Daily Republican., 1888-08-18
tNIRD EDITION.
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HfktH0 anu Q1EAAnANp
wAsHINaSToN Aug. l7.-The Star
this evening has the following
nropositIon is under consideration BY the
democratic campaign managers 70
range for q joint discussion Of tne t1Lin ~
question by Speaker Carlisle ana NJ NJ
Blaine. 1t is proposed 70 cha ahenge ~.
Blaine TO meet Idr. Carlisle and dispu,ee
the question in alternate speeehes ~ 70
principal cities of the Unio', slx 70 9e
named by Mr.. Blaine and A1 oy ene
Speaker. The opinions Of numoet VI
prominent Democratic congressman se 70
the Advisabiiity Of such course nav .S
been asked and there is very general
concurrence Of approval.
AN IRISH PATRIOTS VIEWS
BuFFALo, Aug II John Neeson, the
Tviah Democrat, who stood on the plat
form in Hamilton with William y brlen
with a revolver In his hand TO protect tine
patriot from the mob, and spent seveTAl
days in Canadian prison, 10 out ior
| Protection. He says;
81 think this country needs more,
rather than leas, Protection Tor its indus :
tries, 1t is an insult to the Irish race the
way Grover Cleveland toAdled to Cham
be,lain and his fiunkies All the Eng :
lish paoers are for Cleveland and that
settles 1t for me. There is no man Win
pntriotic Irish blood In his veins VINO VIII
yota for Cleveland. Morton helped TO
dll a ship with food for ireland, and ne
lis the man for me. / am An iron maker
and have Sc n the effects Of Free Trade
have seen men working for ~ cents =
week. myself have worked Tor eix
cents a day. am vice president OF tbe
Emerald Association and president Of the
| Assoc lat ion OF Ex- Regulars Of the United
States Army, aud you can bet there are
Ipienty who belong to those societies Who
feel as do"
WHERE is THAT LETTER.
b stOu Journal tRsp.) -..
why is not that letter given out
There is one reason, aud one reason only
that explains the delay, and that Is ina
the Democratic leaders have discoVereS
itte hopelessness OF endeaVoring y
lre-eleet MIR. Cleveland on the issue ralse'
In the December message and lhe Mul
. bin, and are doing their utmost TO inauc'
blm to modify his position. he reeeh
speeches of Mr.. Mills, in which ne ma
} argued desperately that his Dill Is nor
/ Free Trade bill, really sound the note 9
retreat. There are not king nuinerou u
signs of panic among me Democratl
leaders. The country Is being near,
from in way whlch is ominous ior III
: chances"
J HOW NRW YORK DRY GOODS MIN Will
VOTE,
New YonK, Aug, II H, B. Clsnin
Co. have published a list Of names
/ those connected with their house ei
: 70 led as members of the Wholesale DT
= Goods Harrison and Morton Club. IN
= entire vote of the house is $50, and u
y list embraces large majority. In u
list includ ng the members OF The hru
= are the names OF 81 gentlemen who vote
I for Cleveland, three for st. John and oI
4 for Butler. --.----.
d TuuRMAN's CLAIM on coLoRED VOTER
1t montgomery, Ala, Advertiser tDeml
In In 1866 in the Oh Democratic Co
J. yention the following resolution vi
lI adopted; "Resolyed, That this Cover
Fe ment was made by white men, and
Se far as we have the power to preserve
shall continue to be a government
white men,. Allen G. Thurman "
chairman of the Platform Commit
e an reported the resolutions.
m LABOR FAMILIES or REPuBLIeANs.
e BELLEroNTE, Aug II The record
I'd a votes from the Ginger iami y, of Mi
lie burg, is again surpassed Mr.. Jam
ne Watson, of B ggs township, his sey
iB sons, three sons-in,law and eight gran
be cons are all enthusiastic supporters OF
At Republican ticket. Cen re county nj
is has six families aggreRating to yo
at for Harrison aud Morton
4 Il FURNACE MEN SPEAK ron PROrEcTlc
LEBANON, Aug 17.-The Republic
employees OF the Collbr0ok furnace ha
raised a Harrison and Morton pole ils
Mt feet high, The raising was made the
IL. casion OF the holding oi an enthusiast
ed Republican meeting, at which eeve
d. hundred were preeeut Addresses v
at made by Charles Borney, manager
TIE furnaces; George B ultieh III
he and Ex-senator e. K. Lant1.
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