New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
.JERSEYMEN FOR TARIFF.
ENTHUSIASTIC THOUSANDS AT ASBuKf
PARK.
William WALTER PHELPS RIDIcuLISe THA
ApMrNrsrRATIoN OF SHAM REFORM AND
REAL FREE TRADE cLEvELANDs
HYPOCRISY - DEMAGOGIc UTTER
ANcEs or RICH DEMOCRATIC
POLITICIANS


HYPOCRISY DEMAGoGic UIrEh
ANcEs OF RICH DEMOCRATIC
POLITICIANS.
rsY rELEGRArH TO THE TRIBUNE
Asbury Park, August ia great mass mec"
,no uas hold in Educational Hall in the evening
II was attended by many delegates, by hunareos
of people summering in the neignoorhood' IN
Guiding many fair ladies, and, indeed, py hepuo-
licans from all over the country. Among tnose
ON the platform were William Walter Phelps, Sen
stor Evarts. ex-senator Sewell, William t. Mason
Of Illinois: Galusha A. Grow and Elmore Sander
son. The principal features OF the meeting were
the speeches of William Walter Phelps and Sen
ator Evarts Elmore Sandcrson, Assistant City
Clerk of Newark introduced ex-senator Seweh
as the presiding officer. In so doing he SAID thas
all Rtpubhcans now felt that there was victory
in the air teheersl, and all his bearers must ieei
that day like to-day, grand Republican hoh-
day. meant The election of Harrison and Morton.
Ex-senator Sewelrs remarks were, IN con-
| densed form, as follows:
1be,e are few places on tho where such
asscmbage ss this be gathered together At puoo
-oe,,po zee before the intelligence not alone OF
the State OF NewJersey but OF the United states IL
f. now twentyseven years since the birth OF the Repuo
can nar, the party that conquered I'm the great war and
that has given you thedar united country deos
diminished and laboring Element which has increased
to tie extent OF 16OooOco without cecrea'e n .ne
wage earning OF the We stand before you today
AZ the advocate OF the American system OF iaiin' anu
hoping tho wages o. the American workman they have
| been In the past (Cheers) In contradistincton 70
this the Democrats propose free trade pure anu simple
that the OF the American workman shan DC reoucea
To the level OF OF Europe and that instead OF an
anIfohtened body OF men their families being edu
Gated about them, will have the serfs OF England
Belgium Germany and Russia. (Cheers.) have now
the honor presenting man who has been ident'
fed in this he became Of age as the foremoss
worker in the Republican party as the nan who has
stuck up and out Of season. for the hoorins
element in this country-wIlam Walter Phelps (Gress
cheerlng)
Mr. Phelps who was received with tremendous
enthusiasm and cheer after cheer. said
New.Jersey might well be proud Of night when
brought to single discussion such trio OF orators "
| Evarts Grow and Butterworth. Eyarts who has oesn
Attorney. General Secretary Of State and is now
Senator Grow the last Of the old guard the friend ot
Lincoln and Sumner author OF the Homestead o the
arst war speaker who dared TO tell House full OF secres
sympathzers with and gallery crowded with open
ones that no flag should noat the mouth Of the Mss
s,nn allen 20 that which foated its source until its
waters entered tho Gulf crimson with blood Duerworn
with the right be called the most accomplished Speaker
Of the House. Certainly Democratic platform had ever
held such an array No Democratic platform raised De-
tween the and the Hudson had ever seen any
other Democratic speaker but Randall They had been
afraid to bns them Perhaps there was new
= departure
After these rough have ridden over New
Jersey-Mls the Jolly COWBOY 70 te pioumoN"
that potatoes needed protection, but rice must nA'e
1eo per cent; Carlisle tell Morris miners that iron
ore should be free, sugar should have so per cent
Recsendgc to tell Trenton poters that 40 per cent was
enopgh for white chlna-but New-Jersey in Presidential
!, election has voted against Democrat IL voted
once for Grant, but that was because IL woudn 'oe iof
n Greeley. It is counted surely with the soIa sou'a
