New-York tribune., 1896-10-29
PUSHING THE WORK. HEKE.
CITY REPUBLICANS HARD AT WORK IN
THE CAMPAIGNS CLOSING DAYS
JOHN MURRAY MITCHELL lNDORsEp FUN WV
GEEss-ENTHUsIASTIC MEETING IN coofh"
UNION NooNDAy MEETINGS Wtl''
ATTENDED, D-FORTIICOMINi DEM

ATTE\pED-fb ir'"'
oNsTRArioNs.
largely attended meeting. with me twoio'' oo
ject ~ snpportiag the candida,ure OF Mch'eH "',
1f !ndorslng the nomination Of John Murray
as The Republican romlnoe for Congress IN '"c
Win WAS held last night in Cooper tnioh'
The meeting was organized 10y the John MuiIal
Mitchell Campaign Committee, and vas Pics'u,"
over by Judge Henry T.. liowland. Inc ia',' "
his opening remarks declared ihat the p"''v''''
enunciatcd Chicago was an endeaVor 'o i.s' .,,
crime agains, property lie charicierizcu A'.se'',
co. of tho apostles Of the platform as the friehu
of murder ard riot and asserted that In tnis cam
paisn the repudiaior. the Poru.ist ana the H"''
were standing shoulder TO shoulder ana w
mated by a desire TO remove the saieS''
property ard to dissolve all thai was pes' !" >'e'
lean institutions. 49,,
Frodoricl, 1.aylor followed He confined the
greater part Of his remarks TO the declaration 'h"'
the paramount issue before the people III 'he p,
on, campaign rested upon patriotic basis ne
pub!icans and Democrats. he said, were "' Wv,
present moment united in a common purpose ~
save the honor aud the institutions OF inc co""-
try from destruction. Mr. Taylor also d"''' "'
some length upon the necessity OF P'o'eo','r
American industries. and concluded by pro'eS''ns
agains; the aims OF the Br!anitcs 10 p"t "'''' "
laborers in the matter OF remuneration uPo" '"e
same level as the Mexican or Chinese oooh''
CAPTAIN "Jack' Crawford. the poet scout "'S
warmly received and drew from his AUDITORS
frequent outhursts Of applause lie dehle" .''''' '
people the West were given over to the cause VI
silver and predicted that the returns OF the e'cc-
lion would show that tho majority or the western
orc wore honest and Republican in their convic-
tions.
When John Murray Mitchell was introduce" as
the neyr speaker II was several minutes before hc
could obtain n hearing. When the applause hhu
subsdcd he spoke briefly. hut effectively, upon thc
uecnsgitv for honest enrome1ts. and said that MS
b, u
tactics that had long prevailed in the dis'ric'
Major John Ryrne and Everett p Wheeler. both
Sound Money Democrats. made short addresses,
dwelling upon the imperative necessity LOT '"e
counlIy's integrity. Of voting for Mckinney
The following telegram was received from Major
NcI;i,lov and read TO the au licrce in the course
of the evening
Canton. Ohio. October q.
most comforting rejection these sxcting fora cam, T.,
pSs pSaIs payiisanshp is hushed in the common de-
sire to I'M mana% M iH% n5fF S defeat
gestion OF reputation. applaud the patrouc I'M
pulse o"im"'"S those 'klvf WfLIiAM hLa %KI%IEY II
sourd-money meeting was held last evening in
tho auction rooms OF Mason & Co. in Seventh-st.
near the East River. The audience was composed
Of those who were Interested in the cabinet trade.
and comprised all grades. from employers 10 iongi
the speakers included Ferdinand Edmann candi-
de.o Tor Congress in the NIth Congress District'
Wiliam Volkel candidate for Assembly: a. Willis
Tighthournc. Commissioner Grant and Aorahan
Gruber.
There vas a large and enthusiastic mass
,,,dor thc auspiccs of the Mckinley League OF the
xx,b Assembly District at the Murray lilll
Ivco,im las, night Tho Chester 4. Arthur club
NJ tho district, 800 strong. marched into the hall
with a bard at their head. Just as Thomas Sturgis
the chairman Of the meeting was about to intro
duce Fire Commissioner James r. Sheffield as the
first sneaker Mayor Strong entered and was en-
thusiascaIly received. In the course Of his speech
he said that the honor of the country must D"
maintained and that II could only be done ~ the
mcr William q. Hill and Adelbert H. Steele were
the other speakers.
The McEinley League of the NINth Assembly Dis
trct held a crowded meeting last night at their head
quarters No 325 East Tcnth-s:. The sidewalk in
front OF the League roms also the scene OF an
other Interested crowd gathered to watch dis
play OF fireworks and listen to speakers. who con-
ductod an. overflow meeting. Adam j. Miller acted
as chairman outside. and Arthur NJ Chrisoh as Sec
reta:y. William +. DAILY president of the League.
was the chairman OF tho main meeting indoors. and
George J. GARNER secretary. Ferdinand Eldnann,
nominee for Congressman from the XIth Congress
District. AM Conrad {. Wisscmann. RepuDlcan can
didaio the Assembly from the ElNtn AsSenlDl!
District each of whom appealed 20 the voters present
for Their support VociferouSy received Among
Adclbart IT, Steele. Warren IIigley. State Senat or
Frank u Pavey. George MalraiSon. Samuel koenis
and ex Congressman Charles H. Treat. OF Delaware