New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
TT SOUNDED PROPHETIC.
SENATOR SHERMAN SPOKE BEFORE
THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB

AN ,SxrJSG GIVEN OF WHAT THE REPUBLICANS
MAY DO IN THE NEXT coNcREss-THE
RESULTS OF THE ELECTION
c.or 1ohr Sherman Of Ohio made an eio
. aud e,en,Ncant speech before 3oW me'oe''
.nd euesfs Of the Union League Cluo III pi'o"
,,, =, night He declared. among other 'ns''
that II he were the next President Oh i"e o"'''N
States he would not sign Dill approp' i"'"s
cent until Congress had passed laws 'nA' "o
proyide sufficient revenue for the doVeiIi'"'"'
nav its running expenses. He SAID IL
Cleveland had taken this stand iohs aeo' 'N
t,onal Treasury would not be IN 'he oep,
a,,,ou a. ,s IN to-day He said that iii the 'aS'
week the country had been recel'"'s ~. 40,
return of prosperity and he declared tneIe "a va.
'e'" , Mr. sherman was greeted with
.s,o.,o,,s enthusiasm spoke with great Visoi'
o,d gave his views on number OF the i've 10
.ues NJ the day In mastery manner.
7, seens that early last spring William Dull
nrss,dant OF the Union League Ciup' V'steo
Washington with the express purpose Oh se'''Ne
q nromise from Senator Sherman 10 DE 'he eoes'
Of his BROOKLYN friends. The senator was "
Naw-york on business on Tuesday. and Mr..
r,erri lost no time in reminding MIN Oh MS pio"
Use Not until YESTERDAY was II known Una,
Senator would he present last night al the ci"'
1,,1,i
history -.
70, r;gbt there was a great outpouring OF
panuh,icans The specially invited guests pres
ont were Mayor Strong. Of Newly orK' Maso.
Wurster ex-Mayor Scheren. General o'e"''|
I. Woodford. acknowledgements In
othy L. Woodruff Judge Goodrich 'uoee
lam ID Dickey Judge-eect Samuei L. Mauu
Colonel Frederick d. Grant. Mural Ii"'
Corgrsssnan Denis NJ Hurley. Francis IL VIII
son Charles G. Bennett. -Israei r. ris'"N'
James X. Howe and Jacob Bremen. cha'i ma"
of the Kings County Repuphcah N"p
committee. These sat at the guest table on 'he
east side Of the assembly ROOM VIII"
Berri as the presiding ofncer'
Senator Sherman entered the dlnlhe-roo'" az
r,ron,ad nv President Berri and ex-senator
Chor,os II Russell When his tall form anu
80. Nod were caught sight Of the diners rose
and cheered Justify.
Mavor Strong received an erthus'as''c 60
ing when he came In. as Ola also |''. -
Ntovor Wurster. ex-Mayor Schieren. samuei l.
Maddox and County Clerk Worm. Inc spe""
h.gar at 10 o'clock. President Bern III HIS
Introductory remarks said:
"orar the general result OF the campais"
everv human being in this Nation mas cauSe ~
he ioyful. In the benghted sections soi''e "'"'
not vet realize what they have peeh sa'eu ..''
onA hoy
90 chow that the country is in good hands ana
~ ,.,u 90 well. and as the days pass by
.hv,aorce will be found everywhere The busy
80. will All their hives with honey from the
a,ors NJ the workingman's garden ana the
or,romen themselves will eat the honey-'hey
"a ,heir cbi,dren-and even Bryan. sewaii ana
watson will be forced to sniff the perfume .ha'
an. the air. though their eyes may be closed 10
the source from which 1t comes
SHERMAN ON THE ELECTION.
,..roarc,ng Senator Sherman Mr. Berri told
~ how he had first secured the promise seVera'
months ago. The Ohioan was cheereo "heh he
roee 70 speak He said In part:
7, ,s true that your chairman. Mr.; Berri' invited
NO last summer TO come to BROOKLYN 10 man. ,h %
to aa% peop snd very negen
Taushter) came here howsvef on vo ouS' WERE
9ss., mot scn hsSx"e ws sssn 'H
had made de this tPSo%eh had d no prepared
to eO m Wa@ y %sk fDHye
Applause) He faithful soldier in no the wa he
rs o Ne ms1s to be ss
ment After the he became a SeSd ese,ed
o co on He is pSstblo os
that could be given to HIM and e sne Speope
TSe sse ars syse S hat
worthy Of me ns %e are bound by every
mas oee Of honor and truth give to large por-
the ba sIsssn 81 party Wn@ '.ae
pausej Although the vote OF the noplar major.
was amounts mo to nearly 10000 votes So that ne
his position by 5hs TnO'fs he s
pe Notwithstanding party lines OF tse United
the rssS Ssve Is elected ea, 'ne DO
not wish to say anything against tne , ne enter
NJ Mckinney He Is bright fellow Dut ne ena, t,,
aioed the most dangerous ideas in regard to pohs
icai life He served but short time as M ark
b aae and it seems there was an act OF
folly nominate this eee hnr the gft Of any
yon Des We have d.
MAS no. on on marty lines by North and South Now
Neyer viii Of the PEOPLE X Vote
on questions that arise out OF n n6e am thankful
the ss' ars sss that coma
ana Kenucky vGse not tns far distant when
~ the Southern States will rally rouho ''e ""'"'
10 which we belong.
SERIES OF DISASTERS.
r,sre "a another thing which enters INTO TINS can
ana that is utter failure OF the
VASE ~ c.ar cleveland In his first term we had
-.ason q, the Senate and the House. ara no was
,nah,e 10 do anything TO disturb the Hepupl.A' po'
tcv Therefore, he could do no nar'n' T ~
o,,, Democrats to office. daughter III me sN
80 80. has been nothing but series OF disaster o.
term s elected there was a Senate and House
49,, ,as so that he had the legislative branches OF
he Government with him They unSe,'oTS S NJ, ro
y tds to support the sn, IN ea
"a Voioovd names O.aughter) Strange TO say. al
shy.h the Republican party offered agaa ana again
Inous. 10 the Administration ample means TO carry
70 ese Covernment that the debt would not In
Crease yet he even condemned the frs OH Use sent ny
3 py .me from Maryland Yet that bill became law
and from the first day OF Its passage the Government
~ III been running in debt more and more. Bonds
hsve been issued pay current debt II Is one
Oh ioss Of the Civil War until the beginning Of the