New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01
NORTHERN SPEAKERS IN CHARLESTON.
CONGRESSMAN TAYLOR, OF OHIO. AND MASON

NORTHERN SPEAkEkS IN Cuhhl@1oiNN'
CONGRESSMAN TAYLOR. OF OHIO. AND MASON
OF ILLINOIS. ADDRESS THE BLACK VOTERS.
Charleston, s. c. July 81 tspeciaD.-Dcmocratic Con-
gressmen and politicians who arc IN the hapt Oh prahg
about the negro Democrats of the south should have wit
messed the Republican ratification meeting here tonight
Congressman Mason of Illinois, and Taylor OIL oh'o'
came down to address the voters mo oiach me"
turned out in thousands. Messrs Mason ana Iayior
also made many friends among the Democrats ana
committee waited them tonight to proh"r theh'
some attention, which, however, they were oo"seo W
decline as they had to leave hero In tho morning Inc
speech of Congressman Mason was short, bright ana
effective He put the argument to the white Dcni-
ocrats In sentence DO you think IL ialr 10 INC
West,r said he, to admit wool free and TO protect h'
cotton sugar aud rico THAI you grown Judge Taylor
spoke for over hour and half entirely on tho SUD
icct of protection for American industries
At Democratic meeting at Chester in this state yes
terday Richardson was insued py inc crowd
which composed OF members Oh mo rarh'o''
Alliance A reformer, +. r. Tiliinan, IS cohauc'hg
warm fight in the Democratic ranks, ana shoulu tms
fight continue much longer there will he GOOD chahce
TO break tho Solid South even In tho fsho''o e'"'o'
GENERAL HARRISON AS LAWYER
KINGSTON. n. Y July 81 (speciaD-Wheeer H.
pcckham the Democratic lawyer OF Ne"-forh' ha'
been sojournIng at the Grand Hotel In the "es'orn
Cstskllls, for some time. The other day III co'i'o,
sson with Republican Of National reupta,lon wh'ie
sitting on the broad hotel piazza, Mr. PecSham pad
the following tribute TO the ability Oh 'ho NoP"''
Presidential candidate as a lawyer:
aWhy sir do YOU know that man Harrison - an
uplv man to meet In legal contest tel Sou
Ben Harrison as legal opponent IN court 70 a
man of dangerous ability. lie has beaten me Twice
In very important cases before the Unitcd STATES
Court in Washington and would have pea'eu i,o -, a
third time had l not been sharp enough W i
him on side In advance"
NEw.HAMpsHIRE REPUBLICAN CLUBS TO MEET.
poston. Juy 81 (spccisD.-A convention oil Re
nubIIcan clubs I'm New Hampshire VIII Do heiu d.
Concord on September IL. several OF inc aoic''
penub,lcans in tho country VIII make addroosc''
including IL IS expected Nathan Golf, OF west
and Henry Cabot Lodge. In tho evening 'hero WIN
be monster procession of League oino' anu
commands with Nominations and hre"orhs
intended TO have every city ana Town III 'io -,
represented. and tho demonstration, VIII P ~ Sew
surpass anything Of the kind ever known III .'0"'
Hampshire.
ro1rprpEN HARRISON VOTES IN ONE FAMILY
Rellefonte Penn July 81 (speciail.-Cenirs count!
tbus far holds the record for the largest NUMBER "
votes tbs. will DO cast this fall by single families ior
tho same political candidate The first TACT mane
r,b,c here IN this connection was that sixteen woes
you'd he given the Republican ticket by TWO iam'-
,ies in spovshoe Township Last week the fact was
published that two families In Taylor towhsnp "ouN
cost a total of nineteen votes for HARRISON Mor'oh
and protection. and now the news comes that Isaac
Cinrhcr Of Milesburg his seven sons ms tnreo son'
in-law and three grsndsons have declared .heir III
tendon IN vote uncdly for Harrison: Fourteen
,otes from ono family for the same candidate Dea,s
tho record Mr.. Gngher would pc giaa !" hoei VI ~
* such a showing can be sufpasscd