New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
VIM wI1H ENTHUSIASM.
THE HUDSON VALLEY ron BLAINE.
a rouahEttrsir rnoirciioNi7t SHOWS iiia FAtril
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pnrGngrEieft, oct. @l,-'fhc ernndcat po-
rn demonstration over Vitue,sni n The Hudson iuyor
Valley was he'd nerr To might "a honorof aineaud logan
ana the policy the, represent la onu aehse u Wa not
political demonstration II was organized without Tho
aid Of single politician n thu conception OF u
man who ha- taaun part tn politics and who seeks
office II was the protest Of an American mnnufao-
urer against the policy Of party whose success would
cost him loss In comparison with which the cost Of the
demonstration IL not worth mentioning.
within the last few weeks wonderful
change IN the political aspect here has been mott ed In
the beginning II the campaign among the Republicans
who lukcwnrm l.. y. Howell, proprietor Of -
factory which gives employment To 900 people. The
Democracy became 50 iuhlut his supposed d-af
fccton that they publicly announced that b" had joined
them Nh Howell. had been quietly stud. ing the
situation and had resolved that hc could not support
party whose uttcranccs upon the principal ISSUE OF the
campaign were SO dubious. was indignant at the
assumption that he wAs frce-trIder. lie de
tclniucd to prove beyond all doubt that
hs allegiance the Republican party
WIS >cpcrlble from his ntere- and 90 prove il
in manner Zoo which there could Doe no room 90 doubt
Nh Howell o. ~ con,i lcrapc wealth and trrr0s
energy. lie Organized the Howell Battery Of seventy
1--WE men. lie uniformed the Howell club Of Working
OF 100 men. lie pa, himself n commuar Atom with the
political club. os adjacent own. aud offered them free
transportation Al pondct tyorably. He engaged
the Oporu House aud iay.tot number OF prominent
speaker, to discuss tlc issues az dle campaign Tor
the banclt of tle Republican cause. A. the re-
suit of his labors, two open air meetings meeting
In the Opera r1u. a. aud parade of 1000 uniformed
mon were thc features of denomination that VIII
never bc forgotten u Dutchc-s county Tor It, nagih
cent proportions the sail with which Is was managed Ia
al It's departments an1 tire motive which gave IL birth
The city was 3d. fever o. excitement all day, and la
blaze Of political excitement an night Tie prncI"I
budine were eayly decorated with bunting anu Chinese
lanterns Far, Of All sizes met the eye on every ha
Banner. and tlausparcncie, ned with Protection mot
foe. were cycryu here visible The parade was held go
laie hour N the evening
CnhUNcEY NJ Drprw- ADDRESS.
Three meetings oucucd simultaneously Those held I'm
the open air addressed by George Etelsyne aaa
Martin ucrrmaice of Ehncbrtk Milton \. Fowler Of
Pouchircp.c aud y. vs. Broo, ~ G@risons bo,h meet
inc ,ttonard hv Immense crowd. Both speeches
werc upou ihr tara. Tho men who listened showed by
their d. iluil Htuc applause 'l ih'', l"" Ht H'udlH
, subject and were alive To- it, importance. The mce-
iug ga the opera House was addressed ~ Sha4n,ry W.
Dcp,w ne door, OF thc house Neic closed at ococ'
wa. then hIci To IT, utmost Limit Veteran - be- H.
Mr. Depcw wa' m. we'd by the enthusiastic FI't,
ing he received The stage was o''upl'" ny
a. noM, b.5,sr5 n tse r6 n,In'os,s N,rns
ronsb Georgia in styic thnt p1t the audience it,
nettlc aud BROUGHT forth round after round ot 'ppu.
jnst received from Fort WAYNE. Indiana, and si-mcd
yInincs o. Blaine" L. cul-itaiici Nr. Howell o. ms
eGnlf M behalf ~ tn policy of plolrrtinu which has
., r be.n lrf,Ai.d iu the iunrd -ttc. hy popular
vote The rcaIin- OF tnc dispatch Vas punctultcd bj
wild Chrcrn. ny he audi nee.
Mr. D.p,w spoke for more oman au hour lie touched
ON nil me i.e- GO the cam p-u hu devoted the greater
ptrt of his speech 90 thr NI-r l.'ttr- ud thr ihli
liz hal r,aI ten columns OF IL" letter. ANA read item
tIr,. tffu.. ra.,y Iuf hr $50. -l.in fuJ nu -!aI1
Of blame could be- attached To Ar g. .or ANY 7uar in
inc transaction bct Wcru himself ana tl.urr
But tho question which seemed f' luu b-n'N interest
the audience Wa the turn ON thi, MI DrloN ~.ui
There ], Guc-uIu 80 dnrpN lN'clt tihL
as whether tine lultcd states 'lili
50 arrange it, duc, ou imports tEai - country -Ai
be- independent. Hamilton, tl' Ernira. o Constructive
miuds sounded the ,c} note when %" sld mat Do t' '-
public Wa- tp bee indie pendent uo produce p*c ihihI'
which o. needed. one of ih' gr tftri o. BRUSH 'ltit'
men told tine British mandi1cturcr- thhi lac rhpuid
90 10 the brink uf break do" this ifhi idt g
mus. cell crush tine young in'.ihltriirF o."
America N do uJt ie -llI you VIII i"' iAr b""'
of North America. Under icW more Years "t pro
ccl,,. r tl. British Will lose tie Two
tenth. hc HOS has OF our trade