New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08
FOR CLEVELAND As A FREE-THADtK

he made some good points against those VINO VA,
interrupted him But Henry George VIM lo'-
lowed. farcd worse.
FOR CLEVELAND AS A FREETHADNK
81 am for Grover Cleveland said he because
am a Free Trader: because l want to sec all
barriers against the Intercourse OF people with
people swept away: because | want TO end thao
system which, prosttuiing Government 70 pglyate
ends is the necessary mother of corruption. III
another place he said:
We propose to elect Grover Cleveland. because al last
he mas elevated the Democratic standard against '"e
rob.cr ard fraud. Protection.
These sentiments were received with tremendous
applause Elsewhere he said
II you elect David B. nnl 1 shall vote for Warner
Miller
And there are 10000 Democrats who will Do
the same thing exclaimed an enthusif H. wherein
the cheering became tremendous Tho chief ground
cf Mr. GcOr-o's opposition tO'GOycrn9r lllil was
because he had defeated the electoral reform b!l
Everett J. Wheeler sent letter Of regret Oi
Governor liill he said lie has succt'ficd IN
securing the dstrust and opposition o. large num-
bcrs Of the pco;lo, without whose votes We cannot
hope to succeed" Among these hc enumeriie'
the labor organizations and the friends OF temper
ance. The Governors deal when he "pp'oy'i
the AQueduct bill Of $50 is referred 70. ba; hiS
greatest crimo. Nr. Wheeler savs was MS Velo Oh
the ConSlS bill. \ recent canvass ne s'ys. SHOWS
that 10000 business men who viii support ~"
Democratic National tcl-ct will not vote for ILL.,
and besides 10000 men connected with la".
sues. will oYpcs" Hill. The aeerccatc DEF ctlon
from the State ticket If Hill should be nominated.
Nr wheeler fixed at 10000.
TIE DEMOCRATIC SHIP NEEDS TO DE LIGHTENED
Walter : Logan was introduced IS DgGlocfat
from wayhack7 lie said among other things:
askcl whether are reuloa-t-lnts o. ho':.t'
thai rcmonstrants toni ,ht We ask tie
Democratic party give for Governor whom we
support when tfe sailors and fhat taor ship over
taken by sorln. cannot reach port without unoa'nS
Of Us freight they throw overheard what is o least
value IN tn cargo TO save the lives Of The passengers II
the Democratic ship needs bc ghcnol ia the Prs.
dental storm and worthless nomna'oa for Governor
should be made, viii know what 0w oyerDo1rd TO
the National ticket. lLonE-cCntuuct apQ.aus')
II have q bad Governor OF the state want HIM
TO be a Republican. (Lauahtcr ana checr,)
After the adjournment the ilill men gathered
in the corridors and the Eighth-st. side Of
the building and chcered LONG and Justly for
their candidate. They shouted without opposition
until they were tired and then quietly dispersed
Among the papers and circulars distributed at
the meeting was circular issued By the Anti
Cleveland Worlin-mcn's Association, many thou
sands OF which were given to the crowd 1t is
an appeal to workincmen TO vote for protection
to American labor and against free trade and
paupcr-madc goods and pauper labor Protcc-
tion of the working classes in their right to live
and work. or Free Trade, solely to benefit and
enrich few traders pcdicis, mer-
chants and importers who deal in
imported goods7 are declared to be tire issues.
Gle, Gland Is represented as Free Trader and
toady 70 England and English interests Thur
man, as Free Trader and Copperhe1l, who
Clct elaud said III 1854 was too old and dlssipaed
to be a member Of his Cabinet