New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-03
SPEECHES BY MR.. PHELPS.
Jersey CITY AND HoBoKEN ENLIGHTENED.

n,rry OF EVERY LOVER OF HIS COUNTRY.
REGARDLESS OF PARTY LINES
HOW TO BRING DOUBT
TuL STATE INTO LINE ON
TUESDAY.
IN. HsuuhIe.ns and Protectionists Of Hoboken
had an enthusiastic mass-meeting in Hexamers
Riding Academy last night. The building was not
half large enough to hold all the people who wanted
to hear William walter Phelps speak on the issues
of the campaign large platform had peen erec'eu
on the north side Of the academy, ana among 'no
business who occupied seats thereon were msyo,
Gilbert Collins General J. II. Wilson, Coonei
Hart. John r. Reid Peter Kcrrigsn, Thomas Miller
az Mayor Timpkns, r. V. Taft, A. r. Howard Martin
spohr Frederick Lees, II. Knoll Bailey Brown, j.
KendrIck and Z. W. Martin. John H. Virgins pre-
sided and when he introduced Mr. Phelps, the people
gave the popular orator q rouSng welcome Al VIC
course Of his remarks Mr.. Phelps said
81 confess had some anxiety as TO wnss mish'
be the effect Of temperance legislation upon
German Republicans. knew them earnest ana pa
triotIc I knew them intelligent, and hopeo 'ns'
they recognized that the American principie'ha. inc
will of the majority must rue-ought 10 excuse 'ner
Assemblymen, who obeyed It, But was anxious
until the Newark Charter election. have not oeeh
anxious since. The Thirteenth Ward in Newark is
q little Germany Here live the Germans almost oy
neutrality-suspicious. Germans, Democratic Germans
There are enough OF them to make an Assembly,
District out OF that ward alone. Here, too' HNeS
Got,fried Kreuger, the great brewer the DcmocTa'o
leader Here he lives and bosses and boasts III was
easy to boast Here was his brewery here were over
200 saloons whose rent he guaranteed , ,
1t a Democratic stronghoh III nan ei, .Sa
i,. sdsT bssou keusyrs heart r
hoasted I'm the Democratic Committee that he woud
his ward ard 81 Soo M mas0rd Of being
up the country as the slaves OF peer 20 SHOW that
tbeS were American citizens and had an interest crest
in other things than in their r ~, in
heir country and desire to maintain IT'S prosperity
= So what did they do on Tuesday but 60 10 the
polIs and civeNnot the boosted actual Democratic
100 majority OF Fielder nor me Do%S ssarty Of
afty.nine That settled the status of German kepuo
leans and the Democrats who haa cOun Dn vi r,aS
10 cali il quits on Republican majority Of 1900
Mr. Phelps also spoke last evening in Jersey CITY,
,vbere after discussion Of the tariff and the surplus
he said:
Grover Cleveland is Northern man OF Northern line
age bear It III that all his sympathies should be with
the South His political theories are those whch
are the distinctive features Of the Montgomery Consu
ton lie believes that a second term except for him.
self is threatening to the public welfare lie oeie'os
that no duty should be imposed on any artce saw iof
revenue only. do not like his lack OF sympathy Win
the Northern army. He has vetoed scores OF pension
hs for Northern soldiers which Confederate Democrats
In the House have passed. What shall say NO.
what shall NewJersey veterans say to the treatment shs
,cnt The heroes Of Creek the men who stood IN
the Sixth Corps and Shedan's met the wave OF
retreat and hurled back In victory' Ihey spoke IN
somerye-~ Thriyfour battles and all their nsgs saie
Thvfour battles and their hacs were IN greatest oake
when Democratic President threatened to return them
No, one OF that regiment Democrats though many are
will vote to continue in power the man who dehghs 20
sur the wounds Of the veteran and the virtue OF ms
widow the President who fishes on Memorial Day. mas
engagements which keep him from the Gettysburg OF
nd our i
his election due to the solid South nor that that southern
horde OF politicians who have invaded the Capi'o ana
driven out OF power all Northern Democrats who VIII not
how TO the Southern should prevail Inc
r.no1 veil which heard in the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, when the Mills bill passed was neafu
there for the time when the caucus nominated JONI
c. Carlisle, OF Kentucky for Speaker over Samue ..
