New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

X DAILY IRlDUNE, AIUhA
over each other to swea. that they did not Know
in the name Of God who Sid III slse will happen in
few Jays That bill will pass the Senate ana ,o xp
over to the House ana the do owl and you viii have
10 go TO work II you work at all AT rates VI ""eN
at which you never worked before
AN ABSOLUTELY INCOMPETENT PAhIf'
Now what else did the Democratic party promise
Won when they got into power? They tom 70" '''"'
tbev would lift the burden OF taxation OH Oh '"e
people And Notwithstanding that Congress mas
been IN session for ten long months, they nave not
repealed n single tax; they have not p"sseu ~,
gle law TO benefit the people OF TINS cou"'S nv
have not done n single thing that any Deho''"' 70
proud Of The fact is that the Dehio'r""' p",,'
has shown itself incompetent and absolutely unaple
10 push forward this mighty country OF ours o" JUS
pathway Of progress What have they done III ~
gard to the finances OF the country? we repea'e'
the Sherman Purchasing act on tht usi,, ie IN
Cleveland From the date thai law TaS ocrat here
TO the present time | defy any DemocIat mr.
to say whether times have improved pa'"0'e ~
Now want TO close by appealing to you men IN
New-York to clean out the Democratc parry &c y.
noiitics Tbere is only one thing to be done, and
that &C. whore you see Democratic h S +, in the
West When the election returns come over inc
wires IN November you won hear thai tns IN,
middle belt OF the Union. and from the Missouri
River to the Rocky Mountains there won DE
want to say lust this much the subject OF
finance You are not interested parucularH u, , me
coinage Of silver or the coinage OF so'G OF M
stamping OF paper This is what you are lnteres,ei
in: That every dollar OF the money OF ms country l
that is paid out 10 the aboring man or that cTcu-
iaes under the nag OF the United states should be
coun.ry' Continued appauseJ The Republican,
party stands by It's own principles II Is In FAVOR OF
pT%eG u9 a5" every IS ar ri Which You
in this country and which you 90 not nesd 10 I'M I'm
country free OF tariff every article we do not make
in the country 1t is the old American doctrine OF
tai Ny friends. the good old laws which YOU have
seen, and which have seen have come from IN, tne
handwork. the patriotism the intelligence, the 10y
atty Of the Republican party. Let US 60 BACK where
we came from Let us go back 10 me 3a 2 any
again river and the American Nation snail
rise from the ashes OF Democracy ana 20 ITg~rp
Justice. Christian civilization and Republicanism
again. Gong continued appause)
At the close Of Colonel Grosvenor's speech
three rousing cheers were given for Ohio Mr..
Milhoand then introduced "Our good friend
Congressman John NJ. Viewer Of Plattsburg."
Mr.. Viewer congratulated the Republicans Of
New-York on the acquisition Of such fine club
house, and said he believed that it meant VIC
tory. He said he was not prepared to speak AT
length. and so he introduced his colleague. Con-
gresham George W Ray, Of Norwich. y. Y.
WHAT MIR. RAY SAID.
Mr.. Ray spoke in part follows:
am certainly proud and glad 20 join with you
in celebrating the opening Of this Republican cuo.
| was reminded as your magnificent organi-
cations coming from different points in this great city:
Of the time when the country in danger and
the boys In blue organized themselves ana marched
through here to save this country from armed re-
herjon Now there IS no armed rebellion. but the
necessity Of marching Is just as great. to save me
Drmocratic misrule. (Cheers) l can see In your
faces that you are determined to win victory as
es was mat won BY the boys In blue. under the
magnificent leadership of 7. 5. Grant at Appomat-
last fail we succeeded in rescung the Empire
State in part from Democratic misrule We nave
Office at Albany This fall are going to com,
pete the work and elect one Of our best ana
truest citizens Governor. (Cheers) You are gong
TO help. Cries Of 1--WE are.D
A RULwARK AGAINST NnsRULE.
We are going TO take the House Of Representa-
tlves awa@ from the enemy We can stand a;
Washington then as a bu,wark OF Republcanlsm,
against which Democracy MAJ beat in vain. In
two years going to rescue the Whole country
from Democratic msrule In two years We are
going to replace the great II am with true-bue
American citizen. who sympathizes with American
people. believes in American Institutions. AMI who
viii never enter into partnership with John Bull.
"a voice "Or the Queen of Hawaii ,~,-,..
We whether II VIE be Mckinney
Cheers who will lead us-I myself have gret'
Thomas B. REED S' tAPpauseJ am little ashamed
to confess that belong to the present Congress Of
cratic ticket or for Democratic measHrre' IN an1
have sin OF that sort 20 answer FOR We R RepuD-
racy doing what little W. can preserve the rights
liberties ana responsibility Of the American peope.
The present Congress has been named me 90,
nothing Congress" iit,le book has been ISSUED
only four or six pages. and every one Is bank me
PreSen Congress ho%eyT S Is n% Sof Con-
cress il Is going 10 be known as the "sugarcoat'I
Congress daughter and chefrs) ,
avs for the benefit OF the people They scarcely
T. be seen-except their heels; for everything Else Is
99T e4aT IN % Sare 10 20 to the senate Chamber and
listen to Senator HI, who was telling the Demo
them that hey were now going at hendIong spes,i.
pansng doTR i YGc p!ee'GGn OF '" "
TO HELP CHANGE ALL THIS
T. Is such organizations as the see before
me that are 70 change all this. am glad to see
Won carry the Star Spang.ed Banner the emblem
Of our liberties Protection 20 American labor Is
written upon every stripe Of that glorious flag.
Every man who loves it loves the prosperity OF
How can we he engaged in the pursuit Of happl-
ness unless we can have DAY work at r whlGh
we can earn honest dollar Nhen me Kepub-
llcan party returns 10 power we shall see cuzens
the morning to honest toll at evening returning
laden with tn results Of our labor.
zoi, oG f nav be steadfas in the fah and true to
vour principles. that when the sun goes down
nratulate ourselves on a Republican victory. and
that in 1894 we may write in rom OF this club
house. "Repnblican triumph" d-oui app'ause)
FOR THE YOUNG REPUBLICANS.
Mr. Mnholland then introduced the next
sneaker Rowland H. Mahany, Of Bufalo who
sno<. for the young Republicans Of the Empire
state His speech vas in part as follows:
r-ellov, Re,ublic9ns: Colonel Grosvenor. Of Ohio.
hold the Empire state responsible for Grover
Cleveland. He charged Grover Cleveland to This