New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-21
MR.. DEPEW INTRODUCED.

Immediately upon finishing his address Colonel
Roosevelt left the hall 10 address other meet
ines at which IL was arranged he should speak
But although the principal figure in the meeting
went away not dozen people left the academy.
There was Chauncey NJ Depew. always favor
ite with political audiences, 10 he heard, and no
sooner had Colonel Roosevelt disappeared be-
hind The platform than there were cries OF
"Depew" from all parts of the building. With
no more introduction than referring TO him as
the prince Of Orators" Mr.. Bovee called upon
NJ. Depew, part OF whose address was as fol-
lows:
1t hardly appropriate that tho pGa Sn ot tan
e,ny s G Welcome Rough RIDE from Santiago
U.aughterJ But the welcome that me, roush
Rider mas received here tonight is simply re;
Aer,ion Of tho cheers that greeted and welcomed
him over the route which he followed by the cen
d d 49, ain all over our State Two years ago
had the pleasure of standing on this anp
then as l speak tonight for the eloquent Young
mis- State and our city in the National Congress-
refer Lenuel +. Qucg. Vheers2 Inc i1st o"S 80
this sound intelligent and cultured district IN send
Ing TO Congress q man VINO mas IeIlccteu ~ -,
back again. Cheers l spoke az mat time also
for another Republican,, Kepubiican VINO ha a., a
has met all the measures ana requirements Oh me
great Office for %hicm we NJ i1taTnationni Re-
publican then of one party, a Republican now re
spected Of all parties-William Mckinney GRO
longcd cheering)
THE RIGHT WON
We stood then upon the dividing line between
hone and despair. We mad passed through three
years o. the worst Industrial panic this country had
ever known. and it to be continued By expert
ruent or be ended by the right principles Of the
rtght man and the good sense OF the country vote0
for the right and he put In force the night
hot In fCO laT
for the benefit OF the American people beyond the
From darkness we have come INTO IiSht; from &c
spar full Of hope: inste ad OF labor seeking
employment we have employers seeking laDor' we
have factories running and mills gong ana occu-
patton everywhere: and beyond all that from hav-
Ing been an isolated Power on one side Of the At
lan.ic. We have become world Power among the
nations Of the earth (CheersJ
We ask our Democratic friends, in view Of these
results why they are putting up any canvass at
we say 10 them. what are your principles, what
are YOU views, what do you intend To do II you
carry the next Congress- and they say We in
tend 20 dig out the Erie Canal" Qaughter) We
say 10 them. How do YOU intend to treat the sill
Yer question and the honest dollar T. elect your
United States Senat tor and thirty-four members Of
Congress- and they reply. We are going to repeal
ing paper there is telegram from Washington
announcing that the Democratic National Commit
literature advocating free silver but they 90 not
circulate IL in the State OF Ncw-fOrk Now. what
kind OF parry IS II mat dare not circulate IFS own
Of the Republican party that II has one kind Of 1T
erature to every State In the Union spoke last
week in Nebraska. a few days afterward In Chi
cago and tonight here am in the metropolis Of
the Nation.
ONLY ONE VOICE OF REPUBILCANIsM.
lit is with but voice that any Republican
speaks. whether the plains OF Nebras ska, wheth-
er in the populous city OF Chicago. or whether in
great finance city Of New York. and that voice