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BEWALL'S RINGING WOR]
A SCORCHING DENUNCIATION OF DE
CRAT1C BLUNDERING.
Till; FORMER DEMOCRATIC CONSCL-GENERAI
SAMOA TELLS w MY THE I'M; TV OF
FAMT AND SHAME is NOT THE 1'l.v
FOR BELF-REKPBCTINa MEN THE CBN
?l H \i. OPER \ HOt HE ' R< iWDED
i HEERfl FOR MR Q
In opening Ihe mass-meeting held under
auspices if the Republican Club at Ihe Cen
Opera House last night Ellhu Root, Ihe eh
man. remark? i that II was onl an oven
meeting of the great meeting held a! Cam
Hall. A rlai. ? . . i the great audience
a H'l.i women and mi n that was pa? ke i In
auditorium of th? Central Opera House, h
ev. r, show I thai the word "overflow" wai
Inad?quate to express the size of the gathei
as ih" au h; >i lui ommod
people wh . d? sii. i m gel in.
In his opening address Mr, Root, said: "1
is tie most extraordin?r) campaign I have e
witnessed. In th.- thlrtj ^.r.< of my polltl
life i nevei have observed so many elemi
combining against a comm n enemy. The i
T.lo of Ihe Ity and State f N? w-Toi k, ? (
political parties, hav? come to agree thai
Pi-mi cratl i artj la in apable n( r ? -. ? ml
Tammany Hall has governed Ne? York a?
band of pirates would ~ vern an Island tl
had captured."
Edward Laut? im h adln I the meel
and spoke of the great Importan? e ? ( voting
th^ amendments to the Btate Constitution,
emphasised ihe necessity of voting for the ai
gambling amendment, and said: "Some >?-.
ago there was a ti>-a- outcry In the Sti
against the evil of the public lottery. Hundr?
"f young in-:i and women were ruined by
and whole families were Impoverished. The <
bei ame ^.. great that a law was passed abolli
ing lotteries, and now every State In ihe Uni
prohibits them. Bui recently the lottery i
reappeared In another form, thai of betting
racetracks, it bas grown to alarming prop
tlons. Th.- law sanctioning It wan styl? I an :
to encourage the Improvement of the breed
horses, and under this th-n veil gambling h
been carried on until thousands have be
ruined. By all means vote for th? antl-gai
l.Mng am? ndment."
Lemuel E. Qulgg, the Republican can
c ngreas In the XlVth District, on entering I
hall was r. .'i\.-l with tremendous applau
(>n gaining the pi itl >rm he said: "A circu?
waa re entlj placed l.i my bands which w
headed 'Whal John Connelly has d ne,' and th
?areni n to say ihat he passed s i h and su :
bill, until *?x or s- ver ha I been enu
At the L.'tt 'in ol the circular In large lype w
ask--1. "Whal has Qulgg doner Well, I'm n
?ne of those men who pie tend to do II all, bul
John will run back elghl months he will i
member thai the ;? >pte of this dlstriel and
?did' Colon? ! Ki iw n '.as: .lai uai s and I J ?
will only restrain his Impatience until Novei
her ( hi will find lit tl the pe pi? at i i will "d
him." Mr. Qulgg atas received ?ith gr?ai i
thualasm a:i through but speech,
Th - prim Ipal speak? r ? ' the . \- ? ?
vas Harbl 1 M. 8? wall, of Maine, who I
an hour held the rloeeat at ten! ol the aud
ence hy his masterly arralgnmenl :'
crath- Administration, and
with r? gai '. ' i the Pa Id Islands. H? - il
i ?at ?:
I eoni-- ;o yon from the State ?hat 1
Signal foi th? country In Ihe
now upon von. (Applause I I bi ig ????
In.-s ol vu ir party In Maine ever loyal anil ti
umphant lo-dS) aa It has been but ?
} iBtoi v.! 1 la log you what ? ho il ' be ev?
?weet?r than iheae. Ihe un ittei
good wish? o( thousands of others, ):???
Democrats, who In oui election stayed a? ly frn
the polls, or, like myself, embrac? : th? lleglan
of the Republican party. (A: . 1
And i! 1 understand the spirit In which th? I:
puhli. an partv goes before the ; ?
palan, it is the splrll *'hl< ?if- ' ' "
ciais are putting aside their parti
Which appeal? t" them as fello? rltisei
shoulder i" shoulder srlth us t?. rave a
country. lApplatiK i It i
Bpcatfl to-night. In no s;>iii- "? anlm
mv former comrades-in-arms do I come
do' not ezpeel them ai once to agre?
portance ol tha Issue I have . ,
aofllced to take me ? it oi the part) Inio ?hl h
was lot:, and i" which 1 had given .-i life loi
and unfaltering allegiance
Certainly I lay no claim to have found Ihe on
way rat ol the Democratic party: th? nev
were so mnny avenue? of el I par!
ts there are to-day II? igl t? U . H :
novar were ? many Invitation? Issue
gulehed Demo rats within the partv tooth?
crats of e'luall] zood standing to leave the pari
ns then an lo da) iLaughtei
The Prei Idei ? of the L'nlte ! Statei . thi
head of tin | ai ty, haa Invited ever) Den
Senator, aave one (laughter!, t i leav? th?
and ihai one I ? refuses l
ernorshlp o( this State (Renewed lauRhter.i Th
Iiemi.eraii'' Senate returna ihe courtes) and brand
the Democratic Hoitee ai In imp ten? to lei
and to fram? a tariff bill for the country i ; ?
laughter.) If you are a Democrat ?'ho b llev?
your party's platform, who belles that prote?
tion is h .-rime, who opposes .i professes to "i
t>f.se trust?, you are Invited i<> hive a party th?
nas broken its pledge? and has allied Itself i
that trust, the mosl obnoxious to lur peoj ?
If you are s Democrat Intelllg it ?
know thai protection la aa "1 i pa ihe
ment liseif, and voti are opposed ?> the fanatic
who hay? no Industries .it h? i -.i I wanl
and yet are Jealous ol the pi-osperlty that ha
come with our?, you are Invl! d oui of th? i irl
by us official hand and nezi nominee by besi r?
por;, who brands you as a traitor and mas<iuei
ader in atolen livery (Laughter and applaus? i
If you are a Jeffersonlan Democrat, II
le.'tmtd Democracy from the lip? ol Seymoi
of Tilden. If you believe thai that government is t h
bes! government that Interfere? the leasi In th
private concerna "f the Individual. If you boJle\
with Jefferson thai direct taxe? . ? ? ,,- i,, i
resorted to In time of peace, you are Invlt? i ti
leave th?. party b) a law thai ii ? ;?,
clnle and puta a F? leral sp) v? every h.
