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DEPEvV CAMPAIGNING.
FROM A REAR PLATFORM.
EXTHTRIASTIC CROWDS GATHER AT THK
ST xTIOXS
A LIVCLf 1.1!'; Tl ROl'OIl ?'.iKI.AM'. OKAXOK,
gVLUVAN, DELAWARE, TKM1A INI' ?ROOME
COt'XTIRS FOl-'RTKEN HI'KE? lui- I>! It
INQ THE !?/> V RE AI <\ V- -
1 ? lit ALL '.! BK1 I? i.NBRs
ist im. nAi'ii to tuf. Tiiacaxj
Blmlra, u..-:. SI. Ch ium ? ) M. 'l <? pew de?
clared to a Tribune r? portei this i
a l.-iig s. : le i ol years, dui Ing which he has tak? n
pari m a *.-?? u many political ? impaigns, la?
t?..es nol i. :! su h unb lunded ? nt
has greet? d him durli progi
RI ite to- laj He da
il. ntiil ele? tl m, I i ? ? pe? ?!,
???ii ,ng the day, and when he spoke at the Op ra
11 ms ? here this evening to a cr >wd? i me? ling
his voice w.i' as cleai and ringing as when he
l".'i .!?:?'. ?' t. He v..-m through Rockland,
Orange, Hulllvan, Delaware, Broome ai i Tltsga
?counties, and m riian;. of the town? had i
enees larg? ? than the entire p . ulnl ; ? if th?
pis ?- themselves. Ev rywhere he was re el ved
' . ? ' . A !..?? .
looked aa th >ugh the v iter? meant to roll ;
Immense Republican majority north : tl
Hartem
Mi. Depew's apee he? were all Incisive, and
Ike leading men ol the different rities where he
gpoke think thai he ?,?? t rt? . more I ?en u rats
by tl . ? f witty i tori? s whl I and
of p tinted repli? - w hi I I? th in ? -, en bj
the ipm , hea tin-in-. .
"How la it." naked on? man, "that the price of
wool went up under the Mi Klnl j bill an I
down und? r the vVlla m bill?"
"Ah. mv friend." Mr. Depe* said, "it f. :i no
low und? r 1 a Will t. bill thai ll ha ; t ? reb iun l
? little, T t gentleman who asked me the
question aboul wool has goi no wo
I'll bet, ? xi ? pi want la m hi? head H? ? ,
>i ipelc case ll- !. is w? ?1 on I h? brail I'll bet
? dollat to a ba l apple thai thai in ?? . \ t?
1 u Hill."
"How aboul Wilson?" shouted another man
with a Ki; iwlng l ik
"Oh?" replied Mr. Depew with his habitual
genial smile and his unwonted readiness, "that's
the man you want to heai about, Is It? Well,
Wilson is the man to whom all the big, rich
Englishmen gave a big, costly dinner in Lon?
don the other day, Th y wouldn't give me a
h ?-?. ostly public dlnn? r i>- ius< i am .. i'r -
tectlonlat. And while Mr. Wlla in ?as eating that
dinner in London they all said thai at last the
??ra ol enlightenment had t im and Mi w ?; : s >n
responded that be was glad to saj thai
was -..."
A m.m mi the crowd shouted, "That's good
ii ws."
"Is it Indeed go d news?" retorted I
orator. "Well, then, my friend, I would like t..
Inform you that there are 2,000,. more (her
American citizens Jusl as Intelligent .-.
who are n? a it ??!' work, and wh ? bell ve that I
it la not go i m ws."
Al another pla?-.- be referred l i the ' that
auch larg.. numbers of Republicans were oui
In such heavy rain was pro I of their
and devotion to Un good ?a rk In thi
campaign. He told aboul the woman who
bought a dog, and who : und thai it a
different c '? ? (rom what she th ighl il a
"Oh." said ;l. original owner, 'you
net at h;m. Now, l aboul ive told you thai
an umbrella goes with Th ? rain
knock?''! the spots out of him." Bui there are
no sp, ta < u i ou, M r. i ?? ; ? .. ?aid an
laughter.
