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etensly presented la.at evening, and ons of them had
to ne repeated.
,, !va*Lw?* **ke of th* rfcc,r(1 tr"" cast Swerves to be
RMrl?.|a ihlaier1?rln*1 .-harao-er-i ., Bf J.An D8 Haaika
P???iit (hts origin*] -.-? M K Bs EX!
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1 kia Aria? . . .
1 ':r;;; .:.::.iime-.nS8 RS,
?titer .-n.tu-'r. Bu. M
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CRITICISM OF THK POLICE.
CaOMPfAIKTl a*, v:\-st thkm POR CLOnTKG
THTRTT-THIRD-ST OM THI NIGHT OP
THE BRADLEY martin* Hali.
It hai the um ol
letters w re been sent to
newsi i per office* thal lion of thi
r">l *k ni Thirty third st between riftta
'" ' night of i Bradley
Martin ball i h. . mn( ,j ,,v ,;)'?
pnbll ? as i ? outrage ind s most set Invasion of
the rights of cltii - ..
tnnt - ,.., ?
has fost the m!i
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THE REV. DR. RAIXSFORD OX LABOR.
HE ~
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At the I enter).
Of the An ty -af Ens 1 in
Rev. Dr
W. 8. 1 behalf of
a substam k to Sm ? '
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that th.
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f their ? a to t We
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take a larger ii
t here wat -
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Dr. Ra In si - I
vaudi ? was ? the
iples present ? ' -
The affair real Bed im foi lick
fund ot .
i f Arranga m? ntl Iman
:.?...?,.,.'- ''.J Hi.-ks and J. Peni
LECTURE FOR AX ACADEMY LIBRARY.
4 treat s fered 1
?tal ' n Februai s M t Pond
will - I Academy
ton. and s entitled
ber Men's Brains." Th: - Iles
llajof P ? fl platl )rtn,
wit n which be
for more than twei
witt ; rtralti of eminent speakers, - i af Henry
' . Phillips, Mark Ta
wh" lave tra vera I tr, rider Major
I ? mam I Tl ? ? ? given for
the benefit of th. \ ? :?. ? '? ? >rsr one
of import a i
Maj ir Pond's re s the flrsi '
to be glv. ? v
rae ol a nexi two
or . w imam W ni >r, Mr l i
ton. t.ae principal, and
ALU MX 1 or CLAY ERAC K TO DIX E.
The am nner of th<
Coila - ...
pin '-? si lbs Bt. Dei nett 1 - ven?
ing
bs Urge, snd a pleasant i
, ii ten and
, re esped T-dlnner - -
ar* Pr.
,? .. im (' De W
Kr
I .
Um RI
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THE QUARRl L OYl R CHE VE.
OREEClE WILL BK
'
. - -. . bel l<
the Ottoman Empii ka 1 or
..... . ? Bes
I ol
- '
"
t up her guns and
? - ? lons
7-?;, n B OPPORTUNITY.
-
:.. x bs Crete, thereby ?na
ror snd
their determli * -'art-arism
, , |rt them n.,v. -aaa the - -
wv ? chance ot weak, n i I ths
n's | rer presents taelf.
HOT THK I P. "'.W
From Tbe New-T r? T
lt ?... bit wsW bethstl " w- - ..?.-'?? v?
. ,.n though he aft
I result in ths **?
Ott ' A 1V, '^'I'mn.
hnve agreed I ,d< M ' ^
of Gre) ' ?"'? ??'' '
a nt and I ? :1"":
THK KA.STKKN gt'K?TIOV" AGAIN
i\-'.m Tbs Hi'" ' 1 I '" van'.
The nrax shot Br. ) mia .t ennlods ^^"fJfjSS
maa / East) rn Questlot ? ?
pr;y^U*y,V
cfief ls slresdy 'lena
THK '.HKKK IC.'K >0 lg VP
From Tbs Buttnlo Bsprsss
t taws can ' 'hat Ore.-, t v ?
toi glad to fight with Turkey for th. v<**'? ?' ?
Crete it tiie gr.-at European Powers would nm bb
tsrfer
DR. STRYKER'S ELOQUErCfiT
enthusiastically received at the
I-EPL-BLICAX CLUB DINNER.
HIS
th
b ouwna nuneri to -"-rtjr ggtriTo*
W-ATT, OF '-'NNK-TirtT, EX-.:nvKnN'r,r.