In the land
The Invitation ?rh h ame t> me ?ik ihe In
dorsemenl of the Dem?crata o( mj Rtat?
fore it had been indorsed by the part) In Coiutrea
and in ih?- country, o( action In oui foreign rela
lions, ?.hl.-h "f mv personal knowledge I knew ti
be the indorsement ol moral and political crime?
and th<- degradation oi the num.- and power ..
the Nation. And I accepted this Invitation, and lef
the 1 lem...nu?. pai ty. be. ause I bell? \< that a part'
careless ,.' ti.. honor of the Nation I? no more '?
to associate with than a man careless .>: hli own
(Applauae.) Vnd i sa) i" m\ Democratic frlenil
this: Thai rould the) have Bern ..?? 1 have been
brought fa. . :.i face with Iheti lea?lera at V
inaton. their method?, and their motiven In th<
conduct of our foreign relations; hav? studied as
?'id on the apol the Inception of ihe Infamy o
Hawaii, have been a pari a? I >\;<- ..i il
of shame in Samoa, I would not be here nf then
alone to-night. (Applause.)
If it be possible '..i a p. a? >? loving peopl. like mir
Salvas t" have s traditional enemy, assuredly tha
enemy Is Qreal Britain. We cannot forael thi
past, we can no! Ignore ihe condition! ..: th?
ant: we canno shut oui eyea to the fortreasei
with arhlch she menacea our coasl Noi ran w<
fail to remember thai I! Is by her efforts In wai
and peace thai ?? i shl:? have been driven fron
the sea? and thai to-day, through her colony '.
the north o? us and It? subservient and subsidize,
political agent, ?he wage? war on oui intern?
comm? i. ?
in the faca "f itiis record, the people of this eoun
try are not hkely to forget "i forgive the fac? thai
It bas besa reserved for Democratic statecraft i<
open mir markets i>> Panada; i?. yield lo h?rr with
out compensation whal she haa souahl !?? "i.t.-.i:
by threats and harasaments, and iinn t.. del?)
the Inevitable and happy day when ih.it line nhal
be obliterated that euts ns off from territory
ally our own, aud our Unir -hall lloat over an un
divided continent
?WARD'S PROPHETIC VISION
Hut to turn to the Pacific, ?here is now belni
fu*.MIed th? propheey ol Reward when he deebtreil
that its .-hor. s, Us Islands and (he VSSl regtOM
beyond wer,, dentlned "ta become the rhlei th? itr?
of event? m th- wm I i s great I.aft r." Here,
at least, it s.-ni." thai the waj ,i,k open for th?
development of oui :<.w.i and influence,
pe?.-, by th. lealouay ol s neighboring, rival n de
velopniem commensurate with ..n; treat ....,-? Hn
and the pr ?mis,, of our early enteri ? then
Bat m) nrlei ?la, wh.-..- over all the en? ol
toward's prediction can an American look now
with pu.le ,,r satisfaction? Our met hunt fias lias
disappeared rr,,m China, and nom Ion* ?I.
that Prestige won (oi : ?? by the peal statesman
and diplomatist of your St..? That pi tig?
11 hlna is gone, not t.. be won bach for us .? \|.
t?rasham seems to think b) tacking the motive
of her valorous adversary. Mr Greshum i i not
only not won II back, bul he ha? made ai enen .
or Japan, whom w< opened up in th? world lie
has done aroeae By permitting. Or ii Brl tin to
COWPERTHWAIT'S NEW STORE,
104 W?Mt 14th st., imr 6th Ave^
|g THI PLACE TO HI ',
CARPETS MADE FROM FREE WOOL
/Pond's Extract
4BHBjBXMMBBKBHBJBaTgWVHBBR?*T >taaliBMBBlBBflBBSBBSBBB^aBSBBBgaTaBlBBWr
is worth its WEIGHT in GOLD
Cures Female Complaints,
Neuralgia? Piles, 5ores, Bruises and all Pain.
CHEAP SUBSTITUTES DO NOT CUTE.
i. the first '.. r? ognlse ihe new Japan srhlch are
ma i? possible, he has allowed Orea! Prltatn to
supplant us In the esteem ol that Power, upon
which rest the hopes ol civilisation In Ihe Orient,
?m.! which henceforth contests for th? supremacy
ol Ai... ..n the Pa? Ule. (Applause >
'i i ... i uln! - ?<. thli ." ean demand om III
ai of comma ??ling Importance t.. the commerce of
Ihe future and to Ihe Injurj of our ;?? ?ill ?n in all.
i. Democratl Vdmlnl (ration has ?leali blows thai
might w? il hase come from our bitterest memy
Then ? Nicaragua, the gateway t" the P
? if uli.it Incal iilai.l. benefli to the <-l:> of New
Vork would il be to have thai gatewaj ..?-..?? i. our
m ? I- one, and the rich? ?i imm?-..??? of the
word over nature'* na irai and cheapesl I . iwas
ir : ! ? tributar) to your city? Why have :? u nol a
canal tl
The. Republican Adminl ?rail n of Oeneral Arthur
.--. el ' . i made a treaty w hi? h won ; hav? In
eu red lie building ol the canal, and li la) before
?1; n Mr, .'??.- ?an i ? nt? re?l into offl ? ?
Brsl \ Imlnlstratl m The approval of the
. ; y ha I ?i me oui to th? m ai lire; ten . ?? m i
era tic Senator? too?! ready to vote for ll It took
Mr Cleveland Jusi flvi la) . sml?l all th? ire? an I
perplexities incident to his ..ih -, to condemn that
treaty. He with lr< w It. a I II ? ? : has been
he ird of sine?
The Itepublicana got togetl i again, and i bill
was framed !.. secure the I.ml Inn; il, but
;h. election of a Democratic House prevente?! any
mini ' ' \n i to-day we h tve disap?
pointment, humiliation and failure where the
achievement of a glorl i i ?? *'as within our
.- >uni ry'i grasp.
