New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
rur Duty OF REPUBLICANS.
.,ro. WARNER MILLER URGES -
TrvIrY AND VIGILANCE.
,,-r,ox IN SEwYoRK STATE INVOLVES
-ux CONTROL or NATIONAL LEGISLATION
sprrcuEs BY Mr.. MILLER AND CON
GRESHAM PAYNE AT AUBURN
IN, rrIroRArm TO THE TNinrXE, I

A14 :, the Republican paity's candidates at Mo
s a, The southsrn part Of Vayuga County, this az
-. and AZ Albany tonight. In b"th OF the
'o''' assembly, districts determined effort Is being
:, the Democrats under the direction OF Governor
ms" .leef the Democratic candidates for Assem-
hhA A. might he expected under these circun-
orn'e 18th M Miller and Mr.. Payne paid good
.,,.n,,on In their speeches to the contest over
ae~a ....,, ard pointed out that the election Of
u. n o,-.,se Assembly would result IN the election
N' ~.r.orr.t o. United states senator.
I" - navd n. Hill succeed William NJ. Evsrts as
So senator ? said Mr. Miller. and then he
~ I'm. l. the issue In the conflict over the As
senhE.' l. -. ,..,. ..,.,,o, and
s.,,. the fact that al Morays the farmers in
'd,sce had had 60 come for miles over roads deep
80 In Auburn, the Genesee-st. rink was damned
.s. aoc-s With an audience Of 5000 people. AT
-, Mr. Miller at once touched the main theme OF
~ sp.eth SAYING
y s.-s,. We are acer- Z To look these Of
,,.,toas - Of Little r. y, IL If true. we are
" ting To- President tn. but stu. the election
~, rv..day IN this state win be OF the highest import
Wv "a ,he STATE and to the Nation. We are to elect
h' ...sul, vrcn and these Assembyren, acting with
so.,e ar &C. ssy whether We are to have Democrat
Republican rcprrsent u In the United states
80, A. the successor OF william NJ Evarts Docs
.se say That Is natter Of no importance since
- r,rge,ie.n party now Ia. majority in the senate
. . at In ny op mon the Dcmocrats arr nafsislling
=, trces 70 gain possession OF the United Stats sen
- Tn. sana,e Il The buiwsrk II Repubeanism. safe
usrd 70 the protective tarif change Of only lew
=. would give the senate o. the Democrats That
80. psu oer.ue politician. David y. HI, Is nov at
.,,ui,s 70 elect Democratic senator nom this state
"a ,syesny sent for prominent Democrats 10 come
a. ,hanv sua directed them - nominate this or that
- man or wssitAy the Assembly IN every
- W. lsy. mt up the sblest md most popular
., a. could End In every Assembly district Governor
um Is making that attempt In thi- Assembly DIS
80 W Republicans have only majority In the
-. Senate. II Mr.. lin obtains majority IN Tic
..rhi, he will unseat enough Republicans TO give him
uaortv in the Senatorial Joint caucus Shall we have
moe ut as Tn I'D States senator from this state IL
un, for you answer that question Upon the control OF
=. rnnsd states senate depends tie retention OF the pro-
t,s tariff .ysteH and honest Congressional elections
r Tinted stses Senate Is our stronghold ana we must
..n o. n you believe 1t, you will vote for your ex-
client candidate FOR Asscmblyman. Leslie w. Noyes IL
eu lake for granted that the candidates Of both parties
A., o. GOOD character. then the issue i the same
TIE election then Is question OF principle and not OF
ren. In that you should vote Tor MI. NOSes'
You will vote. YOU regard political principles for
SsrsO T. Payne the Krpublican candidate Tor Congress-
80 In mis- district We now have nineteen Republican
cseressmen this State That proportion should be
,,as I'd In the at House OF Representatives, the Dem
attempted defeat any action upon the tariff by
sg.ine 70 The Republican party had come into
now.s In isss pledged TO pass advanced protective
afif bln and 70 pass Law u insure pure elections
Then the Democrats tried their obstructive tactics
There We were, sixty millions Of people, discovering
ar IL wa. impossible to carry out our
settled policy. except by the consent Of the
Democrats m their opinion. But the majority ruled
Congress by compromises for fifteen years
Bach party had fbus,ered and could defeat anything IL
iesired Compromises between psrtes in the making
laws ara always fraught with evil Majorltes should
rlc. That Is what they have been elected 70 do. 10
that the last House Of Representatives took
ne important step Of quarter OF century when IL
sisted upon the right of the majority 70 rule. Tho
hr thafa rear
country You decide ~ votes whether
you that action. You TO say whether or not
you approve 0. Congressman Paynes act for he voted
With Speaker Reed aud the Republican majority.