"Qood f. :? you, Chauncey." a young :? n
shouted "How la t: ? Bowery?"
"And there ire no sp ta on the men then
. ither," replied Mr. I ' ,?? ar, r evei
th-.- Bow try thi? year Is going lo vote the Ri
publican tick t."
At Deposit Mr. Depew waa Interrupt? l bj a
man who said. "Look out. Flower U
after vuu."
"l am glad." said the speaker, cheerily;
n,. speeches Klowei makes the mor?
Morton and Saxton will be certain ;. r?
Tlu- Governor is talkli -,- In a a
piecullarly and wh? llj md ? hai icterlstl
own, wh? ti he dtM - it him
Buaquehanna is In 1'enns.i I was
thought - f al all aa .. place for a .-!?? ??? h, b n I
the crowd y? lie I I r "Ohauncej !" and tin ti
had to pull up to all >w him tu saj u
W uds: "We will be satisfied."
100,000 majorl > Ir New-Tf rk next Tu ?daj
"You don't know what you are talking al
?aid ? 11. m rat, who at od afai off, and I
"hooay."
"Yes. I do," Mr. Depew replied, a smile com?
ing all over hla fa .-. "But your ears ar? i
long that you .ant tak" In the Bin pi? t proph?
ecy." Then I e sal : "G dbj ' and a
entered the ar turned to Th Tribune roji rter
an 1 said: "l think l h ive fix I that fellow. It" '
1 sh itild vlsll this pla? e ten ? (r m now :
I would probably And that man still
Han. ck Is a great plac? for quarry ng b?ue
st ne. "H w is lt." ask I a n in here, "th u
fanners' barns ai un I he ? ? ai I with
wool? H m I? it that ihe blu? I
quarries around here ai .... a
for which th? n is n i n trk -t'" Mr. L) ;? w re?
torted: "I will answei ? It Is
!,.? ause the Democrai ha? m m? y :
to give ordt : -. an 11 ind h
now In a atagnanl state."
As t. learned n; ol th? I went
betw? en ? ' , foi whl h
there is n i sale.
At Blnghainl n a man wanted to know wha.t
Benjamin Harrli i
"Dldn'l he take il awaj with him?" said he,
-We::. II he dl i. ' replied Mr. D p< a. "B? '?
must be a might) rich i for thi re
were 1150,000,000 in the Treasury when he
W?Hit In He paid off ?250.000,.i f th Sat on i
del.t and left I12S,..'""? for Cleveland. ?'. ve
land hasn't paid off a *nt ol the Nati nal debt,
haa 167.001.1 in the Treasury, and he ha
row<rd $. ?00 for current expenses. N< \t. '
There was an Immer -?? lutburst ? ter al
th.- ci mie way in which this was said, and is the
??ar slowly rolled oui ol the ?tatI ? i man with
a fray beard shouted: "I'm s Democrat, Mi
Depew, but God bl?ssi ye, me boy, I'm a
this tin ? "
In Ovt'^K i Mr. Depew was pr..\lnn that the
Wilson bill r.diicd wages, wh? n i man wh ?
was clinging onto the tar steps In his anxiety
to hear, said: "l don't think I understand that,
Mr. Depew."
"I know you don't." anaarered the Doctor, "be?
cause >..ii have what a lam u- Ta nmanj leader
in New-Y'.rk d.--<i ii'.-d rea ntly as i I'.-irl- wheel
in the upper story."
Mr, Depew's d?rscrtptlon ol why Mr Cleve
land didn't register aras amusing. "When ha
came to New-TornV said the rator, "he sa: i
to his privat.- secretary: Thurber. I hav n'l
peen the paper who has been nominated?1
?Hill,' was th.- answ.-r. 'Is that the man who
opposed all my li'.inln.Uioiis in t1" .-'.???::u.-?'
