New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

speech al though 1t was the first ~ OF his journey
AS he about to begin his speech at A'oca IL
opened a dispatch which was handed to him. anu
after reading H. said: "1f you want to KNOW what
that telegram said ! will tell you. IL says Simply :
All serene: going TO carry the State without
u doubt Yes We are" he continued, ana you
have only TO look around and see the OLD shele'o"
OF Democracy which the leaders Of that party are
carrying around with the wind whtstling through IT,
d.aughterJ You can fool all the people some OF the
time and some Of the people all the time as i|hcoi"
said. but you never fool all the people all ''e
time. (Ireat appauseD We are going TO lSht Oh
both feet next Tuesday with a dull thud daush'er'
and viii down on the Democratic party
when we land" applause,
Atnany OF the stations along the way where no
stops at all made crowds had gathered anu
looked not being able TO &c, more than RAPID
glance az their fayorite. the special car 'abro
sped by lie had to leave the car at Bath ana Walk
about Nifty yards platform which had peeh
erected in front OF the home Of Ira Davenport WHO
ran for Governor OF the State In 1885, Mr. Daveh
port advanced from the steps, and also sherman '"
Rogers OF Buffalo. and welcomed the great Ike
publican spebinder. who grasped his hand Warmly
while the crowd sent up mighty cneer' WIFI"
aroused the inmates Of the Old Soldiers Home ABOUT
d mile away and they came trooping down III DE-
tachmcnts to swell the crowd Among other things
Mr.. Depew said:
DO you want to know why am only nifty years
old? Well II is because never miss any nun wren
IL s around and l have had more fun since mi mi
campaign began In hearing about Flower ana mn
and so forth daugh!er,. and demoshng what ht
had to say. than ever had before In my me-
ResaTdng all me talk about m ,bs ISme viii
say this much, that | never knew man to take
5000 into Wall Street and double 1t in week tnn
a man to ind an oil well or a mine on his farm
that It did not ruin him from the sudden n ng
who have got a farm or have got factory, OF
/ ipbe cd gho
college. and before they have had exPerience with
hnd wha do they they haye %ny aztec they
their grief they look over the business and they
say We'll. the old gentleman evidently was an
able for his opportunities, but then he never
had college euca tion and If he had studied John
stuart Mil and Adam Smith and the books on po-
ltcai economy why he would have been Nander
S S S Ssd4y the S asy 70 G work
father and in about year they are All wrluns
letters TO me wanting S to know rain, % the rn
trail Railroad. d.aughter) ,
experience In the last election. have a high re-
spect for the heorist. only 10 not want tneofls
Road. daughter have high regard for the
heorist but do not want thsoTs, to Son pr r
locomotive engineer. ! would have fellow no
the bushes ;. a Tar r
trated in a little incident that occurrcd G Wnrn
was the professor OF physics. and physics Include
what is known as optics am visual ansI.s ih, e.,
II az all and ne felt that he in danger OF being
expelled His was right over the professor $
SO he took up the carpet cut out about 1901
square Of the boards In the nocr. cut about
two inches square out OF The lfths and bored q
little hole about twice - h,s as INC htta.
of A pin Then he put MS eye TO una
hole which right over the proi.SSoi ;
desk and there he the professor write t,h
questions. he got thos" questions ne
sirply had the book ana get IN" zen
answers instead OF having two volumes crammei
into his head which he could not 10 and h" passed
such an examination that hc received medal
Now that was practice that was experience.
cloud applause
The train slowed up al Corning. but no speech
was made here. and IT was the same way az FL
mira In both OF these places. however lhfg"
meeting had been held on the outward trip