Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

Their appeals TO labor are pours
lsssiendly ears and are refpi- ie CONT
8at&umenu In t-~rnscs war. nro,ac,aa
viEfgS s1oSbnators have tho nnnro.
po. - Ito devise bill for. .tnats and suspen-
10 faction Of .asquent In the protected
lp " louise; that American workingmen did
.Apr9seT their wages than foreign labor !;
), ~ people need fear competition from
pauper but from skilled and well paid
labor; that Of the Al per cent tariff PREVAIL
ine labor did not receive 20 that free raw
materials conduced to the success OF indus.
tres thst high tariffs produced monop.
olies, made the rich richer and the poor
poorer and swelled the ranks Of tramps and
nnillionaires. Mr.. Hensel closed a two
houAs speech with tribute to American
labor and plea for the restoration OF our
1ormer supremacy on the seas.
The speech was listened TO with marked
atteution and received with many signs OF
satisfaction. One.third OF the audience
was Republican, including the three local
orators 'Squires Krsntz and Keller and
Mart Fry, all of whom the speaker cheer.
fully invited to take part Of his time and
dispute his assertions.
The committee appointed by the assocla.
tlou 70 make arrangements for the meeting
consisted OF DR.. ID. J. McCsa, +. w. Hull,
}. w. Leber, X. J. Buckley and NJ. T.
Robinson. The ushsrs who did good work
In seating all that was possible and keeping
order were A. b. Ubrich, J. A. Hsiser, ID.
A. Hicks, j. g. LeEer and q. q. Ammop.
The association intend holding q mass
meeting later on, ct which time general
Walk.around will be had. About $50 names
are enrolled and new members are taken
in every meeting.
The Eiixabsthtown Meeting.
The Democratic meeting at Eliz zabethtown
wss . great success The Cleveland an
Thurman club, headed by q band OF music,
made short street parade prior to the meet
Ing. The club halted In Centre Square, the
place designated for the meeting. A stand
handsomely decorated had been erected for
the speakers and officers. Following was
the list OF officers: President, Philip Singer;
vice presidents, John Difienbsugn, George
Wormley, 81, Emanuel Hoffman, Levi
Engle, William Fletcher, James Whitman
and Daniel BrinseI; secretary, John G.
Hoffn an; assistant secretaries, John Nc
Bride, Benjamin Ksylor, Leopold Wicktn.
he, ser, Jacob X. Koa The speakers Of the
evening were William Il. Brinton and
O0Fto mum uiAobs esaet Va tnls CITY. Inc
former discussed the benefits OF tariff
royision aud the latter talked on the great
eood accomplished during President CIeye.
lands administration.
Msgss and Lands IT GordonyilIe.
Messra Magee and Lsndis held another
joint debate or the tariff at Gordonville,
Thursday evening. AsE; Emanuel Hershey
presided, and there we're Democratic and
Republican vice presidents and secretaries.
Thsre were only about two hundred per.
sons present, the people OF the town having
bssn carried away by the Columbia csnten.
NAL. The speeches were made alternately, /
ths speakers confning themselves exclu-
sively to the tarifi question. Both ware
astsntively listened to, and the ID Dsmocrs,s
present were more than satisfied with the |
sbility di.Plsyed by their champion.
Oh Assi,pg at shasDurg.
The Democratic club OF SIssburg held n
meeting Last evening In accordance with
the cali OF Chairman Kisner. The Mills
bill and other measures were read, and the
members OF the club then entered into an
exchange Of opinions. The meeting ad-
jouEnsd .! late hour.
Ths FouIth Ward Democrats.
The Fourth Ward Tariff Reform club will
Wooe this evening In Roth weilsr's hall, /
vhoa uniforms will be distributed 10 the |
mombesa
GAs Young Democrats Msrchipg Club.
The Young Democrats Marching club, |
q shis CITY, held its second drill last even
tng, and astonisbed their comrades by
lhetS psonoisncy. The marching club now |
numhsrs ~ members, and is sxpscted 10 |
insssass IT. membership TO $50. At the next