? 1 ' out i : an Xicai gua ; i i he mid-1 'a< do, and
there, guai ling ?Ike sentinels ll . routes ol ll ? ? traffic
to which r- course will giv? birth, are Hawaii and
Samoa, I pass over the story1 of Hawaii, the sick?
ening ?lor) Mr Cleveland's attempt to punish
.. ::? own countrymen there I i no other crime than
that they rebelled again?? a (?overnmenl which none
i would submit to for a moment, and sou
to shar? with us the blessings of our f1i>;; the In
trlgu s, ii.- deceli that went on in youi name, and
mine, and Inspired the dethroned sovereign to de?
mand Ihe blood of the peera ol an] In our land,
CLEVELAND'S THREATS RECALLED.
T. a hose satlsfa tl n was this? Nol I ? I
Hawai ins, as thi y th? m.?el\es will test not I
.air c iiniiv men, treat? d as outlas nes and
? - ?? rrorlsi I by ( !l< vel in 1 - thr? it- I
pr?t? ni can no moi ? def? il thi ann? na tlon ol
H i ?? ill th u. . in Democratic dipiomai >?; thi sugg. -
tlon would be absurd Put II Is Orea 1 llritaln, an?)
< ?real llritaln alone, thai io-<lay at ( he de
.mi:. \a : Ion, .in I at ?he tard
r? 'ognltl .a we ha>??? gli n th? new ? |
West
Th. r< is left s na..a. Haw remains
th? last isl?n I ., aip In the P rbed by
ai Kurope in Powei ; n paign
h 10k aciDaily, in so ma ir !?>??>
that we ha> ? ini <:]-. ?< ir
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i . th.- high. toward
I nei to ? ? -?? ' st ?a l
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w ith no n perfori rhe Nl] c, ..1
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Six days I Her Ihe ?hips wer? nt. bul
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fve'.l knew. I i ? I
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to do ' ? '
ol whi? h Mi V .
'! .... question n? ' ? r was ti ?ke?l again
ha?! ' lie ships . rived ??? I ? ' I '
the watt-i if the terrible l?i an?l nl
ol heroism it evok? d, the rlti? s
w ere alien? ed.
Bui ?? . ? vere om hip? ent. I aal o thai
ngeil rlioi it the hurrh anc
..... m every two or ll ree yeat
awaits the i rafl ihal ? ? I. ? ?
Was i' lo i ------1 ' Herman iilti?
Instructed I? eo-operate with the (iermai ships.
Wa s It as i den mstratlon to de I ? ? '?
Admiral as to I hi li pun ??.?.? I thu ivei a-e and
restrain him? How could th!s lie A-hen In hi*
; ? | Id a . op) ol Klmhi
.. ^hijis arrlv? d? No, the only ; eo
. i,. .;.. pivi .1 were the , eople n th? itmli ?.
flag they bore as the) sped onwa ?1 to ?1? ?ti i> tlon
... . ? ent to Hoi an th?
r? ord, to conceal the wretched pllshl Into
!.. n,.,. ran. incompetency ha<l allowed ui to drift
t., blind '!." rountri Into the liellel ihal then waa
being done what vigorous dlplomac) should have
accomplished eighteen months before
\ii.| bj the sorrow ol desolated homes, in the
raus? of truth and history ' denounce the Ineom
peten y of thai Democratic \dmlnlatratlon ai I the
cowardly attempt to conceal thai li.npeten y
which cos? ui ii-- jreaiesi naval dlaastei ol our
... history, (Applause i
Vnother charge 1 have to make I made it
fully at Augusta nearly t? i months a to l ma?h' it
again al Host,m the oth?-r nlghl I epeat li here
.. |i m earshot of our Ambassador '?. (Jreal
n now on the stump In lielaware. There ha?
been no att? mp1 al i efutatlon, noi will ? ? ?.
be, for l quote 1 from I lie published ri ?
l make II to show the hollownesa nl Mr ciev?
i,. .) > pretensions to humane aentlments and
hi .. In hi? .rse toward Hawaii and t.. show
why '? r conne tlon with Samoa la lo him :-<?
I,. |ta| ng a r? iponslblllt?
I har.! 'hit. a< tli R nn '? r Mr l'.a- u I'
? (ruction?. I had kepi th Kin? from pul
ati li- m. ? nsi amler the |
? ? . ngton . inf. rence wou f, 'torlly
settle Samoan affairs, and thai he would nol be
allowed to ?offer, an?! I ?howe?! h?iw n> this un?
ited intei feren ?? i" resti i nlng him from ? ? ei
ci-iii^r thi highest attribute of sovereignty, I was
m li a prlsonei and an exlie fr n h - country,
in th? ey?M "f ? Bamoan Is a punishment
v ?: -.- i han death.
?j HE CRIME AQAIN8T s.-- M? lA,
Now, the inference al Berlin restored thai man
to his ..\\n and establish?*! In Bamoa ? ?-? ivernment,
the beal one thai could be devised for pi it?
ta of n .t..,.-- and foreigners alike, end
assuring the continued neutralltj of Ih? group
(Applause.) l'ait Mr, Cleveland no sooner comet
to ;,..\\<r than he attacks thai Government,
for which we, more ihin uny other Power, u
sponslble, and plunges Ihe Island Into all the hoi
i ! wai fare, and having : h is robl* ,|
and alienate?! from ll mam .,t it?
si pporteri . he I? aves lo th* other Pow? t : , do with
.1 a- lie '. Oil 11 ill I !.. Ipil ? -
Now, m.', friends, to whose lienefli ha;.- li
these blunder of De. i i . , ,.?],. ,,,.,'
?' ! ?'?>' of ll.i,- Powei who. having di -.? n
"itlanl ? . now i onfi >nta is even
' h? re with her audaclt) in the Pa. :. i., , m ,,
" from one end ol the Pacific to the ol
ou will rind It. V'ou may go to chill, ?
ill remember when oui sailors lui imirdeie.i in
tree! f \ ilpari , ., and o n Pr< -. . t ? ,. i .
??ration mall lout libels
-, whi? a we knot?, now had tl ill ..,:,
?rltUh . lai - . f Sam -. .,? ,.,.'?'
.. m Harri-Hin had -.,.: ., patrbitl? i.- -. vmei ,?'
s oui Minister then V,
?- ! wh< re ..nl, ,..:,!. iireai |iri. .... V
- n guilt) ,,: hr.akii
Ion .?: ii.. patrol i .
n(,.?hej > ?' " ??or of i . : ,,,.. ? ' ni:
? '?n&
t::\.::,;:;;;? ,, ?
