New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-15
DIP. REEDS GREAT SPEECH.
THE WHOLE TOWN TALKING ABOUT IT
YESTERDAY.
IN TWENTY YEAn: TIE EN-sPEAHtt SAYS HE
rAAYED Al COOLER UNION.

rAENrsrNfss ~ WERE p's-
r.AYED An COOPER UNION.
Ex-Snoaker Thomas p Reed Of Maine. whose
great speech nj Cooper | Mon saturday evening
was the talk of the town yesterday. SAID 10 a
Tribune reporter that in twenty years ne hao not
seen so enthusiastic and earnest an audience
1T satisfied me" ne said that the people OF
Ncw-York don't need any stirring mp this fall 10
get them to me polls They are already wide
awake eager 10 90 in and finish the Democratic
PARTY don't believe that any human agency can
prevent the election OF Morton after what sa"
OF the intense determination shown ny the au-
dlcnce last rcht Ii went ahead Of al my previous
experiences IN enthusiasm. Why. they yer" so
loaded up with good. sound Republican ideas. and
~ 0llod ,lth disgust for the Demo ratio party and
its record Of failure that they didn't seem to care
mich whether they listened to me or not Ihey
STAYED until got through. cheering ali the whle'
] shall never forget that great siieho'" Pd"'o"'
assemblago while live.
! the roDubicans or New-Nork needed any on
= ouraeoment they had it IN unlimited quantity in
TIC great nl,oting AMI the tremendous enthusiasm
,,hirh charlctorzed H. Everybody who had not
been able . get In and hear Mr.. Reeds wonderful
snce,h seemed 10 have read and to be comment
ing on u Yesterday. The entirely novel method in
witch h. handled the industrial conditions resulting
from Democratic lnrompctercy in administering me
Government attracted the attention OF newspaper
rra .lers. anl The Trihunc's complete ana aimhd"'
report Of the speech met unStlnt'1 iTdiSe 'i""
friend and Zoe alike Thousands who tried to be
present 10 hear Nj. Reed. but found the big nall
packed 10 OVERLOOKING. although they went away
were delighted 10 find il perfectly reproduced by
The Tribune
. Republican stoch continued to ris" yesterday
Such . remarkable demonstration by the best No'-
Ing element o. thc city was regarded by, Goon
judges oXCcllenj evidence of a deteimih.' pui
pose 10 elect Morton and strong, ana al thclr
associates on The Republican and Anu amman!
ticket. Predictions were freely made YESTERDAY
that Hin and Tammany destined 10 meet an
overw heIning and astonishing defeat.
G. W. Hackitt. Of the Republican State ON
mittec said IN commenting on the speech; !, Va
n superb effort He didn't abuse the i'eihoViH 800 a
hit He simply told the truth about the sllGauoit,
| am heartily glad have had Mr. Rced WIN
rs He smoke to the whole country last night
and in Il way TO set people thinking ,
Ex-senator {. =. Ncdder said: 1T was a woi"r-
f,I piece OF speech making and il will make votes
His presentation Of facts will keep the Democrats
thintino hard from now until after election;
SNEAKER Malby. 1t was mastery en0rt ana on
that appealed TO the reason OF his hearers ana the
public ] think the effect Will be eXcei"nt al Over
ne Tinted states He talked TO the whole country
and what ne said will stay a long time In the minds
i Seaver Page: IL was the finest political speech
ever heard. Mr.. Reeds voice disappointed me ~
uable thing about 1t was the impress OF absolute
Ex-Speaker Reed enjoyed day Of rest at the
home Of his friend Colonel Paine IN West Forty
ninth-st yesterday His daughter is WIN MIN
The lam al Cooper Union was so great on SATURDAY
evening that she could not get into the building
and she heard her fathers mastery effort at great
disadvantage Mr.. Reed will be in the city several
DAYS but his time will be spent in hard Work pre-
pairing speeches for dates after he leaves here Tor
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