New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-10
A REPLY TO FRANKLIN NJ VEAGH.

COLONEL CARR ANSWERS HIS ATTACK ON THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY AND POLICY.
From The Galesburg Ull) Republican Register
crowd which filed the room to OVERLOOKING
gathered the Republican headquarters last night
20 listen to the address Of Colonel Carr. who held
the closest attention OF his auditors to the last lie
was frequently interrupted by laughter and ap-
plause. and finished amid the greatest enthusiasm
Following is the speech in part:
Of the Y09ng Mems RsRIeSan S rs
on Inc r 0 ug hn IN nj: social relations is an in
telligent and agreeable gentleman. was nominated
for the position of United states Senator for the
State Of Illinois TO succeed Senator Cuom he mad
ou.ly the vocation in which he had made his fort
une. but was little II at all known beyond ms nIs-
But let US for a moment consider this remarkable
speech The gentleman wishes to ix his status IN
dsfams that which he has ID Here here
there is another question il would be well for you
be relieved Of am sorry to say that cana dij
Of voting !hs RsPuScan ticket whit,
pressing sorrow for the sin of having voted for him
In that city Of Springfield. where every street and
w wn1 i"d sU Of ana
the O. the osT @ the en
And what is embodied in the sin for which Mr.:
S 81, Of having sustained the loyal
hosts the darkest and most perilous times ia tn.
n'Sy and The Of s" S %nen hsy
defeated The sin Of prEydns s r. ,or
his own native State of Pennsylvania when for sig
Ursanz 1ns and Voting supplies in the
army because Republican Senator whose whose. vote
was necessary TO give a majority was prisoner IN
Libby. The sin OF supporting the Emancipation
,s ad the Of haman Sens Tse sin Of
pensionIng our brave defenders and providing for
their f Mr W
heinz 90 Sss
when he hopes to see in Ame ;Ss trade sso az
IF free os as It's %sn as existed in
iowtarin times; in such years as ~. lss 80 tSsS
power two years and during the period tn:
and 'T man nut industries Of the country
WIN take pains to examine the history % 5ss
from which hunger rises unsatshed there Is no
sss for OF PH n IL an he w
any appalling than those Of the last two
In 4. as Of
the hungry snS 9Th the .aryns % on nss1y
ana homes when for the irst time in our history
the gates Of Castle Garden swung outward ana
from Ien anu pestence il seemed as though even 8
Democratic Congress would resnt IN it, mad frenzy
which are the only means of giving employment to
But amid all the horrors Of Democratic asccndsncy
piercing the darkness and gloom comes cry wnss
gives such consolation ana nope as nAve sSNcety
been awakened since the momentous intelligenc3
xppotomattox Congress is about to adjourn Like
now whose senses had beeh made acute by disease.
81. sprang up and suzys n Tss
Campbels are coming" which gave the nret news
OF the attack of the Scotch Hussars which over
came the enemy. the homeless hou:eiess. starv.
INK people OF this country have heard the sosaq
witch proclams the overthrow OF those whose freeo
of oosyer and whose mad ambitions have hlled the
land with woe and the restoration OF those wsD tos
thirty years and more gave enem nops eno NV
neSs and plenty. -