M '?'?" -".?'?-". Callao andganTran ' ' ,'
your city of New-York. an?l Britain may feel seci
In her ? ommerel il a > ? ntage Hu? h? h i - a zr?
er advantage . v ? n than th.s an advantage wh
is uur pi iportlonate danger, and of It we w<
a m ! 1.1-1 . pi Ing by the Con mit! ? of Fore
H< lation? of lh. H nate, the dang? that Or?
Urltaln, by secui ?I ms ? hlch we hi
il, shall la. .ik In! our r ? ist line ti ule
our defences, not In violation of the Monro? U
trim . bm In 1 nan ol the r? publl? s along i
line of u.mal. And airead) noa thai warnl
Is I- Ing rulflll? ?!.
We know thai she . ?? r . again? I our prot?
sovereign right over Belize and the Buy Islan
w? tii.it sh? - '
n . t <7."??..'? i. ,,: ainsi Nil aragua the n
sien in the Kgvptlzatlon ol Nicaragua and i
Isthmus.
HOWINO TO FOBBION DU TATION
w ?? 1.1- ? -. en the u rklni i of Bril 1
. Is? where, Ihe ol n I In our way, the sal
rived from the blun lers of i" mocra
? of oui foi Igi :? iticn w hal I
been ??:? British all ? ? ? moa
H was al the r? qui I f th Kritl h For? Ign < ?fi
thai Ihe Inati ui lion? ! havi quot? i .\ hi? h r? ul
... the ; ? a>. il : M i .? ? . ren ent. It wa? I
British Minisii r al ?. f< i kvlll? W? ?:, ?
broke his woi I to Mi. Il n- u i an i n n?ler? ?I ful
the \\ ashlngi m - onl ind II was not ui
!w ' yeai lat? r, spui i i on b> the appro ichlim el
lion, a hi n he ? rot? the fam ? I? ttei i irnn I!, vei
so iii-ni:m>; ? . lb. Pr? sidi lit th i must
noticed hi. it come from a tramp In the nutter, il
I laya id an I Clev? Ian I gave t |?aes|Hii
III i h. Itrl -. nent which .l :
our harbor al s imo. u?el< - bj n
thei ind u is tli ? Hrltl ih < 'oj in) >l N?
. I, wlthoul .m irm) or navy, In
. : ? . ?. :. thai puts fot sard tl ? ?' I dm to I
: . ? Sam ? Vnd Ml Ita-ard.
along : f the British Foreign ? ?Ml e, t Ii
In I. indon, and in an a? i of fi
pos - thai Sir John Thut : n, who, l?a? k
Hi ,i |i p pr. entai \ in S imi
has ... 'i ' ie i hi ? r of British a tlvl
shall be pul In cunt I
|l aid that then ? i ha? been In th
itlons In all ?
rslc? What part) la) I ai
thi i. coi i i,- : . id? up in ? pr?s? nt
;., the pre? ni g neratl ?n ' I- I! Ih? part) that ga
> imn at I, m Ion, an : R? ???? u I an I HI ilni . a
him who i
ifi m i w.u. It? nj imln Harrison il W i*
lngt m; that drove l ? : ? r of ?
fi i Ino, thai I is n Hi
nur been ent i British ?I ip
: , r? seul !'"tii at tl ' f Germany? I* It I
part) that i back peace ci .wneil w.
the hon rs of triumph.?
ja* i fi .m Berlii e glvn you
I Nicir . "
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l.i . , I the Ho if Hepres.-nni
followed Mr. ? ! n I. o Mi Kerr hm I? I gre i
i. ml i ' ? ? , ?? It.eord" at il
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I Judge John H iV.hhI ' \ , wa Ihe ne?
;.'..?? ii lid I i- lili U .Veil
Il Ih? C iplti ? :
n?n .ii
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lie I., Kdw.ltl I.HUt- I
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lul?e John li ' f Home. I
W. Is, nd said (hat SI l . . i .,
' i- and ? lm< 11 ;
i ' nan I
: i bilsz.inl "That's th? i y It will be with In
l n n,... rats!" yelled a ana |
M i ..... I llolahai
? illowed Judge Mi \i Ii i. hi -
to .i small .ei I' nee, The . rowd lia i
,.,,!?; of | ? . ...
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of Dr. I'arl ? iivei
I flow . of th?
W Ig? am There v I crowd al elm
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Wllhei f Phllad? phla, tin ! i: .. ? . u
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SENATOR HILL IN ORANOK rol \rv
Porl .)?'! V I-, N V., ' ? ' Il S? ...it-.; I ? i . i ! FI
Hill arrive?! h? i? ? hoi I) .i; tei i non lo da j
Among i h. "n ' he train a Ith him wer? es
Uni teil Htati a Dlntricl-Attoi Ii \\ ?'.,, ?
o( Hrookl) n. e?-( ongres man II? m \ lim on am
' hai I? - T. i tunning, ul (Jo hen, an I e* R. naloi
Kugene S I . ? .... Euff. rn At 2 ... loi k !.. wo
driven to the I n- ra lion e, v. hen he spuke (oi
over mi hour and a half. The penkei ild h<
wa - no better an i n i nora? than the averag?
Demo? rat In thi Mate ( K Mr, I?.,
"' tur v,.i (rien I, the g? nial i 'hi un? ? > M i >.
pew, i- trying t., Imitate Mr, McKinle) m maklm
:???? ? h' (rom i,', i... platform ol a train. .\
'"? n i ... ? ? ii...t Mr. I ?? ; ? ? v . talking Iron
Hi? real platfoi m uf a pala. . . ?r Mi I. i
? annoi pr? venl the |,.-,.|.|.. r,f the Hlat? from r?
gai iii...- hi toui is .i hug? k>k<
In closing Hi. Senator spoke of his aeeeptanci
ol the nomination and said l'on? wi ,1 cume wo?.
.-ink ol swim, I do nul regret having iu eei.te,
'i" '? -mlnailon We hall ,. .?, ., ,.?,,.,, ,r,,MI
to in. . n- n ? .mi ,i united pu m means i
Senator mil led here roi Newburg it i .. ?.? i<
where he s| oke lo nl| hi ai the Ai a lern) ol I
CHKHRINQ WORDH FROM BKNATOIl RAXTON.
