New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
r,11Rry.FIvE SPEECHES IN TWO DAYS.
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nov,or " v Nov when Chauncey NJ pepe"
arose this morning he looked tired ana wear
and drew the attention o, me thlte' i'eS'
portor 70 the fact that he had np 10 'n"' .'''',
N ado thirtv-fve speeches since setting o"' '
Xon.vort wednesday morning He says he had
no idea OF what was expected OF MN WIZ" "
state Committee invited him TO make ms UP
To be SIRE ne said. he allowed TO take 'ooh
al the schedule OF all the places where NJ ha '''
booked FOR speeches. but IN many cases Inv a.
r,nqeu.nt was overriddcn. and the tram pu"eu
nm a, almost every crossroad on the line OF uaNe''
rbcre crowds seemed TO have sprung up as II U!
magic -,
W. To,au s,ovol at jamestown last night. where
the Urges, meeting he had addressed so far ha'
ga thered to hear him. and no sooner was '"'
meeting oyer than about a score OF direreh' PEI
sons who tad handsome homes In the F'li'H
actually fought with each other for IN" p'',"'
~ having n social visit from the famous raiiroah
,Ior, ovor - IL were to last only a few
minutes II was In vain that he begged ana
nIeoled extreme fatigue; those people were Cd
duratc They mad 10 have him, or some Oh '"'''
had and SO. when he was able TO get away ana
return TO his car. II was Ions past mihnlsh'. NJ
got no early and was soon speeding along on ms
way 10 Buffalo. which was 70 be reached al :
o'clock
Tho frs, stop today AZ Conewango. Trip
% about FORTY minutes from jamestown, "here
a large crowd had assembled 10 greet MN ann
sent NJ rousing cheer as the train steamed
into the station It glorious morning. Ihere
had been "A pretty sharp frost the night before.
AMI the checks Of the laisr~and lasses az well
were fresh and rosy looking they listened to the
noted orator. and laughed heartily at MS jokes
He said. among other things:
When I think my fellow-ctizens. that We are
nov almost five hundred miles from the city o.
New-York and when | pee as much "nthuS'asm
herr IN proportion 20 We sian hsmones in
eyitable that YOU are all proud o; being ciuzens
81 this popular ana impera ,p both The
are resolved that US eoNern'nSehuu' ~ .aJan a.,
state and National branches. SHAH be taSen ou,
or Incompetent. or both and placed IN me hs"p'ns
o; capabl" and patriotic Repubhcans III 'he III
Tbis gorions s'rs shiny mornluc is a good ausury
that the rising sun OF Repubhcansm NH sNlne
Sa xion and Two years from next Tuesday the
National Government Will fall hack orc" more
.nn r.s,dro ne supremacy Of the aas and
transmitted To those priceless liberties 10y VIZ
ANA speal,ing or that Civn War, would Ike 70
AL whether YOU know that the cost to 'hs coun-
has boon greater than the ocean OF tr"asur" We
var FOR The salvation Of the luton? Friends OF
my friend senator iIill have said that ne Is n
martvr lie is not a martyr not bit OF 1t as yet.
but he will he "A martyr after election. u.aughter)
He says he is running IN this canvass 10 save MS
party. hut that - unnecessary. for you cannot de-,
stro, the Democratic party: II You could it would
have been done during the war The OLD Demo
cratic party Will exist as long as there Is sin IN
this world tRencweI laughter | would liz" onr
Republican brethren on Manhattan Island. who
are nShting such a glorious battle against such
trcrn. ndous odds. and who going to win in
that battle. to 50" what hav" seen during the
past two days. II they had IT would make ass,r-
au,e ,oubly For then they would he made
aware personally what they know only now by re-
port that the whole Stat" Of New York Is on fire
for Morton ana Saxton and the principles for
witch they stand. applause
Cherry Creek was the next meeting and here
another teu-ninute speech made from the
platform Of tn" car. Crowds could be seen hurry
ing along the country roads. and when the parting
cheers were raised and the train pulled out Of the
station the people were still coming and looking
sorry and disappointed as Mr.. Depew took off his
hat end waved goolb,
After a five-mnute speech at Pine Valley AMI
fifteen minute speech At DAYTON. where large
crowd had gathered. the train continued on its
way 10 Buffalo.
Hamburg " T.. Nov. Large crowds were
waiting at Gowanda when the train arrived there
Mr.. Depews voice. clear AMI ringing. echoed over
the neighborug hills. and the answering cheers
Of the crowd as tho train resumed it's journey al
most drowned out the whistling OF the engine and
the putting OF the steam. and even the irlns of