New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20

plete security from justice.
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Let every Republican voter consider himself Us
enrolled as an election agent and volunteer can
yasser during the last fortnight of the campaign
II any one in the circle of his acquaintance be
open to argument any issue of the canvass let
the Republican party have the benefit Of the doubt
Send for copies of Tribune Extras or other
campaign literature and furnish the doubtful voter
with the information of which he is in quest For
thirty cents a complete set of the Extras issued
/ from this office during the canvass Will De sent
postpaid to any address, including the pamphlet
Mills Bill and Tariff of 1883 Compared" WIN
one of these budgets in his possession the volunteer
canvasser will have arguments and facts for every
/ class OF voters.
sHilI of New-Yorll looms up like mountain
in Indiana So says The Boston Herald Wel'
after election, Hill of New-York will loom up Ike
the Valley OF Despair.
Orders now received daily for Tribune Extra
No. los Attention. Worldngmen' show that
manufacturers and employers are alive to the
necessity of circulating sound and practical 1T
erature among the working population The
election of $50 was carried during the last month
by the extensive use made of tariff cards showing
comparative rates of wages in England and
America This Extra contains facts, and facts
only: and its arguments, while popular in form,
are grounded upon the census statistics published
nv the present Administration An effective dis
trbution of this Extra and the more scientific and
elaborate one, No. 1O4, Wage-Earners Protected
will tend TO swell the Republican vote
"The Skaneateles Democrat prints an article
IN " Drinking Warm Blood Evidently the
quarrel between the Hill faction and the Cleve-
land faction is getting just awfully serious
Four wears ago the Republican party was VIC
torious all along the line fortnight before the
election The battle was lost by series of Trivial
accidents after it had been won Let Republicans
svervwbere be warned against the evil conse-
ouences Of overconidence: and if any enthusiastic
worker, clerical lay, has recourse to aiii'era-
tons artful aid shoot him on the spot
Here is fragrant sample of the campaign III
erature of the Third Party which plumes ltseii
upon having a monopoly of all the principle, purify
and piety in American politics. Bishop Newman'
OF the Methodist Church, recently declared that
he would vote for Harrison and Morton, ana
added: 81 vote as / pray, and pray as vote
Referring to this, an advocate of Prohibition,
who edits one of the organs Of the Third Party.
emitted the following sweetscented screed in his
journal, "The Wisconsin Prohibitionist'
The following IS from the advance sheets OF the
| Bishops book OF common prayer;
Oh Lord Thou knowest that have had about
as much attention from the Republican party as IL
and Thou knowest also that no man who has enjoyed
called sorehead traitor and snIvellng hypocrite;
and yet, it does look tough for man Of my stand
OF saloon thugs and bloody brewers and distllers II
does look hard as before remarked to see Method
! ist Bishop voting with such l0w-down and vicious
plug-uglles thugs and gutcrsnpes. to continue traf
| fc that pulls more men down TO hell In one day than
Thou knowest the fix ! am IN. Help me to make
the people to truly see that both and sheridan shook
| Pabst and Buffalo Miller, and Bloody Corner Cox,
and schlltz and Val Blatz. and Boss Quay, and tens
good people do heartily Nmpafhze with all wise and
well.dlrected efforts for the promotion of temperance
and morality and 10 Harrison and the Republican
party be all glory, forever. Amen !"
There are some sincere and pure-mnded Chris
tlan people who have been msled into joining
the ranks Of the Third Party Prohbtionsts Do
they approve OF scurrility and blasphemy as means
of grace and righteousness
Ont of thirty-four members of Governor Hills
| reception committee at Newburg the other night,
no less than twenty-seven were quorde,lers
Was there anything so grotesque in American
politics as the Democratic canvass in this State {?
Only two more full weeks remain Of the canvass,
and the last strokes of work must be put in now,
if ever Every effort should be made to arouse
the people OF this State TO the danger that threat
ems them in the domination OF a combination Of
liquor-dealers by means Of bribery. No State, we
venture to say, has ever been so directly con-
fronted with this issue before. Tribune Extra
No. 100 contains large array Of facts bearing
especially upon the question OF High License,
which ought to be brought before all the voters of
New-YorlS and New-Jersey in these closing days
of the canvass. II thousand voters in these
States would personally distribute 90 copies of
this Extra, they might be able to feel after the
result was announced that they had had an i'm
portant influence upon it. So far 100000
copies of the Extra have been sent out and of all
the Extras nearly 1000, 600 copies