Benatoi Raxton, talwari and hopeful, and with a
throal the woi se for w? ai dropp? I Into II publl? an
i radqur.rt? rs y? ?ten! i) ail >rnoon "Th ? It? p
? ini i- In magnlfl nl ? hap? 'said he, "in fai i
i could '. ask f..i an) thing b< ttei Wherevei I
g . i fin : lh< R? ? tbl i . hat i u work ind wag tig
a winning fight I ,? ik? an hour and a hall in
Kin ton th? oth? i nlghi There w?-te ? . i mm
f ':'' ' in I ? were turned awa)
- ' rslo ?? ii ,m doa n the i ter an?l !>? I
? i i ier gav? m i
proofs m n the) wo il I can \ i Isl r foi i he Ri ,t.
H< kei ind ele i both th? Ir Ai n mi,:, men i .,.,,
hull.,' gratified al the outlook "
x"' ''"' 'he othei <?.,, ei w< : Jo . . , ,| m ,,,?..
' N ? ?' hn I. Ollben ' m. ...
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' iry >-f the i: p ibli i . . nunty Cum
'???!' ' "Ju i i) in The Trl tune, ill ;?',, | , ma
th'lt the I!
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? .?'???'? "' H i: nur Hill. H? ; up a rd a f -v.
into i" : .i ii I ,.. , \ |t |, ,. ,,,,.
' ??.? iml-lleiiri (? i... . -, . .i n ..,.,. he w? nl
? ' '??? '.i' kin * i nomln ited i.r kin is
i amm ? |>< mo ? ,? ,,, i .. ? ,?.
' if ? the? m,ni. of g l.i-, nUmlier ol '
>'l 'i- b U n ' . :? I but Lai
' ?'" ' of it We ?hill ..,. two ol
the threa Asaemb.) m? a.
MR. ROBBING ANSWERED.
EX-FIRE COMMISSIONER GRAY'S LETTER
TO MAYOR OILROY QUOTED.
CHAIRMAN t.A!:<>.\" I'. OP THB COMMITTEE OF
SBVENTT, BACKS t'P THB STATEMENT
MADB IN THE MANIFESTO PUBLISHED
ON MONDAT,
The ?'? mmltl.f B vi nty I? smply pn ; ; d to
bach up the i latem? nts made by it In the m ml
feste published Issl Monday. This fscl was dls
. overed yesterday 1 i 'omml ?loner R >l ?'ins. of the
I-'.,,. Department, who In n letter to Chairman I?s
,-,,. que, of Hi" i' mu Itt? i of B? venty, look i ?
i:,,.,, ?., ., ..-t ttemem made reg .r ling ?
lion of Commissioner Orav, who Is sa'.d In tl
manifesto to h ive n ilgned "because rupplles were
i, u, ... .,.. | ,,, d for above th? roarkei price." Mr.
i; a.; :? ,
i irtsh to -' ii-' thai tl Is, In ? far a-- It r? '? rs
t?, this u. part ment, . nol true In an) ? - peel
Mr ilia-, did nol n sign for that cause; I tl this
d.-partment Is honesl to the ? - i . nU run
Inter? ; of th? public, an i thai the t'omml I ni i
,.; Accounts, i :ter a m ?? ' searching Investigation
round nothlm wi >ng, an?! state i thai the
n ? the !.. si k< pi of an) of the ?lepartments
statement, made by a commute? compose?!, as Is
lours. il nteil to do '" " '" 'hi?
.l.|..irtni.nt ami ll management, and to detra
from Its gooil i i utatlon b? for? Ihe publl ?
To ? ettei Mr. Larocque ?enl a r? pi . r.
u !.; a he says, am nr. oth? i ? i.itii;
^ ..u . omplaln thai thi tatem nt, m id? by s
committee, composed na I* the fomii tu? ol H? ven
ty, i ? . ali ulatod to ?Io inju *.- - ' ruur d? part
? ,., ! |tl m ?lac la n!, aal f" d? Ha ! fl
.-.. i r? ; o itlon ' ? r i th? public
? mi.!, tl.r S? \ nty, . omr? ?? ? as I i? of
? Itlz n- without ??. i? d to party, having no pai
Inter?1 t In the pen?ling conteat, h. inturai!; been
\.r\- careful in ever) statement made by II to ih?
publl ? to he ipiltc sure "f its fact and to i
,n .. i late than to . ipggi rate the ab
call f.,i i. dr? \ a . ,? t. ? .Ii ?o .? did no!
resign .,n a ounl of t ;? mat! n of which the . ?m
mitte? m pial and that yci piri hoi
? st t.. :l.i .m I run .n th? u... rest of th pu
On the <th of January la l 11 Wlnthroi (Jra .
a ' ' imml Ion? r "t the Pire i >? ; irinu-nt, ..
an official letter tu Mayor Ullruj on th? subject ol
the ui ? ? mil . ?luting n hi lepartn I
ihal letter among oth? i Kt-.a:, Is
n . :? the f? ii >w ? i : ,t ;... ! |, irtmeni
was i .i vim; fui oil purchai I for It?
i ? pul a re n to furnish at fi
t..'... m - per :?..:. at: that Idue
\ lu loi n.i i I.n i un i !?? I al the prie ni i cent?
per |..-iiii.| wh.-n the mark I pri ? ?.'. is '.'-, eenti
i nun i Ihal grate bars were purchas, 1 ui th? pi I >?
ol ! cents p. i |..,un I, the i rice of which In the m .i -
g.-t was ! , enu pei poun I it while t i i a
? ?; :.? y io the >!? p in n.. nl : i ??
?, ,|| pi ii ision was m-. I? '??? th? i : ui : : : -? ?,. r.
n i ! %pp?u tlonm? nt. a partner or budines
Mr Henri l> Purroy, one Meyer llutxel, was
,!i ai< ?ng , alar) if f W 7 \- r ni m h a- an .?
.-??:? Th i..,:.-. i ? ? ?ng ? hai . I
Ih? I lun mi of ? 'oml istibl -, Imtz.-I bell .
