New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
THE TIDE ROLLS On.
NO EBB TO REPUBLICAN ENTHUSIASM
RIG MEETING OF HARLEM REPUBLICANS

| A BIG MEETING OF HARLEM REPUbiAOANe-
| STRONG ARGUMENTS FOR VOTERS
| The big hall OF the Harlem Republican Campaign
| C,rb ot Nos 1853 and 100 West One-hundred-ahu-
twenty nfth-st was literally packed last mght WIN al
intelligent body OF men and women ana eoou-eiA."
overflow meeting could have been held Dy "'e p ois
who we're turned away. Julius NJ. Mayer Pes'uou
over the meeting and with little preliminary ~ ~,
ness he introduced the speaker OF the evening"
n, porpnson wbo held the closest attention OF his
audience over an hour He spoke on the issues Vi
the campaign in a way that carried convicuoh W MS
hearers and he was frequently interrupted VIII" 'o"u
cheering lie said ,.<
"The Democratic platform Is an Ehghsh Pi"io,, ~
hcas Il seeks in this campaign to institute in MS
country the same economic principle "hioh "o" pa
wallis in England and the curse OF which there' '' Vo
starving wages 1t forces upon her laborers Is 'he
rerv thing her sons and daughters are trying 10 get
rid OF I'm coming to America where wages iof NV
same kind OF work average more thah % Pc' .e
more than on the other side. Kcau loni
Iiverpool Journal of Commerce OF June 20 Ao"- :
The Democratic party in the states may rest assio
that II English sympathy could carry the eiecuon Va
cleveland the White House would be theirs "h"'
do Won think OF that Now, why is England so oeep
" interested in the result Of this canvass! oiihpp
because she wants to make announcer Hci"n" Vi
,norco ENGLAND has no love for this country
| mean in commercial sense ana she gioree
In anything that tends TO our "ea"eo' "
this direction What did she do with Ireland' The
time was when the hum OF the spindle ana 'he rVai
of the loom were as sweet music TO the poor "orh'
man Of Ireland as they are to-day to the ciuzehs
Of orr own Lawrence or Lowell in Massachusetts ana
under Protection are coming to be to 80 many CITY
centres of the South well as North Out IL Is hV'
TODAY Eighteen thousand laborers were once en-
ployed in the cotton mills OF Dublin alone anu onei
industries were equally prosperous making lri'h
otbo
fortunate island known the world over. but IL 10
NOT co now England broke down her protective
tariff then flooded her markets with the produe''
of her own mills, and by this means through 'n'"P
prices the result of cheap labor, stopped 'ne "nee
of the Irish industries and made paupers vi he' ~
and daughters ,,,. +bere
.ua A., str,kes ,n this country, and from December
1900 10 lime IS. 1892 a period Of year ana
half there were only seventy seven strikes III 'e
United States In England, where Free ir""o "".
fnll SWAY in 1850 there were 5,loA suihe7, an.
1O2s In 1890, involving 3e2,esl persons Aiu !uo'
now 40 600 men are strike In single inuu'"s ..
England to say uotlns q tHe i'o'"'O Ns
went ont in the mining district Of durham Ias' sPe
TaIt Is cheap but figures like these tell the s'ory'
1T was magnificent sight on Labor Day 70 seo
the thousands upon thousands OF noble A Am non
worken march down your streets as r.ets of other
ies nf onr country How magnificent they looked
clean kempt wearing good clothes, st;"GIt p.H"ny
men the representatives of at least one hl Oh OUT
sxty-fve millions Of people the true noeA oi h"'e''
can greatness" ,.ou =, ,ho pech
Colonel Parkinson also spoke In detail OF the Pecn
report and of the benefits of the Mckinney uil1. I'D
procity lie said had increased THIS country tT nar
Min brazil j per cent in ten months CUBA. % Per
cent Porto Rico "a. and Great Britain, tousa a her
ont ofs goa. 10000 France and Germany, ne SAID
want 10 come in on the tide; and IL has maze US I'm,
nn.rciov with foreign nations two DILLON -oohhi
conntry annually "a Nahon whose markets are songhs
hy the world and which in its prosperity oeheS tue
competition Of the universe