New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

n"' III conflict between American ard Briti-h in
',"'S 1t was their duty TO stand by the stars and
STRIPES which gave them shelter and prosperity
hey could not better aid the cause Of liberty In their
n""Ve country than by supporting Protection. In
inc lSh sense primarily. trcbly in American
sense they should vote with the party that main
'a'hed the American policy. and no, with the Demo
erauc party, which the constant ally OF the
hluSh manufacturer. lie said, In fact, that he had
ITO Ia"h III the alleged patriotism OF any Amer
lean lrishman who wore the Green on -; Patricks
Day ana went 10 the polls vote I'm favor of plac-
lhS British chains the nccks of American working
men.
Kingston, oct II Cspccian.-There Is much Re
PuDhcah enthusiasm In some Of the towns OF Ulster
County, aS Is evinCed by the frequent meetings he'd
AT o'hercnt points. Last night, at Binnewatcr' VI
INC hcart OF the great cement industry, rouNnG
Harrison rally held. The addresses were by
local -pcakelS, and the country road, were bright
with flaming torches borne by the various uniformed
rlilbs. who marched to the meeting from the sur
rounding towns, headed by drums and ffc>. Tho
stone Ridge Gun squad. the Roscndale, High Falls
and Bhncwatcr squads. each with fifty or NOR" men,
made the air rirg with cheers for their candidates.
In one Of the drum corps were Henry Ennl' ana
James f. Van Stcenburgh, who blew the ifc ana
beat the drum over fifty years ago Many house,
were Illuminated
Binghamton. oct. II Cspecial).-Ju1ce John H.
Wheeler. Of Jersey delivered an address bci"r"
an enthusiastic Republican maSs-mccting here last
evening the subject of the tariff. The address WIS
made douby interesting, owing 10 the fact tat II WIS
illustrated with stcreOpticOn views. BY TINS means
the speaker not only appealed 10 the ears but also 10
the eyes OF his audience and, in consequence, was
tho most novel and convincing political address dc
livcrcd here in long time. The benefits de
rived from protective tarih AMI 'he
evils resulting from Free Trade we're never
more clearly and convncngly demonstrated
and illustrated than In this address. Every arEu
ment advanced and every point made was strkinely
enforced by an apt illustration by means Of sterc
option view our political history from the tim" oil
George Washington was reviewed in "A succinct and
mastery manner Members OF Di parties were
present and all acknowledged that the address was the
most effective that has delivered here during the
campaign. The applause was constant
Rochester. oct. II (SpcciaD.-Thc Twentieth Ward
one OF the Democratic strongholds of the city, waN
invaded by the Republican forces last night, headed
by Consul O. +. Williams. and an enthusiastic meet
Ing was held. The audience big one. and the
hall almost constantly resoundcd with the applause
evoked BY the forcblc arguments Of the speakers
Consul Williams the chief speaker OF the evening
His address was clear exposition Of the tarin issue
lie met the statements Of The Democratic party that
tariff legislation according TO Republican practice, is
Illegal with quotations from eminent writer's on
constitutional law Following up this line Of Thought
the speaker pointed ont the benefits WHICH nag
sy.tem: and he arraigned the Democratic party for
it, Efforts 10 place American workncn IN composition
with the patper labor OF the old World stephen y
Warren a young Republican attorney, followed con
s,,l Williama u brief speech, in which ne dscu>Su
generally the ISSUES Of the campaign Every mention
OF NJ IlarrisonS greeted Win great APP
niouse and III. aS,cmbage dispersed with cheers Tor
N, Republican candidate ,
Glcns Falls y " oct II t>pecial.-1h" first Re
pu1Lican rally OF the campaign was held tonight ~
Inc Bradley Opera House, Fort Edward. D" nan
was we'll filed with and women luil noun
before o'clock. tho time set for me opening au
dress. After music by the Whitehall c"rhc' pahu;
thirty piece, Judge EaScOm introduced the orator 81
the evening Congressman John Dal1"ll OF i1,iSburS
Nr Dalleu proved an entertaining speaker. His ad
dres, not only brislcd with facts but Ov"rnow"d with
statistics. opening with an eloquent tr5ut" To lihr-
rison and Reid tho speaker passed To con sheraton
Of tho Republican and Democratic platforms. demolish
ing the hitter until not even shred OF plank wa
left. The state bank scheme received the denuncla
ton due It, and tho progress OF Inc country uhu'f
the Mckinley bill was proved. Mr. Dalzc saws thlt
he has lately spoken I'm tho cities ana villages IN
Central New York and that meeting has been
crowded. lie will speak In Platt>burg tomorrow
night -, =, .,
Corning y. y, oct. Il (>peclaD-A First Voters
Republican Club with large membership was
formed In this city tonight. j. :. Kennedy presided
AT the meeting and r. J. saHton acted n secretary
Tho club will Ice permanent organization. nc
following oftcerS elected President, william
+ FULLY ce-prcdcntS. George rcttcugill, Clarence
Shumway Jesse Austin and Fred o'Bricn, secretary:
c. i. Kinsea treasurer. II. G. Way Tho club VII
young old In this neghborhood Thoroughly
aroused.