New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
DEPEW AMONG THE FARMERS
SUNSHINE FOLLOWS THE RAIN
SPREADING REPUBLICAN DOCTRINE IN
THE SOUTHERN TIER.


ALONG THE ERIE RArLwAY-MR. DEPEW
TOUCHES TIP GOVERNOR FLOWER
DIT TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
Welsyille ~ T. Nov. 1.--Durng Mr. Depew :
trip to-day lie was favored with glorious sun
shine which was a welcome change from the
binding storm Of wind and rain that marked
the progress Yesterday ~ his triumphant tour
through the Southern Tier counties in the great
state or N.w-York on Wednesday he broke
the record not. perhaps. in the number Of
speeches Re made which fourteen. nor yet.
/ perhaps. IN the number of people whom he adj
dressed in All from - 900 TO 10000 on a mod
g. % estimate but taking into consideration the
"a ~ the speeches. which occupied all the
way from ten minutes to half an hour each. and
which left the popular orator with his voice "a
clear and ringing belt nj the close Of this
! remarkably hard days work. But Mr.. Depew
went to far and his friends said SO. too; but
he refused listen To their cntrcaties, and APP
pcarod eager for an almost continuous round Of
"spoll-bindinr as though ho hadn't made a
speech In year. When he arose this morning
though. it was different Standing In n draught
on the rear platform Of MS car 80 many times
gave him a somewhat severe cold. and he was
hoarse ana his throat ANNOYED him bit.
Il am really afraid" sad he that Il con
t'nu" this sort Of thing mu'h longer my voice
Will b" useless f'f month and even then
viii not have srf'ici'nily recovered myself
lie had scarcely said this when the baro ~
bugles and the roll - drums fell upon his ear
and shaking on hts gloomy forobDling abou, the
danger 10 his voice he on his f"et. Exc a
wcll-driiled c1valryman. into the saddle once
NOR" with the a'"r'n"'7 = an athlete nd thun-
dering away az fr'' speed against the Democratic
enem}' as d'H 'i' d'Sh'nF sheridan hinS'N III
IN" Sh'1Andoah NA'''F 'niTty years ago Sonic
10" or other IN tn" excitement II the fray Mr.
D"p""s spoon seemed - return his hoarse-
r"ss DISAPPEARED ana his voice and gestures be-
came as melodioGs ana graceful ana his words as
convincing as ever People wondered at this re-
mark"hl" exhibition - phNsich endurance. ana
after his '"eifth speech to-day h" was Sti'' In
""'n good ''rin a. '''an 'hat man IN IN"
crown s"''''''
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whom was n boy went through Wavcrley and
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