II of that bur? ..a 11- - i. oi.- s also that I
f.ii the ?! ??..u tmenl "i !? ight : ? far In
? \- ? ! the market pi therefor; In liso chai ges
ihn a it.,;, si In ? m li ala ? '?'.? il < ipa
Iti .a. .. . ,.il voucher un 1er ?late .,i 11? i ib? i to,
hlch lie d? lin? d to certify, ha I been I
and the hill . rtlfle l b) thi ? uni*?! men?
and paid without (he requirements of th
full nil citer as a w hole i - \ i -,
eating r? ading an?l
i ? i f t h? I'nmi
? ? ? ? -.. . !? you complah 11 thi fai-ts
I Were I ??! M I ' "l . ' ' i
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to whi? h I ii ive n ferr? !
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r . i. ion-I ? ml liMall a I . led by a
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l'.itighk.-. N. Y.. Oc!
I. ? ?.'.. .h ilrn. the sp
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pllbl ? ' ? ' ?? . : ? ? I.. :l ?;' .
N Arnold. indid.il foi lia; I t
M t- I. \ .? r-ch was ?
of th? 11.m.... , . part) Ile r?f. ? i..! at length i i
? n wh n ha i.a grti * ing up In New
Voi k un I? t : he .1 .mai tlon D Tan
m iny, ? rev? ?le?! b) the Inve tlgai : m now .
? ?n lie .il- . d? i ited ...i. . I? rabie turn to the ?, u
f th? t of th Se?al : ? ? ..f ? hl? ii
I m Ichcss C. - form a par ( iindei lh? directt<>i a
I ?avid ll Hill, thi l>. m. i.ti, i- ,-? ||,| ,-.. | ,,
liovernor ..r ih? State of New York. The .--??!..,? i
pi llcied iti ? ?eel u ol l<evl P .at in b) .,
1.1 i |oi
VI thi clos? o( th. m. etlnr, .? rec? ptlon was held n
s nator !.. s"a hon u ai i ? N? l ion Hou ??-.
HOV. PLOW Kit IN WESTERN NEW-YORK.
Buffalo, i ? ; II ''...-.. in. i n. an r arrived al the
Exchange Depot here ..i 1:10 p m to la) ind ? i
m. i b) Btate Commltl rmen Mack and 8 heu. and
other lead? rs. He wa .-i? i to a irriage op
I"1 Ite the d? pot fn i ? h eh he addresM ?! .i large
? ?? " blai ? The <;?.,.? i. |?>fi Hoch? ter this
neu nun.' and made upe? hes al Ali ion, i. ? K
pi ii. Ton iwanda and othei pla -
aften.n he went from here t.. ?itmklrl where he
:!"'k",,,","l:' '< The tlovernor will g. ;,. ,i?.
la i- Railroad i. moi row qieukin ai Mi tie V. !
'??* ? Bali.a- :. ? r. ,. cub i Prleti , ihlp lielnmni
Wellsvllle and \n< ... '
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NOTES OK THE CANVASS,
The , ?? ii m? ni ? ? u I tiled foi ihln week by
he Commute ni Bevi ntj .... .. | Hows; To nlghl
'? - ?' Irving n ,:i ,i. i .. n i; . ;.;.. p, ,,???
? " H In, !.re u Morrl .,,
' ! ? I- ? mi i.. ? an i \ :.,, im A i:il!s,
1 -1 rall? of Ih .-,.ii iitte?. , i
rventy, al f'a negli Mn | ? Hall; pea kern, John
'? Ooff, It pai khitn ;. .1 din I I iflln, Pel? ,- <: . q.
???-. .loiin -i.-r.-i-. ian and Willi im H Harl
The Edward Pial >v B publican i li . .- ?: ; . ,
m etlng thli ? v? nl ig at i: iei side s. ,.'.,,
'o IM I. '' ?
meeth i n II be eld ihl s ng I Wen
' '? ? !- L forfy i.. rtl - , i. ?,-, ,,
:ighth an I Nl? -, aves . u i 1er the ..
?epubllcana at i ?? XVHth and XVIIlth \
SJ.TELLEKY&CO.
EAST INDIA MERCHANTS.
The only exclusive dealers in
veti tin I I
IN THIS COUNTRY.
ISDIA UOOIWI ol ..v.'rj ?l?"?'i'lpli?n
?i price? H< ?? ?rill ??arttHae y<>" whtm
pinipai-etl t?> otHcr !iou<??"?.
5tii Ave., cor. 35th St.
VAN 6AASBEEK a MW-l Agenta.
',i
,? . itor :' tton, H i'!| "'i '- ? "
.? . ,tor ii i k, . :? dun iy end J. 1
-.Mil peak. M. M. IM.t.ill will - impalgn
???.,. ,-......,,, Ri publ an will h '\'- ?? m iss-meet
?,,.,'m. In Cooper l-nlon. Among the
..?,,,. i . will be s nator Lexow, Frederick ?.
?! | ?, i Charle? T Baxt? n, ';? publican indi
date for Ueutenant-Oov? rn r
v ,, . aii/plce? of the Fed
,.,,;.,,,., club will be ii' i'' 'iu- evi nlns a!
? ? ??. -f .ur-h-.-t Tli"
fnliowli ? -'.'i'fi ? ?HI ' I?!res?? ihe neetlng; Pro
rts.lvR.fi ? ? Ian, ,: orge v., Han II
Coilln H. Wo dward.
1 . ,-,., i .; .-. mm? nl ? lubs. wl ?? I ureau for
i with the ?' mmltt? of Bei I
,r ? pn :? ??! Ina t ' ?- ' ' '?'?" 'A;,h tctive
,-, .,, r .... n ,.. i : a !? "?- Imj ortant m?i ?
.?.. , r the ? r:,|.if>: to nlgHt at Caled? nia H ill.
Horatio si an ! ?U htl -av? . I i ratify the tic* t of
th? I'omn Iti.( B? mm iv. The N? w-York Law
School g great Int? ? ? In th s rk ?
i ; ? ;. vei : ?:: nt clubs, and has orgi nia? d -i branch
.,,,, ... is. : ti having s? ? : the mi
The s?w f tarj ol the ? lub called ai
he ubiuai ters ?' the I ' mmitti e of 8 venty yester
,la ai : Infi rmed Ex ? utlve Ofll er W. Harria
u .ni" thai ? ? ? ' of the Uw s? hool
will , rve as a it? hei ? on K on 1
The || .... K\ Ith Isserob Dial
will have a parad? tl rou h th? ; i m v tl streets of
t he Ist rlc: t Is evei
ml Tami i my t ters of the
Xllth A .-. ' .
