New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26
DEMOCRATIC TRICK FORESTALLED.
EXPOSURE OF CLUMSY SCHEME TO LET CLEvE'


DEMOCRATIC TRICK FORESTALLED.
EXPOSURE OF A CLUMSY SCHEME TO LET CLEvE-
LAND POSE AS AN ANTI-FREE-TRADER.
"Dan, Lamont has been engineering q decidedly
bold scheme which the Democrats hoped "ouId a'u
them as their Burchard trick four years ago did
This time It was Mr.. Cleveland who was to hear the
address hut such ARRANGEMENTS had been made that
story of an attempted imposition on him by Repup'
licans would go to the country All the tricks which
Chairman Barnum and Senator German couid play
have been exposed, and only acted as bo0mcrahgs
against the party which resorted To theIn' anu D"n
Lamont had been called upon to aid with MS ingenuity
the cause Of his employer This was the pam
After the parade tomorrow, Mr.. Cleveland was W
be approached by a man who was to begin specoh
CONTEMPLATING him upon his position on Free iradc
and on his foreign policy. The speaker was 10 10
allowed to get about this far, when the President, In
a highly dramatic manner, would draw HIMSELF up
to his full height and command the fellow 10 desst
At this iuncure a number Of Democrats were 10 rush
forward and put the speaker off the platform. Ike
uorters for Democratic papers were TO be on hahd
and they would be instructed to write the affair UP
as an attempt on the part of the Republicans 10
Burchard, the President
This scheme is not SO dangerous a one as that dis
cusscd at the last meeting of the Democratic National
Coumittee-tbe ACCESSIBILITY Of sending throughout the
country through the Democratic press lelter Pu,,
porting have been written by General ntne him
with the laboring classes In some parts OF New,
Jersey the Democrats have paid nS M 20 IN
the laundry windows. Where these have appeaiicHS
the Republicans have been so enraged at ve haen
that in many instances the Autographs nave OUCH
foicibly removed.
ANOTHER ORDER FOR THE HARLEM PARADE
There will be an imposing Republican parade In
Harlem on the evening Of November i, under the
as pices Of the Harlem Republican Cup MoS' ell
couragng reports from clubs all over that dis'rc'
have been received and without doubt they Will tuh
out In such numbers to make the occasion ono iohK
to be remembered. Colonel G. c. Van Reypen, the
grand marshal, yesterday issued second general
HEADQUARTERS OF GRAND MARSHAL.
No. $3.50 Thirdave
General Order No. o
1, Major H. b. McAliser is hereby appointed chief OF
stan and will be obeycd and respected accordingly
. Other stat officers and division marshsls VIII DC
announced hereafter
3 Division marshas will appoint their own stan on
GERS without limit to number. and division marShals
and all aides the grand marshal VIII para1e Houhed'
and will provide their horses and equipments at thoif
expense
T. Each organization proposing to participate in the
parade will select aides TO act on the stan OF thc
grand marshal, the representatives OF such orgsnza-
ton. Such aides will report to these headquarters
personally II convenient otherwise in writing, and hie
their letters Of appointment
g. Representatives the industrial interests who have
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in parade and review the evening OF November l.
are Informed that objection to their appearing
in such will represent such industries In
process OF production
G. Each organization accompanied by band will par
ticuarly report that fact and whether instrumental or
drum corps order secure its proper place in the
marching column
HOW THE PAPER TRADE CLUB FLOURISHES
The Paper and Associated Trades Harrison and
Morton Club, whose headquarters are at NO. oe
Duanest., has been organized Just about q week 1t
now has its roll of membership over 1,4OO names
and slxty-seven firms in the paper trade are repre-
sented in IT, From one firm there are twentythree
| signers and of these fifteen voted for Cleveland in
| 1884. 1t is believed that a majority Of the voters
In the paper trade in this city will vote for Harrison
and Morton this year. Although the headquarters are
side street and of the line Of busy travel, there
Is an average Of sixty visitors daily, who call to
register their names and receive documents tract
that is being circulated by the club among the rag
dealers and collectors, large number of whom are
Democrats quotes the sections Of the Mills and Senate
tariff bills which relate to woOllen rags, shoddy,
mungo. waste and docks The Mills bill admits these
all free Of duty the Senate bill imposes duty Of 10
per cent. which is the present rate. The effect Of
| this document is being shown In numerous converts
among the rag dealers. who that If the Mills bill
should become law their business would soon be
ruined by the import alton Of chear foreign rags from
Italy and other European countries The club OK
November g. Their line will form in Duancst, In
front OF their headquarters.
PURIFIERS WHO WILL MAKE THE FUR FLY.
The HateIs and Furriers' Republican Club rooms
were crowded yesterday noon at the daily meeting,
more than 1900 people being present Alexander
Caldwell chairman Of the Executive Committee, pre-
sded and he announced the membership Of the club as
having reached 1000 In the two weeks since 1t was
organized. Colonel A. NJ. Davis Of Virginia; James
7. Van Rensselaer, and the Rev. DR.. w. b, Derrick
made addresses. L. Fayette Skies and J. a.. Adams
sang their campaign songs, Tue audience AIDING
HOW NEw-JERsEY TEMPERANCE MEN WILL
VOTE.
Trenton. N. j.. Oct. 25.-Third- party managers are
much chsgrncd finding that many influential temper
in this State who they hoped would cooperate
with them are working for the Republican ticket this
year j. d. Josin secretary OF the Mercer County Pro
hbition Committee. recently noticed the name Of B. C.
Lippinco Of Woodbury. among the indorsers OF the cir
cuar which DR.. Ballard vicc-president Of the State
Alliance has urging temperance voters to stand
by Option law and It's Republican friends Mr.
Joslin therefore Mr. Lppncott TO ascertain II
OF his authorized. TO which Mr.. Lppin-
replied with emphatic reiteraton Of the doc
trine OF the Ballard circular.
TILDEN LEADER FOR HARRISON
| jamestown, n. Y, Oct. Is tspeclal).-A dispatch
from Randolph, N. Y. to "The News says that
F. b. McLennan addressed large Republican meet,
Ing at the Opera House, and Judge william r. Hender-
son put large transparency In his Office wndo~,which
read: Harrison, Morton, and Protection MI
henderson Is an exsupremc Court Judge ana
| lifelong Democrat lie went to tho convention
which nominated Tden at the head OF tho New-forR
! delegation
ANOTHER "TIMEsr LIE CONTRAD1CTEn
The Tines which every day Is full OF misrepre-
sensations and falsehoods has printed statement
that great majority of the employees Of ID. Appleton
& Co are for Cleveland and Thurman. This Is not
true A thoroughly Trustworthy and wellinformed
gentleman employed by that firm said yesterday that
out Of sevcny-sx men employed there forty were for
Harrison and thirtysix for Cleveland II Is true that
the members OF the firm. In number. are for