New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-01
WARNER MILLER IN TROY.
HIS CANVASS OF THE STATE COMPLETED.
prsuop .Nn1,rws ON THE PLATFORM WITH THE
ADVOCATE OF HIGH LICENsE-Affho'AN"
THE REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT AGAINST
THE LIQUOR SALOONi
FEY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

rpy ryIrGr ,PiI TO THE TRIBryE-1
Troy, Oct. 31.-warner Miller hnshea ,o-'aS' 80
far as the interior OF tho state Is conoc'ho" 'ho
energetic campaign he has made as the iSpuDhcaD
candidate for Governor lie spoke to enormous crowns
Yesterday at Coblcskill in schoharie County, and at
SCHENECTADY I'm schenectady County To-day no made
two speeches within the limits Of Rensselaer, county,
at uooslc Fails and at Troy. lie now goes to New
York CITY, where he will remain 10 the close Oh inc
campaign making four five speeches night
Hoosc Falls IS a striking example OF the prosperity
that has come 10 the United states since the hepnD-
lican Congress passed protective tariii. Inc VII
la 10 is filed with manufactures the chief being that
of ex-Con gresham Walter A Wood. who employs
. 900 men daily in making mowers and reapcrs' MT.
Miller upon arriving at HoOsc Falls this afternoon
was welcomed by Mr.. Wood, by ex-Assembyman ID. f.
Baker and by hundreds Of other Republicans The
meeting was held I'm the village park ihere "ere
5000 worklngmen, farmers and business men present
The most noticeable feature OF the meeting IVES
tho largo attendance of clergymen. Tho leading
clergyman present was Bishop Andrews, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Inasmuch as the Pro
hbitlonsts have been denouncng Mr.. Miller as com-
hitting sin member OF the Methodist ChuicS
when he advocates tho passage OF high license law
| the presence OF Bishop Andrews on the Same pat
form with Mr. Miller is remarkable. 1t may DC saia.
also that the palpabe approval by the bishop OF
that portion of Mr.. Millers speech in which he ae
its effort to pass a high license law clearly
showed that the leading clergymen of tho MethoulD
Church do not second the "ofu d,d nscd u,sbDDss
the Plohbitionsts against Mr.. Miller Bcsides Dsnpp
Andrews there were also present on tne platform INC
Rev. Mr.. Stark. of the Methodist Eplscopa III IN
the Rev. Mr. Robinson, Of the Baptst 1huIon, .no
Rev Henry Grayhau, presiding elder OF me SaraDosa
District of the Methodist Episcopal Church the Rev.
Dr. Nichols for many years rector OF inc frgses'al,
Episcopal church. and the Rev. Father Waidfon' OF
the Roman Catholic Church. a., ,., =.
Mr. Miller. In his speech, pointcdIy ieieIrcu W
the advantages that Hoosc Fails had derived from no
American protective tariff. He also shP 9Ho ,ne
farmers present how much more valuable .ne noiIo
market had been TO them since the lo'ec,cu mai,
ufaCtories grew mp in Hoosic Falls. lie then na,'o
IN cloouen appeal for high license on moral grounds
lie closed his speech with a criticism OF Go ,u
nm for vetoing the SaXton Ballot reform DR. re-
marking that the Governor had misiniormed people
The bill did not provide Tor a secret Dalio- -,
Mr. Miller came to Troy this evening ana al,
dressed 1000 citizens I'm Rands Opera House IN
his speech he expressed qualification over the iac
that The Republicans Of Troy by their energy ma
sncceedcd i'm Striking of the registration lists 100
names illegally registered, which would nave pcen
nSed by Democratic repeaers TO cast votes ior CieVe
land and HILL