New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25

[BY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE rRIDuyEl
Syracuse, " Y, Oct o4.-Thomas b. Reed, ex.
| Speaker Of th" House Of Representatives, de-
ivcred o powerful speech here tonight in adj
vocacy Of the election If Harrison and Reid. Tho
On0ndasa County Republicans actively at
work and are kecny interested in the arguments
Of the campaign. Several thousand Of thcm, there
fore, living in Syracuse and its neichb)rhood,
came to Alhambra Hall tonight to listen T. Mr.
Reeds address. Mr. Reed arrived here from
Albany this afternoon, and welcomed and
entertained by James j. Bclden, the Republican
candidate for Congress in this district. Mr. Reed
was called upon in the course Of the afternoon by
a large number Of the leading Republicans of the
county.
Early in the evening Aambra Hall was
crowded with 900 voter, apl Their WINS Mr.
Reed was escorted to the hail by the Republican
Escort Club, fine marching organization Of
young Republican voters. Among the leading
Republicans uroa the platform OF the hall were
Congressman Is ldcn, COD,r ssJan Sherman. Of
Utica Judge Ger N. Kennedy of tie Supreme
Court; Dr. H. Didama, Chancellor Sims, Of
Syracuse University Pcicr b. Mclennan, the
Republican candid. +, for judge OF the Supreme
Court ard eN.AsscpElyman Howard Il. White.
Mr. Reel upon entering the hall was greeted with
Thysician o. Syrac So, was chairman Of the meet
iny. DR.. Ddgma in brief specch. praised Mr..
Reed for bis coara; :, oas cours, ~ Speaker. 10
Mr. Reeds courage W. arc especially indebted
said DR.. Ddama for the passage Of the Mckinley
Tariff act, which is more II blessing every day
this Nation exists applause NJ. Red was
then introduced and was greeted with great
warmth lie said in part:
=" When the Republican party was formed well
remember that none OF us dreamed Of our wonder.
ful future. We thought we should do wonders
il stopped the spread Of slavery over the Terri
tories No one dreamed that We would abolish
slavery The Republican party for forty years
has met every emergency fearlessly and success
fully do rot in the least say that il should
be trusted for what it has done, unless IL IL tho
same that il has always been-a party deter
mined TO do what is best for the country. All
thes, forty years the Democratic party has been
acting very differently from the Republican party
IL has been n party of fault-inders. IL has only
one prlnciplc-oppostion 10 us. When You nnd
n Democrat he Is enc always opposed to Republi'
cars. Your own distinguished Democrat invented
n pbrase. Il am a Democrat" which covers the
whole party. tApplause)
is there a single principle or line OF action
with which the Democratic party Is connected
for forty wears? They said We cound not Sue
ccs.fullv carry on the war; and they said 80
three months before the last ditch was reached.
They said we could not pass tarif bill. we ala.
'T,ey werc angry because they were oea'eu'
The Democratic party has no imagination IL naS
IN have an obiect-leSsOn 70 teach II ABOUT ne"
things. We have TO lead the Democratic party
ON 70 n future: for it is a law Of human nature
that we must all go on together. 1t Is our mis-
sion 70 do things and then To reconcile tie Demo-
cratic party 10 them. SO thoroughly do We 40
mr. work OF instruction that they now say thss
they are reconciled. They have been educa'ea
I'M 70 the war until they believe they fought H.
1T is this necessity OF educating the DeDociaoy
that compels me to make this speech to-nishN
Jus, 400 how we have educated them in two years.
They went into the air over the Mckinley Iarin
act Did YOU ever think how dead everything Is
which carrished the mouth OF the Democratic
voters two wears ago about the tariff? They arc
NIL IA dead as Julius Caesar. You cannot ma any
If their lies. except in a museum. Even Grover
Cleveland feels compelled TO apologize Tor mo
platform The Democrats dispute It's meaning
Doubtless they do not care what Is In their pia'-
form They are like the temperance orator VINO
does not care how much liquor Is put on lis
temples if he is not told about 1t.
The tariff policy Of the Republican party Is nos
-. pc,v ono The Mckinley act was not it's hrss
step toward protecting the American workingmAn'
This doctrine of Protection comes home 70 every
mans business. Ii rervaics all human life.
Mr. Cleveland says We pay tax upon every'
thing that Is imported, and upon every manu-
featured article which We buy Another Demo-
crat. Mr. Bushnell, Of Wisconsin, says we ha''
lost $50 900 600 900 through the operation OF 'hs
protective tariff. We must have thrown all our
money ont III, window and be in poverty
hnka rnk
everything we have, the earth included, ana 10
inhabiting some hole in the sky. tLaughtcrJ
who is Mr.. Cleveand's and David i liuis
witness % 70 the effect of the Tariff? His name
il Charles +. Peck Mr.. Peck was selected oy
Mr.. Cleveland as Superintendent of the BuTeau o,
Labor Statistics and reappointed by pa'"
r Hill MIR. Peck has testified that the worKins.
mon of this State had their wages increase"
g.. 600, 900 the year after the Mckinley Iarn ac'
WAS passed You may notice that whhe "''
Peri, is now discrcdited by thcm there Is mo
Democratic orator who now denies Il,sS na,tv
have been advanced. The Uemccrato Pr,
plainly is getting enlightened y man Is Nv ~ an.
BE- blamed il he has y dull mind There e., Is pro- Sn
other method OF proving the shccsss Vi IL. w =,
tective Tariff system. am g'ing TO appenns so
what you here know IN compdbr n Hnows wages
to-day. for like work Of ., brain :, s .Ss
muse G. rcce, ng 81 per cent more than IN leav
But the Democrats say the protective tarill 'vseh
IL unc,r s'u,ioral L. is ,ru' that .eor,s When ,hsn
ngton formed protective tarliI system, na' .ond
he was an elderly person and no Demo'rst s ssnr
respect his judgment Their the Dsmoeras isSss
a repeal of the bank tax. Why Simply neos'''
they want 10 get back u day before 's'y 0.n our
II am In favor Of c'cctng barrier to Rer . c sv
re-ources 20 ourselves. But III" Pemo'ra's n.
this Is scfsh II is what every nation does ~
result OF an artificial barrier is higher wagrsJ ~
than in any other country of the world. n ne'.
have a telegram lror. London in Inc i% IAN.
Hcrali,' speaking about the s'arv'ton OF mere
sands in London. Where in this country y ' nrs.
hunger. except in the mouth of Deinocra'io W.
tor? daughter ezra.
II hope the Republicans of this city 0, Did.
cuse will not only vote Tor Harrison anu " dis
but will also hold up the hands OF your he
tinguishcd Rcprescntativc James J. Beldeh, ~