New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
MAYOR GREENS REMARKS.

am y ! shall Expect you all to be present there
| CHEERS and long continued applause)
MAYOR GREENS REMARKS.
Mayor George F.. Green Of Binghamton. said
| he came for the purpose Of bearing good cheer
| from the rural districts of the state Ihey
are aroused they never have been Deloie.
| And YOU Republicans of New YORK to-mish''
| continued the speaker, by your long Iliie VI
march and by your enthusiastic demonsTa-
| lions Of loyalty in the campaign nave Sno o
that YOU are not a step behind IL II 'hore .i n
clear that YOU are in the fight TO stay anu t ma
| that fight is for pure government IN this I'M
perial city ] need scarcely say 10 you 'na' w w,
! eyes of the entire country are upon w. ,nd
| EXPECT every man to do his duty. l am S'"u
| that a DR. Parkhurst has appeared. anu d
Committee Of seventy to rouse you from 'ie
long years of apathy. You had grown cars.eSs,
but | don't believe you appear mere 'o-h'snt 90
mon without hope" The mention or the hainc"
! Of Morton and Saxton brought an eHec,Irc
speech to close amid fresh ou'purS's Vi az
plause.
WHAT GENERAL. Ia GRANGE SAID.
General La Grange, who came next SPOKE
In part as follows -.,
s,cce we Ief, saratoga The roads were rough:
the weather stormy, rations scan . "hich nour-
ishes the soul but is very misunderstanding ioa Wv
body. Sun our cause has proSpe.r notifies has
united with others into resisesS S rnm Sara
popular opinion We are ron Hhe 6f Yorktown No
nor ,nar"hine but a little more fasting ana
he surrender (ApplauscJ We hope mat therc
be Hessians and no ,la,ors 81 our forces
for thc battle we salute our aes ,AP!TH,sT ny
democrats who supper, the gpo ANU candida,es
Pis o, again . sSo4 f'a Appl a"s every
publican organization we say that we are ,i E.h
,6, fHd ~ inherent routes You shall meyer outdo
in any battle for the rrincipieS 81 th "clfcon
stitnted whp nasters-eeneral Of the regulars
who say i've must have discipline IKE 9e ann am,
out of the Republican party v" say i '3 rs
yol.r own kind. drivc Iammshl in''s' you are Re-
fBrive out The hybrii Tammany trader. from your
own committee ana straight Republicans VIII h"I
hesitate to Join your organization. h''P your
" hips for your own backs" lA9nlausc1 ,, 1890
We salute the Independent Democrats WIN pro
but they represent the character and IN" con- n,
science OF Democrac, a'd after NE" bours
counted shall kno" no" many sn.e ANA, am hor
ors If they would help HI TO becom' GoN"rn2i
The chin j., mocrats nave IN tit o. ne
Tsmmanv Societ, II anything worse than that j. to
man mas as cold ian ana crH@i as I'M is would he reguir
10 say worse than that u any man. '.i 49,,
lie belongs 10 that class Of mon "h'n NNet,,. ,
society develops and bring. 9.' 20 srb men in
sb~ir iirne (Applauerl Morton ana strong AZ,
such mer # o-doy Aplausr AFg ci,e. ~ 'hs
sees 'le so'" .i''' ., MON, can Lo atlishel
in his greatest ana worst govcrned city - iacm
all HIS keen insight. his common ,, ~, ,e me
n mn an b cnters one ana his strength
VIII grow with each days duty donG, 'Allnn,,,;'
I'M has in, 'nted ns% s.un for I'M. . Cainbnk@
He he's had rGvelation and hkr Giner I'M er
he prophesifs re teis til XII tsorr ,ba Hsp,b
lean frote NV" Nsso'Ia''' VIZ ,l,,,,,on IA 40
Ncan party. overtime" me plSN,, ,o,,c,
Governor fIl knows ;hat the \. =. \. Is mad"
up Republicans am Demo. ta'-, ~. ~ c'..,.r
ana hat the renocratic Mayor Of Chicago Is iis
sponsor IN Iliino" 10 hil""3 ',,,it, ,r,'rc.. o.,
sec;arian purposes II hnows that all such Prop,
sitons. Ike constiiIii,r'l n,nen'.f.t''
s r5e2 ar vo 40 's and hat With it 'hc boone Of
right mv.ncible. ,... -. ,.,..t.,,,u ,h
DESTROY religious liberty Mr 'haI'nii IN
mere idea Of prescription OF p"rse'nU "a i"r r.
igons epinion Is So conlra nr noo,io anil So re-
Republlcan there can be 10 decent pcmoornt Who
Womb ras' n issue or Mho wori mot aF4i H. o
religious freedom az oni Ancestors r'"fn' r ,I
fought ~ The heyointion ana our comrades '''s"'
in the 'iril war. 'Nri''"'''
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Freedom Of conscience j. Is the hr'hrGh' ~ i"'
A'"''' i' ''''~. .,,.,.,.. /, i,h.,es in eyer,
or when he '%c"T9 "al.,,'a o. his bo,l in
orlr, e,smen, 81 his being o>piilus,, II the
We're made there is no, a member Of The \. P. 4.
who would no, fight to maintain liberty ~ con-
h.. a Democratic CFni4It'" u
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Governor. WIN q 'iF"'' p''''' N,""''' W 80
nIa,se Then r. his name were Hi. NJ sane man
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coo'n ""@'"r "'"' ,,, 49,, ,oario,r u..,,..
%" eect"i. Hit know thd' me nm =" l,,i,
would nor" !c inc A. \ ..'l'i - a., T., ,h
than theN Woull Irt ION, ''""1 -. ~ H.
lnqu!sluon tI@hgh'"r.' ~ NM" 10, h,,a i',
folicH ana ShAii'- anu mr. a., t.y.rs
charged against ic'lgon w',' au1eu DS pD ,i
lik" himself. WHINE 10 W. , NV hn arii,r and
ments NJ humanity 10 lH"H """ "af ~
steal the livery o4 fieaN'h 10 s'rN ~ ,, ,.
hut HI is frightened lie Is n'' dli3'r nDd n rt
liberty Oi WOrshii-for no ~" 'ou'u WnN'l1, ~
worship. AppiauseJ Bu ne secs IN" "oIk'iS 81
ne Democratic party,tnc men VINO naIr Im9i T
bricks without straw. who nave srOinh IN me nun
the corn they nigh not taste. VINO nave heaprl lu'
the granares ami hlled ne VauiI o, nn''f 49,,
ters. waitins Tor proHlls"l "pih amr -, thh