New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-07
NO FEAR OF IMPERIALISM.
AN INDIANA JUDGE ADDRESSES A BIG
MEETING IN BROOKLYN.

TberA was an enthusiastic crowd last evening at
the big Republican rally of the Invincible Club,
No Is Herkimer-st Brooklyn Hundreds Of per-
sons were turned away because the clubhouse was
not larger The building was profusely decorated
with flags and bunting inside and out. and there
was music by the Marine Band and singing by the
Liszt Quartet.
Alderman James H. McInnes, chairman of the
Campaign Committee. introduced s. L. Brinley,
president Of the club the presiding officer. The
first speaker was Judge John w Jones, Of Indiana,
who said the meeting might well be a ratihca-
ton of the result Of the election as ratification
Of the Republican nominees. for the election was
already settled in the hearts of the people. The
speaker contrasted the conditions of eight years
ago when the business Of the country seemed to
grow as thin the President grew thick" with
the prosperity of to-day.
The Judge continued:
When you vote in this district remember you
are practically casting vote wherever the Ameri-
can flag flies. You know that flag has never foated
There never can be any imperialism under the
on our shoulder but when the chip does get on the
shoulder there is no man or nation who can take
to put crown on the head of any one, or believes
Gently addressed twenty-five audiences in different
States, and have not found man, woman or child
IN favor Of imperialism.
DRUG. CHEMICAL. PAINT AND OIL CLUB.
The Mckinley and Roosevelt campaign club Of
the drug chemical paint and oil trade is now fully
IN the club this year and all the leading houses are
represented. Headquarters are at No 81 John-st,.
and daily meetings will be held at noon. beginning
Monday, October Is The organization will
parade on Saturday November 3, with over four
thousand men, it is expected, under the command
OF General Z. L. Moneux marshal and Andrew
B. Rogers as chief Of staff. The following officers
have been elected: George ]. Seabury, president;
William De Zeller secretary; l. V. S. Hitler, treas
urer; Andrew B. Rogers, chairman Executive Com
mittee; s. H. Carragan, chairman Campaign Com
mtttee Among the vice-presdents are Lieutenant
Governor Timothy L. Woodruff William Brook
field, Henry Daley jr., Samuel w Fairchild. G.
Clinton McKesson, Runyon Pyatt, Thomas F. Main.
w. Jay Schieffelin ]. Seaver Page, James L. Nor
gan, jr r. P. Rowe and Arthur A. StillwelL
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS RAISE BANNER
The Commercial Travellers Mckinley and Roose-
welt Club No l had a meeting and banner raising
at yesterday at its headquarters No. 737
Broadway. The banner. 10 by % feet was strung
from No 737 to No 74O Broadway. 1t the gift
of Cornelius N Bliss. Ferdinand Ziegel, president
Of the Commercial Travellers Club, superintendent
its unfolding 1t bears the inscription, Progress,
Protection and Prosperity; the name OF the club,
and the portraits Of Mckinley and Roosevelt and
of Odell and Woodruff There were some short ad-
dresses In the hall. Frederick W. Hollis, secretary
Of the Hague Peace Commission; w. II. McEroy,
II. Rigley and J. w. Bgelow were the speakers