TRADf MABK
Kfitl
t807
<y "RELIABLE" vft
CARPETS
ist: ot r i:\i?r.itiK>? B.
Poe elRhty.*.-w I Mam ?.- hav? fjivra III?? and -at
to BJm t'arpet anu luinltui.- Nulhl?. ?n1 We are
you the beneilt? af it in tlilK Mark, which t? o?fered ??
the very luwi-m price?.
Waal was rut ..n ?lie ritr.t: LIST al ih? mom oppor
tune time fur us ?nd > a
AMI,I, YOt RI-:AI> THK Al>\ \\T %(;!> ?
will lot m:< i m: a RAMAIS!
WH.l. Kit i'\\ is \- \(u r\\f
COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,
104 to 108 West 14th St.,
NEAR ?TH ATE
IIROOKLV* STORKS:
?lathi si; am:., mjak ki lto\ mt.
Dr. Lyoii's Perfect Tooth Powder,
W . ? .?_ iUa *?flf1t an?
Thoroughly cleanses the teeth and
purifies the breath. Used by people
M??^<8fflr of refinement for over a quarter of
/ ?lt?bX&MII a century. Sold Everywhere.
h?. ? nr.- <>i ihe I eeth" mal
?> ?i ?m receipt ??? atasaji
.^ HaMri I
?i ?h, he's no Dei ? ! W
Mort??i Hm
anybody 'Y \ "P"
I
What's thi : ? ?
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it th?
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BPKAKIXH T< ' RAIX-SOAKEH I'K? >W1
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TIKlt t.'OI
m in?, i v n u r1:?-.
Mid n. X. V.. (i I*!
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ir form th. Kr!
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the pi '. ' '
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I ? k? ) of Xewburg; Martin f S ill
- ? ? :-.-'. ; Major V II West? n, i S ?
Udell. Jr
the i; ? State f immitt? e; i ' \ N?*? '
. ,: r-;.-- ? '??.
A lai :??? . row ? .. ? j nt io
The g< ; ent of the Xew-York
? ? :' . i ? i ;
the SI ? '
He w.iv? 1 hit hai ?n ? . n lo I
big .- >vi
lie train cm f thi
? ,:i c n an I Mi 1? ; i ?'? - own I
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Buffern wa icil at S:.Vi
i l w;i s ra 1 ni il
was in w
?? i Into the .-?:... Sped!
: closi i... Mr. .
. ol win lom, .. i- -? - ? . ? i: :
period, foi
When it l ..?!??:.
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for the purpos? i?
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lheir |<ro< rit?. : : .nu ol
|. rll. (Ap| lause.) Mi I ?? .
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not stand .: . .
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ground. i?i
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g-?t 1
the iron, nor v
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aas not on I
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At Mi-ldlt-l
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with a dr-tern ? ? ? 1 :i
their patrloi g t?i ih?
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Pel : ? '? I ? ? ? A |
wished for resul
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(I 1 Wu '. - ; :
(Appl up?..!.- i i . .
? ?; - : iti I? rs all inform
... . . . . , . . .
I u that the doubt .11 rtalni
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b ?;.?.? I ?!i tl
. ? ; ? i
lives Is elected tl I
. V|
idausi i The Wll . ? ? (I
It h u been d? noi.?I '-. li
. rniti-.I si.-??-.- ind h .
of Ii n ?:.??' i- in-1 ip|
It ha een denounced by It
I* ip lib ? It Is ai -. ?
I to stav for tv
.i-.il ? : ?
! ..iisly .if!. ,-..?? ? .
?
' under I hi M? Kin!? y law. A!
