New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
MEETINGS IN THE EVENING.
A LETTER FROM SAMUEL J. rILDFN APPROVING or
ny rslraauu 10 1ae rr,nrxaI


rnY TELEGRAPH TOD 1876 tribune
ALBANY. June 29.-The Democratic Gather
ine, tonight u the opera House and Music iloI were
well attended. The enthusiasm. however was
not great ,;9uy RepnnIrans were present odt ~
cario,ity AZ .u-c Hall telegram sent hy Hdnne! j.
TIldcn TO M1r,in Dclchauty. clerk "i th" common
Council and president 81 the Albany phaianN, WIS read
II follows:
.'Cary-roNr Yonkcr-. y. y. Ju.y 90
received las, evening yonr n'ltptlon 10 attend tne
meeting TO hc li mis- Ter the a~p" OF the
AlbanS Democratic PhalanX for the pur ofe OF ruy NJ
canuot bc present in p"rso1 with mj ola friends ID
Albany. on mat lnt-rcs ing occas d. ] cord ~
cooperats VITA them the supper, of the excellent
ticket nominated los the Democratic National Conventions
and feel assured that in lis success al th- fircon Of
which there j. very promise the county VII achieve
Sd. ILDLN.
The telegram was Iondly applaudcd Nj. Was Of Wis
cousin x,Spcascr Randall, Governor Waller of Co. Anee
ticut and General Hooker, Of Mississippi Confederate
brigad err, spoke at Music Han They MI made
the tariff i.-ue prominent IN their speeches.
Ex-speaker Randall made speech in vach he said
in part
Noticed in The letter Of acccptanoe o. Mr. Blaine and
Mr.. Logan. that the Demo -raac party w. not
friendly 10 an american navy. ! want hlrlN, III
answer to these allusloHs to say int tie
American navy liom rs orsaiiAttl"n ms 'eeI manned
say more. that since n close Of the war the mas been
expended on the American Nayv SIooDOp"1o 81 money
and Is fair to estimate mat ".ch or
so per Of that amount has b-en KIP Ide IN main
flaming, shoald have been N m1ini nns ana ncIt}~
ing the armament and ships ~ the And utter the
thought tonight that in the past ten }rnrs me great
the Amer navy has been IL cFl! td'uls-
tratiOn at W:-hin- ton. lATpla1se.l
Now wori or TWO ON The subject % thc n'tcrauc OF
our COW n lu relation TO the riff lApl uS"J !
her To ni-ht that ii RANGES 90 tAr Demo
craic pa-tarn In reference 10 the term, are
the most int .l!igpBt and mot hu~ln IS Ike
dAclara ms thar we ever cma'ttrd rom
bOdy Of the American people. IApp'au'eI The Re-
publican co.cclr that he present arE needs reform
and the Democratic party also thl fact
elusive ana further and indicate the manner IA winch
the details the Tariff shall be fixed SO that The cost
OF the foreign article which comes 10 the United
states m competition when here win the American
product shall that duty levied AGAINST Il which will
HI up the zap between the cost Of tuc foreign article
In q foreign country max n the equal o. tbp American
manufacture article that the Americ laborer
have dis wages Ie1ucea hui he shall have part II
not mCicy Of the profits OF reduction.
Talk 10 about the Republican party benz
the friend OF the lahOTns Ny experience
for twenty-five years in the House OF KepreSen auyes
o. the United states teaches that the declaration mas
foundation IN fact. defy Republican L. point cut
that fact. and only speak OF what know when say
tie Republican party, with ali T. strength all is ntcl1
geuce and all its votes were enmasse the side Of
sopoly in favor of corporations 10 the dermcn Of the
homestead