New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

DR.. John >. Whte was INC H'sI i'o"
speaker OF the evening The subject allotted 10
him was the Fall Of the North Ministry lie
said in part:
,brG rsn yd Us IN meet in sree he
expected you 70 knock cnip OH OLA n no,ccrt halls
ii "ame near saying in our churches-before mo
orchestra has Played ihffe notes nr T6 Sa
gled Banner" the whole audience Is on ITS tce';
hSus and singing to 4Ss HtJ the specimen
Of his great congomeEa7s America Mna19"
seemed one short month ago as 4 two
hundred and nfty brave feo%s nad lost ,o np ws
Know WHAT hat they died IN as good they
had actually been nshipg In their country,s honor;
royalty worth dying for-to awaken throughout the
length and bresdih Of this Hnd II the o dormant qapnbee
form Of government and atiat o,d-,me chivalry
sacG by s Sms TO n aaa of the
ones struggling for freedom against mighty ODDS,
nc Row e Seems !" pTobabe we are to have Cuba
withoH, the kcTr0rs OF war. doubt 4 any Of YOU
y with greater Ss I gain to humanity Npplause
e0ss gears aS IKE ' Wm MR '"
plause). cool ciear-headed undaunted ny inc spurs
press. courageous and determined TO do his duty.
no matter what should come, there would have
o oseh honor mo ppama~) From the day Of the fall
q Lord NorG Ministry THE there nas ne EhF
land. until thore scarcely exists to-day a nation
moro democratic. Applause)
POINTS MADE BY MR.. TAYLOR
Robert W. Taylor who succeeded President
Mckinley in Congress was next introduced by
Mr. Depew. THE Time 10 Intervene was the
theme upon which he spoke. and reverting 10
the achievements Of Washington, Mr.. Taylor
dwclt at length upon the sagacity and courage
displayed by the first President in dealing with
the many crises which confronted him while
he was struggling for the life OF the now Nation.
rs Il too much to say that his example will be
followed now" asked Mr.. Taylor, referring 10
the situation which President Mckinley Is
called upon 10 face. The question was an
swered with a loud Outburst Of sympathetic
cheering, and proceeding. Mr. Taylor asserted
that President Mckinley, in accepting the re-
sponsibilities which had been placed upon him
would undoubtedly be moved b. the same pa,ri-
Otto motives and principles which inspired Wash
ELOQrENCE OF JAMES H. HOYT.
James II. Hoyt. speaking upon the toast Of
THE Patriots Of 1855" made singularly effect
I've address His pungent criticisms Of the
methods which Spain had adopted In Cuba, and
his prediction that If the necessity arose, Amer-
ca would find men In her service as great as
those who had helped her to build up the glory
in the past were frequently cheered IN the
course Of his speech he said:
This may fairly be said 10 be a somewhat critical
period in the history OF the republic faint
hearted or even dyspeptic American can discover
FOR them He can. II he wishes. md at any rate
apparent warrant for the nGom tha, " nj h Ins
VI by internal oXplosl9qnl thonsn never Dy an
1,es,ion whether the victory for good government
ana sounu money. won al such cost OF strain ana
iahor I'm 1895 was final victory or whether the
only
pTessiblc confiict. the issue Of which Is stu
pc ,h:t thousands OF people willingly pay even
NM" "a cents head I'm good money TO near an eo-
quel,l INTO law Will halve his receipts unless
cfysdo,,Ies his admission fees. loud laughter)
=, "a n liscouragng fact that only few months
snGeb 's,' large Interrogation mark after the word
"conserNuie ~ reputation. besmirching the credit
Of the by a}or Tom hs
s,. voted for the resolution In spite OF the
protesting piuraliIy, 81 more 'n"' quarter OF
million 4hs Oe on VIC o Of the state ssi'n!Hrs.
ch ino, "a Ia smitten with a spirit OF madness and
,en,",es Of asylums might be more economieal TO
Tires 10 make appropriations Tor asyuIns
l ~ ny Nv the narrow majority OF two declaring
a contracts hereafter made PAYABLE In gold aS,
so,utrS ohte"t for plumber The exasperaed citizens
on only cxclaim with tho prophet OF Old. How
lohg ohnrn i,s a brighter side 10 the picture. The
oi nui after great study voted for good money
Peopngc IND thr other day at the mere threat Of
~ loSo. and irrespective OF party gave credit OF
100 a. that this country should be prepared
IU IN W. coTid be inner than Captain Sigsbees dis
a"oh written shortly after he Ild given inc heart-
Phlc,,i, order 10 abandon snip, III which he re-
neieH the people OF America 20 suspend Judgment
uh tl a. And who is NOT proud that Chaplain Chad.
p;nEfbai unassumns hero helping The sick ana
Wiz n,co,,ing Inc dying and sending messages TO
cohi 9 Us an American citizen? (Renewed ap-
I,,nI tnd then there IL that other conspicuous
pa,vn, Consui-Caneral Lee tcheers) unruned amid
caltnv and fearlessly dischaTsnS the duties