New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-31
BRICKMAKERs FOR PROTECTION.

Croton Hudson, Oct 3o-A rally Of Republicans
from the brick making districts the Hudson River
viii take place here Saturday evening, at
which W. W. Curry, OF Indiana, and others will make
addresses Several thousand circulars have been dis
tribucd containing the following points, which the
brckmakcrs will lind to their interest to read and
study, the result of which, 1t Is believed, would be
great increase on the Republican vote OF 1884:
WHY THE VOTERS OF CRoToN LANDING SHOULD
VOTE SOLID FOR PROTECTION.
1T is FOR YOUR INTEREST TO DO so.
In the last twenty FIVE years Croon has received
the sale of bricks than from all other
that time they have been protected the extent Of $40
$780, twenty per cent
The Mills bill makes them free of duty.
You something Of bricks:
Put down the value Of clay IN 900
Also the wood for burning 900
Also the coal for tempering 1000
These are your raw materials The amount Of wages
paid for k-mskng in Croton in would pur
all the clay and sand bar6s in the place. Your
labor has given these materials enormous in
In value The markets OF New-YOrk require
Il 0O0 600 000) thousand million per year II the
Mills law. what will the importation
supply this market1 Potatoes are protected
yet spite 1t several millions OF bushels imported
ballast. Why cannot bricks when they are free from
dutyl Vote for Miller in order 10 10 yourself and
family the benefits derived from Protection.
]. b. SARGENT DECIDEDLY wCkSTED IN DEBATE
New-IIaven, Conn, Oct. 80 (Special).-Over 10000
people this evening vanly attempted TO crowd them
selves into the Hyperion Theatre which will hold
more than 5000 hear the joint debate the tariff
between ~ d. speTy, OF the Business and Working
Mems Club, favoring protection and J. Is. Sargent,
representing the Mugwump Free Traders. Tickets
were issued prevent ovcrcrowding but such strug
gle TO secure entrance to pubic building was never
before witnessed In this city. Mr. sargent opened
the debate, speaking iorty-fve minutes Mr.. speriy
spent an hour and quarter in replying, and Tr sar-
GENT closed in thirty minutes. The latter read his
address, and was only twice interrupted by
applause. Mr. Spcrry made an excellent speech,
being frequently interrupted by applause that clearly
Indicated the overwhelming sentiment In favor Of
protection. From the opening TO the close Of his
speech Mr. sperry's arguments were Endorsed with
hearty marks of approval that indicated more clearly
than any thing that has yet occurred the certainty
that one week from to-day Conneccgt viii be In line
for Harrison and Morton Even Free Traders adTitted
Reform Club probably regret exceedingly that The
challenge was Issued or thought Of
powpERLY WARNING THE KNIGHTS or FRAUD
Philadelphia, Oct 30.-Thc following will appear
in this weeks Journal of United Labor" over the sig
nature OF General Master Workman Powdcrly
Circulars Of political nature, papers published In
the interest OF parties, and other matter OF pOntca
character are being scattered throughout the order
some these documents bear the seals Of district or
local assemblies. All literature OF this description
should be dumped into the wastehasket by inc sec Sc.
retary of the assembly who finds II In his box at the
post office. ! have BEEN Informed that on November
there IS to be d circular Issued throughout The uped
States among members Of the Knights OF LABOR, Dear
ING NV Signature and advising members 10 vote for
a certain candidate. Interviews with me are to be
published on the OF election, In which am made
10 sneak for a certain party and candidate nave
NOT and will not Issue such a circular, and will not
be interviewed on the situation 50 do not be deceived