New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

So to speak, for is not this saiVa''o" AMY
train - .a .ho followers
"HalIeujah, Hallelujah"' shouted me io% 70
iaueh and cheer alternately until the train had
disappeared. ,,,onts about
Governor Flowers peculiar arguments Sov
tho tariff and how the people affected slou''
moot n got a curious knOckdown dow i,oh an
old man in the audience at Weilsviiie; MI ~ H.
pew was describing Roswell rs aaV'o ,,hi ;c to
grane-erowers that the best way In "nlcn -, ~
sia l 81 call IN the price Of that fruit was for
the farmer to pack them up ana Prese'SWT De-
until the price advanced: ny, VT.
now, said the old farmer already Hien'Iy',
nanv sensible man knows that 1t would oe
impossible to do that g.. . moment
Mr.. Depew looked at The man for n'on'.".
and in a tone Of mock gravity anu "''"o
smile said ASK Flower 49, 1850 - tho
Overcome by his feelings. another son oi s W..
soil shouted: I'm Democrat. Chauhcsy' ~
I'm goin' 10 vote foi you' dh "0''
knows it, either" .,o ,vas y
AZ Andover. a small place where there wal ,,,
hig meeting the train only stopped Ie" III
mes Jus; as Mr.. Dcpew had presenlea w q,
nornocratc side. and was about to demolish IL,
tho whistle Of the engine was nearu, an ~ -,
train began to move out. IL mao Jus. fniion,
shout: "And where are you now, msS Simply
citizens. after all these liHc P'"'''
left" II saved the day ~ ,do no
Whorevnr he vent ard Whichever sac ne
,urrnd Democrats thronged to hear him as "slI
~. - ,,,hIirans and II IS now the opinion or the
members Of his party, many OF Whoni are -, ~
politicians that this trip OF me 49, ,xai T., he
nuent president Of the New ork Ce"tia, 49,
bar of Norton and Saxton ana the sup e >,
80 penuhIiran principles generally VIII prove +"
". among the most potent 1actorS "i 'nc -,
naign i'm the great victory Wnlch Is no" az 80
at the polls on Tuesday next. a. man" 10 - nrns
mornings which ne has addressed UP 10 the pre-.
nnt the farmers have traveHei rom W., cold
twentv-fve miles TO near him. MI DeP ,",,'n
that no matter what the outcome on re. ' .b
p,,. may h. he has a stock OF anecdoteS i'' n
coming winter carnival Of aiteT-oihnci np h,,,
,,hicb ,viI illustrate not the pachWdl.'"ra'' p''
thc forwardness 81 the farmers OF thls oea'e
A. canisteo where brict stop was "'auo.
woman he'd mp CHA IN het aii'' ~ ao,vers
I',tlo ono handed Mr. Depew n buncn OF Ho"eITi
VI Dcn,w took the little one In his arm an
turning - the crowd said; f'oyI; thi@ ~
ch.ld whom Won see Lere. pairouc ltte M.
n ,hat no Is does uOi know the sOod times ma
,ro romIng Why. this child may YET ne 70,
dent OF the United states hV"rYpou! y, tha
on in bank astonishm'nt FOR q inoit.ei.C a" os a
h'ldno.s ~ his prophecy. and then there was -"
shout Some one from TIE N''"'
"tJc can't. Mr. Depew. he's little girl.
Mr. Depew is enjoying the .rlp ha,.,ner had
,,ch nm before land doubt, ne sai"
"whrthcr | would enjoy II nan as i'luC w. - IN
,nvsoIf were running for the higheSt o'Iioc ~
the land" u is asked ABOUT ms ,hough mat
cverywher. he goes 1t seems as though ~ ~.
,,',,ad GRAFTON had s'read his fame 10 INV ~.
,, limits tt. people OF the cou'I,S
nloc.s think that h was brave 10 ny" vt.oric
Ip,,.r, Tor thev ASSOCIATE" with that hIslolIo
~, oyyccb modified thorOughfare AL the strans.
,h,,',s tiot ,y.,c said and done there IL nHhn,
Ln thirty .rs ago. II" iK"s u ~ hn,a
about the BnWrry, and 10 haH utl'"'u Wv -. tb.
80 , RIO whole country along the llhe ., ms
,r,,als i aroused. and when ne reaches n
f.In tomorrow. It Is predicted that the s
ton awaiting HIM "!lI ou', ,.. - me enor-
W. WI, a. thorings which he has addressed 80