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n bill brought forward for preserving the integri
OF that amendment"
WEST SIDE REPUBLICANS MEET.

LISTENING WITH PLEASURE TO CHARLES H.
TREAT AND JOHN r. VAN woRMER.
A large crowd Of Republican voters ATTENDED the
meeting Of the West side Republican Club in the
Hotel Fndicott last evening. The attendance was
larger than usual as 1t had been announced mat
Charles H. Treat OF Delaware. and John H. van
Wormer Of New-Yorl would speak Both speakers
were on hand and much enthusiasm was EVOKED
Here are few things Mr. Treat said:
~Our commercial growth is only assured BY the
continuance in power OF the Republican party The
Democratic party would destroy our Industries IN
stead OF building them up. The Democratic party
Is made up Of mistaken conceptions and broken
nromises They do not favor the grand system OF
Protection which has done so much beyond the eN'
pcctation OF It's champions, that BISMARCK anu
salisbury both converts In the face OF the t's
mony Of two OF the greatest statesmen In Europe
there Is no to doubt the benefits 10 be oDaiheu
from Protection. But the Democrats cannot nc maze
TO admit 1t Just yet They repudate 1t and say that
the tariff Is Unconstitutional and fraud Ihey SAN
tho same thing some years ago about the fo"r'eenh
and Fifteenth amendments to the Constitution. but
today they accept that part Of the Constitution winch
they formerly denounced as UNCONSTITUTIONAL ana
fraud II takes time TO convert DemQcra'' pu' 'he'
will all come Into the fold some day, ana VIII rccog
nizc the benefits Of Protection Just as they 90 tue
amendments which they denounced some OF 'hehi
to day have been converted, out 'hcs "VH Inv
admit 1t just yet. On election day. however 'ne
west pocket vote will show how many OF them nave
voted for Harrison and Reid. The Republican parry
has nothing apologize for. IL stands Ior pure
ballot and an honest count. Inc one hepuoh n
election inspector tho polls in this city must Keep
close watch on his two Democratic associates, ana
see that there Is fair count A., chatham,
Mr. Van Wormer compared the Democratic piatform
with Grover Cleveands letter Of accep,ancc, anc
nointed ont the inconsistencies In the Democratic
ppoiicv The club will hold another meeting next
TTunsdav AZ which time there will be good speakers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS CROWDED.

MANY CALLERS WHO BRING GOOD Nh"o-A I"AA
WITH J. NJ. SCOVEL.
Everything ran smoothly at the headquarters VI
the Republican National Committee at NO. oio TIL
ave Yesterday and all OF the members OF inc oo'"
mittee were hard at work The list OF callers ""'
as large as usual and the building was cro"uco WIZ"
them most Of the day. They Included Seuaeor ii'
cock. Nathaniel Mckay, John S. Wise, ). d. NH
cad Of Iowa City; Charles Burdett Hart. Editor Oh
"The Wheeling Integencer" General A. e Ds"ser
Chairman Of the Republican State Committee VI
Louisiana: Colonel James Lewis, OF Louisiana; Jonn
S. Smith, chairman OF the Campaign Committee VI
the Republican Club, and General Cyrus Bussey'
James MatIack scovei, who during the last week.
has made six speeches for the Republican National
Committee in Erie, Allegheny, Chautauqua. Orleans
and Cattaraugus countless also called at the mead
quarters Speaking OF the situation In that REGION ne
said: I'm Chautauqua County there is absolute har-
mony In the Republican ranks. The majority Tor
Harrison in 1888 5,035, and such leaders as zen
era Woodward, candidate for District Attorney, anu
jeremiah abcOck, say that this majority VIII De III
creased by 1000. They give figures from eight couh
ties Ere Cataraugus, Monroe, Orleans, Chautau4ua'
Oneida Wayne and st. Lawrence. These counties IN
1888 gave Harrison 80 900 majority. The Republican
leaders say there will be an Increase OF at least ocV
majority In these eight counties for Harrison
81 visited said Mr.. ScOvel "a little towh on
Lake Erie called Silver Lake, where there are TWO
great manufacturing establishments which make what
called grain cleaners They sent all over the
world. Out OF 500 workmen $50 will vote for Harrl
son and Reid. The cry IS for more speakers ana
more documents. At Albion, In Orleans County, az
the county fair, addressed an audience on Thurs.
day. OF 5000 people. This agricultural county VIII
increase Harrlsons vote from 900 In 1883 TO l'2V
this year. Judge Reynolds, leading manufacturer
and until recently Democrat, has declared for the
Republican state and National ticket, on the ground
that the Chicago platform Is the most dangerous
declaration Of principles enuncated by any party
the first meeting that has been held there this fall
Allegheny County is agricultural community, and,
under tile lead of Judge Norton, District Attorney
Brown and Mr. Wellman. It will increase the ma
jority for Harrison. Leading Republicans say we VIII
carry Erie County by 500 more votes than HARRISON
majority in 1885 In Chautauqua County the leaders
say they have trustworthy news from ST. Lawrence
County TO the effect that the Republican party VIII
increase It's majority OF 5000 to ut least loooo on
the Sth OF November - $500, ~
Mr. scovcl has been invited by the Indiana Re-
pubIIcan Committee spend two weeks In that state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
JOHN R. LYNCH REPLIES TO Mr.. STEVENSON.

