New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
A BUSINESS MANS ADVICE.
c. C. sHAYYE,s SPEECH AT BALLsToN SPA
PROTECTION TIE NATIONS noPE-wHAT TIE
REPUBLICAN POLICY HAS DONE FOR
TIE cOrNTRY-THE CANDIDATES
Avn THE

shayn. u New.YOrk addressed meeting OF 'he
citizcas o. this place In Could Hall az oc'oc" U
evening. on the subject OF Protection the Na"o"
liope not Free Trade These we're tho o'ceFs o'
the meeting: Chairman. George West secretary
Charles Clapp c.presldents. ". J. Parkinson FFaiR
Jones. II. ]. Donaldson. seymour ROwlcy. ID. W
Nnbec f. F. Grose n. ". Nlswail, 5. Gould. lr"
Frederick II. Beach. Ethan Rogers. stephen c. Meo
berry, j. II. We,tco Nell Gilmour, A. J. Freeman
George f. Settle. W. A. Ten Eyck. H. L. "rosc
t. " Bhstol. d. +. Wnncy. J. Burnham' a. h
shepherd F. f. Mitchell. j. George Christopher Will
lam H. sherman. Charles f. Fiirhum. J. > LAiho
reaux, Abljah Comstock, Frederick Armer. EDWIN
ouachcntush James w. verbcck, George story. MT
hayne spoke in part rs follows
-Four year, ago at Galway Village, my native pace
ten mile, If here. L made my hrst poh~'ai Spoo"
and gave my reasons for leaving Tho Democratic party
and aauatipo with the Republican American party. i
nm ashamed to up % that time had never
raid any National politics but AFTER ie"uhs
Mr. Cleveland. famous message giving his views OH c"c
arir. come to the conclusion that II voted for him
would h. casting to assist other countries, I" inc
def tmcnt of nv own II tho policy which he ad'o'
atcd adopted it would be detrimental To the rufe
prosperity the country aud great injustice W the
working classes and | studied the question the
NOR, convinced that had made mistake from
the time when I east ny first vote up 10 1883 Since
then have endcayorcd to atone for the errors OF my
youth
have been frequently asked by my business associate"
IN various commercial organize lions " Wnch
IL T. that pay much attention TO politics. ihy
.ay "You don. want any Office Official favors; why
not let the politicians attend to the politics OF the
country r. My invariably Is, that business mon
o the country let the politicians attend 10 the poIcS OF
country entirely too much ana then II things don't
20 to suit them they lie their Office chairs and
growl.
Let ns ,rony discuss tho merits Of tho two portlos.
Tho Republican American party at It's convention held a.
Minneapolis June o. Endorsed the American idea G Pro-
Ilol,l aa u1,h IN
ak what bett.r plan the American peop" adopt
II protects the farmer; It protects the wokmes wages
admit. free OF duty necessary OF life which
canno. BE- raised the rican farm. and al other ar
t'cles which he produced here Every man and
woman In America should bow in reverence and thank
,;od tho, America produced rce graf men who have
done much for the future welfare OF our conntry-beh
JamIn Harrison James g. Blaine and William McRin-
ley IT, (Apllause)
The Republican policy ~ Protection since 1900 has
built town, and cities al, the Union II hso more
uan doubled our trade with foreign nations IL has
diversified our Industries II has given employment 70 our
own people II increased manufactures hveold
in twenty Ave years 1t has opened mp orr natn"i NJ
-ourccs benefited labor on farm aud In FACTORIES
bv applying II unlock natural rrsourceS II has
through competition reduced prices OF every useful artro
to the consumer. 1t has made farming profitable by
building factories the farm. II has Node nome
market ~ 20 per Of ali raise and manufacture
u la, made the United States national Workshop IL
developed the ingenuity u our people IL has man"
Ton
the American farmcr. 1t has protected American labor
from being forced compete with cheap foreign labor
10 Is constantly opening avenues for the employment
N our ,.oule IL has prevented all inuDdaton OF
made goods take the place of our own Manufacture
IL has added 10 the comforts Of workngmen In mat IL
,i,c. them living wages IL enabled the American
workngmcn dto.t 600 In savings b'hKs
Il the guarantee and safety OF the nation IN u"" Oh
war With present facilities We can Hsn"is''e al
munitions Of well srtces Of subsistence Tor
our ucopc IT crowded the national treasury win
money reduced the national debt In twenty years
nearly billion dollars. 1. has quairupei our afVuS
In quarter q q century
The Repnbl,an American party has nominal d Ter
pr dent one Of the purcst and ablest men ibis coun
try ever produced. splendid executive horon2hv
American In IDEAS. strictly honest. digene wot""r
who ~cted public duty for personal comfort
men who has formulated ands executed moro iu''s
which have benefited the merriam people than any other
.resdcnt Washington down; domestic man,
Christian who has uppermost In his mihd anu thoughts
h. Tod h- country and his family man 10 be I'M
rlicuy trusted ~ the people Benjamin Harrison. OF
indiana (appau-o) and for q running mate that eminet
American Journalistic who by his own unaided efforts has
attained highest position In his profession position
which to OIL any place Of honor or distinction IN
the .ift Of their fellowmen. whiblsw Reid tappaus")
I'm. no, only attained fame and fortune journalist.
