New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
decision which Is considered an important one by
parties.
GOOD WORK THROUGH TIE STATE


JUDGE WHEELER USES TIE STEI'EoTiAOO" III
FEcTIvELY AT MIDDLEIo"N'
,,.-o,o,n cor, oct - (SpecaD.-Judgc
,obn Wheeler OF New-Jersey. addressed
an audience tonight which packed the Assembly
Room, and crowded the stairs ana entrance 10 lno
Sidewalks lie held his hearers 10 the hihsh' ino
address was illustrated by stercopucoh Views VIM"
aided the speaker In explaining the tarh question:.
lilo hogan with President Washington and followed
the progress of Protection to the present time lie
showc, the condition OF the working classes OF Eng
land Irelond and Scotland under forty years OF
trecTrade and compared 1t With that OF TINS country
under thirty years OF Protection. Americas EirSe''
manufacturers employees homes and wages were
thrown upon the canvas showing the general th1tt
and comfort which this country now enjoys scenes
from, EVERYDAY life I'm the Old World, where men
c,.ye ,t starvation wages and live In homes OF
soualor were shown striking lesson 10 the h"i'
Democratic workingmcn present. Scenes were ai'o
.hown among the sheep farmers. showing the gre@'
increase of 100000 sheep since the tarih went
into effect and indicating that In five years more III
tbe wool needed IT. this country Will be produced hcrc'
Tho eno,ker's telling argument app,auded Ire
oucn,Iy Judge Wheeler stated that the Democracy
contcndcd that heavy lcthargy huhg over '"' ~
pullicun party, yet, he said, "durlng inc eieVe"
weeks campaigning. ending tonight, nave h'sn',S
spoken to an audience which filled the hou'e' ~
OVERLOOKING" , ,,,,.
,.. vus nblozr with Republican enthusiasm tonight
and farmers coming into town thought Columbus ie'
tivities stu going on M ocooh
crowd began to pour into the Opera House 10 hS'o,
a speech BY ). J. Foran, Of Illinois, ana III " '
dime IL was impossible TO obtain standing room.
Professor Samuel Mansfield was elected ch'"'""'' "
IN. meeting. Mr.. Foran. in his speech said l'i' II
protective tariff was unconstitutional 1t was s'hs"i''r
that the first Congress, which contained many Oh inc
Trainers OF the Constitution, had iniiheuhleS P"'9'
tariff law 10: the protection OF American hu'Su'o''
The speaker then mentioned one article aitcr a"o"'''
and showed that, although the Free Traders MIA as
serted that each of the articles cond rot b" HaGe
here protective tariff had Invariably rcsultei III t'
successful manufacture Mr.. Foran was dctldedy I'D
touch with his audience. for his arguments w'ie 'lo
Is followed and his conclusions were loudly npfn''
MUSIC WAS furnished by Brcnnans band ana TIE nc
publican League ''lce Club.
Platt.burg y. Y. oct II (spccaD.-A monster ke-
publican celebration was held here This evening, draw
Ing the lnrgcs. crowds from the surrounding towns
that the city set had IN the present tahpaism.
r',,lation an bor,cIark followed by thu fun city
band. and many local and county clubs IN full uni
form, with numerous drum corps lnt'islrrNcu. nun
drcds OF citizens marched in line. CARRYING Otrnc.
The trains brought 1nTge nDer, aI 10 it's Its Utmost
capacity 10 hold the crowd that tirOng"i INTO II 10
lsien TO the eloquent orator u the eN,nihS ION
wa ntroduccd ~ Congress Viewer chairman OF
the meeting and spoke IN his carnc-t and convincing
tcntion Of the audience during Ms entire NP''SI'
When he took his seat he che'rcd 70 The ccho
colonel A. d. shaw. of NaicriOwn, addressed Hree
overflow meeting IN an adjoining hall, and discussed
he issue, OF the campaign IN eloquent manner.
cli, members Of IT," O.. \. Il. present I'm large
numlr.. AT the meeting addressed by Congressman
Dasel. and gave him hearty greeting when Ir up
pcafed . M, A.. ..,,.i
cal meeting 81 the compiE1 IN H'rhlm"r va, hed 10
night and unlike the Democratic hlIlr 81 Ihut7l,.t.
II wa, "a complete success. ~ senator Nafiir MI
Ter came home UNEXPECTEDLY and presided. lie was
enthusiastically received. tc rPon" bilthl. Hh"NIHb
how JlerNmef's remarkable growth wa- du" 10 the
Republican policy ~ Protection. " when l. fHh' 49,
reiklmer twenty seven years ago he said. the vi
laro's ONLY iudusiries a bankrupt paper hlli'
a gristn!n and a sowmill. Then IL had population
~ 200. now II D., 900. AID iuli ~ huE,
prosperous facorc, that have grown up a. me result
n n protective tafin. From u" census 81 l-to 10
the STATE census Of l-"2 the incrra,e Of popn,n,.n
WA over coo. sand th"si wcr" the Two Nctio
nj tho Mcklninv blll- After brief address 10y
r> senate \ " MIL The speaker ~ th" evening.
CON man -cia ~ Milkci ~ Maine. wa in''o-
drc,i A. delivered - ringing fp"oc... "hr. he" me
cl.. attention % the iUW"i@' auiicnc TO the very
clo,c. u was mnsteriy pre- iaion OF me , ~,
su., = the campaign. and every point VT, loudly
sn,i,ut.d Tr,.viou. tn the meeting there was
lnr torchlyht parade by Hon aud iierkImcr clubs.