pana,u OF Peunsylvana. Well might they cheer' IL
&C. Tho BEGINNING Of the end which was reached when
Grover Cleveland was put into the White House oy
solid south and took the text OF his famous message
the anti protection paragraph OF the Coheaera'c e0h''
.ro-.r-rpv DEMOCRATS BLOCKING LIKE SHEEP.
sho,n of their leaders, Northern Democrats suomi.
ike sheep and living might cali 'he roi' VI
his slaves on Bunker Hill only they would be "h,e'
and Pat Collins himself would answer 10 inc iO" '
m, confe5erae generals the have already waereu
;hcr horses Hudson in their raid over Nornern
industries and homes. NewJersey must sehu nhr NC
publican votes 10 the Electoral College tAppause)
In that college oOl votes will the next President
Tho number ought 10 be larger for 10000 people &C.
randed OF Democratic House that they should be granted
representation it Their request was refused sho
1, will be refused until shall make that House o.
Representatives Republican. until they shall make th
vote Of Dakota Democratic Two hundred and one votes
and 1873 OF for the Democratic canodse
whv7 Because in these Southern States the oiaeK I've
publican voters have been disanchsed by legal trick
in the ballot by illegal tricks outside Of the polls
One hundred and fftythrse and the Solid Soutf
viii need 10 ind outside Of its borders forty-eght vote
more Where will she find theml
Grant for the purposes Of speech that she Will tax
New. Y ork-grant that NewYork is lost although o.
no, believe it, for life enough in the Republican
ism Of the country. bound though it be to the Democra
corpse the city TO rise to the surface But grant tina
1t is lost the Solid South still needs to find twelve votes
Where can it find thcml Indiana has fifteen, bu
Indiana is no longer doubtful (Applause.)
Connecticut has six votes Connecticut is no
doubtful when Eaton and Randall shut out from tn
field and the Southern Democracy enter mutlae anC
destroy the tariff. Shall the Solid South re
cclvc the nine votes OF New-Jersey7 1t wen
with South before this by slender margin Two pc
OF the last would make change. -Four thou
sand voters bring 1t into the ranks OF those VIII
march to the music Of protection.
NEw-JERSEY DEMOCRATS DOUBTFUL
More than four thousand doubling Democrats STAN
scattered the different of Jcrseymen waitin
only for cordial invitation 1t is for you gentlemen
homes and in your places Of business to Civ
them the invitation Then ready converts stand II
the Of prohibition friends they are no longe
sullen and hostile. 1 believe many OF them are read
20 travel with Us lhcrc Is unothel Sn1 idibc
group Of Jerseymen among whom many stand wsitin
for an Invitation The last told US that $50 %
Jersey voters earned their living In connection VIII
our manufacturing industries All OF these 90 nc
vote as they ought the Republican ticket Many
these need only friendly invitation to come an
thee stand not FAR OF. but always near 10 the rnant
faeturcr CO. 900 agrculturss All OF these do not vo'
the Republican ticket and yet they know-those OF thei
who own their farms-that the value OF their ian
increases Just as the manufacturing centre grows neare
% ,be,r fields and those OF them who make their In
come from produce that that kind OF sgriculuf
which pays the test is that which grows unaer IN
shsdVs Of the manufacturers chimney many VI 'n'
zoo are oply waiting their invitation
New.Jersey too. has Democratic ve"ans-no
a. many a. Indiana. but enough 70 chahg
the scale II these special pleas prov
insufficient; the soldier determines " .ses ="
,, .snoct and pocket his Insult the manufacturer
~ -. ~ hnrnn market OF 90 per Gene for foreig