New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
rrN MINUTES FOR A SPEECH
,.rp,r HARRISON ADDRESSED COCO
VOTERS AT ALBANY.

.., TINE WAS SHORT. BIT HE DELIVERED A
,,xcvavr CRITICISM OF DEMOCRATIC IN
efficiency AND PREDICTED RE
PUBLICAN VICTORY.
inv TELEGRAPH To THE TRrpuxr1
.u.rv Nov FIX President Harrison had 7
H"arniacent reception here to-day and made
.,ce,lent Republican speech. He his
." from New-York to Indianapolis. but consented
.a,ress the voters of Albany County for few
Is on the political issues OF the year.
,..-su Ma:her and George l.. Stedman. OF this
M mo, him at PouShkeensie as members OF Re-
,,,n Committee. and escorted him TO Albany.
l"nral Harrison was travelling In the Southwestern
,,,,,os on tho arrival Of the train here 1t was de-
,a5 for n few moments IN the yard OF the Union
,,,or Station. while General Harrison pre-
,o3 n about 900 voters of lbany. who had assem-
,,d in the yard see him and 10 hear him make
. short speech There were present to greet him
,,avo- Wilson Postmaster Warner, General Cleaves.
-. C,oyernor-elec, Of Maine. who was scheduled 10
dress the Republicans here tonight; George y.
so.bvick the Republican candidate for Congress;
,,.a,s 7 Rurlingame the Republican candidate
49, n,s.rict- Attorney; Henry {. hewitt Arthur l..
,,srsvs and other prominent Republicans. General
harrison was cordially greeted by all those named.
,d was then conducted TO the rear platform OF the
last car Of the train. where he welcomed with
.rsmsndous applause by the assembled thousands
.. Albany's population. Clifford ID. Gregory the
chairman Of the Republican County Committee.
,r,roduced him General Harrison spoke as fol-
lows:
Fellov-citizens OF the City Of Albany; As You are
stes and II am to speak TO You at al had better
n at once you also knSW Sa 10 is nn po os E
holding up of the Southwestern Limited on this
great railway is very serious offence and we VII!
say TO take advantage of every instant OF this ten
minutes. am CAD TO say word in the presSsnce
y behalf Of a party that is constantly adding to is
m glad 10 fgy w0rt here "a, 4 1isn
With whom was but recently associated In pubic
Office and who know Will soon De res' ohnars .,
he city Of Albany. Ohe crowd gave three Gheers1
gentleman VINO represents Or Of the asirlcss
q this state & reported 70 have s;id a, wSSi hi
s,rr sound reasons for being Democrat The hrst
that h P2gy as ne na tbpSsSt So
because they all voted that way when we m, nad ia
iSdTShi his party was in favor OF free trade as
they had talked that way for long time me thlru
wa, ,na n absolute control Of ,he black by the
White men. The fourth was that he was OPPOSE
sion Of Congress hat ne i0nhd 'na , 10, ,hev mad
refused pass the Free Silvei pill that 'hen i
I se ar anvhing so far as he could TIL and that
hey hal adopted Reed rule Wneers, maj na NAN
said 10 his fellow Democrats: Il am syn lem x
cra, bu, don't want any one 10 ask "'e why
'APpaqps USE -.. 80 friends have not made very
good reputation for the past few years IN manag-
ing the affairs of this great country IM r,
rary 'a could face the people after what they had
done with the tariff question MEw M 1bs1say@s
into position 10 make the statement , o, AR,
csve1d true prGphecy iGr party SO that It
viii not have to face thcm u,aughter- a ana !
srs Of Mi his eoSnry were sadly be
the party did not have the cspae Tf
s sSt ~ 70 then NANCE are C she rna"'eS
n9i here 0 the aRe'Gs s MAKE S snf few
eestons that will explain the calanties ina. r.
Teen visited upon their wtb the Govern
ment They have not been resppons9ie '%T ,i tne
conduct Of public affairs snSs g affair In nnce ho%
gave up control Of IT. think their attempts 10 20
,as as 0 Would aha result t" If thsl great and
navigator. Christopher Columbus. should altemp'
take c9nr9l OF w 9ne Gi S %oua take Columbus
than Ave years 10 learn me ropes as our our
insrs except he hawsers with which they tie-up
10 The dock SO IT is with our friends cheers IN
dious delav which has characterized their business
sdminstration Of this country ma Nv T" dsasnr
during the last eight months. the Democrats nave
been experimenting with public affairs ,.s, oo,-
oo,rse who has not felt tn" pinch OF hard times?
Where the merchant who has nos Sen c lS
who has no. seen his securities diminish? mere
is tho laboring man who has nos seen ms INV sll
this simply that some gentlemen VINO hafe
theory experiment with IL IN ire Tsi com
nercisl agencies. the statistics o, commerce ara
show that IN lsg2 this country stood upon the hleh
pinnacle o. prosperity prosperity shared by an our
people The workingman had employment a, b lar
wages mills were running every nsiness "S Vas
was fun hope. and every line o. ousl r f,roes
since when no business prospering ana etolS
wondering Thet bsTo n Zines ' were Over
MANY OF the savings were cNna listed ailu ~
families anx'ounhy a~ snow WEE II they shall
be comfortably provided FOR - u, haye q IN
Van: Nov" my shis 0ve,ber at least to stop this
crusade II YOU choose Republican for Ioverm"
.bs ms TO- baIt declared once and for all upon
this destructive blight when mas come ''e '
asd now thank you for your kindly eTee'ns
ard Will leave this message ~ %ieh ne result this
Noyemb"r SO great so mighty. that these men 81,
who have trng T'h the e iSes sop p all n''e'
cs,.ral Harrison departed westward by the
Southeastern Limited Il few moments af'er inc
close o, his speech. -. ,A,
A gigantic Republican mass-mee'ns mere ""e,'
VS. addressed by General Cleaves' "e'ise ~ 'O''
wick ana Eugene L. Bur'ngsHie
crvrp.r HARRISON STARTS WEST.
eos-. ps,taro,n Harrison left the city yesterday
ttsrr.,o, q. o'clock over the New-York Centrai
Iaa.oaa He bought ticket for Nunc,e mo-
SAsre he Is TO speak to-day. His baggage was
checked TO Indianapolis. Coione4 ana Mis' .'.
~ D. Grant and Mrs Dmmlck Were , a. 'n wbs Wera
there 70 shaks hands with him and wish MN e.tle
.nsy attended % the caeskbe esSor O. the train
rarted ne was kept 70 busy greeting people ma n
5nardly had chance 10 say g oHo11s e,ver several
Grant " IL expected that he VIII de.vJI 'e'@"
s,eeche. in Indiana before Tuesday morning
HIGHER COTTON IF THE REPCBliCA->o " -'
leading cotton broker said YESTERDAY Spe"nAe
!" an unexpected frmness IN the COTTON na' ~.
10 addition 70 the investment demand 'ne'e =.
Undoubtedly been line Of short cottVn co' ,hst
,,as market to-day based upon the theoi oiinwsI
republican victory on Tuesday would De a.rnsnt
w an Increased demand for cotton from H''e'