New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
DEALING EFFECTIVE BLOWS
REPUBLICAN CLUBS IN THE THICK OF THE
FIGHT
GENERAL GEORGE A. SHERIDAN srEAhs IN I'M
xy11ru ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT-ENTHU-


GENERAL GEORGE A. SHERIDAN SPEAKS IN The
xvI1rH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT-ESTHU-
SLASH IN TIE XIxTH
wenders Assembly Rooms. in Forty four'h-s'' u..
tween Eighth and Ninth ayes. have seains 'ap".
OF l. 500 and the rooms were crowded iAs' h'e"O ."
n,assmeeting held under the auspices OF the resua'
Repnbncan organization Of the XVllM Asseho', ~"
tdct 10 ratfy the nominations made By the hepuo"'e
C,onvontien at Minneapolis "Such a large mecuhg anu
such enthusiasm have not been seen In the Nv ii'
trict for years said one man. on tie oAon Va ~, ~.
great hall were oOlored gas Jets wnch ledu
Gomez and Harrison and Reid 18th Dis net Eoo
Dcrnnrest president Of the XVIIth Dstrico
oreanigation presided. Among others present "o.o
rohn Sabine smith Colonel S. V. r. Crnger, L. ID
Chit.enden. George W. wanmaher, william Corba''' eA
Judge Charles F. Flammer. william D. Matu'eNs' VI"
son Berryman and stephen NJ Slmohsoh W" 49,
composed the greater part Of the audience anu -
were enthusiastic the subject OF Protecuoh i"oe
were large delegations present from Brc"Sters Cur
rage factory. william Campbell's paper manufacuty.
utrginss carpet works and the plano action WORKS OF
VESSEL, Nichol e. Gross.
Edward r. Bartlett made ten-mlnute ADDRESS on
the record of the Republican party ana the aoic anu
prosperous Administration of President HARRISON
1--WE confidently appeal TO you for your continued sup
or, vomiting IN nledges kept Us a warrant OF good
faith in the future he said in closing, ana then the
audience cheered for q full minute. The following
resolutions proposed by wilson berry man. pr,
dent Of the Republican League Clnb Of 'he A.iiU'
Assembly District, and unanimously carried amid ap-
plause: ~,,,,.,
Roso,vcd That We the Republicans OF the AVllm
nh,, ,Istrlct IN mass meeting assembled thus early
in the campaign pledge unceasine efforts Tor uc
success o. the Republican National ticket nominated az
Observation-Disclosures Harriso. for President ana "h'
law Reid for ice-Prcsidcnt
Resolved. That the platform unanimously euop0u W
that convention merits our unqualified approval inc
Republican party backs up It's glorious RECORD IN VIC
past BY declaring Protection Reciprocity honest
Money and Free Ballot.
pcsoIvcd That we are especially fortunate In having
clean cut statement in the Democratic platform Of what
that party by tariff reform" They declare ona
there Is no IN the Constitution OF the Ohva
saos for the evying Of duties to protect American ndus
tries but that duty should be assessed for the purpose OF
revenue onlv This clearly tho opening OF Aneri
con markets products Of the cheap labor OF ons
countries and the breaking Down Of the present poVce'e
tlrr, which gives work and good wages I" inc '"oo's
men OF this country.
Resolved That the principles Of the Republican parry
have been safe 70, last four years In the hanos o
President Harrison, and the glorious record Q, ms aa
ministraton OF his office assures US another term Vi IN
creased prosperity at home aud honor aOfoau A Il" '
have been triumphantly reelected on November O
Resolved That when the principles for which we now
contend shall be firmly established, a. are 10" Wv
abolition Of slavery and the union OF the states ue I've
publican party will still advance In the van OF eNNa
ton as party of liberty, Of progress end OF eou"o
General George A. Sheridan mde the principal
address Of the evening lie held the close at'en-
ton of his hearers, and discussed the tarih WIN
them directly by asking questions o. them rs 70 '"e
wages received IN the different trades ana Heh
compared these with the wnges Of worhlngmen ~
Great Britain and Germany. "Hurrah for free trade"
said the General, but the audience only Missed
The proposal 10 cheer the great American advocate
NJ British free tade' was received with similar
demonstration. He said in part
The Democratic party claim ths. the Constitution OF
tho United States prohibits protective policy but the
naone In all their majesty will rise up in November and
say no TO this tApplause No clearer Issue could DC
asked: IL Is the protective system Of the United stees
against the revenue system OF England winch earns
more money aud gets itch fa~ter the American or 'he
English wngee,uersl Which OF the has more OF the
comforts Of nfel The foreign po''msn has only sf 81
week on which support his family while here ne earns
$500 the first year In o. London the policeman
earns IS a week. need tell you how well he IS paid
here In addition oil thi', find that there Is not
single OF ordinary consumption hst Is cheaper III
England than here. tApplause). The best orcNayers
for ten hour work
"what do you get he-el" he inquired Of hls audience
"Four dollars a day" came the reply.
"Wel! that is for eight hours, OF 80 cents an hour
which You get here. That is what Protection does for
the worldngTnan; 1t pays him three times as mnch
WAGES as he con get In Free Trade country theersJ
The General closed with eloquent appeal for
organized taEciui OiVit HV''' 4"' ""N' '>'~NE
Day.
Harmony earnestness and a determination TO elect
the Republican ticket at the next election were the
characteristics Of the meeting OF the Republican or
ronizotIon OF the XIXth Assembly District held last
evening at Sixty seventhst and the Boulevard Tie
members white and coored alike, who before the
nominations were made were not agreed as to
| whethe: Mr. Blaine or President Harrison would be
the strongest candidate the Republican party could
put np were unanimous last night however
In the belief that there was only one
thing 10 be done and that TO secure victory for
the Repnilican parts THIS shows that although they
may have had preferences, their Repnbllcanism Will
not allow them 20 do anything detrimental to the
interests Of the party. Charles F. Brudcr president
OF the organization, presided and r. ii. Dunn was
Secretary Long, earnest and eloquent speeches were
and q ". Lattimore Mr. baltimore is one OF the
mo-, active OF the coored members Of the organIza
ton and his speech the equal OF any delivered.
u Hss L.. $ bllenb.c Charles li1fnasc NJ J.
Sheridan. John Reiscnweber, Alexander Martin. T. J.
MacEoy g. CT0n,p j., a,d Rsnaal nSsrs
iiiland Flowers. j. &. Peters Charles b. Page. Leopold
Leo General Mchqe KerTn General Se,e D. f Burke
Meade B. L. Emerson Sinclair Adams. James Quinn.
P G. Dudley, J. " G'd de-, H. b. B. WILSON, J. J. n
Daniel Kelly. G. j. Concy. William A. Daily. David
| Mitchell, j.. W. 1ot'cn toDcTJ AhIu, ". H. During
| and y. f.. Hcnneesv.
| ARRANGEMENTS have bees made that General
George A. Sheridan Will deliver Of his interest
ing tariff talks AZ the meeting OF the Lincoln club ~
be held this evening at No. No. 100 Thir,i-avo. for
tho purpose OF atifying the .pominHton OF Harrison
| and Reid.
There viii he a regular meeting Of the L. s. Grant
Club OF tho XVIII Assembly District this evening
at No. 2l5 East Thirty fonrth-st. Bernard Bicln Is
president and J. McNullen Is secretary Of the club.
VIEWS OF HUDSON COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
AT q meeting OF the executive committee Of the