New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28

John s. Smith, chairman. Let no voter show
himself at that important meeting whose name
il not yet on the registry rolls. The registered
voters of both parties will be welcome and they
will hear fresh ringing and inspiring address
on the issues Of the present campaign. James
A. Blanchard, president of the club. will preside
Senator Hill remarks that the Republicans Of
this State seem to possess a reserved strength IN
Presidential elections which they exhibit AT no
other election" There is good deal Of truth
in thi, statement. We have no doubt that that
reserved strength" will manifest its"lf effectively
and deci,ively on November <.
The Ncw-lork World in way entirely its
own claimed yesterday. in long article upon
the Republican campaign. that the leaders of the
Republican party have ordered hundreds OF thou
sands Of copies of The Tribune for Distribution
and that The Tribune had presented bill for
"a little moro than SO 900 TO the committee
for the papers The World" claimed that at
hcadauartcrs W ere they have been so happy.
serene and inspl ed over the prospects Of Kepub
lican success. there is now grnmbng and dis
content over The Tribmes bill As matter
Of fact the Republican N1tional Committee
has not ordered single copy. or any other
number Of copies Of The Tribune for distrbu-
ton The Tribune has not presented any bill
,or any amount 10 the National Committee has
no bill at all against the committee. and will
not have any bill. unless the committee should
hereafter orlcr copies of our excellent. telling
and yotc-makns weekly paper for distribution
IL is true that the circulation Of The Weekly
Tribune Is now over 100000 copies week.
quirine two days time and over twenty -four tons
Of paper TO print each weekly issue. But that
great circulation has been gained by Legitimate
work the expenditures Of large sums of money
for advertising in the columns OF country news
papers the friendly interest of club agents, and
subscriptions for orc copy each for year from
N. l,,nds Of individual readers. The Weekly
Tribune now like the air breathe Dervafes
cycry State. Territory and county in the United
states But this is not due to orders from the
National Committee or from tic STATE Committee
or committees OF any kind. l. not " The World"
in danger Of gaining reputation for inaccuracy?
Was it only coincidence that values in the
stock market were depressed Yesterday. when
meeting of the Democratic advocates Of Free
Trade and wildcat banking was held on the steps
of the Su5-Trrasury?
Mr. Pcids Letter Of Acceptance hns been
lcprintcd in Tribune Extra containing Prcsi lent
IIarrisons letter, the Republican Platform and
PORTRAITS of the candidates. The issue l. en-
titled Republican Principles" and il sold for
one cent IA copy, and 80 per thousand. Whoever
reads these two letters will I've impressed with
the fact that both candidates stand upon the
platform Of their party and discuss every issue
Of the co lvass without cluivocation or reserve.
There are no cvasions on the Republican side.
,NrI.o A rpI. IN
4 Troy letter in The Ncw-Yorll Times of de-
,oler eth makes Involuntary disclosure of the
contrast in methods of the two parties rs well
A. in their spirit and purpose. Edward Murphy,
chairman of the Democratic State Committee, is
ouotc, as saying: II it is physical posi-
hiity ! propose 10 see it that Rensselaer,
Courtv is placed this year in the Presidential
column for Cleveland and Stevenson On tie
otber hand. United States Marshal Baxter IL
ouotcd ~ saving: We have information of
thr !n,,st Trustworthy character that Albany
and Troy are to he flied with colonizcrs ard
we propose TO weed them ont. That is all. In
this work We will receive the Endorsement OF all
od citizens no matter what their party affiliations
may be We are going to have a. pure IN election
a. IL il in our power 10 make IT 'ould con
trost III, more striking? One bent on carrying
the election by any means, no matter what' IL
il is physical possibility The other striving
only for pure election, no matter when parry
wins.
To the Taxpayers OF Nrw-York If YOU want
IN 500 thc fax rate 20 up elect a Democratic
, Assembly II YOU want 10 see Il go down, elect
, Republican Assembly. This advice is based
iIpon the record which the two parties have
made Mt Albany Tn" State tan this year Is
so.5ssIsl 20 larger than il was in 1891. This
,.eo, both branches of the Legislature Demo-
cratic Last ycrr 'rc Of ih' branches vas
Republican.
The Democratic stereopticon man in Fourteenth
# astonished the Tammany crowd Tuesday night
by flashing out on his transparency. Beauty Of
fine Rcrublican Tariff. Bibles 50 per cent Play
irg cards free" The effect may be magined.
\ thrill of horror powerful enough to dcrail a
Third-ave. horse-car wobbcd the whole length Of
ending with convulsive sob AZ
the pi,rs Except for our extraordinarily efficient
police system this announcement. made alb
ruptly 10 people who did not know till that
moment that they had been taxed 30 FER cent
ON their Bibles might have prccpiated riot.
Many Tammany voter. as the CHASTITY truth
stared him in the face, said sadly: This is
what keeps poor. and makes my children go
barcfootcd-35 per cent on Bibles And then
he went home resolved more firmly than ever
TO vote against the Force bill"
tvcn the girls at Vassar College have organ |
ized IL Harrison and Reid Club ami are "whool |
ing things up" Tor Rcpublicanism, Protection |
and Reciprocity. They have no votes. OF course |
but their hearts are in the right place. II they ]