. .. ? , isrl layers' Hall. No. 22? East Tn I
re v.ill I ' n ??? tin? of th? il me L'lul
v .i .1 M? '".un. Petei ;:
r? ?- th? n. etln? I he
ub la 2<J D has oi ?
r .;? mi "; and II i m R? p .1 Hi in '" lb w th
i the
, lubrooin! ri '? for instr i? tina vo
I ? ? . eetlni the Su Tl ?asn )
... .... sed, so
. n . nsteaJ of 2 o'clock.
.. : ? -. . bill I President
- \.,.,. John s Smith. J in
[?emu? . I. j Charlea II.
Treat and .< Rteel.
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lenty-sevei th-at.
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I'arkh ? -? .-' ' ist ?
n - ... M i Manon and
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late at
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make?!
sen Is
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i ' ? r?solu!
il i lull i ihe . lub on Octob
f t h ? . ' . - i ? ? . ?
'? ?? ??: Al I? r
i'arker, the
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Delaware Clu i
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. .m :
? Tammany
?.-.'??: \ ? t 1 - ??>'?? -V
Hall m? n. t.. t ;?
? nl ? . the Rtate 1 ?? :i-..
tl
? : t. and will ip| ? -, ? I tlckei Th?
. tl ? llatrict,
I the ?an lnt< n
\ . : ? . 'lllb l?f
? i? X? ? ^ ork 1.1 ? .-.. :? I ?AV.Im - I iy.
IV d i ? ?'.??!'. [t. M ? !
? rts, Jr. R. ? ' i
Holstein, waited
' ' 18 at I I :?, i , : ?
it*t I read to hit na
:
I'ummltte? . -?- rot?,?
talked ?'? ??.-..'.
1 \ w Vear's recep
1? 'I
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Tui ? ? ecunil-st. and
I. i ? I. Two
luindr ' I pe..| ? pe iker. II! 1
?.i?iav II Schi \ ik> ri
??. Itown. Alii I it ? ' ???',! us, emiitd ???
f.u A- Htl I? let; 11 '? ??::-'!
man. i r A.d-rnu
H ? '.
1 ; . ? ; . ' : ? ; ;, i i .. ;'?,! ' ally it No
" ' W : ' " ' ' ?. Pl'ecil ? Veiling.
? ? ' ? nri n?ldr.?*s. nrj all
? ? ; Day and
in; tt.ill H? though? her ? was
.'.,..'? 11 I
i ? i ' Ma v t for 'i: -: ince, i . name
? '?'.? ' i ? ? ? ? ? thy with ins
i
Poll ? ' 'onunl ". ? . It ii' Ph . i
i i. i\ .i ? ; . i rally o(
I! ?? \ ? , l' , f tl
\ District, hi .... i v..
1 ;'"? E.i i . ? Mr
Rhaiit ll . '? m the
.::??.?'.." ', ll| 'Il N l
? (f%ld Fashioned
*l ETTt \ f! " ????;i,i:!l'1 catUarti? pills,
:?LM'}]S<ar ,'1"" 1"':' valonul m othei
" * . m? r? mu? |.ti ? ai ition?, should
used m ihrse ilavs of
, -.^' i nli ;hl ued medical sc? nee,
'C !''?7 ' WlK-ll It ?- VI 1.1 \ to ;.,| ?
*V V$CaaVsa> ,l'Hrcl: vegetable pill in con
?iv*> ' Va -p^?B?-'vutrated fnrin. sugar-coated, in
' ?AS KM&&Sk "" '? ,::' ' '"' k,,l'?
% lS&&VW '?" ?" wi~ tirit to intr.?
*! ,M?*Y??7i* ' '''" ' ' ?'"'?" '"'H ?o the \c.ieri
c; n ik oi Ic Many n n e irai
tatet! them, but none have
approached In. " PI
I'cllet? ' in true worth, oi vainc, foi all laxative and
cathartic purposes.
ONCE TSUI). THEY ARi; ALWAYS IN FAVOR,
Isaisi > iture .. Utile now and th n, with ig ntle
clean1 in? i.i\ itivc, th? r? by removing uflrndina mattet
[rom Ih? .tiuiiai Ii and IhiwcIs, ton in ; up and invigoi
attng the livci and quickening it- tnrdv action and
rou thereby r? move the - iu?m of ! multitude o(
distressing dis<-ascs ?uch .i headache . indigestion
? <?' dyaiHfpsia, hiliotisn? ? pimples, blotches, erup
i ,'""1'- '"'ll i constipation, piles, n tula and maladies
too numcrou* to nu mi? n
If people would pay more attention !.. pronrrlv
Ung Hi union of th? ir bo? l- they ?oulil
have ' ? fi in:,:-.; occasion locall t. ? their doctors'
services to subdttc ntta? :. : dangirou- diaeas?
Ih.it. of all : nown agent : . accomplish thi? put
I" * ''' !'":" ' '''?' ant PcllctH are uncqualril is
l" " " IjJ'the (a ? that on. used, :!? vare always in
, I dary effect uf the "PellcU" is to
''? ' nw' ? "''?:i '"?'' ' gnlnr, not to furthei . on
?pate, is u the case with other pill?, Hence, th? ii
? popularity, with sufferers from habitual conati
pal on, ; lie . and indiff? tioa
ril f ?'''? ?I?? ll ?' 1 ^ headache, biliousne?
",;! "?'''?""? ?.mtcdlongue, ,.: ..??,,?? dvsj p?in
and kindred derangements of Ihe stomach, livei end
bowels.
A free sample of t'.i ? "Pellets."! ? to - doaea] r>a
": '? '? mailed lo ?nj addi ss, post paW, on receipt
"l nam ? and addn is on post.il card.
Address foi free sample, Wosld's DiantxaASY
NKVICAL AaSUCIATION, w.j Mam St., BuSalo, N. Y.
mi
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WE ARE PECULIAR!
We admit it.
We don't make clothing like otho?
manufacturers of reftily-to-we? **?
Hlt'lits.
Cur stock does not. look as though ?
w.is ?ill casi in the same mould.
We use the great?*?! care to hnvg
each carmen! perfect in every iletalt
no matter at how low a juice wc?q.
tend to sell it.
The result i>;ni assortment of stvlisb
well made garment? that cannot b?
equalled either in quality or price. In
any other ready-to-wear stock, in tUis
city or elsewhere,
We are Offering;
Our full Winter Stock at the follow.
