New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
THEIR HOWL PLAYED OUT.
CALAMITY snOUTERS OBTAIN NO GRE
DENCE.

WHAT nExIAM1S DUTTERwORTH THINKS OF
ruru-sorSD ADVICE TO WAR VETERANS.
Much solid work was done at tho headquarters OF
the Republican National COMMITTEE NJ. DO r''"
ave Yesterday All Of the members Of the Execu-
five commit6oe were % hand early. and they GOT
THROUGH: With On immense amount OF BUSINESS "o"'
stor QUAY went early 10 the building, ana tnere "'
met Secretary Elkns Christ jpher L. Aagec oi re'"'
sv;vsnia and the members ii the committee. In'ro
WIS a long conference OF the members OF the COM
rnittee " ich was attended by these three hepuo-
uoons Secretary Elkns reported to the political
outlook I'm West Virginia, and Mr. Magrc talked 1or
q long time with Senator Quay 10 regard 10 "nN"'
I'm sono IL the Southern States thut he mas ooen
v1s,tin'. TX Cong. Buttcrworth, CT ONO WAY
another caller. and he lad long tax WIN '''''"'
members of the committee In relation to che cainpas"
In the states through which he has been. 10 u
Tribune reporter Congressman ButterworuH saa
IL have been through Maryland, West Virginia
Ohio. Illinois. Iowa and several other S'aNs u''u
have talked with representatives OF every 'r"ur A
calling and every shade Of political opinion. '..e
no doubt that tho Republican party has been stea1y
gaining In strength during the Inst forty Gays. "ur
D,m,cnt,c friends have pressed the calamity now
W the verge OF t0tra ion. aud stu DIV ID m c'"t'
are resenting Indignantly the sug:es io1 'nat ''e
whole country u picture OF d'sl|u"n una "a"
or industries are being paIa'yzci AMI e iarmr
coming t. want. ! have lab)'d ol gently ~ nnu
some individual who knows OF n locally ~herr Tue
conditions described by the calamity howltrs eAi'so
and no Que hus vet been abb to poin, out any such
neiehbcrh0ed.
"The truth has become obvious 70 all our people
that II is political trick, subterfusc. and IN r"ht
Of fact the country whole never during us MS
tory has prosperous as 1t s to-day nor mas
that prosperity been universal at any unlc IN the
past; and, in making inquiries In Ohio, Illinois ana
iowa, I ind that there never was time WITHIN the
memory Of the Oldest farmers when the ngl1cnlturiss
havc Ind ss much mohey In hank and hAve been 50
thrifty as they are 10 day. The farmer does not De-
ueve That his prosperity will be Increased BY GRIP
plng our industries and turning an army VI men
into producers at his side who now his best Gus
TONERS. l do not over<tate II when say that IN
Iowa and Illinois, not only the farmers but men IN
every branch Of industry, righcousy indignant al
the attempt to depreciate the value OF their prop
ery. One very Intelligent sGrcultunst In Iowa t"d
me- that II the cnamtous condition described by Gov
eror Boes rally existed In that STATE he ar"er'
wou be compelled move out before winter sf's H.
"The tariff plank In the Republican platform meets
with universal acceptance. II clearly defines inc
proper function OF the protective taiin aha h"Its
far this side OF anything suggestive OF fostering COM
blncs or syndicates. The attempts Ok some oi our
Dcmoc .alo friends to Ignore the tarh paihK ia inc
Democratic PLATFORM and tho proposition 10 reestahsa
the wildcat banding system, cannot avail. Inc peopic
dread a return TO wildcat money DIS though II were
the approach OF cholera, In fact Its hnr'rnl erect
would DO quite as calsmtous and more lasting
1T Is true there Is not much bunting nor a.
much yelling In previous campo gns, but 'hcr'
never was more Intelligent investigation and earnest
ness and eEdeavor to ascertain the truth anu W 'oo
under It's dictates than this year
1.-The false statement INDUCED In two years ago
about the Mckinley bill existed Il feeling o. us
gust. which sur fingers In every community. inc
tght made at that time was unmunly ana UNFAIR
md 1t has injured those who adopted such '"o'i"'
methods tltn.7
". H. Michael commander Of the Department OF the
pofomnc Union Veterans CnloE. embracing the states
Of Virginia and Maryland. has issnec from the heao
quarters In Washington orders which convey III ho
uncertain terms what is conceived 10 be the veterans
duty under the constitution Of the Union. They are
rs follows
"Art,ce II OF the constitution Of the Union Vecer-
ans Union reads Section /. The purport and object
to be accomplished By this organization are as follows
Frst-To preserve and perpctnate the principles iU
which contended on many battshehs. secono-
To recognize the rights OF the soldier to positions OF
u,,hic trust ana the prcferment Of members over
Others for employ nient By the Government Or by in
divduals, other things being equal Thid-T0 oe
mand Of this Government q proper appreciation OF
their services and q Just recognition 6 their Claims
eecton =. To support aid and assist In the election
TO positions OF public trust and all true friends OF
the mon soldier, Irrespective Of politics, creed Or
party. - . .. .,., !, !, ,,o
duly OF every member Of tie Cnlou Veterans Union
10 use every within his power To defend the
rights Of v-teran> and to speak and net at all times
In such 10 assure 10 them the greatest pos
sbr L.n-h,> consistent with those rights
at is the duty. Therefore" OF your department com.
uunder Il, hr understands his OlhgLtrnS, ~ call
war attention to the fact that veterans OH t,1
cvr OF n great battle. inv0!vng their good name thelr
honor and their most sacred rights. refer To ih-
election to lake place the 18th day OF Novrnlr
next On that day vii! BE- decided who shah be- Irc>i
decided whether the United states Sat" and House
OF Representative, shall be Republican or Democratic.
d" What dos this mean to IA" veterans who saved
the Hil II means the e,ck II ici!am'n Harrison
who with you. went To the front at the beginning "f the
and stayed there til the nion was saved, aid
who has proved hEs"i the uniform friend Of veterans
OF veterans widows and orphans, during his four
the election nj Grover Cleveland who. though In god
health ard vSor. without domestic OF other rcspns
bilit.es 20 HIN from going 10 the 'front.' stayed
vi home aid sent substitute and who. during tie
four years he President. vetoed between 800 and
400 lr..>ion bills and coupled with his vc,ocs ,urs
Grover Cleveland without approving his vst"rs ard
his Insults oh soldiers, tl.ir widows and orphans
The ell elton Of t;ruver Cleveland. the enemy OF
soldiers. means the election Of u Democratic senate
ana House. which m'nIs the placing IN power OF
party which has always been dominated by the South
and which ms never hdp'd the Union soldier except
when the patriotism OF the country compelled 1t TO
DO %:
N the veterans would help Themselves and help
each other. they must vote for thcir cOnratr. who
stood with them at the front. and with she party that
has always been the Union soldier and sailors frcnd'
MT. EINsTElN SPEAKS TO HEBREWS.
The Hebrew Republican clubs OF the Ivth Assembly