New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-16
CHEERS FOR G. 4. KNIGHT.
Large audiences Hear the Cali
fornian and Ex-senator ThurstOn.

The keen interest Of the Eastern people in the
political outlook Of The West noticeably in
evidence yesterday by the unusually large audience
that assembled at No sol Broadway 10 hear the
address OF George A knight. OF California.
Mr.. knight who is the Republican National Com
mitteeman from California, the principal
speaker at yesterdays noondsy meeting Of the
Commercial Travellers League OF America. He
vas heartily oheered. and said. in part:
did not come hero TO talk 10 you OF politics as
70 talk you OF business. particularly II
Missouri River Here is the grsat centre Of our
wealth and business interests, and We look 10 the
East and the State OF New-York 70 continue that
prosperity and help hold back the threat OF free
trade and repetition OF the dark days OF the
came here 70 appeal for the success Of the Re
Rcan BUT 6soause it has Brought peace and pros
parfty to the great country Of the West, which
World OF The Esss The Republican j party has given
- Po'In aha IA ~ me increase
agriculture and mines and all this would be threat
ent adninistration
The PemoGr1ts talk Of t the 5EsDuscsn party
before the Spanish war was ever thought of. ana
are Russia and Japan lighting for? II IS FOR the
future. for commerce and trade 1t unnecessary
Us az rss s fdea 6 to tne q bs
tropical colonies and they are Indispensable the
own uses. ana With the retention Of the PhtiiD-
our trade is destined to grow with grand strides
and bring out prosperity not 10 the Pacific Coast
particularly, but to the whole country and people
Of the United States.
NJ Linn Bruce and Congressman vreeIand VIII
be the speakers at No. sol Broadway tomorrow
Ex-Uuited States Senator John NJ. Thurston OF
Nebraska. addressed a large crowd yesterday at
the meeting OF the Roosevelt and Fairbanks
National Commercial League. No. 500 Broadway
When he entered the place the crowd stood up and
yelled until he reached the platform Mr. Thurston
said in part:
Judge Parker says the gold standard has been
irrevOc4bly liked and established BY whom has
When Judge Parker says that the gold standard
to the glory. the honor and the craftsmanship OF
the Republican party
The Democrats say that Mr.. Roosevelt is the
issue IN this campaign 1Aey say he is quick
for them. and think that he too quick to act
In the Panama affair. But his QuckuesS gave Us
the canal may never have had centuries.
They say he quick IN sending a feet 10
the Mediterranean. Yes, but his QuickEess OF ac-
ton has made the people OF the United States ga fe
The Democrats have offered US Judge Parker
He's good a pretty quiet man. But think
what Wen have for Cabinet If he's elected He's
picked out his advisers. I'm sure they'll make a
fine Cabinet. Think Of that happy family OF
statesmen Murphy and McCarren Sheehan AMI
Belmont. the new secretary OF trusts; Taggart and
John Sharp Williams!
The speakers OF the Monday monday meeting
at No. SOC Broadway will be Abraham Gruber
c. c. Hunt and Samuel Bloch.
The Roosevelt and Fairbanks Sound Money Drug
Paint. oil and Chemical Trades Campaign Club
meetings at No. Z John-st. The speakers to-ulor-
row Will be ". r. Curtis and G. l. Weeks. The
ctuo VIII give the use or IS auditorium TO the
Jewellers in which to hold MONDAY meeting
on Tuesday.