New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-17
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could not see why they We're not an equaai'
interested or why they should not fraternize'
Applause) , , ,, his
guests to one of the large hotels or restau'an's
..but" he said. "the significance would nave
been lost for wanted 10 be surrounded by
members of this club" CApplause)
THE PARTY OF THE WHOLE PEOPLE
Nc then spoke OF the Republican party and
described it as the party of the people ana the
whole people. 1t looked upon as the rch
mans party but II was not II fostered the
accumulation of wealth by the Nation. ana lts
policy was and would be TO welcome without
regard to creed, race or condition al men 10 rs
fold applause III is the party me SAN In
the last eighteen months there have been no
opportunities , p,,,h,;can
rule Mr. Depcw said: ', ~ .h
The best Republ.oaA speech ever made was ne
an enlightened and patriotic citizen and one OF ,he
best Republicans that ever STOOD IN Snoe eonrp
how he came here poor, and Of his advance Clio 10
wealth from the PACK to d the HS
any other than Republican rule?
NO Came from every part OF the house. In
speaking OF the election and the Repuplicah
triumph Mr. Depew said that in times gone de-
feats have been termed catastrophies. disasters
hurricanes and cyclones but the victory on NO
vember was all these in one: II was revolu,
ton IF the Angel Gabriel had appeared ana
had prophesed that within SIX months or SIX
years New-York would be redeemed. the popular
verdict would have BEEN For once IN ms ne
the Angel Gabriel was htde on u-oiI
laughterD -
Mr.. Depew complimented the Id District, and
said they We're all happy after giving Grant
majority of 600 when Maynard had '.oou
"Eyervbody ,is happy" he said. and that re-
minds me Of my friend Moore. the undertaken
who asked at a funeral: what was me con- ON
plaint?' Why there's complaint. was the
reply. the familys satisfied minister : Seu>hcu'
friends satisfied. | am satisfied and the corpse Is
The story went so we'll that the speaker fol-
lowed it up with another. and again the scene
vas "up the river" Two farmers were discuss
ing the low price of horses. ana WINE one
thought The trolley the cause of depreciation the
other blamed the bicycle; but they finally agreed
1t owing To the fact that there We tc1
laughterD Mr. Depew then spoke OF the redeemed
state and city, and the change in the complex
ion cf Congress and said the credit was due not
only TO Republicans. but to Democrats VINO had
become disgusted with the .ncapacity OF the'r
own party $50 . -, 80 caar ~
The responsibility imposed upon 1t in the city.
state and Nation. and said that by "a union OF
all elements. the Union League ana 'he no"e''
the good done could be maintained -,
bed up at odd moments Throughout Mr. "
pews speech burs forth win renewea Vs so h had
Nnished The uproar evoked by his last sally
was sill audible. as he turned with snile anu
a few complimentary req: srks to his right ,nanu
dure 10 YOU. genter,en." said Mr. Depew "as
a representative Of TIE Bowery
MR. KILBOY's RESPONSE.
Mr. Kilbov responded as follows:
have thank YOU hel FOR b 'he eyennr
Ii peasant recognition OF the service W DTom nhve
rsDdsrsd 1sa f0 %s y W
time and for the next Pressenahl eee9a t T mGTc
m Tnan Nail Viii be turned into Gibraltar Of Re-
pubilcanlsrn Continued applause for m sa.ls,T n
thsi ine fes!', US 0, workers that finally the I'D As
.smh:y nis,ri5st wont have pe'oe'"' 'e'' III )"
Mr.. Depew next read kilograms from ex-sec-
rotary Benjamin F. Tracy. Thomas G. Platt ana
others One from ex-senator Warner Miller
was read in full:
s, ease csnans around You tonight upon tho
good they have rendered 6s5 the the
this time, and propose TO stay there
GENERAL COILS CALLED on
The speaking was resumed again By General
r II IT Coils whom the POSTMASTER had de-
serted at the end OF a long able. and promptly
called upon. General Coils took up the thread
of thanks and congratulation and interchange
of good feeling between the Union League Club
and the I'D District. This great institution.
he said under whose roof you are now en-
Toying Mr.. Depew's hospitality. was begun our
ing the Civil War. before some OF you were
now bows. but felt its encouragement even so.
and now record my gratitude. 1t is most nj
ting that this club tonight should say to you
We'll done" after what you nave aCco'hpl'"'"
against go great foe.
General Coils closed with the suggestion that
the Id should start Union League Club down
town; a club below Fourteenth-st. with 5oo mem
bers. Then You'll all invite us down mere 70
dine with you and to celebrate still other VIC
tories e. a,
Mr. Depew asked for toast to Cornelius n
Bliss and it was responded to by three cheers
for Mr. Bliss. who said he was thanK1ui LOT ,he
compliment.
WHAT MR. LEvENsoN SAID
Joseph Levenson a delegate to the County
Committee from the lid Assembly District. said
all the people IN the district were expected 10
talk only such slang as could be imagined by
newspaper men. but the public schools III inc
district good and were making soou CIV
Gems (App.auseJ Tn. reorganization Of the
Republican party he declared. gave encourage
ment for work in the lid District the poys III
tie district expected five times "a much money
az thew received ne SAID. and II they had re-
ceived more money for missionary Work they
might have carried the district. 1T t ppm
speech In the district was worm thousahu
votes.
John p Townsend said in part:
have been an officer in the Bowery Bank many
There h are saye m the s"f they
We're interested in turning the rascas out: Tam,
many has had its hair cut snort anu 'aspe IL
won't go there any more
Mr. Depew called for a toast to William Brook
field and there hearty cheers Dut Mr'
Brookfield had slipped out Of the room TOT lhe
,,inuta and did moi hear them. Several speakers
got ND to talk briefly Jokes abounded. ana me
men Of the Union League Club heartily appauueu
the young men from the Id District VINO were
induced to speak. ,
II was late when the speeches came TO an END
PROPOSING TO FORM A SILVER TRUST
Denver Nov 1.-THE Denver smelling men heu
an important meeting this week The OBJECT was