New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-01
CLETELAND AND THE TARIFF.
HIS SUPPORT OF THE MORRISON BILL
EFFECT or TIE TARIFF AGITATION n MAINE-THE
OUTLOOK IN VERMONT, NEw-YoRK AND MAS

EFFECT OF TIE TARIFF AGITATION N MAINE-THE
OUTLOOK IN VERMONT, NEw-YoRK AND MAS
sACHUsETTs.
IRON STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
AUGUSTA. Aug. 3l.-A prominent Republican
from Vermont arrived here to-day. says tina the
canvass in stas- has been dull 10 particular ehoft
having been m &c 70 le large vote. The ReruDucaA
however anticipate majority OF $4,000 o. 10000 nj the
rlertior Tuasd v The sO-"alled In cronien Eepup
hcau- have s.own their ful sympathy with re Demo
Gratis 10y placing Independent uce in the field al the
State election The Dom Icrat- app to be well sup
piled with mo- ey 10 Get ont heir ful vote.
n tbs State her gin appear numerous evidences
Of the prc.enc' ~ the Democratic bar o. In Mr. Reel
district Grccublc news 'aper which has been opposing
tie Demo. ratio ca d la suddenly chan 'cd in HI fay r.
Tat j. one MS anc Of several hat ndoatc the use OF
money. The &. pu1c will ld thirty meetings IN
tie state 10 morrow. sena'or Haw cy will speak Aere
Representative Hscock, VINO W u speak tomorrow NJ
PhUius says thIt Ncw-York state VIII fve 10000 ma
iory B,ne says that the Repuh leans there are
remarkably couGden. and enthusiastic and that t-ey
have good for hat feeling.
Tie Democrats will Id large number
OF meetings this State this week, but
they are Apparently unable - get any repre-
sentative speakers ass7t in their canvas Mr. Red
man. their lddate f1r Governor Is trying g avoid the
tariff ques ion. dee not succeed TIE Democratic
STATE committee when Ia Morrison Tlria hin was he
fore TIL House, met at Waite vile o. March ana
form lis ap1rov, the bll. aid denounced the present
tar Il That hurting III" Dem crat now because mat
iii placed hay and uu Der. two Of Names important
products on the re list. The Democra :
amen dment 10 The shipping bill. This amendment
VS. defeated by the Republican senate that has servc to
make the tarin thr prominent .s.uc here.
GovEHNoR CLEVELAND oS THE TARIFF.
great d, al of attention has been attracted to-day 70
letter frem Henry l.. Nelson. private secretary 10
RI Tf..fgs TFFHfff a.
NJ Melon confirms what Professor Perry said aoout Mr
C.cvcird- free rldc tendencies. speasi on ths sub
jcct. Speaker Carlis es private secretary says:
"ThaGc f. no doubt Of Nj 81 yclan - position He
is thoroughly IN earnest In the cause
Of revenue reform "a his friend Mr. Dors
hciI4cr In the cont ct in Congr - last win"
be- aood with Carlisle and Morrison and ag inst Randall
L g. wi hin my pors ma know dge thar he wrote letters
20 sew Yok members or Congress, urging them 10 voc
with SIR Morrison. both The question confederation
and th ton -te out Tia" enact ne clause NJ tho
Morrison buI At oa4i one vote and perhaps were
gained for thc u by those letlers SIR Cleveland s u
revenue rc.ormcr he f. "a nRgr ssve against procc-
ton as any ~ fhc rcn VITO made Mr. Carlisle sneaker
and who worked FOR tho Morrison bll The N'uopal
fuut cc ou.It fo recognize facts All the Opposition
o rv,uun REFORM Hl the protection sentiment or tho
country Ii nr.ny.d against Tho Democratic party b.
ru federal U0u.r ~ pre- utIycf voted la't winter
n ayor ~ rodH ue tlfH ~ alton Tor a. Same r"''"u.
D
/ fh'.c f'r n, %. 1910 tH. lot elton sentiment o' U'
] country will o.. H.t'Hf' HIu.'
Mr. sr.s.u ndds mat rpe4rcr Carlisle win t,ke tho
/ stump o. fh. W.t t.d dI.ru.f t.r t,h1 question Boo
/ c'eV Wrrrh. Fr t4fH iIi InHt it- hNI
Nurhr o. ohio vrfr fcfrt ~ o. .Di. ton io con-
p,.. Yeptu.r tDr. I'D. cd The Morrison bI On al
V n uo 4e4. or o. .lr ,tti - notriil. { iuD..-
trr d. n II.f. .IIff sIIa iA. NE Cleveland 800 u0
W hd .aw ,ni 10 WIS os f,r neldr.c4s O. discuss the
qucs at th- Ht' hDur.
Irr oTIloDH o. MASSACHUSETTS,
A Republican WHO arms "a to-day from Ma s1chusetts
-ay- Chat tho c4n'.ss that state wiz open scrtcm
bro to bc led N ~ big mass meeting o. Boston ar
/ winch Senator II w.ey and EmorT S'orr7
Val sur1k Chairman Henry K. Lodge f.
e. nnI.ut 90 victory So th 6 S-ate judge AL IAry
~ W.rce.f.. s.tst er. a~ 10 Gu eLIcut ]; pub
LclH- in fh part ~ M9s-Icnusct' III j mortdts n
Na.4lclc c-t- afc Oh 70 pieces. LA-Id uT la.-
mcr ID. Be- to-, aud William 4. simmons have agreed 10
t,ze the stump But ate senator alviH " so
lr-o ovrl us. DO il sad. T. B. a-e, aaOner member
1f % Dem pr tic stare Committee OF N1--8chusa p,
has res rue saylng tnat ne cannot support tc'eiud
an. OrGrr- are tO 10. 0V.
NJ Balm. vii leave Augusta FOR T'psIam o. Wcines
d.. H. LA. averages 10 J. JtC.s lay aid all ale
answered