JOHN r. LYNCH REPLIES TO Mr.. STEVENSON.
, Chicago Sept. 27 specisD.-A large audience as.
sembled In this city last night 10 hear John
r. LYNCH the coored orator, OF Mississippi. reply TO
A6lai E. Stevenson on the Force bill. Mr.. Lynch
said: "Mr. stevenson. the Democratic nominee for
Vice President, arguments in explaining why
the Republican party should be defeated These are
its advocacy Of the Force BILL called and the Pro
tsctve tariff. 1t is Of this Force bill that wish to
speak principally. The bill is Just as harmless as
the laws against murder and larceny To such as
commit no murder Or steal other mans property
theee laws have terrors. 1t is the man who steals
~ neghbor's pocketbook TO whom the larceny laws
are obnoxious. For this the Force bill
liz bitter medicine 10 the Democratic party. IL would
prevent them from stealing the vote OF the black
The Democrats look upon his vote now. they once
did upon his body a. their exclusive property. re;
tie Republican party go on WITH this movement,
say, and LET every colored give 1t his support.
When this becomes law the black cast
what ballot he chooses and be II Will be counted
as honestly In Mississippi a. In Illinois. You get
tbs same treatment here In the North as the white
man. but the Southern negro las nothing TO be thank
ful for except what the Republican party has given
hi,--his freedom, the Fifteenth Amendment. and now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
GOVERNOR MKINLEY IN OHIO.
Tn OPPOSES CONGRESSMAN HARTER IN TIL
xfvTH DISTRICT.

Cleveland Ohio. sept Ex-Governor Mckinley
spoke this afternoon at Wellington Ohio 10 mass
meeting Of between 1000 and 5000 Republicans. lie
devoted himself principally TO the two candidates In
the XVIII Congress District Congressman VI. d
IIarter Democrat and T.. g. johnson. Republican he
attacked Iarters well known and radical tariff rfo.n
principles IN a speech Of considerable length. This
was Governor McKinley's hrst speech In ono this
year. but It made with especial reference TO the
contest in the XVIII District and not intended as
nm opening OF the campaign In the state.
Governor Mckinley started tonight for -ton.
Penn. where lie VIII speak From there he goes u
vi eoun In the interest Of General Warner. the Rcpub
llcan candidate for Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
TELLING ARGUMENTS FOR PROTECTION.

The regular weekly mass meeting Of the Fast Har-
lem Republican club held Last night at Its head
quarters No. 40 Second ave. John II. McChristie
presiding. and Louis steinfcder acting AS SECRETARY.
sixty new members were taken in, which brings the
total membership OF this vigorous young oreaniha-
non MP to 800 After the regular order OF business
had been transacted Michael Clarke made mn interest
ing address on the tariff ISSUE which he banded with
great skill lie gave some figures that showed the
difference between the wages Of the worldngmen IN
frcradc England and In protection United ntat,s'
MIR Clarke brought out "A telling array OF arguments in
favor 81 Protection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
Peoples PARIY STATE CONVENTION.
CANDIDATES CHOSEN AND 4 PLATFORM ADOPTED
At SYRACUSE.