?ng prices:
Sack Suits,
510 to ?35
Cutaway Frock Sr.its,
$15tos40
Winter Overcoats,
$15to?60
Clothiers and Furnishers,
27' \ 281 & 283
BROADWAY,
Chambers and Readc Sts.
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tion.ii laauei Commissioner Murray ?'?'?'? i Mr.
: Karg;? spoke in fa\ >r of the union city tlelwt
a maaa-meeting <-: Anti-Tammany Democrats of
the Hi AMiemblj Dlatr I v...- h. M at Its : - ? k
quarter?. No ..1?M Thlrd-ave on Tuesday night. Ce?
m ' ' Mr? ath? r there waf ?u??B *
? ? thai roan) hearty en? ? ? "??,?
Wigwam hail to -t.t?i-1. Louis M 1-" i -
Thi principal speaker of the evening wai ?mo
Kempner, who arraigned Tammanj ? ? >l
?f-verity. i he m el :ng w ta al* ? 'Y
Washington Page, i-\ o. Dittman and ?? *?
? ' I mi n .' ?? . il \Id :
John Jeroloman. candidate for the Pi ft *
Eluard of Aldermen, aidrceaed th? R ? h*
W.ilith Vasembl) IHmrloi on Tuenuai ?I
thi i h? ..?'. ?n.?! tern ? >ne hundre l-an l-th '
and tv? >nh ..>..? Mr. Jeroloman said th
turn for the \ itera to decide on No.- v >
whcthei tl?. : wanted an honeai ol dU
? r i.".. y >.. ant? l municii .?l r. ions
oi municipal blackmail sa heretofore carriel on of
; Tammany Hall and ita recr? tentative* -? ?r ?'?
Style al o -, ol ? on National lasuoa ? I ?'?*'
noiineed Hill foi political chicanery and le
i ? Its'.lan Repul >.n? of ih ? lui Aas noly I w
, trlci held a big, meeting ia?l night .i. Masu
N.i !?. Canal -t lam?** ?' >ntl pi dd -l An
..;> aker?. v\ no w re nl i ..'.-??. \
Au itin K F n I, io pub I i
i Sj ! nhem 11- nrUiu? a, ex-l.'nlted k
i uba Colonel hi Vecchl and Judge William w ???
: P< k
a i ;? rman maa*-m- na ? la h? 11 . n ?'?
: Kbilng' ? ?' i li i, ' m -:. indr i in?l Ifi tth-?i ?i ?*
8i tnn's-ave., under th auaptcc* of th? I nlon Re?
publican Club of the XXUId Aaaemb'.} Dlati ' Pr,
Charl i P ?holer prealded Among the ?peaker?
arei ? i: Iwar I I. ikhlm? r. Jarr.i - L. W< * ??>
?ell nu l K Iward ?; : i rl
A dlacuaslon of I I the ? rn.it- r Ne?
: Vork and rapid Iran? t will be h? ! this si ?> ?'??
; the Amity Building, So. ;tl? ?? : Flftv-fourt "?
un i i the auaplc >a of the cit> V'igi'.ar ??? 1 -**??; i ??''
I Oood Government Club C A?l?ireaj ?? '. be tn
. Lewla i. Delalteld aeeretary of ihe Rapid rranasi
Hoard: Albert E Henchell, ?ecretary of the Ore^ef
Niw-Vork Commlaslon John B. Leavitt ar.l '????
? w .ir I C Llnton.
in.I.r aunplcea of the Republican Club of ?*?
1 ?'itv of S#w-York a great maas?m?ettng i *
I held at Walhalls ll.ill. to-morro? evening, sti
o'clock, for th? \" 1111 u and IXtli Congress alf
Irleta. Kdward Lauterbach will preatde, and ai
dresaea will i-- made by Oalushs a Ui ?w, ' inform
i: Alneworth, C, ?' Bhayn?, C, l' .'?. ? '? A1:
derman C ll. Denleon. Adelbert II si-l,> ?ni
others. W I. Btrong .1 Murray Mitchell and JoM
Blmpson .ir?- expected to be j<ro>. ut luring i?
i evening. . .,
A mass-meeting will I?' beM thi? evening ?*
Young Aachenbroedel Hall, No. I.W Avenus *?
between Kt-htv -third and Eighty-fourth *?*
under the ausplcei of the Republb-an ''??' "?'T}
I Committee. (Outdoor platform.) Boeakeri l''''':',1
.1. ll Littlerteld, il. F Kroyer, Henr* P M-**
Joseph W Ros?, A. O Morse and I. Karge
To-morrow evening there will ;??? n mass-msti"
lt<K and atreet demonstration un.1er the auaptce?
..r Ul- Morton and Baxton Club, st Park-ave. aas
Klghty-ninthat. |t)utdoor platform.i sl,eaIV,rJi'
Mi? lor.i. R. McNulty, !?'. r. Nugent. Chance m-i
Ion John 1?. Townaend. James C. lUshby, i?r ?
.1 Palmer, Itlchanl it ?^iik. Otto Ke??pner, l'an
lei Brown and William P. Pos . _
a msss-me?tlna snd round-up will b? ,1.''' ,..
Bnturda) evening under the ausplc?s of 'he ijg"
mibllcan Campaign Commltt^ nt th-- H?n '???'
Republican Club. No. 1.190 Plrst-av?. i<Mit.ioor
l.ln I form.) Bneakera: A C. Morse William );?
iliit. John iiobson. A. V Campbell, ?>'"'lc"' ,h?
11. T Colll?. John S..I-?I-' Smith. Alfr--1 !. Sinun
. i Delmour Alwoil , . _
The Republican Aasoclatlon of the III Asae?
bly iil-trlot. v. ill hol-1 .i maaa-meetlng to rani.
the Reoubll -in State, county hm-I lo.-al tirKM. ?l
N'.itt '.i"-i itHvnr.i at?., thir? ?v?nlng. ?' * ? ?',';:
The following speakers will addres? the. ?????;
Augustus Bbarboro, William II. Kllboy. J. ?WW
Mitchell. Oliver Bumner Teall ?nl m??* ",'rfn..
The it-i-hii.-ans of tho NXIM Assembly jg
trtct will bold a raU?catlon -.neetlng tni? svsaws
ThirU-^vo. (O?tn sir.)

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