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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1894
Page
6
A large audience applauded Senator Russell and speakers Gargan and Quincy during a Massachusetts rally. Cheers erupted after mentions of President Cleveland and the next governor, signaling strong loyalty and approval from the crowd.
Mayor Matthews delivers a stormy farewell at Music Hall thanking Boston Democrats in a tribute to the 40 000 Democratic voters. He urges a large majority for Russell and fellow candidates and pledges gratitude for the party’s honors.
Peter W. Meredith of Palo Alto Schuylkill County Penn credits recovery to Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy after six months of dyspepsia catarrh and neuralgia. The letter endorses the medicine as a cure and urges others with digestive, nervous, or chronic conditions to try it at 34 Temple Place Boston Mass with free consultation.
John E. Russell addresses supporters, praising tariff protection for Massachusetts industries. He criticizes Governor Greenhalge for broken pledges, cites gains from tariff reductions, notes free wool and expanded markets, and argues the 1894 road for protection will endure with broad industrial benefits.
The piece rails at tariff shifts and party tactics, arguing against McKinley era protections while condemning Lodge and the Journal for misreading the new tariff law. It contrasts protectionist views, Chinese industry fears, and the GOP platform with Democratic stability and future policy certainty.
Speech by Thomas J. Gargan critiques the A P A issue and links tariff gains to factory prosperity. He cites rising business, new orders, and tariff support while challenging Republican forecasts and arguing prosperity will affirm Democratic policy. Josiah Quincy argues tides of prosperity in a Democratic revival.
A large turnout gathered around the platform with John E. Russell and Mayor Matthews seated near the center. Notables include James Donovan, Senator Fitzgerald, James Gargan, ex-Senator J. Kennedy, and ex-Alderman Lomasney among many others from Boston and surrounding towns.
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