New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19
VISITING LEVI P. NORTON.
FIVE THOUSAND REPUBLICANS GREET HIM.
CLUBS FROM THE TOWNS OF THE HUDSON VAL
LEY UNITY AND ENTHUSIASM
PREsAGE OF VICTORY.

CLUBS FROM THE TOWNS OF TIE hoDS~1' 'N
LEY - UNITY AND ENTHUSIASM
PREsAGE OF VICTORY
Pouehkecpsie, N. Y, Oct ls.-Thcre was an
immense demonstration at Rhinccliif tonight, the
occasion being visit Of various Republican clubs
to Levi p Morton Fully 5000 persons were
present. clubs coming from Poushkeepsle' kings-
ton, Saugertics Red Hook, Staatsbnrgh, barry
town, and other places along the river special
train and boats carried large number from
PouQhkeepsie. On arriving at Mr.. Morton's house
the clubs were massed ON the lawn on the north
side of the house George Essestyn, of Rhine
beck. as chairman. welcomed the clubs and pre-
sented them to Mr. Morton in an appropriate
speech. After singing by the Annandale Glce
Club Mr. Morton spoke as follows
Mr. Esselstyn Friends and Neiehbors OF Dutchess ana
Ulster Counties Illuminated demonstrations OF this mag
nitude are Of in quiet country towns and
the surprise OF the people OF Rhnebeck can, think only
he coad 10 that the red OF the forest when the
Pilgrim Fathers landed Plymouth Rock or when Hen
drick HudsoRs boat made Its first trip up the HUI
son River. However have great pleasure IN greeting
YOU with cordial and beg to assure you OF my
era efu appreciation honor conferred upon me by
your visit this evening
Beyond welcoming you here in the best terms ct my
command, do not that there is much to be said
You are all Republicans. and no argument IL therefore,
needed either TO you TO those principles OF 10
strengthen your waveng faith In them aud IL so happens
that within party there no questions upon which
Republicans differ There nothing In our platform whcn
calls guarded exp anaons diplomatic excuses anu
there are party cQues sections or fsetons H.
therefore, have pcitcs to talk about this evening"
least cctate ourselves and eacn otnef upon
the harmony which pervades tho Republican party ana inc
element of strength which such unity Of sentiment and
purpose clearly betok From the nominations maae
BY the Duchess County Convention last SATURDAY anu
those made by the State Convention at saratoga 'nei"
is no dissenson and platform adopted by our s'ae
IL m
You probably that the Republicans OF every o'her
county In working In as complete harmony
rs In this With this harmony, this unanimy OF
sentiment and action. what is the result that We may
reasonably expect 70 achieve at the polls!
There are among you many who spent the flower OF
your youth battle for freedom and you cal prac
ucally the value OF close compact masses "h
entering conflict Your experience VIII teach you 'ha'
like the large number present tonight are
elective aud powerful ssencies in political camp"gns
But my friends industrious and personal WORK is equally
important Only few days remain Tor enecuVe "orA
before verdict must BE- given which VIII, In my JUG
mep have far reaching upon the future prosperity
OF the country absorbing question at this moment
is whether that verdict will favor the continuance Vi
those principals Protection for which the Republican
marty has always conteded and which have placed TINS
country OF the head Of industrial nations win sueh
complete harmony ranks, such unison in sentiment
IN action expectation, may await that Vefdict
with confident assurance
Sneeches followed by Martin Heermance, of
Rhincbeck Mr.. Clearwater, of Rondout ana Pro,
T." - N C;~,rno The street of Rim "clif
and Mr. Mortons grounds We're brilliantly Illuml-
THE YEAR FOR "THE LOGAN VOTERS"
IT IS THE SONS OF VETERANS WHO ARE COMING
OF AGE IN INDIANA.
rnaaanapols. Oct 10 (SpeoiaD.-Information col
lected through careful of the State shows
that there are $4,000 young men In Indiana who
Will be eligible vote for Presidential candidates ibis
year for the first time, and 10 which party Will be
Gwen the majority of these $4,000 votes is regarded
as the determining ques lou OF the campaign. Tor
IL far overshadows the Prohibition, Independent ana
other political elements to which some importance
has been attached. The politicians here in Indiana
refer TO these young the Logan vo ers because
il was the Illinois statesman who long ago hgureo
out that the sons Of Union soldiers who wouiu
become voters about this time would give inc
Esra,blcan party q new lease of life. According TO
the statistics that have been gathered, his prophec
,stsxs xef,s about CORRECT W. tx Taylor president
OF the Indiana Lincoln League, sasd to-oaS
that II was known beyond doubt thai July ao,o0o
OF the young men Republicans. In some counties.
particularly In the northern and central parts VI
the S. ate ninety per cent of the FIRST voters arc
Republlcans There over 3Oo clups { III, 49, sa
Of them exclusively in the state. II there should De
gains from no other sources, 1t Is e Stma'eo ma
the first voters alone wonla give 'ho h0p"
plurality of about 5000
NO POLITICS IN THE KNIGHTS of LADoh
Philade phia, Oct. IS tspeciaD.-In The Jourhai Oh
United Labor issued to-day L. V. fo"uerS pin'S ~
following notice:
"LocaI Assembly No. 262 Of Cansteo, N ~ mas
issued printed circular seal of Local IN when
letter from Edwin F. Could of District Assembly NO
JOG, Is reproduced The letter IS OF pohucsi
nature. The use # the seal is illegal Neither the
Assembly nor brother Gould has the right to make
use of this order to circulate campaign documents
Assemblies receiving circulars should pay no at
tention 10 them. The actions Of Local Assembly NO
.63 and of brother Gould will be Investigated
Mr. Gould belongs to District Assembly NC. LOG, Of
indianapolis, and has 10 taking active part 10
the campaign against General Harrison He recently
challenged ex-Ceneral Secretary Ltchman to debate
the merits OF the candidates but the latter declined
upon the ground thai some consideration shouid pc
given to the Indianapolis audience.
PRIVATE FIFER GREETED WITH ENTHUSIASM
Jacksonville, Ill, Oct lie (specian.The reception OF
Private Joe Fifer to-day was one grand ovation Ills
personal escort some 200 old soldiers, with ~hom
he marched TO the hotel foot through the muddy
Streets amid the greatest enthusiasm. The vast
crowd gathered around him and he was compelled 10
shake hands with hundreds AT p H. 5000 people
gathered underneath and around the vast tent ana
listened to speech by Private Joe. ono OF the best
speeches he has made 10 the canvass. He was fol-
lowed by s. b. Ray, General C. W. Pavey and others
AT the grand stand at the park, Colonel d r. Dyer,
bee. S' fully 1000 1J people here to-day and tonight
MIR. BLAINE IN CHICAGO
Chicago, Oct 1S.-Mr. Blaine remained In his rooms
at the Grand Pacific Hotel to-day and received no
callers. He will remain here TIL SAT- rlay evening,
when he will address meeting at Battery Armory.
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
Quincy, Mass, Oct is.-Tbe Democrats Of the
lid Congressional District have nominated Josiah
Quincy.
New-Orieans. Oct. 1s.-The Republican Convention
az the With Louisiana District yesterday nominated
General Frank Mocy, of Madison Parish for Congress
Harrisburg, Oct 1s.-The Democrats Of the XVIIlth
District to-day nominated ID. D. McWlliams for
Congress
Boston, Oct. 1e.-The Prohibitonsts Of the With
Congress District tonight nominated Edward Kendall,
Of Cambridge.