New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
WINDING UP THE CANVASS.
URGED TO VOTE AND WARNED OF FRAUD.

URGED TO VOTE AND WARNED OF FRAUD.
.RErUBIEcAxs IN vxEaors wHoLE7ALE TRADES
CLOSE THEIR SUCCESSFUL NOON
DAY MEETINGS.
A campaign OF ndefntigable and effective work on
the part of the Wholesale Drygoods Republican chp
was brought spcndldly 10 close yesterday noon !"
No 3o4 Broadway. By ono OF tho mOt crowded ana
earnest meetings Of the many enthusiastic onrs held by
his energetic organization. Tho audience BY It's
response, the speakers showed how confident II was
OF victory. and how fetermincd IT was to have liz
votes and counted In accordance with the Federal
laws. and any Tamrnany ofeal who dare. on Election
Day TO violate tsose laws In the presence OF any mem
Der OF the Wholesale DrygOods Republican Club VIII
have 20 his tcmerfty.
Many people werc unable 10 enter he hail ut al,
hut among those who I'D ColCnel william J..
Strong W. h. Fuller. f. A. Treat. John X. van
Worner. Colonel Clark. Colonel A. l.. Morrison, o1
Santa Fe New-Mexico: <. H. Mmin. j. J. Beriiin.
~ L. Bruce W. L. Bones Nathaniel fisyt, ". +. Webb,
Marvin Wood +. f.. Wtfskottrr. H. d. Dahin. J. u.
5killman f.. J. Chafec. Crsnne Wt'. j. C. srhenck
and l.. Psulson.
The audience passed with a whoop fervcnt votes of
thanks to the Wholesale Drysoeds Republican Cfib;
10 Colonel Strong It's president TO Mr. Fuller, Its VIDE
president, who has pretded 80 ably over these noon
aay eashersngs; ~ Mr.. Trrm iss treasurer who mas
devoted 30 much time cad energy to the success OF
the campaign 70 Nv Wffstotten. tie 'ccrctary 10
Professor Adams Who has made the singing 81 popular
feature Of the meetings and to Mr.. MHrhn ana Mr..
Farlen who have cndcayCrcd 10 make the organ beard
sB~vc the roar VI hundfeas If vigorous threats. To
all these resolutions happy replies were made, Mr..
Treat especially scoring success with his maiden
spereh IN which he said that he more surprised
BY the unexpected vNc Of thanks than even Grover
Cleveland would he Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Murin assured the audience shat TompkIrH
lOl, n sol
vote for The Republican ticket over that Of is3s
and Mr.. wefskottcn had received most encouraging
reports from s&rewd buSihess friend in Indiana ~
to the way things going there.
John II. Van wormeI stiFrei up the audience liz
IN eloquent address upon the issues Of the contc.t
and he followed rs Colonel Morrison. v.,o showed
convnclngly why The Irish ,Ctcr Of all men. ought
TO be a Republican. He showed how Ireland was
once prosperous manufacturing country under
protective tariff OF her own AMI how Ere" Trade
had made her bessar at the gate q almost cvcrS
nation on earth. Then appealing To s;ieh lr,hmon
were deufcd INFO voting the Democratic ticket,
he exclaimed why. n ycI vart Free T-afc. dd
you not stay where YOU HoIe born. where you co1ld
have an the Free Trade You wanted Why desert
yst'f native hand 10 bring tlis bliChre policy upon
the land Of your adoption You opposed En-lanl
when you were across the water. ard she droy" YOU
out Why are you found cacacd with her Democratic
allies in this free country - (ApplaiscJ He closed
With a warning IL those men who h1f symprihi1ed
With the attempt 10 disrupt the Union aad place
State rights above the Federal authority not to break
The United states laws in ttcir ragcmeht OF the
polls on Election Day. Tor II the Cmmany tiger
has falling out with the American eagle it, will -
hard with the sHealinc beast o. pgrS.7 t(hccrs.)
J. J. Bealih then made ringing speech along The
lines, urging Ills hearers not 10 think that the
fight over until the polls close toby. and then
NJ l.. Bruce adjurcd the young men present who wcro
about 10 cast their first vote to ally themselves with
Tho nortv Vbie has I'm th.
history Of the Nation, not with party whose record
one OF clgcnlc opposition to progress. Tell
what Is going on" he said. land | VIII tell you
what the democratic laIiy Is objoc;ing to-" daug'
tel and applau5cJ
At the close the speaking three roof raising
cheers gwen for Harrison and Hcl. and them
practical Instruction IN baIoting wis furnished to
those who desired Il. The club viii hold hosan-
nah is meeting 1T TIE sane hour AMI p ice We'd
nesday.
The good singing Of the members Of the Harrison
and Reid Campaign Club OF the wholesale drug, paint
oil and chemical trades has been one Of the most
attractive fca ures Of their midday meetings, and
yesterday proved no exception to the rule. a: large
sbeon at &C. 81 %aaeh ans and j"ned IN IN ' hs
stirring campaign songs with a will. Mr. Davenport,
beiore election, many members attended, ana ex
prcsslons Of confidence in the success OF the ticket
were heard every side.
George j. scsbnry, IN" president Of the club IN
principles OF the Republican partT, pointing DAT clearly
The danger 10 American wrslIrnc,i u competition
with the Panpcr labor Of EIrpr, and Illustrating his
speech with aampcs Of English clo,ins, Shoes and
The andlcnce heartily appi nd,-i him ana gave three
ringing cheers when he had llnshrd
In response 10 u vote II thanks for the Of the
clubrOcm. Mr.. ~cabnsy made brei Int earnest
SPEECH urging every Republican to cast h.S ballot
and work hear iiy for the success Of The ticket and
was assured on that point by enthusiastic appaus'
also made brief addrrsscs AmOng hes, present
wec o. II. irlcn: William !. Ial 4. *. w. X. iinsou.
Carl Merz. Isaac V. :. Hillrr W. W. iamlyn. harlcs
Ricksecher, Major James b. Homer (icl r., {. Temp
kiDs md Nathaniel JUG.
Another riitlng midday meeting yestrdqy wrs
that held by the W"st side Ri;lnr>s Mons Cf1b. in
the White star Hotel. No. :oI Chambers I. m
members Of the club are confident Of R;pab,
In applause and cheers FOR Gpncinl Eur
rowes. Of Rutherford. who addressed lp III e.
ing and discussed the issnes OF The campaign. Tire
club Joined heartily In The campaign e,n.r ami tho
J! smith presided. Among thosc p;cseat wcr, F. "
Palmer, fohn Henry. II. L. Cavrly. 5. J.. D WINS
and George POP"
The last o"day meeting Of To in u-anrc Mons
Harrison and Reid Club held a TIE clibS head
quarters, Nos. % and 90 PncSt.. yesterday. En-
tlrisasm and gocj mimDr the FEATURES of the
meeting. and The large crowd present Thoroughly on
1oycd the good singing md nitislc ,icorg, T. Pat.
terS0n, the Chni on OF the executive committee
club. presided John W Murray. OF the G"rinan.
the principles and records Uf the parties le war
followed BY Frank e. Moore, president Of The Con
tfnDnt0l Insurance Company, recent convert the
cause OF Republcanisn. WIN told why he hpd left the
free trade party Tie was heartily nppaud'd