New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
.,xc NrrTINC OF JEWELLERS.

yo,-s,NG MEETING OF JEWELLERS.
rrcurs ny JUDGE DAVIS. GENERAL WOODBURY.
" WHITE AND GENERAL II. A. BARNOM'
Maiden lane between Broadway and Nassaus'. was
available for street traffic yesterday at $50 p H.,
Co.. The reason that II packed with an eager anu
enthusiastic throns of business men, gathered 10 wiz
80. tho ,rais;ue of banner and listen to addresses
,ndo the aSSsYaees of the Jewellers Blaine ana Logan
Camnaieu Organization. At least 3,ooo peoPie "'''
rrcsent including many 1sat who SAT III 'ne "'''o"
of the neichboring stores The crowd was "r"e'is anu
highly intelligent in appearance. Inc o'a"'
sxr,ng from the building of Benedict bro'he'S' "' ~
sou,bwest corner of Broadway, the corner uiason""
onro.ite II bore the inscription: NeW-ioiA
Jcwell,rs-p Protection to Home Industry. Inc poi
traits of Blaine and Logan are framed IN uagS' hne
,,nfo1ed 10 the breeze there were repeated cheeis
which echoed up and down Broadway We ,He ",he ,he
,',aved 1.-THE Star Spangled Banner. Mounting 'he
rayly dccked stand. VI. B Bryant called the meeting ~
eerSer and introduced Thomas III. Brown az the claI
man He cxhorted the jewellers to STAND oy nr M a.
princples of the canvass as enuncia'eu oN ya" III
Blaine sail in o Republican le~eliers nc ,,I ~, ~
az your comrades did in Ohio, and hsh' 'ho o"''' -
the end. ~ ,r, o, .bon ;ntroduced
he smoke briefly and with telling ehect Sa!u on no
s.The insurance are gong 10 NEE. q, n,;o 80 I J
IT, & . ,,sI at A low rate on the election Of Blaine ana
Logan and must 60 there soon TO ADVISE lneu "G G
the policy. Good jeTerS u,ad Is rspro from IN" Repub
can narty In 1850 there was manniact1ieu III 'Il'
con,trv $50 600 900 of jcwelry aud jewellers go0ds
Las, wear there impcr ed less thah Si'ooo,1o S'
,@r,h nf iewelry and IS 0OO, 600 in unset precious
stones Now in 1860 nearly ell the Jeweiry III .n's @
market was made in Europe ana sent mere m 900!
the iewelry industry amounts to more thah SouoIui
OOO n wear More than 1000 men, women ana chli,
drcn are emploved in 1t and over Sl0oOO,oOo oi
capital Dc Sr yGn want t ihi cs 10 T Then
Ask you business men and wOTklngneh' 10 s'hu " .n
party that favors fair living wages Tor American iaooi
Applause Three hearty cheers were gwen the
ker AT hp
f"lbree cheers for Deacon White greeted the ap.
r.ar.nce of : v White the next speaker "Wby
iad he do we hear of this cry of change, change
uttered by week kneed men Let us see what 'hSir S
to change from and what we are 10 chanee ~. IN
1850 this country has increased IN Wea,h thi!t
thonsand million dollars than you could count Ill
ssDO wears The plant in manufactures mas grown 10
two billion dollars. 10 you wish change iiol % sucn
a record Of Republican rule Do you wish TO chansc
The curtncv which. established by kepuoican
(ioyernment to put down Democratic rebeilion' is
now worth Its face throughout the land ana the word
nysr IAnulsuseI | have little time TO discuss the
moral issues of the campaign bat quote the lminorta
lard, and say Look on this picture ana then on % .u
Here in our candidate is combination ana iorh III
6ee to rive the world assurance OF man. vi the otHe
candidate there is little to discuss llauShtcr:l
Sheriff Mayor Governor that's about hs SIZE In Ms
own city he i, not given social reeogmtion lnisses
/ assure YOU that on the fourth OF next November 'he
honest masses of the people who desire honest govern
lpeut honest wages and honest Work Will MAKE 'neiI
voices heard in such way that men viii recognize
that tho voice OF the people Is the voice OF "ou'
2Hcs Jn.tire Noah Daivs was received with most
cordial denonsI alton. Asking PERMISSION TO Keep MS
hat on IN the cold wind he spoke for nearly an honr
bo,dipg the interest of the crowd and clearly ana
iogicalv presenting the pending issues. His speech
oouta aimed many good points Ii was: In part rs ioi-
lows First want to tell you "hy am mere, tol
twelve years have not been active Ia poItics' al ue
ins, National Republican Convention man was noni-
mated for President whom had known peIsonaliy lor
many wears lie had been twenty hVe years III puonc
station and supposed would be at once accepted as
a worthy candidate. Bat immediately nc wa' supec'cu
70 FIRE of sander from leading newspapers anu men ~
md lgfl II.