Syracuse, y. Y. sept o7.-Thc Peoples farty state
Convention was called 10 order ut Empire Hal In this
city this morning by Henry a. llick"s. OF N'"-forh
CITY, chairman Of the National Committee. The roll
q, delegates WAS called by the secretary Lawrence
J. McParlin Of LockpOrt and Thomas j. sandfoi'
Edward j. Lee and George \. scott were appointed
IA committee on credentials Chairman lilckcs then
read an address, after which the platform was pre-
sented.
The platform indorScs the action of the National
Convention AT Omaha. calls for state ownership of all
industries IN their nature monopoc- dcnounccs Gov
ernor Flower for calling out the militia during the
buffalo strike urges municipal ownership Of street
railroads watcrwOrks, etc, and demands the amend
msnt Of the Anu Conspiracy laws.
Nominations were made 10 follows: For Chief
Judge Of the Court # Appeals, Lawrence j. McFarIn'
OF LOckpOrt: for electoral delegates at lnrgr-Thnd
deus Il. Wakeman, of Ncwiork city. and /. Il. Dean,
Ut UOneOye Falls.
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4 PROMINENT DEMOCRAT To VOTE FOR HARRI-

Buffalo, sept. 81 (SpccaD.--A notable convert 10
RcpublicanIsm Is the Rev. Willard IL. Peck, Of West
Valley Caitaraugus County this state. For years be
has been a stroDg Democrat and was his party candi
date for member Of Assembly from the Ist Cntiaraugus
District, three four years ago. The Rev. Mr..
Peck Is a Grand Army man. and hss taken much IN
erest In securing PENSIONS for his comrades. te
SAYS he has worn the blue too much Ia support The
Democracy longer, and his vote and considerable In
aucncc will go this year for Harrison and Reid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
ONLY NECESSARY TO GET THE VOTERS OUT

Hobart Krum, the member Of the Republican stat"
Committee from Schohare County, ana STATE evn''oi
Henry + Cogceshal spent time last night with ca
Senator Thomas c. Pstt who Is taking an active part ia
the Republican campaign discussing the POLITICAL outlook
In their mart Of the State. Mr. Krum said TO Tribune
reporter the outlook wherever he haa Deen was
nromislnc Tho only fault that have got ~ hnd Is
The confidence Of some Republicans that we are gong
to win anyway, and that they do not need to 90 any
work 1 think that we have by far the best OF the
aypent and all that need TO do IS 10 get the people
stirred up L fear over commence more U'a' ""s'''s
,hioL than the Rnpublican State Committee should
send speaker 70 every hamlet In the state 1t Is my
business now to get speakers for Schohsrc County Yes
We are looking after the registration carefully anu e'p
,srhI,csn voter in my region will be- registered Some
,h ,,ors arc stil afraid OF the ballot law, ana
that NAV work a little injury In the country"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
TIE LEGISLATURE MEETS AND ADJOUhNo'

Hartford, Conn.,. sept. 27.-The Connecucu' oeh"~
reconvened OF O'Clock today after adjournment i'O"
June 81. After two recesses. 1t adjourned 'ni ~
morrow. The House Of Representatives ne' az ,as
same hour after adjournment from nay .. anu i'o'
two recesses adjourned TO November To- at p -
'S.,. - ,on ~ q caucus Of the Republican
Rsnrseniatiyes The supreme Court opinion was dis
cussed during the recesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
A NEW CLUB IN HOBOKEy.

The Third Ward Woringmen's Republican CLUB, OF
iToboken has organized with ihe following officers
Patrick j. Quinn president; Arthur Murphy. vice
president Patrick Hayes. second vice president
Joseph scott financial secretary, Edward Manly cor
responding secretary John Coppnghor, recording sec
rrtar. John Lyons. treasurer; Edward McNalN.
sergeant AT arms John cassidy, aSss ant The club
head1uarers are No. 40i Adams ST., whore rosing
mertinC was held last night speeches wec made by
numper of local leaders who pledged the club 10
riye n good account Of Itself on November g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
:: -, p. , s~,. tx. Ny. REFlECTORS

{, English and Samuel Schimkowitz and Edward
rartbeimer I'm German The officers Of the league
are L. schulum president; S. Halperin, first vice,
resident = IIaubenstoc second epresident' Max
thrahams general secretary George Freyer, recording
sncrrtary W. Steif, treasurer; N Herschoerfer,
sergeant alarms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
ASSESSING MANHATTAN CLUB MEMBERS.

