New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
CONVINCING ONEIDA COUNTY FARMERS
uopEFT-I or \ LARGE INCREASE IN THE Ri

Ttcf Oct 21.-'The County OF oneida gave H"i'-
son IN 1888 plurality OF l06o votes. Ipat "'S :"
large Republican gain when conrasIed WIN i07''
Mr. Cleveland then having plurality OF 80 woes
ia the county, Mr.. Ccveland's vote. in the opinion
Of the leading Republicans Of the county, Will so OH
shrinking the present year; and II he Is not beaten
by . 800 votes they will be surprised. That Is what
the Republican chiefs aiming at-a plurality Oh
300 for Harrison In this county.
The Republican organization In this country Is
| strong and able one. Al Its head are such astnte
politicians =. VI. Deanlson, ex-Congressmah James
: sherman senator Henry j. Coggeshall. Frederick
| NJ Calder Taliesen =. Evans ex-senator .. ~
Lowcry and Frederick T. Payne. They have pushed
| the Republican campaign night and day FIR the laSI
four weeks Political meetings gave been held every
night I'm Utica and Rome the two cities of the county,
and In various villages OF the county The SIn'li
| towns have not been neglected, and thus large po'
| norton Of the farmers have been enabled TO near
speeches upon the political issues OF the day Iroi
| strong Republican speakers. Congressman SFr'no
F. Paync Of Auburn has made several speeches within
a. limit. ~ the county Til. chief local speakers
| r,v. been ,x Congressman sherman and senator
| roceeshall one telling speech in the county was
| made By J. J.. Wheeler. Last night an '''P"'"'
,ch in supporf Of Harrison and Reid was made here
BY ex Lieutenant Governor stewart H. WORKOUT ID
brooklyn.
! Tae excellent nominations made by tue Repupn'Ah
party have materially strengthened II In the '"'"-
poign The County OF Oneida Joined to the County
| -, Il,rklmcr 20 the eastward In a new congress
district dcnomlnat,d the NXVth and James ;. 'her
man received the Republican nomination Tor congress
The Democrats have nominated Henry W. Ecnt'y' oi
roonvillc. n respectable 'canddate. bu; with no par
ticular --rcnrth. Mr. Bentley now the Congressman
r.pr. s.. nting the old NXIIId District composed Of
oneida ard Iewi. counties. 1t l. his first term. ana
II cannot BE- Sali that he has had much inhn'nc"
I'm Congress. Mr. sherman la, already served n term
| I'm Congress from Ia" old XXllId District, ana hot
only cvinccd high order Of ability. but gained great
| Influence. since. ~ already stated Oneida county
gave Harrison 1865 plurality In 1873. ami II"rkm'
| County gave him I.o72 plurality the same year MI
sherman might have fct sure Of hi election hS
Comgr,s .man and have done no work in ID" present
campaign. Bnt he has lnbored ~ hard for Harrison
and Reid rs though his own election we're In doubt
over In IIcrllmcr County. Warner Mller'N nome
conn,v he has made n series Of notable speeches Ia
the manufacturing operatives Imt II Is especially In
| N, speeches that NJ. sherman has addressed to The
farmers that h. has been elective. Mr. sherman had
read with astoni -hmcnt the argument Of some Demo
cratic tha The farmers derive no benefit rom
| the Mckinley Tariff act He haS been able 10 show
| the farmers that they obtaining today a higher
prioc for tlcir butter eggs cheese. hay and hops
tnn tn. rrCci' cd tn SG0. hut hc desired H. 3" even
further 'hnn ihi,. and to show that they Coni bny
morj With ne additional money they thus '"c'ivS than
they could have bought with III" same money In $500
lie reminds his farmer auditors Of the price Of long
thu price II the article, now showing that they
all can b" bought nj les rat"
| senator tOggcshnll. who lives I'm hop growing
section Of oneida County. makes effective argu-
| meni respecting the price OF hops lie shows
that the lmportatlons Of foreign hop, for the year
| previou- TO the operation Of the Mckinley tariff
| act namely. from september /. lrsJ, to September
| l. $500 Amounted to 6677 $50 pounds for thc year
| succeeding the passage OF thr Mckinley net. from
| september !. iesO 20 september !. 1891. 10 only
| 800. 7Dl aud for the second year succeeding the
passage Of The Mckinley act. from september l. 1901.
| 10 september /, 1902, 10 only 2469,24O pounds
| There has thus been reduction In the competition
| Of foreign hopgrowcrs with American hop growers
amounting to over 1900 600 pounds. The farmers.
