New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
RAIN DID Not STOP THEM.
MORNINGSIDE REPUBLICANS WENT TO
HEAR CONGRESSMAN QUIGG.
THE cr1-u TURNED OFT ~ FORCE AND GAVE
HIM A g. EDIAI WEI.coME-AN Address
FULL OF coon POINTS

Full. OF coon POINTS.
The Morn.ncsllc Republican club last nght nein
It's arst meeting since ;he summer vacation. at NO.
1906 acvonth-ave.. AMI had an Informal tax from
Congressman Quga. Ever since certain members
Of the club had heard Mr. Quigg speak AT the con-
ference Of the West Side Republican ''up the!
had wanted him to speak before them TOO Last
night they delayed only long enough 10 chooSc
unanimously their first three honorary members
Governor McKinley OF Ohio: William BroOkneld. of
New-York and General Arson q. McCook Iheh
Chairman James King Duffy introduced the guest
OF the evening. the pioneer Of success IN the us
trict and its redecmer from the Democracy
Mr. Quiee was received with III" utmost corui-
atty by the Morningsiders both before The meeting
and after IT, During his speech they were all at
tcntion. It was ably delivered, sometimes win
almost dramatic effectiveness; was iuii OF soou
points and held the interest Of his auditors Tor
speedily passing hour punctuatcd by frequent "p
plause. II was something to have come through
the tempest Of last evening to hear any speech
but the peop,e OF the Morningside cub apparently
had no cause t. regret their drenchng.
Mr.. ouigg began with happy allusion 10 the
clubs name. with its figure Of youth and hope ana
energy These the qualities. he said which
had so recently overcome Democratic majority
that seemed desperately formidable III the NNIllh
When the Democratic party came INTO power on
lit was first time since the days OF Lincoln tnat
they had been in a POSITION to pass law r.,
three functions of the Government. but not I'LL Iast
March has ihci" power been supreme III was aiso
time that the younger generation OF Not'rs
had al "A chance 20 see the Democracy when II hal
really shown itself in its true coors To point the
finger at 1t is OF cruelty. The whole truth IS
toe much to tell We must remember that l'eno.
Gratis are Americans are. one eXpTcsSloh az
least Of our Anglo Saxon civilization. We can ="
moderate and still serve the ends OF Justce' ! ~
sentiment of the entire country IS against thcHl.
1t is not for MIR. Cleveland 10 Cenounce the sen
ate nor for the Senate to denounce him. 49,,
Tho giimpscs OF Congress and It's ways as given Dy
the speaker of the evening. an eyewitness. M
with especial appreciation. Wilson declIlng u was
all YOU want: the vagares of German ana - bri'Il,
and the President. with his poetic license hs pig
As the moon all came In for their snare Oh III"
fun ,,,.. t, NJ o,,l,g
IAN act to smash industry AMI protect uusts
know no better ,rzat!On of It, IL - ho'nh6
els: II IS neither free trade nor projection. ne
Mckinley tariff consistent apI.nCi'ioh ~ q
Louisiana and the fruit Of California ana W.
mines OF the West. We took fo0d care oi ,,.c
American workman whenever ana WhetrT,trl W.
c,ud find him Wilson believes IN the icNenhs .,
y,ages-the wages OF Europe ami the wages 81
..Un saws +, is a height from which to shell ne
"a INNS of the trusts" said the 81 aKer. I-e. W.
Sugnr Trust or the Whiskey Irus' hhsM'r w. ~
He is shelllng AMI ne VINO Nv '.-Ih? ~, az, a.,
r,ages of Yesterday, and We know that We are
"'c,Sc.chcs we're aiso made by Julson Lawson ana
others Among the wel-known E'pu3HcanS pr'S
ent were J. : Lehmalcr. Niiliam l."hty' ",Jo'
v.,i,'m p'Iu,l-y oscar Iion.tadt, stephen NJ An
W.-.,r rank Langley and T. McCorinick the
ofucers OF the Mornings!lc cub are. Iie.li'm,
lame K.nc Duny. vice president D. - Fia'''s'.'
recording secretary. T. .. 'owr' hi,anC'"' S''''
iary. J. J. Neyanl; treasurer. K Jackson