SQUEEZING OUT MONEY FOR THE DEMOCRATIC
CAMPAIGN FUND.
Tho Cleveland Mugwumps roll mp their eyes In
holy horror at the bare thought OF KepuDlcah
sending a subscription 10 the campaign luhu VI ~
party and Immediately cry out that the money ''
DO Intended 10 buy votes OF purcfiseaDie Den''i'
ut their campaign managers working every poSSoi'
channel for money to further the consecrated cause
~ cleveland ard REFORM, Within a few days letters
headed Manhattan Club. Cleveland and stevenson
compojgn committee have been sent TO all 'he mem
hers Of this club informing them that " the Samlhish
Committee appointed by the Board OF Managers Vi Ne
Manhat an club have decided to invite the members ~
contribute the election Of Cleveland ana Stevenson
and to the success Of the Democratic party Inc
,,pount which each member Is invited to pay In the
interest OF free trade and wildcat currency l. 800
VIII hi, money be used Is that In the treasury
Of the Republican Club Of this city In the genuine
education Of the voters Of New ork By the empty
ment OF learned and able lecturers to discuss inc
economic questions Issue in the National contest ~
public meetings called for the purpose Not a DIT
NJ H. All the proceeds of the subscription says
the circular letter mailed to the members OF the Man
haitian Club. will be placed at the disposal Of the
Democratic National Committee, 10 whom also the
roll OF subscribers viii be transmitted In other
words, the "proceeds7 go plump into the Democratic
no brand consclousness that their names will be
known at the Democratic headquarters Az Inc DOT
Hrowf' chairman: Henry McCloskey, secretary, and
Theodore ". Myers. treasurer, of The committee o, -
MANY Of the members OF the club do not IceI a.
all compimented at tbs demand upon them -
consider that making any such levy on me- sara ",e
Of the recipients Of ts circular a" as' most
lndclicatc thing TO do. and 1t la, been m9st haen
Protection TO American industry. and any money
have 10 give 10 politics TINS year VIII De gwen on
hs 5TDgS Snb sS Who feels as d. as IDS campaign
committee will find out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

and the Democrats were forced to admit that point and
the decision OF the court just rendered ssalns evy
point the Republicans claimed The For panots
were legal and wrongflly rejected by the Demo
Gratis One each OF the double ballots should nav
been counted. The decision OF m0derators is mol hai
short, the defeat the Democracy Is complete tu
there Is great rejoicing among Republicans; Noi-
nccticut Is to be Republican State next No'e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
w poIr2Kr COCHRAN TOO ILL TO SPEAK.

w Bourke Cochran has cancelled all his Western stump
ing engagements week two, ana VIII re-
main at home 10 throat and eyes which, ne sad
Yesterday were I'm condition The cancelled appoint
ments were mostly I'm Indiana and Wisconsin Mr. Cock
ran denied that his leaving stump prompted by his
well known personal dislike Of Cleveland He has prom
isd the Democratic managers. at No 13J FfhaVe, his
throat improve to put In the last i1ur weeks oil
the campaign in q speaking tour But at present he Is In
the hands Of doctor. and the eloquent snapper
champion is laid up for repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATS WANT a DEBATE

Boston, Sept 27.-The Democratic State Central
Committee has issued challenge TO the Republican
state Central Committee for joint discussion. which
shall deal with both state and National issues between
Governor Russell and william II. Halle. the nominee
for Governor. A similar discussion is proposed be-
tween James B. Carroll and Roger Wocott, the nomi
nees for. Lieutenant Governor The subject of tho
debate as suggested by the Democratic State Committee
is: .should the Republican or the Democratic candi
date for Governor be elected ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

oates TO the National Convention, to be held IN new
York on October A. were chosen Delegates represehS
ing lO4 clubs and all the counties, with the eAcepon
Of sussex and Warren, present Resolutions IN,
dorsing Cleveland and Werts. the Democratic STATE
Administration and the Chicago platform were passed
Tonight parade, in which several THOUSAND tooA p
closed the convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
Kings COUNTY LEAGUE OF CLUBS.