Of coursr have derived great pccuniary benefit from
| this reduction M the amount Of competition on the
part foreign hop growers. Thus the crop Of lse0.
the Year bcinr- the Mckinley act passed amount
! ing 10 100000 pounds. only brought In TO the
| hop growers the sum ~ s4.056.4"7. whereas the
| YEAR after the Mckinley no, passed from 81
! 100000 pounds OF hop. The farmer, received sll.-
io2I"i. difference II favor OF Mckinley prices
| amounting to +7.of|,"2'.
| There {, AN animated contost for ASsemblyman in
| prorr.~s ia the County OF Oneida. The Democratic
| Legislature last winter deprived th" county Of on"
A,scmbymah. reducing Il from three TO two and
| the Democratic plriy las deemed II good policy 10
| nominate In tir two districts which now compoS"
| the county two Democratic A,scmblymcn, Cornelius
| =. Haley and Henry Paten. who voted 10 rob the
county of an Assembly and give this seat IN Ia"
| Assembly 10 Nrw York Democrat. MIR. Haley has
for h, Republican opponent ex-senator ;. :. Lavrrv.
one 81 Tie highly respected aud able republicans
| Of oneida County. Mr.. Lavrry had distinguished
career I'm the >enat" and Therefore his plriy friends
ARE fortunate In having persuaded him to b"com"
candidate : Winfield lortrr Is III" Republican
! candidate who j. opposing Henry = Pattcn. Mr..
Porter Wa a Republican member from one Of the
gn.da wear. and his rOlStitu 'us
| faithfully ami acccpiably. Mr.. Patteu, the other
| hnnd gained for himself much unpopuarity 10y In
roducire tlN listing Ill., o,rnsiby for the farmers
Of hi, i-sct ana then ncelrcung 10 pres, IT, Both
| cx -cnator Lavrry ard y. embyman Portcr ap-
| pnrcuty viii b, elected. and thus ia" Republican
| inrty viii gilu A~-cmh.man
| II remain, TO BE- said that th" Republicans are
Registering their vo" with great care. Here III
I-ilrn special pain, have been talrn 10 register tn"
| vote Ilc last postal card notification TO such ke-
publican voter a, have failed 10 register Is model
rnDican committees. II Is u, follow, ,..........,
Headquarters Republican ,r COMMITTEE" = ,ne,.e'.>t'
Dear Sir. Last week sent You postal ,ai.ne yont
'e'iy IT,, Of YOUR dStiict ard tiuc.tne YOU NJ
deuce yonr 'nr'i IA toc i,pablic3n c'g'r by pIompuy
~ay Iclondd 10 that aP,al ana rct,,tltl bmt "" We.
sou,thin0 Importance must have prevent
| ,ou from dong. Ne again urpr >ou 10 not further
% mo-, aid thI committee ana he Republican cause gen.
YOU We, Nv ~" o 'p "ne rn, that Il Sou TO not person
I'll, 49, you a., n@, & ana mat o Sy , ON" he mex si@
or ab-'nt on n La. dlS ana 80 o,i Sonf ES To- lI"
die fogist.y booth please notify the committee. ~
carriage win be- provided w. ~ant G,'ry Hp1"lS.
,aa. every Rnbhe'" ~, gy,I'" ~ l G%ty m ''
Mr Gates SAYS that higher percentage OF the Re-
publican vote has been registered than OF the Demo
cratic vote The Republicans also on saturday next
will register every vO" they have I'm the rural districts
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