New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06
CAPTURING NEwARK'S SEyENI WARD.
REPUBLICANS FROM SOUTH ORANGE HOLD A
STIRRING MEETING.

REPUBLICANS FROM sOUTli ONfNoE hOLD "a
STIRRING MEETING.
A band Of earnest Republicans from South Orange
volunteered on Friday to capture OF the strong
hold; Of the Democracy In Newark, and went to work
under the auspices of Carl Lenz chairman OF the Essex
County Committee who arranged for them Il grand
mass meeting at Mlche's Hall, Br00me-St and South
Crangeave.. In the evening. The hall was crowded
with sturdy Germans, and Robert ward Opened TIE
meeting by Il stirring address on the tarH poncy OF
the Republican party and the results to the city OF
Newark I'm building up her industries giving her people
constant work at American wages lie told them In
earnest words that the climate and kind Providence
had done something for their prosperity IT had been
Increased BY Governmental policy that aided 10
establish Industries and develop work here rather than
abroad and that the Democratic leaders were trying
To mlslead the working people rs they did In 1851
and that Democratic success would mean less WORK.
less wages less prosperity, and no kicking after
election from those deceived would prevent II. lie
instanccd campaign book recently issued by Demo
cratic leaders IN Newark called the Essex County
Souvenir" containing portraits OF Grover Cleveland
Stevenson Werts James smith, IT,, and other Demo
cratic bosses, IN which section OF the Democratic
platform adopted at Chicago, declaring the tariff TO
be a fraud, omitted entirely, and the resolution
in favor OF little protection. which the convention
rejected By two.thirds vote, Is published In this
pamphlet as having been adopted. lie told them that
be had cut out OF The New York SUM small para
graph saving: Goods made here means wages
earned here and good, made abroad means wages
earned abroad. Which shall IT be - and asked The
Sew York World how much they would charge TO
publish that. and they sent answer back that they
would not publish It for $1,000 day. and he wound
ND by saying: " Honest Democrats. help US reelect
Harrison ana have four years more Of the Mckinley
BIZ and II this does not bring such great prosperity
10 the country that all workers and sorekeepers
and business poope will be satisfied, Proiectonists
will agree 10 take i back seat and let you carry the
next election
william f. Allen followed with display OF American
tnplate made here 10y American workmen ont OF
American rolled sheets. and told from what factory
each sample came, about twenty In all, and their
present capadty. md that thousands OF people were
already employed making tnplates John ii. MeeKer
gave graphic account Of the extravaganza ana MS
government q Governor Albeit and the Democratic
LEGISLATURE n robbng the people OF the cities ana
the counties OF their local self government, ana
appealed 10 al TO vote for John Kean, r, ana Dust
ne unprincip 81 gang who had set up small Tam
many Hall IN Trenton
The meeting closed by few remarks from
J H. Hnc-, the candidate for Assembly, VINO
pledged hinSdf, II elected 10 submit 10 no dctapon
and be- "A tool 81 ring, and adjourned with cheers
for HARRISON Red Kean. Wayne Parker and Itegel,
and II was midnight before the enthusiasm came 10
m end