New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-16
MR. BLACK IN OGDENSBURG.
MEN OF THREE COUNTIES THERE TO
HEAR AND CHEER HIM.

TWO SPEECHES IN THE AFTERNOON MD oNh Al
NIGHT RY TIE REPUBLIcAN CANDIDATE
MANY DEMOCRATS AGAINST BRYAN.
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRuNE1
Ordensburg. ~ Y, oct. 1j.-Norihern New
York gave grand reception mere IN cgdehs-
burg to-day to Frank $. Black. the Repubcan
candidate for Governor. There were voters
present by the hundreds from ST. Lawrence
County. the banner Republican county OF the
state. and other hundreds from the noignborihg
counties Of Franklin and Jefferson There mas
rarely been more representative gathering III
Republicans. and hundreds Of Democrats tes-
tilted by their presence that they intend this year
to support the Republican ticket.
Three great mass-meetngs were heid Two i'll
the afternoon at the opera house ana al ihc
armory respectively, and one in the evening a'
the opera house. All the meetings were largely
attended. Among the prominent Repuohcahs
present were l.. n. Lttauer, OF GloversVlHe' fui-
ton County, the Republican candidate forCohsress
in this district; Senator George X Malpy' Oh 81
Lawrence County; ex- Congressman n. NJ. Curtis.
Frederick d. Kburn, Of Malone. superintendent
of the Banking Department: Assemblyman Ives.
Of St. Lawrence County: A. A. Smith. Editor OF
THE Ogdensburg Journal; William J.. Proctor
member OF the Republican State Committee ana
Assemblyman Sears OF Franklin County.
THINGS THAT WILL NOT MIX.
Mr. Black made three speeches in the course
OF the day and speeches were also made by MI
Littauer Mr. Kilburn. w w. Hicks. OF Chan
tauqua County. one of the ablest of Republican
speakers: Senator Malby and District-Attorney
Sackett. Mr. Black. in his speech at the opera
House in the afternoon. said in part:
I have been travelling all over this State. and
bring you positive word that this l. a Republican
year. (ApplauseJ Republicans and Democrats are
united In defence of the honor % their country;
They will not vote in favor Of the IRE" coinage 9i
silver AZ ratio OF lG to !. Mr. !-itiaucr his toia
you that the unlimited coinage OF silver buIlon a'
such ratio would drive every dollar OF th'. sob'-
o00,W0 In gold We now possess out oil circui"uoii
/ have been a great deal in your Adirohn"ck
the United States lovelier And this proposition 10
have a silver dollar worth % cents circulated side
by side with a gold dollar worth 100 cents reminds
of the fact. which is told you by the Adlron-
In the same lake together. You put IN nDetai
supply OF trout and a good supply of pickercl and
O.aughter) do believe the gold fish will thrive
In the water with larg. numbers OF silver
Ash worth only 20 cents apiece.
Four years ago the Democratic leaders Sain lnht
free trade the paEacea Tor all our woes NOW
the Populist-Democrats say that free coinage oil
silver clipped - cents on thc dollar Is the pinac"l
for these times Aud there IL additional danger
In committing the affairs OF the United states 10
their care this time resting in the fact that the
good Democrats the men of honesty. OF CHARACTER
and ability have been crowded out or thrown over
are now I'm command OF the Democratic party II
will be A very remote day. hope. when III" Amerl-
can people will accept that Kind OF timber Tor
their leaders I'm National affairs