New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28

ne m strength ana vigor until we ben TO correct the es
Now want RSsS' why any Republican should vote
General is s% the @ MapRs
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snveops (Which rnss n1 "' sf NJ ana
Of the Natona who
sh' S
n evening again on Mr. ew who s"ys s% the
october 20 Mr. Hewitt a speech at chckerine Han REL
s ' ' f%5 ' 49,. S.T. s%
with eir. IN nv posseon and doubt GEM
inc the dav Mr. BsrDgm telecIaphed copy Of u
tive it, Ths Telegram
both and Oh he Ts s'r 1sa BEEN ersmue
ON October u dispatch from Cen raj Garfield denonnc
papers on OCTOBER % the letter published in acsm
sent over I the country On a7 having resolved cop
oil the lac simile, General Garfield wrote this letter:
| MESToe Ohio. Oct 90 1880
7one Hon. MARSHAL JEWELL:
Your telegram OF this afternoon is recevea Publish m
brought Iihogaphic copy Of the forge
cannot spell or write to. English or initiate my hand
with my handwriting will the forgery at sight Pn
the in the hands Of abest detectives hunt
r0seE DOM. j. A. GARFIELD
With this emphatic declaration General Garfield before
o% M Levitt a Os at he On S9nsay evening
u Fs and ~ The course Of hi; speech he said
ere an exact OF that lot er The body that
e on s ac Of he a the % ss.o
.n e% to do think they had better go straight lie
4nens OF tne signature but only the letter Itself (Ne,o.
Win this special published in The World an interview
VIII r levitt IN which when asked about Central Gar
does that make when man opposes his testimony
over balance the circumstances believed Here
ea ts se pspsa genuine SIGNATURES Of General Gar
by the same hand TO say nothing of the corobo
p my 9Pi Ssef as tho
N c hasn
mind 5 General Gnreds wor9 as AGAINST ta signature
conviction as ioger before shall be convinced that
These statements of Mr. Hewitt only props that
TeR5 ne forgery from sinking for nearly week said nE
fishing he forgery and declaring General Garfield liar The
the evening of that day in speech in Tammsnv i 80 Nh M
Msw1;! sa, Now General Garfield has succeeded after
50 think How Is he hunting the forperi Ho has had ar
saying that Mr. Garfield a liar Now il every 'T man
left Ny personal with Mr. Garfield were aways
pleasant He ~ an attractive and SUI
or IN point of intellect but no has the courage con
the & the ettcT wa Srser ELM
nTeo e & o sr Ia pe Sra all tho
art had been secreed IN Brooklyn 1t brought to light
soaB ApS es Srod SsyOna
lorgy The ,ee examination continued Ncyembr
was brought into court and testified That in his opinion
with the mOnsrous wrong willing give testimony to
the Hon Snra% s Hewitt s "f hat s%o1S
Ina, the Mr. letter was geanne THIS appalling
NewJersey Hewitt was personal friend serving The
to him showed The The
support '% the most wrong Hs%' ever Tp s
enpt,d againsta Presidential candidate lie denounced
NOW there truth" declared that Garfield only de-
the body aeny Of the the ss but had not the mani
.st moment before election insisted the sigma
before him that go forth to the county on
m strength OF his good character that the the gen
G"re Sav was elected TnS proof Of the
General Oares in any form SO far as
act in that matter Gedera Garded fingered long under
months over S SS% diving he nation hung Greaess
% by% d7 r YET n 4e man o who , lat struck his
,tracted the Infamous wrong.
rnia and probably in New.Jersey and Mr. Hewitt after
areds election and after his assassination has
I'D which was cruel than that slew
With these clear facts before you voe for Mr.
have Seff for No e .Gw %o Mi Mi
TN 70 sucn ogey productive as might have been Of
mmany Han and the County D'mocracy though the doy
ouid stand with them. tGreat APPLAUSE
Mr.. HERRICK DEFINES THE ISSUE
Chairman Acton introduced J. Hobart uerrick OF the
oduce Exchange, as representative OF the business
On and was about 10 add remarks as to HIS WORK
reform. when the audience drowned his words I'm I
GERS Mr.. Herrck said
Mr. CHAIRMAN LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: I think there Q
hen exists venture to speak after
CHI able orators as Chief Justice Davis and Choite
exhausted about all there the subject 10 be
kers but IN avery humble way endeayor you my a
What the questions involved canvass There is
Out this matter no National issue but tier
po,tant There can be no great movement unless q
pP s reform DO you not q
& herf Y Mould be S2oGe people in tins y who you'd
there are issues which have
spring meeting of all political faiths sa
nmittee OF One Hundred was ap onted 10 choose cand
II careful consideration Of all the available the
ination was ndorsed by The Repu5csns And on h
ind him crysiazod vote of $4,000 every whom
record Mr. Roosevelt has recoIl Loo En 81 at
work IL Albany He was chiefly umenta in the ~,
ase or W. giving me May" more power and reforming eel
sures looking to the formation OF single headed commits pa
hat don beray knowledge OF the city then f."
hat called the Democratic party necessary to dr.,
candidate and they Looked about the country to mud the
Dry r Fifteen or tTenty miles out IN ne three ina
them appeared and watched the game for some da!
ed up and eseG bis dad Father ~hn c said The Coz
r pIayin cards ara Jolnnys mothers sick and
ghter. The Democrats brought Hewitt out Tor pctfe
surprised i Hewitt is third in the race Ths IL
91R s can ans se w kong PT pun pull the
DR. CROSBY ANSWERS SOME QUESTIONS. was
g Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby followed Mr. Herrcs. The
vas intr oduced by Mr. Acton as a man ,,ho .,, foil
night and sundaya" Altar b,s cordial r...n,,a viii
sn miDutes speech was both applandsd ana ht., ing
nes He saidt furr
m not here 10 make a politicaI sneac, ~. ,, sfra
nswer tho question: Why should wee vo,n "P Py app
fOre ROOseveti i q Republican and haya TO- nne
the Fremont campaign. Applause.l | am moi how wor
oigoled Republican / am not IA Republican such "a
~ NE EIBUNk would always like to den
cnnrs nrst "a Tug uh Hlsses One OF the late
A he enreIv frr ~ government thro
this city we should have for public servants men
racter and strength who will that the are fv
ted, not as IS too often done. with eve shut ' In
confess voted for Mayor Grace and / womb do ~
II he were nominated Misses Hiss away can hss Repl
s pnTpgs uai eause me 70 support Mayor rict
ty, say, that the Republican party which r. ba crsti
~, k mora s; DESPITE az The cavaliers may say
When The Democratic paIty MAJ s'n AZ Thor
Three sections First-the ecablity. nj ne anJ Mr.
County Democracy second the dregs that IL con- beAv
tregs OF Irving
me- - now on ior gorge While Tammany taken Bloc
4 Chi on Tn. 80 ~ o., o,,u.. ~. made
nli. george, The