There were delegates from thirty Republican clubs pres
emf at the monthly meeting Of the Kings County League Of
Clubs at No. 81 Myrtle-aye brooklyn last evening
w 7 Buttlng presided. In the absence Of Frantis H.
wilson chairman OF the Republican Campaign Committee
wdo WAS unable attend ard speak as expected. Pro-
lessor T. D. O. Tully spoke on the hrin question and
was heartily applauded. special committee was APP
o,nted Z, arrange massmeetng under the auspices
~ the league In the Palace Rink next month TO
dressed BY Colonel E. A McApn president Of the State
League, and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
Cuticura Resolvent

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
DENOCRATIC CLUBS MEET IN CAMDEN

Camden, n. j., SEPT GA business session Of the
Convention OF Democratic Clubs Of the State opened
at noon today state Senator Robert Adrain, Of Mid
desex County was elected president for the ensuing
year. william 5. Mexican, OF Asbury Park, secro-
tary and James Lanning OF Trenton. treasurer. Dele
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

GOVERNOR MCKINLEY TO SPEAK IN NEWARK
Governor Mckinley. OF Ohio. VIII speak In Newark on
the night OF October T. and the County Committee has
decided 10 his appearance in Newark the opening Of
the Presidential campaign. Governor Mckinley will
sneak in Caedonan Park. Tonight the Republican clubs
OF Newark will give reception To John Kesn, IT,. the
Republican candidate for Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
WYOMING COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

Warsaw. " u sept. - specall.-The Wyoming
County Republican Convention to-day renominated
MILO H. Olln OF Perry, for member Of Assembly Tile
nomination for county treasurer was captured by Ed
ward H. Montgomery. The Congressional delegation
Is headed by l.. II. Humphrey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
The True Laxative Principle

OF plants used manufacturing The pleasant remedy
syrup Figs. . permanently beneficial effect tho
human system. while the cheap table extracts and
mineral solutions, usually sold medicines are perna
nenty Injurious. Being welnformed, you viii use the
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Syrup Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
NAMED FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

Troy Sept. 27.-Thc Democrats Of Clinton County
TO day nomlnate. H. T.. Barnard, OF Plattsburg, for
member OF Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
No Wonder

People Speak Well OF HOODS
"For LONG time / WIS troubled
with weak stomach. Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. l began taking Hoods
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well all over for years. NV food
seldom troubles me now. MY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
BABY FOUR WEEKS old.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

Could Net Liye Without y. So. a.,e..
4. vhat msny milo say q the Crown LAvenoeS 49,
% susS ysu az Ne Stnuins IN crown ssoupss ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
THE FIGHT AGAINST THE GERRYMAXDEE.

William A. Sutherland, who has been making the hight
in In, courts TO destroy the Democratic gcrrymander Of
IN, Senate aud Assembly districts. started for his
home In Rochoer night prepare his brf which he
xnets Ia present % the judges OF the Court OF
Aupeo, In support Of the lOwhr court which declared nt
IN. gerrymandcrlng acc unconstitutional. {. ID.
biehe the City Attorney OF Rochester, Wa, in the city
Yesterday MIR. Klehel Opposes MIR. sutherland IN the
supreme Courts the Nth III tct wher, h. Was beaten
both In the Special and General Term OF the district Hc
d yesterday would try To have the case ~ down
for argument on THURSDAY next but he did not think that
the Judges would accommodate him In that respect The
general impression among lawyers Is thSt the judges Will
decide 10 hear the arguments, Tuesday and that they
viii hear the County FIRST ia which the Re-
publcens were beaten. Since Mr.. Suherand's return
from his mlsso he has be making some inquiries
among the LEADERS of the party whom no has met In this
city he said yesterday that he perfectly satisfied
with the situation IL am not a riinbo~ chaser" no
sdded firmly believe that all that the Republicans
have to do " win this election Is to gct their note out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
DaDy S'ccWT lcTR4 sSAR. Absolutely pure.

Bailey, Benjamin NJ. Bailey, Isaac Terry. George n.
Howell D. II. Gnfnng. Charles Wagner aod E. D. Dusen
hapry