New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
PART II.
NOV. 2, 1892.
ROLL-CALL OF NEW-YORk.
WHY TIE EMPIRE STATE WILL SUPPORT
HARRISON

HARRISON
TIE COGENT REASONS WHICH WILL lNDVCh
HER CONSERVATIVE CITIZENS TO VOTE
AGAINST A CHANGE.
This great commonwealth will show her practical
devotion to her own national veal, present ana pro
spective nv giving her electoral vote to the party
which is the champion OF the great policy OF Protection
for American industries and American workingmen'
An intelligent regard for her enormous manufacturing
farming and other business enterprises will com
pei her repudate the heresy TO which Grover CeVc
land and his party committed. that Protection Is
unconstitutional and fraudulent She holds. with a
long line OF most eminent statesmen from George
Washington 70 James G. Blaine. that IT Is entirely
constitutional; that 1t be successfully assaulted
neither from the point of view OF constitutional night
practical expediency. She further l.ts That she
has been largely Indebted to the beneficial operation
of the Protection policy for her own great pr" per-
W for ns m To q 9e IN yo4S nod he e BY
countless and to each county the leading question
should be put Do you favor the reelection OF Pres
they make? Well. assuming that they all desire
may well take such shape as this
ALBANY-Yes I'm for Harrison. because the Re
publican policy OF Protection tas done well by wool,
hay, butter, eggs hops and other commodities, upon
the safe OF which my farmers get their living. The
Canadian farmer naturally doesn't take to the Nc
Ki1ley tariff on agricu tlra products, bu, do for it
within my borders Albany and COhoes, both Of whc
have been Substantially benefited 10y Protection. In
tie latter there are thirty eight knitting mills ali Of
which arr running on fun time one OF Albany
leading merchants teStifes that De is selling dress
good, Tor IS cents which two wears ago brought 90
&C T.. such facts rs these compel me to conclude
tina Rel" bical success I'm November would be good
ting for me ana mine.
ALLEGANY.-As rural country cannot well help
bling FOR Harrison The Mckinley tariff has done
much TO promote tie prosperity of the farmers. It's
aclfc ,ltural schedule greatly pled>cs me. l vote
as iEs change at Washington.
EKCOME-A good many OF my people are tobacco
er wers. They Obtaining higher prices for their
tobacco this year tan they did in 1870 and realize
that The Increase has brought about by McKin-
ley bin. The merchants and manufactures OF Bng-
hamion have also prospered under tie new tariff
business has been good prices have gone down. No
Cbdr &c for me, please
CATTARArGUs-l've always made it rule TO
iet well enough alone. The farmers in my domain
lnow when tley are well of. What's the matter
with the agricultural schedule Of the Mckinley bill
that should vote TO destroy 1t? The farmers Of
Western %ew YORK urgently needed TO be- protected
ara nSt Canadian comp tton. and the existing tariff
s1ords them tie necessary relief. Put me down Tor
Harrison.
CAYUGA.-Tfe calamity bowler wants TO keep away
from me. for I'm prospecting urdor Protection. Ask
the merchants and manufacturers of Auburn II bust
ness Is not good ask workugmen if their wages are
not high. ask shopper, # prices are not lower than
Trey were before the McNFley hi BEGAN to operate.
They'll all tell you the same story. None OF item
want change.
CHAUTACQUA-That new apd magnificent push
fact ry which Henry. Lister & son. Of HuddersfeG
En- gland. erecting at Jamestown is such an EN-
phatic vindiCation OF the Mckinley bill that IL il not
Necessary for me TO say anything. Prior 10 the paD
sage Of the bill. Lister marketed nearly 81.
100000 WORTH 80 per cent OF their annual output
in this country but the effect OF t. new tariff was 70
they have been compelled h. The tariff
has made me a present ~ a new and Important in-
rrn
getting better prices than they cot before. il has
impr,vCd business generally Hurrah for Harrison {.
CHEMCNG.-In 1850 the average annual earnings
of eac' individual empoyed in the manufacturing in.
dIstiies OF Elnira 1875. In 1890 it was s472
Rate Of increase 1887 per cent. These are the fg
ures Of the census bulletin recently issued. They
demonstrate that my chief city is thriving under Pro
rest Of my lovely county rural rs well as urban.
Give us another term OF Harrison.
CHENANGO.-I ain supporting Harrison ana Pro
lection because Harrison and Protection have done
well by My people depend largely on agriculture
for their living. and they rally to the support Of the
Republican party whose tariff legislation has proved
such boon 10 the farmer. Barley, hay. oats eggs.
hops. beans. cabbages, onions potatoes and sbout
everything else that the farmer produces well
opposed TO change.
CLINTON.-I cannot hut smile audiblv listen
10 Smith " Weed making free trade speeches. Why,
IN 1854 he stumped the county declaring that ain
with foreign iron producers who paw fifty cents
for DAYS work: so would either be- compelled
10 shut down the (Clintonl mines or the American
citizen would have 10 work for fifty cents dav."
II Mr.. Weed thinks more of partsanship than
no does Of fostering home Interests that's his l0oh
out. / shall continue 10 favor Protection because
done VOL BY me. Ahd 80 say my worMhgmeh'
Ms vote -oes 10 Harrison
COLUMBIA.-rm for Harrison. Why shouldn't
BE- seeing that I'm large wool raiser with Pro
lection wool has hopeful future; without II 1t has not
AT 9ds9n Snp n SIf notably iron and icy
full OF vitality under Protection. NO Cie'eiaH" III
mine
CORTIAND-Im one Of the barley counties Do
I desire the repeal Of the duty OF 80 cents bushel
On Canadian barley? BOT much. Three cheers for
Protection and put me down for Harrison.
DELAwARE.-Look for me in the Republican col
umn on the 9Th of November. My farmers nave ,his
extract from the Mckinley tariff pasted In their haA
Barley Is protected by duty OF 80 cents buSnei ;
hay Ia protected by duty Of - per ton oats are
looked after by duty 10 cents per bushel eggs are
protected by duty Of ) cents per dozen; hops are
guarded BY duty OF 10 cents per pouho Deans are
taken care Of by duty Of 40 cents per blShH Gan
ar sscured by duty of 40 cents per bHshel potatoes
are guarded BY duty Of % cents per buShel Ncs..
apples are protected by duty Of IS cents per bushel
sheep guarded BY duty OF 81 90 each ana tobacco
Is protected by duty OF ~ 10 ~ per pouhd.
DUTCHESS-As farming county. tobacco-faisihs
county and manufacturing county gratefully record
by obligations 10 Protection II has built up not fe"
OF nv leading Industries II is now proving poeii
friend Of my farmers ! speak feehngly when J adn
that feryently wish that tax could be placed on
scnnndresm high enough 10 prevent Democratic boSSe>
from interfering with my ballot boxes!
ERIE.-I'm a firm believer In Protection. fe"
days ago one Of nv Buffalo manufacturers had this
10 say TO a reporter: What do you suppose
IN. Mexican marble and ONYX workers get? Why
they average only 30 cents day. Tho men doInp
the same class OF work In my shop average 80 DAY
That IS the difference. DO you suppose that without
the protective duty could pay such wages and com
pete with those Mexicans ?" Ihat IS "A fair Sample
Of the talk OF nv other manufactures. IN" repnr'
Of the Census Bureau so far 4 relates TO Buffalo
industries. makes 1rstciass Rtpubican IToHcuyl
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