New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

THE CAMPAIGN COMM TrEE OF THE REPUBLICAN
CLUB TO THE VOTERS OF NETWORK.
The following appeal has been issued by the
campaign committee OF the Republican Club to tie
voters Of New-York
10 THE VOTERS OF NEw.YoRk;
Issued by the Campaign cOmmitiee Of the Republican
Fellow Citizens, Read Before You vOteI
The Democratic platform says that:
Protection is q fraud"
collect pis.s s The Of s
awe recommend that the prohibitOry tax on state
Rspubiican Senate prevented bad legislation
throughout Cleveland's former term.
The election Of Cleveland means the election tNoI o.
wl b claimed as the final decision Of the people;
That there shall be no Protection.
That the Mckinley and National Currency acts shall
fhss State bank issues and wildcat money shall be
That prosecton being unconstitutional, there must be
no tree List, and the same duties be levied On iooo'
'D GsveInd's election Vim be the decision Of the
yeopie In favor Of and viii cause the enactment into
ESs Of every enormity of the Chicago platform m
Some Democrats say that Cleveland Is better than his
party, and will not favor Free Trade ana "liocat
Can an honest man repudiate the platform on which
Cleveland is opposed to Free Trade and wildcat
money why does he not say So ana mot MAKO his e''er
:" Many have been worse, no Democrat was ever
better than his platform. . -, ,o,- country 60
tn danger Elect Mr.. Cleveland and results ore in.
etable which will be fSta TO business Tanc % s6 a
WAGE earners. how can you vote with party which
Will force upon you the starvation wages OF Great
BTtain, Europe China and india; which wonld re,
S esn oIs Peck Democratic Official like Grim
inal because he rejOced the hearts OF every friend OF
hbor by the truth about your prosperity
That the tariff shuts gates against convict labor
' That I rs Governor Of New-York and President
Cleveland has vetoed defeated many measures ha'
he might have approved in the interest OF 'aoor re-
business men, your votes for Cleveland are votes FOR
wildcat money. an unsecured currency ana oesi"ueu
Your votes for Harrison and Reid votes for the
National currency Tor honest money, and Tor main,
aInine vonr present prosperity for another Presidential
sao-s and shipmasters will you vote for Cleveland
and viii narty that would close shipyards, build
ships on the Mersey and the GIyae' nha cS sb,
under rebel colors almost swept our nag rom ins
sea- or for Harrison and Reid and the paIM ~.icn
busy industry, and Is sending our ships In IN
creasing numbers In every port ant lor your n
70 oi s a stars and Stripes the dominion o. tho seas
Veterans ana sons OF veterans VINO sSiieu $500 Tled
S who s9s 'sas Tth e SAVED he
slips ron sunk; every relic OF the reDeuon you
In bls system who icers at the disabled soldier or
Who besrudces him the stipend he has earned rom
grateful country will vote for CeVeiahu anu '"'0H
son. ,, 49, ,u.x. a,
We know that you will not tsrnish the lnsr eo o.
. me s's ss. f0S Nv Vons for men who
Ss,S country called to hor defence "thre' hundred
You win vote for your brave comraoe' ha''''0"'
Ins s how can you vote for Cleveland. in the
interest Of the oppressors Of Ireland WIN pnr arr
who hates the name OF Insh patrol, (eVeiy v'u
Hnow.nctSlns every man who Insults your nation BY
.y m sSu w RtO aHas E SS
You who believe with Lincoln and the fathers o IN
s ne I psrs nnS a for ana
ia dishonest LEGISLATION for tissue naSss TS'e Of
hundreds Of thousands Of Southern Republican voteis
eounrymen IN iset %aen two ,% G DamS Srn
party at Chicago resolved that the war was failure
and demanded IAN Immediate cessation Of hSstlacsS,
people hurled it's candidates under the ruins Of their
platform and reelected Abraham Lincoln n,.,
form az as'n nnpatriotc as tia. o; 1864 YOU as
patriotic your fathers Then by tnr abocs ror
present prosperity, and your hope for the future vote
@ Hr,Sn and s and bury pa sa dsr s
eet majority as the people buried Their pfe0ece'
Campaign committee-John $. Smith; chairman:
w. NJ X olcot. secretary; Henry hali, , treasure
Cornelius bliss MermaS O. A Nende M, Inward
worth. James W. Halves. James $: Lehmeier CnsIIees
p Homer Henry l.. Enstein, Edward Lauteroaeh
MMam ii. Townley. Cornelius b. Mitchell. John
hoctor Clarke. william Leary, Louis G. Wilton Mon
Ne B. Bryant Henry Gleason. JOSEPH rllinon, A. ~
Isebe. Brace HAYDEN. Cherries II. Webb: BENJAMIN
,. Carpenter william Brookf.d. Elliott F. SHEPARD
eetl NJ NIllikrn james Talcott. James A. Ranchnri,
nward B. Harper. Cephas Brainerd. Charles H.
Dvntson. Robert W. Tayler: Arthur L. Merriam henr'
R. DcNilt Joseph Pool. Richard J. Lews. John \.
Greene Theodore X. Tuthill. f. W. Bloomingdnle'
Christopher c. shame. r. A. McAipn a. b. I nnm,
=. faimbecr james L. wanding. ]. Homer HIlere'h
ana William c. Roberts.