<VO..I,l-.fl*v OF VITliMONT, AND JAMES
H BOTT, >?!* .'I.KVKI.AXD.
KIMO SPEAK.
ror a number of years tbs annual dinn-r of
Rtpuhli an duh has been tbs most im?
portant of th" various cslabraUona that mark In
ww city ths recurrence of th.* birthday of
Abraham Lincoln. This year ls not tbs exception
that proves ths nils. Tbs dinner of ths Republl
can Clubof this city that was held In the Hotel
??."ir. ia,t evening was tbs eleventh annual
Lincoln dinner, sad li wss oas of thc best. But
Vf ^Publican Club dinner was th" feature
J rh" J"* !h" '.?'? Of th,- H,.y. I,r. m,,,?.
?- Woolsey Btryker, president of Hamilton
' "? "? ???? future ,f rn,. ,1!nn,.r Dr
: ? vif'-'?' waa one whose like has not
?"?" heard al any dinner in thia city this winter
, s'"'v'-< fsa "Lil nd In i
? ":!" h- ?-" 'he oral >r ,f the evening
His address wss frequently Interrupted with
??' cheers, nn.i from the first word to the
" hali ld the attention of every person in th
';* ***Quefro m. More than once In the course
81 ?? ' il h. men leaped to th< r I I
-? there was a -
ur enthusisatli confusion, ever. i i g, snd.
' " : r Morton, waving their hand*
: 'Phil * tl the orator. Dr Btryker
-it down h. r,.r.- he was overwhelmed
? upon la* u I il ij
Martyr Presl ;? i ?
1T "" PATRIOTISM RAMPANT.
'?? waa ' f,r more
??'???-??-? ' Iress. slthough
?kai -.. The spli | r
; atrl npant, and ...
ipi ikcr.
I'"" ? . ? oalm
. n the Car] '
Portrait, t i portrait of McKinley, \ tinted
ihe Fi irtisi Chart*
itf rpi Be
1 -he guest - inners of
my silken Biara
M glory of ths fl wera
Bradley Martin ball
?
" f the Republl
I acted toast! tater
ind at his
Platt, of i Th- other
I ? ' - n > Levi P. Mor
" Mayor Stmng
: I.. E. Ch iti
in whoa
.
r Urban A
Wllllan fudge V NV I rt Howe B, .-' M :- '
' ?"?'?' ter the Rev, Dr. R
8. MacArthu - - I. sh ti., urn.
T:; ? I to the number of about 300,
sat a' ? re of small tables that
listrlbuted *. - -
I the big ba ny, a hen
?
S< H'VENIRS PRESENTED.
? a souvenir of the oc
n's fai
? ?.'??'I at the first
K"! a* tn Btal Coi of Illinois, at
fi - Moy '_".?. 1 **>."?'?
At the tin was th light, the report.*rs
up by the speech ti
ifti rward appeared that
H. C. Whi! i head sufficiently to
the s] From his notes !t was
te! in "McClure's Magazine" '..rn Beptsm
? ? !??? ni ri ? 'l i nlsturs rei r
ii of the ? L i was b rn.
MI RTRYKER'S SPEECH.
Pi ildeni Merriam had only a brief word of
velcome to sa fi asl of wis I -
ar i the fl 'a ul." Il-- then Introduced Dr.
?" "Lincoln." As
? ? -
marka moi ed hi;
? , de nonstrai -it a publl
Hes] ars:
Mr Pr - V
.... ....
rk thal ? And
la .....
?
.. I for waa
won lApi ?' With wnai mb de
11jr h i ? nd t he
e sup. rli i Ami
:
? ? ? -. *
-.- ? fon - -
, . . x .
far gi vi
?? ? ? Oneida
g, > Secret - (Ap*
pad ls nv
I
Mr Sp.
Brighter
? f. A irv
?arry ua o\
....-?. (Applause.)
I. Tho md i
R
your aro
- ?
r t If 1? Sa tl
thies snd youi
,, . ? ? rate was a Rei
?
vealed . Be 11 *
R
h -?: imi ? ' ; ? ?
motivi
*
to r the tor
. ox ?- ? ? '? ; ?' ? u "r
r awful " freedom **?? re*
tns gu ' ' ?ra ird mar il
ll flag! Hearer 1
nd ma ntalned I' Hav a
? m
?
-
WHAT \ BTORY.
