New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-20
VIGOROUS CAMP AIGNING IN VERMONT.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE AND PRESIDENTIAL CAN

VASES THEORETICALLY PUSHED.
st Albans, W., Aug 10 (spcciaD.-Thc Rcpubll-
can canvass In Vermont is being most vigorously
Quoted for Harrison and Morton and Dillng CHAM and
Woodbury.. At time since the famous wide awake
campaign of 1860 have thero been so many or so
great Republican rallies this year. The State
campaign is being fought strictly on the issue pro-
lection and free trade, ard the result Of the vote for
Governor September will show the drift OF public
sentiment In this state tho vital question OF the
Presidential canvass. The people of Vermont arc
thoroughly aroused on this great issue, and village
halls and churches much too small contain the
enthusiastic crowds that daily gather TO hear the
Republican speakers discuss the tariff question. Dur
Ing the last two weeks Of the canvass some half a
dorm meetings are to be held daily, which will be
addressed by local speakers and speakers from abroad
Among the prominent Republican orators who will
speak In the State A. W. Tcnney, Of Brooklyn
Judge a. L. Morrison of York General John L.
Swift, OF Boston; George NJ. Dcwy, of Michigan; cx-
Governor J. G. X. Pitkln Of Louisiana, and Albert
Griffin, chairman OF the National Anti
Saloon Committee. William p. Dillingham;,
the Republican nominee for Governor, is
doing ycoman service the stump. Gov
crnor Ormsbec Lieutenant Governor Fuller and Colo
mel George W. Hooker the Vermont member of the
National Committee, also doing effective work
for Harrison and Morton. One hundred and htty
Republican clubs have bcen organized in the STATE,
and a thorough of voters Is being madc I'D
every school district. Hundreds Of protection Demo
Gratis have joined epubcau clubs, and the State prom
iscs to give the largest Republican majority In sep
tcmber for years.
A. w. Tenncy of Brooklyn, left the stump In Maine,
whcro he had boon speaking with Mr.. Blaine, and
to Vermont the last of the week undcr an engage
ment with the State Committee. Judge Tenncy made
of his first speeches in this stac at Chelsea OH
saturday, where he addressed monster mass-mee'he
He made mastery and forceful tariff speech Never
fhprc naiQ
less politics 1t whether the price oi
American labor should be measured py |
European American standards, ana was |
home question of the greatest importance Ihs was d.
important time that of 1860, when the sohd oou'n
aided by Democrats of the North, attacked the systems
n. the country As the same parties doing now
He knew that Of Democrats fought LOT 'he
Union then, and tens Of thousands wcrc reany 10
protect thc industrial system. Chccrs' oh' oi
the grandcst Democrats who ever lived SAID IN looo
there wcc only patriots and traitors, and no" nc hau
said there can only Frectraders and Profectoniss
(Chees) In the rebellion England showed her face,
and Diiush gold supplied powder and ball for the
Of the Nation In order that she misht
grow rich The Confederacy Incorporated free
trade plank in It's Constitution. England knew that
IL the south succeeded she would have then ready
and free access TO her markets To-day " The London
Spectator, declared that Grover Cleveland had done
more for froe trade any Foreign Minister England
ever had Now, since Oregons 5000, 900 sheep had
voted with 1000 majority, the Democrats said dney
werc free traders but revenue refoiefs. VheereI
Iudge Tcnney was listened to with the closest atten-
ion by the vast assembagc. He speaks al st. Johns
bury night, and at Moriisville ana Burning
William p Dillingham;. OF Waterbury, the Repub-
ican nominee for Governor, sIcaks daily on
he stump. and Is under engagement 10
peak every day until the close of the canvass. He
! a opuIar candidate, and he has won high reputa-
ion as speaker Ills speeches on the tariff issue
re logical and strong, and he is winning votes Ior
hc ticket wherever he goes. Judge A. l.. MORRISON,
I New York, makes the first OF series OF SIX
pecchcs in the canvass al Fairhaven on Monday
ight Albert Grinin of Kansas. speaks at Brattlc
oro for the first time on Friday. Efforts have been
ladc TO secure Mr. blaine for one speech In vermont |
ut his engagements suct that he was obliged
decline the invitation.