n hecause 20 Tar t believed that the Democratic was
le n,otection marty This campaign will distroy their
Dt faith
d d Mr.. Phelps reviewed the Administration OF
in Cleveland. What people hated IL most ior was was
- it's hypocrisy. II was great IN pretenslon ana
y, small in performance. IL tried TO be non-pou,i-
y cal Administration. So it putin Mugwumps VINO
~ had never voted Then it filed conspicuous places
Il; with inconspicuous men and no one could find
w w fault with Cabinet officers Ministers, or judges
IL III on account of their Democracy any more than Incy
e- or law for the people had never heard apol'
u, either This was at the beginning. AL the emu
III Cleveland filled every place W'n vi %oIEhs tba
beat Jackson But it couldn't be heipco
Cleveland had, to be ndn rsncm9atea IN pMr Mr
ts AIministration with Pam Electric Garland still
"a in the seat of Writ and Evarts WIN hsn S,o - -
stained regulations among apPplni'ers '1S V, ~ ,b
k' charges were so true, the accused SO
to 70 their regulations that only one In the piac
re list had charged a mistake IL was more euan
" inlSe to charge that they were safe appointments
because most were under the constant surveianc M
ist Of the police and many had their pictures IN VII
on Then the Speaker alluded 10 the pusillanimt
he Of the foreign policy Said he
ri It. pleased Canada and Great Britain but II GOES ns
Law olcase the United Canada denied our vessels W
N hospta,y OF her ports They couldn't get 1000 'n .
. on privilege that refused in other country An
- what does a Democratic Administration 90 s, a.
-, its Commissio have arranged tina, for q Y"
'' lars tho American can get license for the privilege al
ley Congress has given him power to realate uhl ans
M U sros This great wrong and he hasn't the nerve 70
m. H. Oh FOR an hour OF Blaine.
And the veterans There are too many OF thsn. 4
horff
a,ncsses NJ an old soldiers widow without slurn
g hr character Il Is enough to refuse them th'
at nttance IL Is cruel make sport OF them fresue
Mr. If..rso, was right IL weigh the merits
Aers nen.on bin in apOthecary's scale ana 70 wesh
= r,arhor. and Rivers OF country In an svolraup'
ass measue He couldn't let an old soldier nave y. oee
% there was doubt could let the rivers ana ha'o'
haye 400 600 900 where greater doubt Ana
, ous, not find fault with him that he went nshihg
any any decoration Day-he tired writing 80 m ma
aces aces yctoea Only once was Hamlet ever succe'Su
nber rlaved without Hamlet That was "neh
,. great procession last week niu " -,
Grand stand which empty of6ame. Ana
man need think discuss the issues OF thc esh'
en- d ignore the one great principle which is at sta
- a. Tho system o; protection IS attacked Sh1s We sl'e
. !" , ,-ad. or hold fast projections The people
~ -. decide In November II the attack were mace opcHS
ou" direcy against trade there would DC no 'o0s
nce In the great argument between protection ana
rood. "a Tho Democrats always seek to take Us away
der facts and drag into the mist ana storm o' 'er 'o
Bsh IT. o, ,hat exists they love 10 talk Of what ough
ling exist. and they are 'p. 20 s'o" - -. -,
$, Of cusslon OF what theoiV'.| -, - o,o :.
,lum- claim that ptaeucs'p ~ - -, as,Ion ono a. an
port; certain c"1S"' " - , - what l. the Us, Of talk
plds, get 80 aa not sons OF nellal but certainly
was M - so,,e "a, the blood OF Ananiasr In such c
cele- ,,..-o,,ont Renubicans must bring the discus
ch Of ap out az these clouds where the feet get tan
After ma the ucht Is dim to the solid ground Of facts
ndred ~ -. ., ,ic IA conceded by the Democrats, SO
,.sea that as dispute about them we e
Ks them and press forward to contest for facts when
sill in dispute and around which the battle RACES
IT. when we neglect these nd"tea Os,. Ise'' OF =.
the sleep 70" may O -. ~ a., mos, SIC
tween los our "'.1' - :, an h,,ared the
taht laNt9. A"'i N'-f0 =