New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
ADDRESSED BY EX.DEMCCRATS
a REMARKABLE REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING
AT P0UGHK EEpSIE

AT PoUGHKEEPSIE
Poushkccpsic, n. V. Aug 81 OSpecian. Nearly
5000 people assembled In the Casino Rink last night
10 hear Democratic speakers come boldly for
Harrison and Morton. IL was a remarkable meeting,
because It's chairman, George Hughes. prominent
merchant. has always been Democrat. and the list
Of viecpresldcnts and secretaries showed the names
Of other prominent Democrats. on the platform
wore James II. Seaman who for years was known as
the War Horse OF the Democrats of Dutchcss County
In the audience 100 irOnv0rkers from tho
Phoenix Horse Shoe Company, and 100 operatives
from the Hudson River shoe Company. These two
organizations healed by the Prohibition band, es-
corted the speakers to the mco ting and when they
entered their room the applause dcafenins.
f. n. Howell announced the organization Of the meet
ing Chairman Hughes introduced Jacob Il. Car
pcntcr the first speaker -Four years ago Mr.
Carpenter stumped the county for Cleveland, and
was elected TO the mayoralty by the Democrats
His address bold arraignmcnt of Clc8cla and
his Administration and argument for protective
tariff.
Professor Dc GarmO, Of Rhinebcck. was the next
speaker When he said he came from the home OF
Levi r. Morton there great applause Mr. DC
Garmo also spoke forciby upon tho tariff question,
and was followed by Cyrus swan, who has been
Democrat for over twelve years. Mr. swan said nc
represented great many Democrats in this city ana
county, and in 1872 he voted for Greeley the greatest
was benjamin Ray Democratic cx-Stae senator
who has a Democrat fifty years no Will
stump the district for the EcpuOlcan TICKET
MAINE DEMOCRATS LEAVE THEIR PARTY.
Augusta. No, Aug. "a (SpecaD.-The city Of Bath,
at the mouth Of the Kcnncbcc River Is one oil the
thrfest cities of the State. Her chief Industry has
been ship building The place is The home OF numerous
and Intelligent class Of shipwIehts, mechanics and
workingmen. 1t is also the home Of Arthur sewali'
member for Maine of the National Democratic Com
mittee and chairman of the Executive Committee of
The Democratic state Committee. To-day seven prom
inent Democrats OF Bath Issue an address TO inc
mechanics OF Bath, in which they denounce the course
of the Democrats IN handling the tariff and say they
Will not support Mr. Cleveland The address is ssncu
BIZ j. r. Kcllcy. JoscIh Varncy. Joseph NJ. Narney,
j. b. Perkins, William Liberty, Frederick Wright and
Frederick A. Wills. Captain John II. Kelley Is
wealthy hiphuIlder ard employs many men: Joseph
yarsey ts a large lumber manufactures and employs
forty iaeu ia his mill Joseph NJ. Narncy Is son d
Joseph and has charge OF Tie MIL CapaIh D. b. ~,
flns is retired shipmastcr William Liberty IS marble
manufacturer and has worked in ita,y ana ne Ero"S
what and how wages are; Frederick wright ana freo-
erick wins are prosperous ialihc!s
WILLING TO SPEAK AND WORK FOR THE CAUSE.
Another batch OF letters were received AT Inc Ike
publican Headquarters Yesterday from prominent
party leaders who are willing to take the stump
for Harrison and Morton. Congressman Thomas b.
Reei, of Maine sent word that he would be al the
service of the National Committee after the elecuoh
in his State. lie will probably 90 TO Indiana ana
Michigan. Ex-senator i. X Bruce Will srcnK 1or
three weeks In the latter part Of September and inc
first of October. and after that VIII speak untii ee
election under the auspices Of the National Committee
Senator Ingalls, Of Kansas, will enter the Na'lona
campaign and speak all the time his duties IN tho
Senate permit
General x. A. Agor. I'm response to an inVi'atoh
from the Committee. viii be at the service of the
party after September 10. Patrick Egan of Nebraska
ex-prsident of the National Land League. tenders has
services for September and October Hans Mattson.
Secretary OF the State Il Minnesota and one OF the
most influential Svcdcs in tho United states; VIII
make speeches I'm Indiana Connecticut. New ork and
New-Jerscy EX-COnglessman W. T. Hepburn, VINO
nominated Allison in the Chicago oohVeunon sI~leu
for Washington Yesterday. He has done good ser
vice in Maine and Missouri and Will render some more
In Indiana