New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
REPUBLICANS OF PATERSON.
SENATOR FRYE AND MR.. PHELPS SPEAK.
FHK CONGRESSMAN ANSWERS JUDGE GREENS
CRITICISMS IN A cAUsTIc SPEECH.


THE CONGRESSMAN ANSWERS JUDGE GREENS
CRITICISMS IN A cAUsTIc SPEECH.
The Republicans of Paterson had big ratif-
cation meeting In Washington Hall last night The
announcement that Mr.. Howey. candidate for Gov.
ernor. Senator Frye ana Cong Phelps to
speak ned every seat in the great hall. ana when
O'Clock came there scarcely standing There
about 1000 voters present. Great enthusiasm pre-.
vailed. When Messrs Howey, Phelps and Eyre entered
with number OF prominent Republicans there
mendous cheering. John II. Morrow, president OF the
Board OF Education presided.
Senator Frye was first introduced and was warmly
greeted He reviewed the record Of tho Democratic Ad
ministration, contrasting forciby the condition Of
the Government as the Democracy left 1t twenty
i've years ago with its condition the Re-
pubcans restored 1t to them in 1884 He
challenged anybody to point gle legislative
for the benefit OF the people by the Democratic
party since 1t came Into power. Why mott They had
forgotten how. They started year ana half just
where they left of in 1860 The country had been going
ahead so TO amaze the world since them and the
Democracy had been left behind In the dark
ages The first thing they did to
assault the Protective Tarid. The speaker believed
In protective tariff. protect capital.
Capital did not need protecting II 1t did not prosper
ANIL could so into Government bonds OF into a bank
or an ola ssNckisS CAPITAL was = coward, and the
tara was - eve "a courage. II OF tho stock
fne Saa ra INTO mines torS furnaces. silk mills, TO
employ Eea aaa women AMI to pay them wages
The soastes devoted himself the theorists who
hold TARA TO be unconstitutional but Washing
ton, Madison. Jefferson, Webster, Choate |
and Clay had held that tariff only consttu-
tonal right but constitutional duty Then he wered
the theorists. who that the world is
all one family and that what necessities here
are Injuries In Europe He reviewed the Democratic
attempts TO revise tarh and traced the origin OF
the Dary's spirit slavery itself He
denied that Randall was Protectonist except for
coal and iron But the Democrats should protect coal
and iron and wipe every Industry in New-England
Randall would vote for with party every time. The Sen
aor made powerful tariff argument reinforced by a
wealth OF figures
Referrius the vetoes of private pension bills he
moved his hearers by several affecting instances OF
hardship and SAID:
believe that when Grover Cleveland plants
huge ueck.e takes palm leaf pen
10 oo Soldiers Widow Sn Rss ao ts
and complete capacity the measure Of his gigantic intellect
THIS sally received with thunder. OF applause. y
~, me- rys ss w an Tor o the
lie. Hearty cheers were given to him. O
MR. PHELPS SPEECH. d
The chairman then introduced Mr. Phelps as "Our
tarf protector at Washington" Mr.. Phelps was re- ,
ceived as warmly usual lie said In substance: =
that the Democratic Governor has
lost his TEMPER but am not surprised Tit He is victim
when they promised to him Governor
Democratic Howard Ellis ami Thomas Dunn Eng II
are being heard IRON EI, the Bergen County leader
district can remember either as char
na Hc%ey While English the U old WAR horse Of
Is: rssss any i ad ann
ne, n Ieesys ss vote w..' Wonder ina, or
rrsc district the state wEe the be%o eO ean ae
has not either democratic against him Is
worse And when Judge Green PUSHES the Solitude
words I'd is d there county whee catch Ms bTse g.
cratic uokeii lGTeat laughter applaussj tr
Again. Judge The the party do
they ar
ping Inns Green You were exeussbie IN losing your r.
around The country SIN repeating sim reading peac6 do
IN vain to haucnaon by telling you you M
you Judge reS n u nd a
Moor D ae Sn io ets Last Friday on hs very P
upon which ana then With thea be
Phe S" ' Ba os to e he@ ta
Of them The S@eoSd shows ihcTe %Ss
important ,SreOre has ecord Gree5 do
tas ttCed as absent repeat only two OF these measures
TO and
measures only one OF them IT the record that voted
worry Judge You surely no one could pr,
he would 6ave wanted to teiSst al rel
a anal these ws a as
bsence had harmed nm,
THE MEASURES IN DETAIL. flo
Let me these gave them tio
No l. ON the bill FORGETTING land grants City L
nd ST Paul Railroad Green. considerations ina
nS % ds eS sa so~ was es 5 for s ys the
s rs TS s ST be yO5e 6s h Srs that
used to oasidsr it No. House bin SS4i to toI
forks etc roIicalI bill 1922 which was SIN.
a by ss aye Green rs si hec was r6 n
ny pIoo that he voted Tor any one Of them HIMSELF pul
pnrI '' ~ dh9 % no, on me e,s was absent leu
be no opposition TO The bill and preferred employ
lsiness My judgment There only eight
4 sS to protect rot . az aSoses and
Phelps OF course s Phelps aSsn II ws Den
sRs T s Tas R Ho Tc
\. no ave By Green. 10 4 senate 2oG. extend
same an OF July Bat how about Green's ayei 1t lid
only there no roll call but that there was no Vote
an GTes. mus, have gwen d: lss
trades ofes%ays Phelps The Judge r
sse9 n,s moth this time is1ghier This s9 this Ih
SheS SSSs met
% y'S S I ts SSSs Of
Judge away from the P %oRih hi
bills that NO Uand we're psss by the
@ ease so 'e S SSa
to say GREEN voted aye Though 'ferg record Brct
and n s 1ad acts also
Ise Green was absent For this important biz and ton
labor 9s ana capital S r sHs sSt si
etSod Of asTan and ese % when the pro n
y Of United .., States Judgment The second this H He
Fortunately there and the the
s~~'~ CAPITA
Irrncp cpvpN,o puropD fusion
$3.50 o'''''-' o ''1NO"D' the r,
OF his whole
the which orIv The
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oish' opponents uo' iet an
ku o until Mr.
w safely disposed measure fuse e
Judge did we'll January too hl
fOtc resolution
liant of the Norfolk had other
tons There spirited debate divided captain
was roll call. Phelps voted aye. Green ab.
In March the great Invalid Pension Appro.
a roil Pbeins old az" Jane
urgent Deficiency up there was discus Westc
mere was ro can fbelps voted aye Green abb ing
eteyne 4; e. the ommt,I an Ftca',op' e Robert
Sreen absent III hIi ~ r. pie
thar. y.