New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-01

THE EX-POSTN1ASTER-GEN GENERAL AT TENA-
FLY
HE PRESENTS THE ISSUES or THE CAMpAl. ~
IL AN INTERESTING wAY-OIHER
SPEAkIES

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Tho citizens Of Tenany, " j.. turned ont in force
la, night to attend the meeting held in clinton
Hall under the auspices OF the Harrison and Reid
club Of Tcnany. J. HUI Browning the president OF
the clup, made brici address aid introduced GA
Postmaster General Thoma, l.. Jane, as the pre-
siding officer. For some time past malicious Demo
cra,, have taken advantage OF the Illness of Mr.
Jamc, which has prevented active campaign work
on III, part. and have charged him with Democratic
nclination-. Alter tho applause following his in
PRODUCTION to the audience had suhsided, Mr.. james
made IN address and clearly defined his
position aS II Republican. and with reference 10 the
paramount Issues of the campaign he said
regret that the s,ate OF my health has prevented
! friends in securing Tie t.Imph of Republican psnci
pies ana Republican candidates In lnc approaching
eIcctipn.
am q Republican and supported the nominees OF
my party since The formation ~ the Ecpubic an par
In l-55 with the single exception that IN Ic-4 wnc
| patty over TO Tammany Hail voted ior William X.
Grace the cdzcn> candidate ;cr NaNor and II that Is
treason, why. any one VINO objects may make the most
II had been in doubt about my own cours, In this
! campaign such Doubt wo.d have been drt rmnei by
those thing, which lcaincd durns my recent visit ii
| Tneiand should have been impressed with the
policy because discovered tiift ti";r j, p-O.ably
/ MOI IN Engli.hman. rom Lands rmd 10 John
utr0elt's house. who J., not edfnr,.t hoping u!
the election OF grover Cleveland and The success OF
/ he policy emphasized by thr Democratic p!alfoim.
saw that England r,aliz.s tha the principle con
talned i'm the Mckinley bill means thc ultimate pre-
cmincncc of American Manufactured gods. not cly In
the nitcd atcs. bat In the nar,,ts II lc world
~ long ~ this principle /, the policy OF this nation
so long will the manufacturing Interests OF Girn,
britain be threatened, aud ard more Of 'iI :,
manufacturers will be- tempted 90 follow IL Titus
salts example and remove thcir great manniacto'cs
Ike tlinilif men # Ireland. however, are not Ia
favor Of Mr. Cleveland, rlcc ION since n,hmcn Ia Ire
rIics IF politics that many should te
supporting th1t po,ea parry IN |ich , are rori ,rn.H'
mean he party Of Grov,r Cleveland.
! ,ound thai Nj. Cleveland l. not popular in Vale
for a uumDrr of sturdy NelChrlrn are mailing ready
10 move their Tin industries to th, country in order ia
improve their ccndi ion and enjoy In thiN favored hand
1 ain FOR Harrison and Rcid b"cauar asa f'puh
| lean. proud Of the record Of my party ana proud 4"
iis history. In favO. Of iroi"cuon - American
ne"s,ries o. nl P''I9," TO , or>t my N'' ~ ias1 %
again a Dependency of Great britain. don't p'opp,e
10 have The wor, of the fathers Of The Republic ur
done and this country handed over. bound hand and
foo 10 the tender m,rcirs %; our oim'r masi'i, ana
cprr,s.or. n, Declaration - Independence with u-
! what IL meant In l'5e.
am in favor Of cycry. citizen 4 the INIT state
cutc that result II this f., the socallcd forcc hl
an IN itvor of honest money want dol
lar to be worth dollar. IN polt or II cqli'alnnt
Therefore am opposed - r".drn 90 that "-um ~
al viaiuio.." the wildcat and rd dog curre> 10
|
poorer. and II /, fttiug thai the Enubon. Iov -.
! mocmcy. parts that never forget. anvihi"- of
a IromiIifnt plank I'm u. Pin form T., senator I:'
! mrnd ~ Vermont iu 'lv chrrdctlrI'. ti, mor
l.ii":.''''' laIa:. ''''"
nccd no other d.mon.tra,ion thai my poIbon 3,
rvrry q zen discover as hr cast, ~ 'fcs r'o"ll
| this masIlfc"ptly prosperous country. Dstcf =
I .nrnicB af. bavmg n1t onil t.c ncc,~sarlr.
but what in England and Europe would De called i..c
7 Inv, - Igxfr - In f..a
rainy day" y. Is shown by The splordld report, oi
suprincudcn.s of bauhirg of ov'ry state in th'
/ am willing to admit ths' Grover Clereiani is n
better man than hi' parry hnt yon 60 not vote t'f
Chicago Convention riunluc upon platform moro
Infamous than "v'n f.. Boz. .piiaii"n. the cii'h on
| bon patform Of 17Gt. witch d'clafod the var 1 'al
urc on the daY hat sherman raccf 'bc "a Gag in t'
Hcmember ana : DO not rcd TO "mgh'-K,' a..
one Hfc should ID" Democratic ficief succeed. Doc
tween Adai F. Stevenson and The Presidency. tos
ilc~c reasons intend % remain WIN a." piri' of
Nncoln Grant. sherman ana Garfield ar1 - II" uf
ronc over 10 Tamnany IIal Irt ~ co~o MP tho
ranks. touch elbows and march on io certain y tory
| ChccFs ana long continued applausc)
Mr.. James WIS frequently interrupted by applau"c
william II. McEroy. of The Tribune. th" n"Ni
sp'akcr. II" said that the Republican, general.
throughout III" country were beginning - feel that
II every Republican did h duty Election Day there
would be no doubt about the result Of the election.
l. j. Ditcnhocfcr of New York. wa, tho next
pcakcr He clearly presented the Issues of the cam
pagn. lie followed with close attention. and Tho
telling point, IN his speech We're warmly applaudod
The whole audience Joined in singing campaign songs
after each speech. and the Republican, present were
firm In their BELIEF that the most beneficial effects
would result from the enthusiasm developed b. the
meeting.
The Officers Of the Harrison and Reid club. of
| rcnrdy are President. !. Hun IroNuluc. vice
| presidents, Charles r. Blauyct 4. L. James, John
| Iylc Edwin Dcmar,st, J. !. Iaul,on, Gcorgc ".
Cantor: secretary, i. X. lngeSol treasurer. +. l..
Maclntyrr. chairman Of the executive committee,
| j. B. Maugham.
Among those present last night were Colonel \. g.
| Demarst ID. r. Atwood. \. {. Dcnarcst, l.. g. Rid
| Out, Garrett DcMOtt, &. l. NOg CiIares VI. Dnlrym-
| pie. Albert Bauvclt, MIR lshsm. Joseph Goht, Is. r.
| lDni T.. f.. ChinnOck, H. j. Waddell, OF Tcnaiy and
| G. Il. DuttOn, OF EnglcWoJd.