New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
TIE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
rorpDo GERMANS ENTHUSIASTIC.

III
,-,, ~ HOLLIS REPLIES TO CARL sCHURz-
n.,our PROSPECTS IN NORTHWESTERN ohlo'
TRY TELEGRAPH TO rus rRiBuNEI
ro1rpo. Sept. p. THE finest political oe-
mons,ration of the campaign in TINS city was i'o i'
NIGHT. the occasion being large German meetuS anu
dedication Of wgwam in Lcnn's Park wnere fIe"Vii
W Hollis OF New-York replied to the speech u'"N'''"
here by Carl schurz last Wednesday The orehnHhl pro
ceson which escorted the speakers to the park included
over 200 mon more than three times as many rs ac
rompanicl Mr. schurz, and the audience was compose"
of many Of the leading German residents oil the clN'
Colonel j. X Hamilton presided. and opened the e''nE
with few we'll chosen remarks in English lie 'E'h
introduced NJ Hollis, who was greeted W'n
cordial applause Nj Hollis at once began
nv taking IN the arguments Of MI. schurz and his
accusations against MIR Blancs character ana showing
that his charges were rely ufoundod He arralsheu
Mr. Schprz for his personal envy Of Mr. Blame ana ~"
trying 10 cover mp by show of sohdtnde Tor p"'
morals and honesty. He maintained tha' the Hcli"'S
with their historic regard for personal honor ami the
purity of family life would surely see Notwithstanding
Mr. schurz', sophistry which Of the candidates stood
highest i'm personal character. and would vote accord
hclv H. then took MP the tariff question: when MI
sclrz had referred to contemptuousy as being OF no
account and asked those present who had emisia'td
from Germany to compare the low they had re-
ccyed in the old country to those which they now re-
ceved here and reminded them that the present stasna
ton in was largely due 20 the threatened uc
ton of dudes by the Morrison bill lie showed them how
the tariff had built mp the country and made it attractive
Tor foreign cmieruts claiming that labor and not trade
was thu ha,i, Of national wealth and prosperity end
that while free trade might enrich large
seaports rs centres Of trade. the country
back of them was sure ~ sink into state Of
more less poverty. strong appeal was made to- ne
for less ana nait iint- lN ~
nnhoi tnat policy under which they had prosp'leN anu
under which alone they could continue 10 noullSL we
are met" he said. "hV those who while grant
the first uues which Germaus ought to ask OF FfSi
dental candidate is. Docs AZ drink beer iAnEhlcr
This argument ia an insult to The lntcll-cn'f anu
patuti9ni nf the Germans Great nnona Questions are
now nt issur prohibition Sc NOT of them. AMI
trust never win NE II is ont oi place in this campaign
and only dru1gngues can urge Germans in vote ah-l
the Republican party. hccause IN some states " ha@
seemed w show fticndlnrss fnr prohibition lhe
npwnriatir PARTY has ALWAYS done the same when ~
pvud sain point thereby. and wnpi today JOIN haNi
with the must fanatic Gt1hhituni7is " " were n"cr7 1N
g. aurptas Trnnd hp p HE Hptn4n dnscrht Mi
iuls saui hp ahouI fppl dcer1 ashancl at Il q ho
Thought That aHN ttimans tnill hn ni'l hN ei'h .NH
low at4umtna Asttnha point Nhah1rA an7 W. @'hulF
~ shnvns hove ihp attpi hal ALWAYS l,dsol hu roh
hittnh u sitnh 900 puhup. hpNpt untp pNrHaains tr Nh
hhiWnis sentiments Ht his tuNhtt, mtu uu THE t"ih'
ats ttuis Vinepl his siurOh N nh eloquent summary 90
The iftu NHN ui tho Herman tlrntuh lh tha t'N''Ai
which N.e to preserve and 600 transplant t'nmhh h"h'i
UId,r tudu utIa turutuaiA Goa thu uah aud ih l"H'ai
n Was necessary that ttIuau7 should aiN thru-tlN
with that parts whose rturd7, prutipc- ANT candidates
onrI,d tr sulu.t guarantee tu, the attainment ol tal
candidate, were James a.. Blaine and John \ Logan.
MI luI-r remarks were listened 10 Win ma hct ditth-
tou aud thrlI close Hon iu- 0rcstr u Colorado,
delivered careful and able address dwelling ptituurl
poieal cut here To- fever heat The outlook ia
NOrthN c,tcru ohio has mover been more brilliant.