New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
HARD WORK IN THIS CITY.
ROUSING MEETINGS IN VARIOUS DIS
TRETS.
BIG GATHERING AT DuHIANDs RIDING
ACADEMY-soME FEATURES FOR THE

ACADEMY SOME FEATURES FOX 'lfin
REST OF THE WEEK.
On, of the biggest political meetings Of the cam
paign here was that held last night in Durands
Riding Academy sixtisth-s and Western houe-
ward under the auspices of the West Side R"pub-
Ican Clab Fully GGsl people assembled N the
meeting. and manifested the utmost enthusiasm
throug bout the evening Along the eastern size
Of m. building a long platform mad been crec'.o'
and il was occupied by prominent member" VI NV
club and m,nv wcknown RepuoicAhs {" ''e
ZIVth Congress District. The acadeH! wa
deliberately decorated with flags ana pun'ihs' ~
sn,o,5i1 d,sp,ay If fireworks on the piazza o'-S'''
-, ,,uai,,s tho music OF three bands ana the
singing OF topical songs by the West S'us "'"
were effective aids TO unique demohs'a'o" ~
favor Of sound money and National hoho''
Tmo,hv J.. woodrua. the Republican candidate 'o'
The Lisutenan; -Governorship. pesoeu' "'' "
course Of his opening remarks ne sa'n' ,,.,
rh, a,teunp. Of John J.. Altgeid "esh d. ,;nst
s,d,, IN This civ 10 array the workingman asdnSt
his employer by an appeal 10 ms ambition is one
" ,hc mos, outrageous pieces Of demagoSy tnat ru"
sb,y the world has ever Witnessed az ian,"rs and
Syi ,n,rchv who calls Interference WIN 'o"'e' ,'
hous..i1rners government by Injunction ~ hi"h
SELF rich man. who has won ms IL, ,G,, are omen 10
every young man this country wh2 mas Pcn Sr r
perseverance, even though ne De % - ,bis country
shoad hc found lsboring for the cause OF honcs.
money side by side with those more !ofu nds And
tnev III ~, ~, i,nJ tbnrc cxcs,; sucn as through
Ignorance under the selfish ana dss'S h osi one
niles Ct labor as the agi;ator Debs. rhe man VINO
works with his hands for ne man wh ,,, uhen his
employers interests are struck down he suers NOS
i should d be 81 Idle capital stand it
better than idle hands The workinsman mace 'n o
discovery three years agT ma w Tneh his employer
VAS holding over both Of them. his EMPLOYER nad u
rubber coat to protect himself 'rSm ,g ,n ma" excite
the Workingmans envy by reference 20 tne em,-
poyers possession Of rubber cUs. p1 he line that
the worlngmcn VIII have to stand on III Inc '"'" 10
The truth of the whole matter is. as was recen,ly
ersey and brilliantly stated D! ~. mnh better
~ omen the mills to the American workman than 10
open the minis 10 the silver Of the world
Edward Nroom. the actor. and ON 'lor' JAMES
D. Smith spoke yesterday at the noon meeting OF the
Jewellers. Mckinley and Hobart club In Maiden
Lane Commodore Smith said never IN ms tx.
perence had New-iork been 20 ms'F'"' ''' aug
cause as 1t is now for sound money
Chauncey ". DcpeN. who WAS IN" mrs. ''s"'''
speaker of the evening, had a r0nsne r.cop"oh'
He spoke for nearly an hour in MS oeS' 'p'D'
From 1861 to 1885, he said. In the course OF M
spcech. this Republic threatened win dis-
solution and destruction. and Their every man VINO
Iovcd his country and his flag stood togo thor, no
matter what was tho ticket he hah vote" "'o'e'
and now after ihiriy-ihree years when the h"pnh-
lie IL threa tened with d'sgrac, and dishonor nY
the rcp,ldia ton of its dob;s and me d'paHcm"n'
Of i,s currency all patriotic men are standing TO-
oot,er ON tn. same platform. YOU find that. while
All the Republican press IS for Mckinney, nlhc-
tenhs OF the Democratic prcss is aiso 10, s for
Mckinley; the labor leaders also ana me purl,;,
.very SUNDAY the Keeping OF that commandment
which say Tho@ sha ,o hot ce" and devoted the
greater part Of his remarks TO a denunc'ation OF
ne M Tnnocra,c tanddaS 10 pon,
TO any class in this country who 10y law hs'd
Yong ronrrdssman ienicl + Qnlgg in bief speech
outlined the issues that were before IN" people
and declared that upon Republican success d''p"n'e'
the future prosperity OF the country
Edwin Radford presided at meeting Of Eighth
Ward Republicans held at No. ii Thompson-si
las, evening and the meeting room was fui OF
mon Fully onc-half OF the audience was Italians
and for their benefit Antonio Dalasandro and
Roco Chavannia spoke In their natNr tonRu'.
Martin H. Healey and Eugene Healcy were the
English speakers
4 rnass-mecting arranged by ia" United Hnne"-
rinn Republican clubs OF this city was held AZ the
Progress Assembly Rooms. no = Avenue \. last
ovcnpr and about 20 people attended. Simon
Ior,ncz president OF the Metropolitan Hungarian
Republican club presided. and ler" mihh Su'lyan'
,arms iesiIer ana Dr Henry Baracs mad" adj
dresser.
Tie Republicans OF the XXIId Assembly Dis
,ric, held a meeting last evening at Music Ex-
change Hall No. l6o East Eghiy-siXth-Si. under
the auspices Of the Campaign Committee OF the
district Edward Wctherell chairman OF tho
committee presided Among the speakers were
Theodore W Birchner. candi late Tor The Assembly,
In The district: Edward a. Sumner, william MOT
FAN Il ' Renhardt nnd Colonel Samuel smith Sew
cral hundred people were pre7en', ana after IN,
l IN IamaS Fi"ke Hooksr leslie Gosn and James
Cantweil.
I'ud.r the auspices OF the ish-American R"pub-
lican Club a meeting WAS held AT the Hartford
House No 3e Pearl-st, last night In support OF
the National state and local Republican tickets
The meeting was addressed by ex-Judee William
IT, Kilboy candidate for Assembly In the ia DIS
irci captain lack Crawford the poo; scout,
Joseph G. Judge. James O'Shea presided
An enthusiastic sound-money meeting was held
YESTERDAY in the Wool Exchange. AT West Broad
way and Beach.st. The speakers were Police
Commissioner Roosevelt. General Horace Porter
and Congressman Franklin Bartlett. Tho floor Of
the Exchange and the galleries were crowded
III the course of his address General Porter char
twins" Mr.. Roosevelt spoke or patriotism. and
asked his hearers to display 1t OF Tuesday next
er Tl'I Benjamin. F Tracy Colonel RoIert g. rnger
soil: Timothy /. Woodruff and Ex-Governor Pinch
back. Of Louisiana. VIII speak.
The Commercial Travellers Sourd None, League
held its regular meeting yesterday at the
rooms OF the League. Broadway and Prince-si.
and listened to the following speakers who made
addresses In favor of sound money Congressman
H. H. Powers OF Vermont. Abraham Gr,ibcr. Mr.
Van Ripper and Arthur Dutram Sherman. Oscar
1ionstadt presided
An enthusiastic audience greeted the speaker,
at the regular noon meeting ~ the Wholesale
Dry Goods Republican Club yesterday AT the rooms