New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-03
VETERANS AGAINST COLONEL KEARNI.
,,,,,.r.r roo,, ONE WHO REPRESENTS MANY

-r,,rv WILL, VOTE AS THEY FOUGHT.
e,r.s Colonel J. Watts Kearny, member OF "o''
amor Crecn,s staff and son of General fni he".l',
issued his campaign letter, he has Ncei."i 20
hail storm OF pointed and crushing replies nOlA u"
1850 vs,erans Comrade Charles Mckinley Oh
ru,aho.s n j. handed the following let,er 10
Tribune reporter last night saying III 'n's a-
voc,nv the sentiment Of every veteran In THIS s'ao'
This is how the letter reads ooa
Elizabeth. " j. Oct. 81, 1888
John Watts KcarSs ss Be EoSr COMMUNICATION o,
October 90 incosing campaign docnmenr Oh ro oe
pension record S n Cleveland working he has been
doing ever since his election Tor 81 th ncnson
sad sn Sh0 hereo consider that ss
deserves any credit for II ne a ss nO IN this msttrr
By any o love a NOT NOT yes arrived when forget that
all the who were endsas sOd hat falling to do
q by force Of arms they resort TO the use OF ore
q The foundation principles 81 nd ''s he
leading the Democracy to-day in the soS' ' Hsier
Il during the and as you ASK s a. No for
40 not think that any different motives a'tuac tno
to-day o those OF ls9l h sd dnc o So great sire as
General Phi Kearny soon arrayed upon 'n ne sbat
q the party that is r''poGciMphfR f LIZ MGfSLEY
32d Regiment, United States Coored lroOl"'
THE UNION SQUARE CLUB REUSED 10 AClIoN.
rscention under the auspices of the Union square
| c,, 80 rid at Nilsson Hall last evening. This
,h vas organized for social purposes, but the mem
| h,. h.ve fclt for some time that their duties Is
,,,.rs reouired that they should take some s'ahu
NON tho nautical issues involved In the present cam
| ,a,cn The sentiment OF last nights meeting was
practically unanimous in favor OF the policy OF fro-
,sc,ion and of the election Of Harrison and MoHoh
.verv mention of whose names called forth longcon,
| ,,nusa cheering James T. Van Rensselaer, ana
| coI,n,l 8 V l. Cruger present for short hiao
ana made eloquent speeches. appealing 10 all kepuo-
,,cars 10 do their whole duty Their remarks poouceo
| -, entbusiasm and It evident that the Union
srar. club Will not be behind in their support OF INC
ggsn,h,,can candidates At the close OK the mco<ihS
luncheon was served
DIR. VAN DYKE on THE SALOON POWER.
The Rev DR. Van Dyke, Of the Brick Churoh, IN MS
| cannon last Sunday morning used the following
| .nrhauc language about the saloon-k keepers cam
| paIgn: ., =, rou,,c.
The grog-shops are largely supported oy poh cn,
| and I'm refrrn they support politicians. ihes I'm
III he nautical le of this city-it Is close qhes uoi
Ssthcr they shall control the stats Their demands
sre vnnr dangers their friends are your ioes theil
,,.rts are vn.r criminals An army OF 10000 hquoi
s.inrs haoded together Is blacler menace 10 'ht
| Tonmonwealth than a hostile Invasion. IheIr IN
torsspnen, il a note of warning TO all who love temper
w.. ruritv and peaoe do not understand now al,
| SovrbtsnI man can disregard that warning III wouie
ssem no more strange 10 let satan cnoose = oIsnvi
nan 10 lot the Liquor League choose ths o''s mAs'
tyats Of . great stso'