I ?if furl . will at ?>n
you w
i
Itepu our li
I'l.'^l ??-,:.-;: .?.
the American ?pli 1, whl?-h I? Irrepressible and \\
\ Incibl?. will i.?. th? ii - ! tint? s tl
t- en pining foi he I is I two yeai ?. i \?,
plaus? i
A large ?!? I gatlon of prominent <*;?,/. i from l* r
Jervls n ? Mi I - , ? I Mid llei iw n and
; nled him back to Port ? n nej
? ? '. ?>?. ,- m - I Tl e part) n Ive l al 11
and M : i >--i?? a .- greeted with i ringing ehee
fr.-m about 1,000 Votei re?! lo hea
liiin. H- m - le .i t? m ml
Ring! amton, X. Y . < ?<?( 31 Aft? r I'orl J ?
? ? .; - wen ? ? ? i f ? lellvei ! - Iparroa
Rush, Callleoon, IIan?'ock ai i >< :.; and In ?.- :
. ? u ? ie pla es, notwithsl ?? ?? ? ? do? n
pour oi rain, !..;.?? number* ?i voters at tend?
apple It ; what Mi I - pe.- had to aa i Prom
l -? poali to I t run ol i i hom
and, ilthough i ir, I h pi w had ?'? i?\- i : nil ? ?
Iapeecl ilready, he a| pcared !i ah und In i Igorou
? :
bamton ;-. the facl thai h< hear?! Benatoi Ulli w.i,
: to vlall Port Jen I evening "Thai la an - i
cellenl ipil i aid he, "on the pai i of
<'-..\--i nor Hill, to tra? State i
to hi repeat I ; ; - ? . -, . mj ....
I Governor lower, thai g.1 old hymn:
; Vl< w tl ?? ground a her? \. must si ? -> -. |t< " ,.,-. .
l.-.i,::..- - - . ? i -i ; >. | v.
Ooyernoi Plow? r ha to! : i.. , .,, ?rowei ? ihey
I ' ould i ot grow i ? ; ?'.... ven with ihe I
beca us.- -|: ?-. eould )-? grow -i so
I -he I'... m. SI -|.. an I thi re! . ,,, ,,,.
? on hops ha more unpro
. for th? m; and thai thai was a blei ?
gulae, bi a use n would I? ad them to i . a h il
they ought io have don? ...
Ix hundred thousand r? ol Ian?! ?lev? ?
hopa to otl -1 and m ire i roili ible produd -1
ter i Now the Wilson bill ; ? i .'-. redu? e?l the
tariff -ui potato? a, ha) hick? m and ?
?':i'' ' tl ime pro? ? as of i-.nlng the ; .
ui--. ite these im:., ought to go i il
business too Therefore ihe farrnei of the s, ki?
according to the Gubernatorial logic mui ; either
? retire frj>m raising most of the things which con
stltu.e tl ?: i-ii-ii ess, or expei ment, as the !-?
eratic party has been doing during the last ? i
teen months and with probably th.? same result
.'--?: and applause.i But my Impression is
leu?! Hill at
f the r?
? w h? n th
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p,i|le>. Ol
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mploy
Ulli.
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I he l>< ? i mu? Waverly.
ew liad no
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.ill. " ?. - :
a | La ui Ih half ??' ; l
....'? Kill II. ??
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: Mot '? . ?
, ...... ? i .1.4 to make n il? ma loi 11 j
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fellow
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li*-1-1 ni. lo '. a- i rllli'iil? ?in l a n
We ar? . I Dial ?.'?.?? I:? a I,.
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law I? l.-i ? every person now .? m
u um n ni.lt
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? Ihe pr ent ilepartl tmili he re
ll I . tie I. fore, Ihe
rti a-t i in n,ii
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'?'. '?ofl lai - ?? un m uar I
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t one t !
... r ai nlliien.-i
? men , ? ,;.. ., . |
feat every i itnll.l it
the Repu i .
ItY iiKUKIt nl-' 'till: . OMMITTKK
KASSKTT ROUitl.Vd THE V'OTKKH
''I?'"1 '-i:, ; -. . n ' ?? ,.i \
?i -. ; m. .. v i ll i : : ?? ?-,
1 ''ihi. v. V.. fiel ?; Kj .--?" ttor .i Sloal i" ? ? ti
?
