Let any on" 'r> 10 max l" r. "h..I
;hat MIR I'M is not tn sam" man VINO n'.u
a,.ui,., -f. MAYNARD Conspiracy In l>'l. inc
SNEAKER continued He Is not chaht'" W"
lie will always remain ~" same h'' huS' ~
Ike the leopard. ana De- c9'h.' '.'''h ',,,s.,
a,,ots 4 vote FOR Levi J. Morton '"pIIaus.'
means n vot. FOR = man VINO ~ e''I' ,,,i,,
- Nf. which J., h-s occupied has been OF ihl
~ a 'I i,,..,,-iiv Charles r !axton * IN"
Sam. Kind II "a man. \ man against wh"S'
honor no wor. car be- hroaih"d 'NiPh"S
You hava absolutely 10 'Nrus" i"r ,"S'',' "
,, fnr David T. III n" is -" fr"hm "'
r.nmany Hali in~ uiurder"rs ring ia II"l
ana The lauc ir Iufalo rs h.lilnt /" '.,,
~ ,ascale ont this f,il Won VIII h'IN 10 '''N"
ct,g sing Prison tklplauS~1 There are man
,,i'. mon Du the J. .i..' i''.'. '''' i.'
here are few honest captains 'au' ,'"' 49,,
non. 81 them can do Dis ""', ~, .r.,,,,,,ny
3,T r,,, = ,i,i, over HE head. VIII YOU "h''
az Rncorier TN mar w" inI'Is'' 'i' ~
poticc Justic~ VIC had thni Wv 1T u.s." , 49,,
,tc Other dav. o. IN" man VII" 4" "NIf'-',iE -,
o Of IN. Polio" Department JON" "
Con 49, ~, fn select tho Cormi't""