...... , ry! How eil
My pom
gil
?- ?
retied " -cern 1
not
fi
? V
: IO bl -1
. , God Vt 'hf
, . - and, one ol
te lilli
'
?
moth r's hean tune. Thi
f a pi erli -- i
i .
Il imnnly upeakln -????
li ii utruggli ? -
. ,"u and ?tark m But he anio up, ..
he standa dlstlnetl thi American J
. vho wo lld hi ld the stirrup of
? to tl
sever rank 11
. . .;. .. thli ? ;-- ana IO
Ile of 1 ' lanover. of
n or 1 r. ever
' Immortal r- ? owi iA| pla ise j
Farm-hai : flat-1 ostmsi i re
s waa Washington) mill i mai
lawyer?then all at oi ce ihe hean and ?
? ? . ? eople; then th
the woi ' ? ' ? ''??? ' ''
,-h titted the goa.! For
?ake the ol ihe 8 ngsmoi . the rotora
..... "f ree principal river-* of Ami I
THK towt C \ BIN KT
Wi'h what broad sagacity ha composed thst first
Cabinet, and with what surprise they discovered the
,-ir-r-ii-'!"??? and letsrni ia) ? of theil mas*
.,._? prom ? ? ' ?' hla remarkal n ng of
.... parceptl >n of i| tim le,
rn '. 1 sndence hla flnsllty ? r , mtlo it di
.... i "T vn noss successful win*' red id thai
r* V ?-.! ? ' .*. _ . , . . -..v,,....
L.a' in he Si rei irj ot Stal vss to be Brat In trut
rablnei ero un " " he lesrned thal -in, - .
a btu driving with s father's i.i.'.J ot ea hln uj.u.i
tho reins. He recognized the sttuatl-in. a* later
Bunton also did?Stanton, so magnanimously ap?
pointed, nnd whw affection wai at once hi* own
rir.-at honor and tu his hlef I. - m isl masculine
Would that Chase had ba en .a-" sn
Then thu solemn I mt God'' of March 4.
an.l when, Hf-, r the ? ? .- .ar th) Brat
part if that dellverai shout of th.
broks out in flood i, ?? im r th. Ilsloyal fae.
Si 'wen 'l about. th - I ni i ,< ea that lt had
al, bul . -n n! v - of . "
flrsi king, "Certain boo of Belial - ld How shall
this man save us ' bul hi held hts | i' ?
went the strange, foreboding days, until there cam.
the hour or that other Kentuckian Robert Ander?
son. Then mn.*- out the awful trumpet, and every
good hand was at the halliards L*p went the flag,
to th-- watchword of John A B i was
? with lt, as never ali ? ?-' The Sth
M - . v ... ?? j ma of I hs \ ir H iuse
to rh- tune Of 'Yank.- T> ,. : v ?
y.ur own true 7th to I Bl I '
lu* (and for thal ?? forget v .?;?.. declared:
"Wren iles;,;., irmles ire mai na ri ff U i
odious banners against our common eountrj
shortest road to peace Iles In the most unai i
arv stupendous prepare tl for wsr!" There
live thunder, and ever; | rag Of
Liberty answered lt! (Applause)
Bo ind. r] out mightily ; ne flrst of I hore proclam i
tlona .1 ? ... gr. it pri re ? I fr. eal rn
fr .tn th.- lumber cami fl l r lt In and
Ihe Eacai iha, from the quarrti i I and
New-Hampshire from) g I Mas
sachu . ? f nd, from
and New-York and
from the nun-- of Pennsyl/anta an.l M
gan, from tl ' Sam
Adams and Alexa) ler Hamtltoi ind Ben Franklin
? ?
- - ? Bl Vii
I iga and prairie and
tall upi" T
Libert] I, thal
i igali T . was ai (Ap]
HIS COMMAND OP LANOUAOE
Wli it wor te?this un -ondltlonal ?
are hla untarnished phra ? ?
