Telegram-herald., 1886-10-13
HEWITT VERY TART.
Randall and Morrison's S Heads
Should be Hit.
.AH ADDRESS 70 TARIFF R[f0RYERS.
Some Sharp Criticisms OF the Demo
cratic Party bY the ss-Con-
gresham ~ The President
Comes IN for his Share.

MN loRz. Oct l2-ln his speech -
day before the meeting at merchants inter
essed 10 tariff reform Non. A s. Hewitt
said that the Democratic party Was who'll,
responsible for The expressions aud inius.
ace Of the iafih The tforIa ln the tauf
should been a. tie bottom by reduction 81
dutes on nav mate els iie csc.sged thal
Nessrs Randall nBd Morrison should have
been taken s'y the ears and their heads
knocked toseiher for their course ia regard
10 tariff legislation.
aud tie President of the niied Siates. pui
ln that high Office by the votes of the State
Of New Ork should have used his great
power in order that the policy of hs
administration might be- carried out. III
the Democratic party nov ln power fails -
send measure Of tariff reform 20 the Senate.
thereby putting upon the Republicans the
responsibility OF de-eating IL, then 1 say %
YOU, turn the Democratic party out.
! say take the duties OF raw material.
reduce the expense 70 ths manufacturer.
Get him Oh your side get his workmea on
your side. IL D. quite practicable 10 form a
tariff bill winch Will be 10 the
interest of the manufacturers
OF the workmen, of the consumer
and OF The highly protected class and 10
still reduce taxation ana to put The business
OF the country upon "a foundation O. ptfma-
Dent stability Mr. Hewitt began 10 sneak
IN a personal way about himself. and was
listened 10 with hrealhiess attention He
continued: II thought was enlisted
for this war during another campaign
bat during the last session Of Congress
found myself apparently unable 20 DO the
work ] wanted 10 do reluctantly uade up
my mind 20 retire and leave To tie
younger and abler men the task oi lighting
this battle bat when ! recOiected taat ln
the next Congress this question must
come 10 an issue, IL seemed 10 me
that every man who studied the subject and
who was prlmed. so 10 speak, with the
necessity of reform. ought TO be on hand
and on guard. and ] made up nay mind 70
go back 90 Congress, 10 make Il final effort.
and 10 die il necessary in the struggle for
that which ] feel necessary for
the welfare of this country"
[ Long continued applause | tell YOU.
business men of New York, you want
seven live. earnest, intelligent men in Con
gress and would not allow these political
parties 10 nominate any other men. II
they nominate other men, / say, defeat
them az the polls. pat in your wisest
enemy. rather than week la
efficient, wavering revenue reformer NOa
know where 10 find your enemies.
you don't know where 70 Ind your friends
on such occasions. This is the just and
righteous Indignation Of man VINO is in
earnest and who confessed TO You that be Is
a failure. Find some one else vino can
aa..ze La.s bass.e, III ie. !. ae 4 h...le -.
Mr. Orlando b Potter next warmly adyo-
eaied the removal of duties on raw material
Mr. Dorsheimer spoke in a similar vein.
After further speeches the meeting ad-
journed
Mr.. Hewitt has not yet signiiied whether
or not he Will accept Tammany's nomina-
ton for Mayor.