DESTROY the Nations confidence III nun gave All
thee charges the closest examination READ the speeches
of Schurz-now entitled to be called the bloody >chZ
Iisghter and also the utterances OF the Independents
of Boston examined and weighed the evidence as II
il had been a case brought to me for my opinion ahd
now say that do not think the charges ana caiuhies
thai have been heaped him have any foundation
whatevei Cheers | thcught 1t my duty not 10 sl
silent but his accusers face to lace IN aoi.y
James G. Blaine has few equals aud no superlors' As
q statesman and historian bis talents cahuo' oe sur
passed in this oher countries Not to INT my Nolcc
1sr him would be to condemn myself As TO campaign
issues one OF the most vital is Shall we possess our
own market snail we surrender 10 the oher side oi
the water Cries OF NO. Iheie nas M n10 nn0 w
large "a stake for us to work for We are oo;oUV;ooo
people soon to nc sixty, eighty. one hundred milton
and our III arke is the best in the world Sha we Keep
II for ourselves and children or surrender IL 10 tue
manner labor of Europe II free trade tr1nrph' wages
mast be reduced onc-haf TO be on even rrms WIN
England where they drag children away from sc3cCis
Grover Cleveland is the most popular candidae that
ever ran-n England Laughter. why does Eng,
sush bill the Morrison one she c9ud duoiu 10 pay
millions of pounds. No man in this country Is 80
iguorant as not to know where james G blame stahus
an this and other public questions. No one KNOWS
whore Cleveland stands Fofinstance. where Is CeVe-
land on the Mormon question lLaughter'l nave
heard that the Democrats have sent Que quarter " a
m,6on into Salt Lake City Then there is the banking
sy>tem No system good that does not ms ure The
poor people against loss by nsovent banks 0f IL Is Tue
Door that suffer first. Under Republican rule the cur
re,cv has become so sound that looks AT bill
to see the OF the bank The Democrats nave
pelsistently fought National bank system hoping
70 restore the old State bank system whereby workneh
mi ,ht Le fcecnd When YOU Ote for Blaine you knc"
what you are doing. You have no hight to vote Tor
mxn who sneaks and says the ONCE Is pure eN-
ecuve He means by that that he will do as ms party
wants him TO- Governor Cleveland was elected IN
political revolution, and with the ald OF many hepup
oar votes / have no hesitancy in saying that as re,
yards the last part OF his administration we never had
Governor 50 wholly under the control OF corpora
tinns There time hen We wanted tht once Oh
Commissioner of Public Works IN other hahds; re-
member the IhompsODian system of medicine Laugh
to- Well Thompson subjected Cleveland To TINS
trcatment and Cleveland throw up all his good
principles and vetoed the bli by whch thompson
could have been turned out of Office IN return lhomp-
son took charge of Clevelands campaign. and the
Sheriff in whose Office there dehciebcy OF S'ooO
and who was on trial before the Governor was win
Thompson the most ardent adj for bis nomination
at Chicago We want man who Is not to be caught
in bad company. know James G. Blaine, aud know now
tina, if elected power IN earth or nell can sway MIN
from what is right Applause Lit,
General Henry A. Barnum made the concluding
speech, and was received with enthusiasm
DRY GOODS MLNTO BREAK THEIR RECORD.
INJECT OF MONDAYS PARADE-DOUBIERS con-
yINcED-A MAMMOTH PROCESSION NEXT WEEK.
@The Dry Goods District is solid for Blaine
and Protection 1t looked like that last Monday. That
afternoons showing told what an earnest canvass
could do II spurred US up to 10 best Now nothing
will content US except placing the whole Dry Goods
Trsde at the head OF the Republican column