n! His pr
a -. inthems. Apt in
md ir ?? - :m, sch, so hoi
yet so that of JR
a was most ot
? I l:.. re talked s
pr<*at men of this country, hut for Lincoln the
people ha.l hue and reverence, for the reason
that Lincoln showed In nil the arts of his ltfe that
h" lovsd th.- Am. rh an people. The great lennon
for th" Republican party to learn waa to stand
hy th" Oovernment, i.e.ause it srss of the people
and for th-- people, Th- nsw doetrlnsa which
?a- rs bsteg p roache al by th- .it-marogues of the
present tun-, were a* dangerous as the cannon
aral rifles of rank rebellion. Senator Platt said
that thSTS wan a gnat deal of talk Just
at tbs present time ahout plutocrats and
millionaires. The gr-at trouble was, not
that there were toa many millionaires In the
country, hut that th<*r" wsre too many men who
wanted to be tnllllonslrea at any means that
mluht au_rtri*st th?*ms"lvog. The Senator feare.l
th- ,?'? I-':"..- ii \,, of ,-ountry was In a measure
dying oat. There was as much need of patriot?
ism to-dsy ss there ever was. if Meda he, thi*
American people must rise up to a nsw patriot?
ism, ti-.* tend of liberty and tresdom was
worth saving, Its Institutions wars worth cher?
ishing ?? rtstltntlon wss worth upholding
Th- Benator, in "ndine; his address, appealed to
al! to renew every "(Tort looking toward the glory
of ti:- United H'at.-s Oovernment
WOODBURY FOLLOWS THE SENATOR
Ex-Oovernor I'rhan A. W.Ibury followed
.-'? ? rr I'ia-t. having for his toast "Repubtl
m ia New-England." Mr Woodbury's re?
in a humorous r-'rain, and his list-n?
ets were kept in an almost constant stats cf
mirth. He sail that h. f. It It was a irr.-at honor
for him to have been Invited th- second tims
;., t." th" guest '?:' th-- Republican Club at its
<? ? -i dinner. He hal understood that down
here such occasions were termed "social rune
but iround where he lived, tivy were
THK KEV. DR STUYKER.
I do not see co*
rn talk. ? . - . ns in the
?aa-'.:! ?
rhlch, in \v t. - "doaj noi
? ? \
and in the
i ?
Ml facts ard .
_
?
lard
?
?
Lld " H i a ci
In hi*. In
many words
?
?
Dlpl
?
1 lt was *
?
OH. !?
i .I-,.
?
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ll
But thoa, thnt er
*
Sell! Si ? 1
Cold." ' \
eld? ?
Ihey are transl
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served i- ? ' ?
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SEXATOH PLATT THE NEXT SPEAKER
The second I was Sena
tor Platt, ' ?
the toast, "T
? fayina I lat!
to eon . that Sen a
wai
-
lr* misfit dellvei
f Di 'ld i
teni On such s
evening*, held ir. ... .
men In Amert. sn histor
tlon, In 'n of
all age? nnd a
n.ad- i ? ?
' . isntlon, ii.td . ? "ii of I th. Ll ic tin ?
had on.?? of lon .Ve;.'-' His esrlj life and en- !
vironments hud br. uni I touch 1
\a ith nature, .itv 1....1 ? m ted to be born ni
thnt gr.-at love for bis ? ? men which
Ms tn..st striking chars ?? - ? Hs felt d
bis benn tnnt he ? as kith and kin of i
mankind From thia ha.; come his cr.Mt lovs I
I bis country. He had d red l
Union bea suns hT waa I I .
huiiif.i '
>-. oator Platt ? v li . in peoj .??
i.ai grent admit-rr r. nml .--'.?.?iii for ail the I
. n "parties." When he had told hi*
? he had been Invited to sttend a social
tlon In New-York. sh. had il once aeso*
ited th ? ? tl ? ?? ? ? tffs ? rh bsd
this town, at v hich tn.* ?.
ita had bi en proi ai-! I
? ? i of f reign extrao*
? ? cen
it iga tl n Mr Wood.
? until ho had i id in ex
. tani ? allow
, . ii au
? ? :
I to a toast
uld he ex -
? ? 1 ha.l
th prln! l
I Pi aide it. rea ling
I ten
? had
id Hal
'
?? r of the ?
??:??-. m n g I il
Th ? Republ u
.rk and read all
- fi party, snd a
ted I -? ??? a
- . had i i wll
ia :
? 1 ar., -li- - ? ?_-? m
al th" mun u li i
id fl rsi I to th* toast The
i the
Well," es laimi I
Mr v ; wait a mil ul . it
* ? train f r N ? ???
fork before l 1
I -.1 "
it the Ri publican ; -??
lade Its c all its
* and true i
trying to i
I applaua
? - -
? - ? -ri ? -; i w
N ?
? tne
?
the Repu
m I-."': ?