? ? rali ?. i . : ? i , ? ;
o'clock ? vi I hundred people, aeeom
' . .n 11. Heim mi ... i i-' li , : hli also
eh itl?,i Ml i i ? . ' w. .....
?n hour un
the 1st i -? ol n- m.- , ru - -l the tariff
an 1 the St it? i it i mi ob ? ,? .?- trade
?1ETNESD?
K"?l M ' .
B
AMKRIt'A'N 1 VIOHIII WATUII
l . . \
? In liraln
I '.-? ?? ?-? II ? if. -. '?- i ,:? . :r.,m.. po? .-i
? ?el It ..i-ii. i n ?;: -.-t? I m.si . ,.?..,.
fuily re? ? mmei l n
? ? l?t ?*'?*? I. M I I ' a. I ? l'.itk ^
II I m-urrra .". t ??? ?, in
P. BCHKUKR, tRcnl, h Hurt-lit) -?t.,\.Y.
?aid the speaker, ha. cost its not less.than ????.?ft
000 In .hrlnkage of valu-- alone, noi to speaker 10?
of wage? w- have paid a mighty price m mtl.. in
?: ,?.,?.... .?.l all for what' I i alio* ?
ridden Dcmocrac) I . Illustrate Itsi liira?.
I ? ? to 8 nal ir Hl.l. M ?".
It i, ., destiei ,;- campaigner wh feel i uni ' ?
t. appeal to religious prejudices t? ! .-?WUp UIJ
.... pol al ?au . hl ' pol?tica -in." - - ?'
gr?a? Suie, not ?? ' '? }\'
, ,.?,..-,. . ,. .1.1- : H'.
ia members ol - ?real civil ?mmunltj
, ,...,- .,: unj ? ai H : --" "' :
-.. ai ?I. A
.... the impel
ir? ;? '
iulilicai. part) I u il* '. I ' K'*
llxtln I) pro loun ? 1
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l?:o] - ? ? of any Ai
of hi
Thel II ' I I '
?1,1, I II
, binon ?hall I . ? it : ?" '
t ai ?? :? ?
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Ver.'ie Ini . 1--I.
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I I M v i -1 H. 111 , .. . .
li-.Mi as con lid his on
, .. , -. i u- tin t such III tint -
?
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COMINO r*N T'? HF.LP HILL
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,NH .-, ||Kit IIIOII l'I'FH I VlJl
Wai : ... ? . U ' I I :.' ' ?"' ? '"
S- ? . ...,-. I.:i.;. .. Stat' : ' * '
r David M 1 ? ? lai i ; : th? (i .vern r
?|- , m? n ? lui ki iw .:.-.?
.? , . Ilepr? enl itive In < ?n . ? ? I
I o to thai State, and It
might -?- m ?at Mi Hill ?uld ?---? hl
. -. one r. mends ??? i ? iai the Sea Y >rk * n
.,:..r bo u ?? i of i ior free and unlit I silver
........ \\hei Mi Htev?iwun wit n n ? i b ?
II ... ..; It preset In the XLIVtl
X I.VIlh ' "oni - ' ' voteil t >i
latl
| .,,, out an i-oill - il ? nb I I er If h? h ? ? evei i . I
.... . . ,| ?
j \.. r the Navy McAdoo
.. help Bei ?-? ? Hill '" N' '
i/orl He wi k to-mon
it Peel ?kill On S .r!.i)
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1 . . r the I live (.' immlti- ?
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, ti-.n !>?.!? ? ? '? ? ht Hen kel II? lo
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? 'i also
,. , ? ? i w and von
. i .?. .-. H. will my can
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?avi nu-: plac?-: f??h pay
VN vj. . ?? ivn ,,???. \ M Ut IN?! THAT
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public, partly illustrate firsi part
of .t new and splendidly illus?
trated Life of Napoleon in
McCLURE'S MAGAZINE
FOR NOVenBER. [So* Read)
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Napoleon. I here will be 7; portraits in all (in ?ii issues a : 1
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