New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22
1 BOY TALKS TO THE DRt uHERS.
YOUNG SAMUEL SELLING SPEAKS FOX SUI ~
MONEY-MAYOR STRONG AND COLONEL
GRANT TO PRESIDE AT TO-


DAYS MEETING.
uovor ceorye = Green OF Binghamton. presided
At the noon meeting Of the Commercial Travellers
Honest Money League yesterday at their head
ouarters corner of Prnce-st. and broadway
MANY people ask II the rural districts oil TINS
State are going to keep up their vote TOT 'he ne
publicans this year" said Mayor Green aiiu
am proud to say that | am ruralist ana mat
the ruralists will cast a larger vote for Mckinney
and Hobart this year than they did Tor the Hep"o-
lcan nominees four years ago
Navor Green then introduced Jacob kempie. OF
West Virginia. Il am not going 10 talk about 10
TO / for the chances are 16 to II 90 'hat WIN
no thrown out" began Mr.. kemple' pu' what
7 am going to talk about is the patriotism that Il
being shown In this country by the hepupAo""9
against that shown by Bryan. Altged Illiinah anu
the hackers of the sllver-crazed party. we've ""u
one dose of the Democratic Administration ana we
dom, vant any more of It. but we want the doc
trines Of lanes c. Blaine lived up TO and lmmigra-
,or restricted TO the benefits OF the American Ia
borers" -
Colonel Charles r. Polk ex-United States con-
sul 10 Toronto, was the next speaker he toiu 'he
audience that a traveller who had JUST come iroi''
Nebraska had told him that the pulse OF the peopc
~ that State was for Mckinley and Hobart ana
that he expected that State to go FOR the Repuo-
leans.
"Au bonor " he continued. sis due 10 such men
az Flower Whitney Phelps. Hewitt and WatterSon'
and their names shall be Inscribed hgh on 'he
Nations scroll OF honor for holding to principe
above party"
Samuel Selling. the eleven-year-old ooy or"'o' VI
Troy y y was next introduced. and II was several
minutes before he could begin To speak on "'
count OF the applause he received. Nheh ne III"
begin ne told the drummers that they Eeneiit,y
had the best OF rythnC. the pest seat u, nv
railroad car the best room In the h0tri' duu wv
best rate In the country. and wonncr WY Sou
haven't put the best traveller In the w mt houss
ANY man can beat a drum but II takes large num-
her of men to beat drummer. 49,,
Il heard in my travels" continued the lao, our
ing the last two years. number OF druiniherS cA
claim I've been skunked.' which means i nave noi
n, ,de any sales This expression, one OF theTn toIu
m. has been used during the last iour years
than ever before which only goes TO prove tha the
nresent Administration has seriously affected DUST
Ar the meeting to-day Mayor Strong Will PRESIDE
for the first thirty minutes. and then colonel FRED
nrck d. Grant will occupy the chair Tor the re,
r,ainder of the meeting Among the speakers VIII
Le General Horace Porter. An invitation mas been
extended TO cx- President Harrison 10 pe present
also and the commercial travellers, VINO nave al
WAYS been his enthusiastic friends confidently tx
meet that he will honor thern with visit. brass
hand will furnish music as Will also william A.
Pov.e,s's Diamond Quartet. Every man in the
audience will be supplied with small American
DAG and the reception of the speakers Will be
niciuresque a. well as noisy