-i- which Mi W ? d
had had
i 1
i at al
- ? ?
nt was ns!
... paid a compliment
? ? ? ? ? ?
- ? ? \-" i rk
: ' ? i Birthday
? ? ?
n
.AUK?. "I' Mi: hoyt
Hoyt, of Clev i arr
- ,
it Nol ii- part
. r ? .- R<
I
. i
?
It vt
n
?
f of lt. Th *?? senile
? I rhej
I'lltJ
:
?
?
If
' ?
?
'
ins i
tish preta
iw moren
f beams, il 4 ugh ter , Thf y
sra Hov ed ? imela
- mpathj. v. ',"i a
fha i I
nd msllcs toward sons
. mtrj stem A pit ? '?' Am -'
? !-.-;rr-ml*.*r. firs! nr-ltr-i" thi ?
? ,i in r..biiitv, and uumed them win.
? .,- . while j pb ?? ?" ?? elsh tin sn a- d
their unselfish
?ai They Inala ??>! thal the dinner
, - iborer - . luld bt ? ??? ,
? nance vt nl? toll*
. -a. v. ???r misht I..- somewhat
isl. offered however, I ?
? ? -:,:;. r ; ul. wit ri nutritious theories tn
... , . \, ; , ,. i They yearned lo h-ip th"
g the nanil.-r nf I.U Cflmpetl
? rHERE vt ERE OTH1
? .#r? H'S. aoJK-'it K'pi . in
bad fought us ss nany a
bltterlj ?*?*?*?? r-ot bsesuss
they considered themselvae too gool to associate
with us. but because they conscientiously held
different political views. Some of t!-.. ni, however,
had fou*ht Sida hy bMs with us In IM, -sui rome
had even fousht against us. but. lr, UM gn Si
flict of Issn they ali ne*d patriotism above sorts1 ass]
country before political pufeiinsnt Al a-re*. per?
sonal ascrlfice, Dem crats ima I i I ?? i ?
c. ? -rnment wh-n Its t ten. I,
Jnat as they r,aiii...i around the Baa i ' ? x'*'
ence Of the Ciovernnieni was tnrsatSMd. .Aa
plv)se i
Th*r? wen ?"me thees however, who still '"?pt
on the uniform of the enemy, although they pus
at.-ly ;)r?f.'rr.-'l tbe B lora rvlce. Th 'lr
poairvn w.-as uk* that of the snclent ;? -
who exclaimed I s-.> th* right aral approve ;t; hut
yet th>? wron* pursue." Their ia) lu
last camp.iign ls illustrated by the Bl .rc of sn Irish?
man, who, having Imbibed mere than was good for
him. clunie to a lamppost I itreet,
S'hlV oome friends Ol hi* went by on the ora.-:
of them *liour*d oul to Vm. "Vt", come over here."
?Com* o'.-^r h^r...-- said Pat ''begorrs I can hardly
rahtay where i am." (Laughter |
THK ri.TTKK Till*. IMUS
Th* future Of ABBSfiCa ls UM ISSItt. Her final
triumph is the rewaid. In the nam* of ia ,- ??
let ns wm that trlum] Let us put
ss ls avery political weight, and tbs partisan ilns
that do so easily t>e?*t ns, and run b it only erith
parience, am W|tn patriotism, tbs raes set before
aa Let th* high protection - rn a little
and the low prate >, snd the
fro., trader pro!1,- . from a tad experience
Lei the rich be leas extravagant ind mora rene
?and rh* j.r li -. ??-. j ia and mora reasons ? ? Let
fi i .- ? In h. Ipful, Let
ua Instruct
S from abroad Let ia rely on eaperlenc. and
lg* for tbe solution ot
li ms, rather nd (Api ise.) But,
nevertheless, are Ri in* n ent
ti remember, but I - ssest with prt?l
party has slwsyi ? refus ind i
for rr.fi-,, The turbulent snd dani i ? ements
In American eltlsi li
li ive, ur.v pia a in u
do ncr nungi. (A iuse.) Ri i i >.j
order ire it odds. 1
?
Inherently
party ls the esta
only to pi -
? ?
to I ?
r*r.<ni ;- Pi lerallet and M
that the
; .-7 | as to mak.
:
m?nt. rho ictlvitles of a in A
Seld, of a T fey a
(Appia ) I
true Libert
? ? (party
has se
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meyer. Mr* Charles \\ Flint, Mrs Henry M. Mc
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