New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14

casion; notably was this in the case OF
Lincoln and Of Grant, and at the present time
there was found of the great leaders or the
people in the person OF Thomas B. Reed zap
plause), who" said he. told the Southern
Democrats In the House that whether they STOOD
up or not to be counted, he would count them II
they were in their seats" Applause)
Colonel Baxter continued:
The Democrats denounced this. but there came a
time for them themselves to utilize 1t against Re-
pubcans and they didn't hesitate TO do 80. ODE
rsive aushter.)
In regard to the able and patriotic who has
been nominated for Governor. 1 would like to re-
call to your mind interesting incident In the
year 1880. when famine swept over Ireland the
warm-hearted people OF this country sent over
ship loaded with provisions for the relief Of that
impoverished and misgoverned people. The name Oh
that ship the Constellation. and II was at that
for onefourth Of the cost Of loading that great ship
with provisions. and wnen she steamed INTO tne
gratefu people OF tina, prosecuted country. Gap
pause) Therefore the hearts Of our country
men Of Irish birth and OF irish descent are always
touched with the kndliest memories OF the man
who did this noble act Groonsed APPLAUSE a
for months at the Rockaway Beach Improvement
york; and sC %an c6 5ai o be-
and want and suffering came upon the poor peo-
aeg " with hos Door people agreed
to take half Of these esrhcae ana ca.n mem
to take a discount tApplause)
The speaker next commended Senator Lexow
and dwell, upon his brave record daring the
when the integrity Of the Republic was en-
dangered and spoke. amid applause. Of John w.
COT, Of Judge Haight and Of the other men on
the ticket. State and county. in a way 10 call
down round after round Of applause. He dwelt
upon the theft OF the Senate. and said that,
while Maynard the man in that shameful
and villanous transaction, Hill was the master.
Continuing, he Said:
Under Governor Cornell in 1881 we expended IN
1889, N3Io,7o2: under Hin In lss5-s-7-S. sss5s.s os:
under H in 1890 80 nd % Shder
shows that since the administration Of Gov
ernor Cornell we have doubled the running ex-
city government look at the disgraceful condition
Of thievei; and bribery that the Lexow Committee
the finest"-(ssrcasuc laughter levyng
tribute upon gambling houses. upon houses
81 goods '-'a m@n upon eveTybody and doing it.
too under the groestiC ,n.,, Of .vvn the -h law,
upon great steamship lines, who forget to tell
about H. daughter and voice: But he remem-
bered the next day" followed by prolonged ap-
Even all this might forgive. but when 1t
our conscience revolts. and we say: Down with
such an Internal SYSTEM" (Applause)
Colonel Baxter closed with earnest appeal
10 those present TO remember the martyrdom OF
the brave Robert Ross. who died at the hands
Of Democratic thugs in Troy. while defending
the integrity OK the ballot. and called upon all
loyal men to avenge his death on Election Day.
by voting out Of power those who were RESPONSE
bic for X.
There were more cheers then for Republicans
and everything that was Republican, and the big
crowd slowly dispersed feeling. as one enthusi-
hear Mr. Reed. cried. Il wouldn't have missed
IL for ANYTHING"