New-York tribune., 1894-03-02

| true Repubcanism. We outside observers are noS
Ignorant CT the difficulties you men o. tae nsM
to say. your btteres. rialigners ard most viruent
s 95e % h0s 20 profess the ane sns
| be standing shoulder TO shoulder with you IN .
however % be no fear that such tradueng wlll wsrx
/ permanent injury and for time these vape:ings
want but will in the sunlight Of honest achievement
sink like Tasnlat,c msts back to the pools end pua-
am not here TO euiogize the chairman OF your
Executive Committee-he needs it rot for his work5
George Bliss and he is a discerning man, Truly the
ely and State need more OF such am1it0us 81 nf hs
city he loves to do and dare while his calumniators
community into such political force as shall crush
Tammany into deserved oblivion If such be Mil
hollands anhition-and he has no otner-then an
the ends he aims at are mis- country's his Gods and
truths, and ii he fails he falls a blessed martyr
G'roonged cheers
MR. Mu.HoTLAND CALLED ON.
Repeated calls had been made for Mr.. Mlhoand
and when finally called upon by the chairman 70
speak. he received with tremendous cheers.
He said:
\ came all the way from Buffalo to SEQ
what the political situation IN this city was. his
name will not be mentioned, but when he saw wnat
meeting we had her tonight he expressed the
essiiy exnlaiied This is a movement OF the people
NOT Of a few rich men. But sreat MISTAKE Is
League are. a body. against this me-" organlza-
Ion. II poll o. that clup were 70 be taken today
poll OF "A few members. but OF the l,oO mems
bers Of the cub-a majority would be in favor OF
ago by a weli-known Republican that although this
movement had a com ncndabe Object it had no
names of great men connected with il. That may
be- true. but has OF new blood, ana that.is
what is going TO regenerate the Republican party
this new movement We haye had enough OF sroa,
names We have sought to conjure ~ votes with
them but in vain CApplanse) 80. .,... q,
What the kepu5Acan parry IN tnis city nGao1 ,a rs
and 10 sf t5 dGTn n % 59 ng n Pe p rs e oe s6ss
Il can get along wnout me pope II IS toe TIE , ~
great names Every great party has dlscoyerci
this, and great party l. only great so long az
with the peope Of this country Is not If mans
ances tors came over In tGe Mlyrower hC, " ne
lee, II his flther cane in a CunIri s.aaln,np and
IN the steerase n.aushterJ III.
Republican parry in me iast few years tell You
the Republican parry IN th.. NAton sStte ana @ Gi,y
from the T ain American. everyday people i h1s
been getting 10 DE the parry Of the rich people
Many men wonder at tine size and enthusiasm OF
meetings al this season OF the year wnsn pol-
ngs like this in size and earnsstness have been hHId
all over the city ever since the 9r.a. anu -Machins
means that the people are aroused; and that the
voters who are not at the pGcH and & G oi sw
siderng the question Of what is the matter with
h e matper in their own hands This new move.
ment is not seeking to humiliatc any Republicans.
are trying to do is 70 get back into our ranks men
who riShtfully belong. there. and who would be
sented cloud cheers.)
Mr Mholland gave brief historic review show
| Ing how the people Of all nations have from tlmo
to time taken matters In their own hands when
the in power far forget the masses as to
attempt to get without them. He dwelt with
especial emphasis upon the splendors Of Athenan
democracy unqer Percles. whom he called the
Thomas jefferson Of antiquity He advised his
hearers 10 have patience. especially urging upon
them be patient with the conservative Republi-
cans. and recalling the fact that George Wash
ingtOn did indorse Patrick Henrys first out
pourings OF patriotic fervor against Great Gritains
tyranny.
After some singing the meeting adjourned.