but las distinguished himself a diplomlt No man
,,er represented country abroad with greater endt
Ia hmseHf and honor 70 his county While Minister 10
France he commanded tho respect OF that Republic. and
Increase the friendly and commercial relations which
between the two great Republics.
Harrison and Reid spplause make splendid team to
York for and vote for and predict the!r election by
large majority.
Tho American workman must not only have bis wages
protected by keeping out foreign products which can be
produced here but he De- protected at home by mor
stringent immigration laws Appliuse) We have
enough workmen In this country u do all The work ~
quircd hen'eor.h must take OF our own work
and let the ohcr nations Of the earth take caro- Of
uldr> When laws enacted which VIII give the pro
tettion rally necessary for orr workmcn. strikes viii
Empower and employee VIII work together hand In
nad US should hc The relation of capital and labor
for they ere Every workman ia America should vote
% man 10 keep products Of foreign labor aud ask
Congress law, for bitter protection ut home from
Imported labor. (Applansc)
Now when You aIe called upon your vote - to
whether YOU desire the capitalist invest his money
In Ncw.Yck stat, or part OF the United STATES. or
Invest his money In Manchester England. how Will you
vote Rear mind that when y0u vote for HarrsoG
and Reid yi the capital Invested in America
When YOU vote Cleveland and Steven son You vie TO
have the capal invested IN Europe. Which country do
yor intend sustain, Europe or America That Is the
osly Important question 10 BE- settled By yon next NO
v.mbcr. | look forward to great tidal wave ct the
coming election. The American people will rise III ue
might and whip the Free Traders and their European allies
30 badly that they Will not dare TO insert free trade
plank into their platform and ask the American p@pio
to snppor, 10 during our time (Applause) Took for
ward Z, = glorious future for the American people 1hs
country viii BE- like great big m. with it> green fields
and good crops; with the fences high up for pr"ccto"
with comfortable homes inhabited by 10O.QoOop o1
free happy and coltcntd people. rejoicing In tie pros
l,rty OF the Nation. ! see a picture. stand on the
mighty ~ the Capitol Of the Nation. ana WIN
bird s-cyc take in the panorama spread out be'oe
me and way Nd IN Old Glory. In golden letters reaching
from the Atlantic Pacific read these words; fio'
lection the Natons hops free trade prolonged ap'
piau-e) -
REprpJJCANs ORGANIZE A NEW CLUB.
The Bradhurst Republican Club organized on wednesday
,oo,ng AZ No 30S West Onc.hundr,d forty hfthst
nv odong constitution and bylaws. and elected ohcers
for IL ca,npaign hundred and twenty four members
, alroodv Joined the orgln7ation which includes nve
former Dement'S who Will the Republican ticket. and
seven first voters appearances Indicate mem
cr-h!p Of 500 or 900 aud weekly campaign meetings W."
IL. hold until election The following TIE officers
,oe,oa. President Colonel f. J. Broo.s; urst Ncepresi
,.ca- dctt L