l say a few words 70 you about the tariff In
response To the DEMAND or the people wo passed the
Mckinley Tariff bill. would suppose II logical uat
people would wait TO how IL operates before demand
Ing that Il shall be repealed The Free Traders
der.nd that II shall be repealed. We hear
iron England and Germany that their manufacturing
INDUSTRIES viii be killed by the passase o. ue Isfih law"
How 10 happen that the manufacturing Industries OF
both Europe and ha'mcdi That seems singu-
la. The Free Traders also that tie farmers Will lose
heavily they will have 70 pay Tore for everything
they by. lie. look back over our history There Is
farmer here who cannot remember that he Is paying
from rs to 80 per less for all that he buys than
before taG increased and that the prices OF farm
products have advanced in the period All the land
country brought under Cultivation The
prices Of farm rroducts nevertheless % per
higher than they were before the protective arh was
products Of a gigantic nature. !: without saying
home market better than foreign because
&c not have pay the cost OF transporting your
products 10 a foreign land II you sell them here We
than doubled The number OF our farms and yet
cur surplus last only per cent At the present
rate Of growth agricultural production remains sta
tonsly five years shall no: have surplus OF farm
products Of per I, follows therefore that any
which VIII foreign importatons Will de-
Tlve farmers Of their home market and that our best
Oc b increase utscturing and thus retain our
home The result OF the Mckinley bill has been
wAati Farm products have advanced all over the state
fhe Silver bill has also put the price OF silver in India
md Russia and thus the price OF wheat In those
countries. Barley has gone up price Canadian barley
advanced Whether 1t be barley, hay, the
fsrme, has been aided We say the Canadian
arner you must pay large duty upon the farm product
which you import into country Our country has been
prosperous under the American tariff system No people
increased IN wealth and Intelligence as this nation
ass IN the last quarter OF a century.
We thought that had settled this question OF proee-
ion In ISIS The Democrats say however that the tan
onnict has only begun. II must be on cur guard
here today simply 70 raise voice and TO say to the
Republicans OF Cayusa County that you eanno; afford TO
ct Democratic Assembynsn and thus e. elect Demo
United States Senator end that OF afford 10
ect Democratic Congressman and thus to aid in eeetns
Democratic Of Representatives which will vote
or the repeal OF the Mckinley Tariff bill
Congressman Payne followed with a speech, de
Of the House of Representatives, aud relating
detail the advantages the farmer would gain by the
peraton Of the Mckinley bill He appealed to the
Toters strong terms 10 vote for Mr.. Noyes for AS
emblyman.
General William II. Seward, son Of Ex-Governor
cwari presided at the meeting IN NE Gcncseest
INK here in Auburn tonight. Mr.. MIXERS speech
ras mainly in support Of the Mckinley bill.
at IL a sen eless thing" he said, 10 cry out for
he repeal Of the Mckinley bill before we have tried IT.
lie then stated that the design OF the blll was 10
ransfcr from Europe America the manufacturing Oh
ONE GOO. 100000 in articles wmeh are nov low
imported from European countries INTO tne
'nlted States. lie said that there were imported
early ABOUT $50, 10000 in common goods about about
ciOoo0OoO in silk goods. about soo,o StNop
woollen goods. about s5O0o000O IN iron ana s'eei
nd sufficient other goods TO raise the value OF IPO.
70 s2OoOOOO0O. Mr.. Mckinley and the KepuDhcals
Congress had drawn up bin 20 tax all these I'M
ortcd goods such rate as to bring about their manu-
icture In the United states The tax was speclaiN
ign upon goods used by the rich. sugar ana olheI
riicles extensively used by poor men had been pun
pom thu free list. -
Congressman PAYNE followed with an able speech |
hOwing how American capitalists were entering upon
he manufacturing In the lines of business when hao
rejection under the Mckinley Tariff bill.
HOUsING THF ITALIAN CITIZENS.