New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-17
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THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
SENATOR MILLER AT POUGHKEEPsTE.
WHAT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY HAS DONE FOR rHE
woRKINGNFy
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSE.l

POUGHKEEPsIE, Sept. 16.-There was a Re-
publican parade and meeting tonight. Visit
ing clubs present from Pine Plains Pleasant Valley,
Salt Point, Highland, Rhnebeck and other places. The
pyrotechnic display the best here. Tho
procession filed into the Opera House. where $500
people assembled 10 hear the speeches made by
Senator Warner Miller and silas 2. butcher so great
was the attendance that outdoor meeting was held,
Mahon Chance. Of Ohio, addressing the crowd Mayor
white presided at the indoor meeting The exercises
were opened by the Young Mems Republican Gee Club
of forty members singing on to Victory" after which
MAYOR White introduced Senator Warner Miller, who
was received with great cheering Tho senator began by
aludng the demonstration which ne had witnessed AZ
omlnous Of victory. He said;
Notwithstanding the various questions that arc
brought before the people a every election, te urat
issues bet wccn the two parties are he same tha divided
The people At the orsd.',"n m 81 ,he got'Gn @ ~ y,
the adoption of the Constitution respectively, ~" th".o
which are held by the Republican aud Drnocratio
partlca. Hamilton sought to create nation which
should be superior Ia it, power aud authority Jeh.i."n
was In favor only ~ confederation oi states which
should supreme instead ~ the nation The Jcfrsouian
theory gave The country the first opposition tO the foma
Carolina aud finally urnycd state -oyercgnly in arns
against the National supremacy '9hNu.mk sh, Naii,pa
wns further established and upheld by the argument ot
Webster and Clay, aud when ID" great struggle chnr
the pcopI stood hy H. II Wa dcioudod 80 ,ntc'sfg,y
that the National lie was preserved In triumph Tho
Of slavery Il settled the rish of Congress to cNsaio
and Of the supreme Court o interpret and d'chc upon
great question of state Sovereignty aud OF the powers ot
the Federal 49, D"frIny 'r, W., w m11 n, a. s,c s,,
ls n favor of state supremacy ana AGAINST r''p'hm
that VIII give power to the Federal Government
one can tell IN advance with almost GER
tauy how the two partr' VIII 'tand
ON amy question @ that may ".'' ,rl,D. os
every iW that propo"s 20 cnnhc the lni"l states 10
iab,h and strengthen SAW, 10 protcc the indus
tries Of thc people or n any Other way TO- cNrtl'r s
authority a., Nliou, YOU VIII hni the Drn.sil'- man man
for man. In both Houses ~ Congros, voting NaY Nhls
every Republican will vote ~ favor ot the lANi AZ
pldu-c.I ono ~ ne important questions on ~ ' "a mo
two pagtic, hus dincr the tarih question The Demo
cratic party has always been iref t1dt p1rl %ho %
The Republican party has AWAY. claimed lh'l .h' ''E.
cunncn has the right not only 10 taN tor rcNenn' ,nt
| plausc. Til, year the Democrats come b'-
! fore The people win JmslS 81 words IA
means nothing, and on which they are trying To- como
into power on fasc protencc, You al know What & mo
who does II Is put In the pcneut1Y but there s
danger Of such punishment of the democratic party
now. you only send man 90 the Pcnitcniiaiy
are NOT coin[ to cct Them Laughter and applalseI
| This year the Democrats I'm one part OF thc county
claim that the party has cPont"l -tandlns is
| twenty Der cent in the last Congress, and that
| they are now for least incidental protectio
| But I'm another section Mr.. Carlisle and Mr.
| Watterson and Mr. Bayard and others declare with
emphasis that the platform and the party now a. eyer
are for free trade. II they should succeed no" Nhsh
section would be cheatedi What power controls tho
II i. the great shame and outrage % the present day in
country that are confronted a. We ha'. been for
years with the threat against fr'c goAc hufnt'
! solid South. hundred AMI tlIrty-iour electoral
| votes are set down iat the start ~ sof no
| Democratic parry. in advance Of the canvas,
before even the candidates are nominated ana tH Y a
suppress the right. Of the citizens which L. crime
only second 10 those of slavery and rebellion. do not
mean 10 bring the bloody shirt in here but tie Rcpub
can party will not % hold that crime % pubic
condemnation till the time comes when, from the aks
gulf, every American citizen cast free oa
| lot, and be assured that 10 viii be honestly
! recorded as he desires fApplause This solid south
controls the Democratic party. II elected free rie
Speaker last winter IN place % Mr. Randall who had held
the position with credit O himself ana hts party, aud IL
will force the adoption again Of the Old party policy.
Are yOu ready 10 turn the government o ths great
nation 10 this power and permit 10 to contfo. tho
great interests which depend the prosperity aud tho
progress Of artisans and our manufacturers and
| great enterprise, can not why ans l1bOrng
man should ever have voted with the Democratic party.
II possible point - ACT that thr DIuucFS
party IN Washington has done for the protection N
laboriug classes there might bc tor u,
/ but ID uc done The Republican has
spcou- for the welfare OF honest free labor Applause
Democrats upheld slavery ana thus degraded
/ labor everywhere. They fought the llumrSt'a aw
which Republicans passed in spite ~ them. lApplause.
In the last Congress tried 10 distribute $1,000 900 IL
great surplus FOR the education of the itcrite IN
the south but the bill lies dormant IN the DemOcratio
! House because that body will not sanction lt
IL was honest and wise thing for tho party tO put
forward it, great leaders Every party should jrst put
| its greatest and n0be,t statesmen james g. Blaine
/ Great applause and cheers and John A.
! Logan Renewed cheering need no eulogy
| from u~ they and their .Opinons and records
and from Maine wild applause and great cheeIngl
show that the people are ready to carry them forward to
! victory.
There was reception at b. Plat Carpenters house
after the meeting number Of prominent people being
| present