New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-29

BRUISES, RHEUNAUSM S0RE
THROAT, SORE EYES, and a."
LNFLANlLA TONS and HEN0R-
RHAGES. Refuse substitutes.
PONDS EXTRACT CO.. 70 FVta Are' Me-" YORK
nroctv 10th the home and foreign markets lor 'ie
nroducis of American manufacture anu md o ~,
agriculture have enlarged our ption Of labor has
increased and the cost OF the necessities Vi hie n''
vr Merchant marine has awakened to new NE
~ activity and development, which promises ~
newed of successful ana ta commanded
i resp~ctfi Consideration from other nations WIFI"
is the sirest guarantee Of peace oa,s,ed itself in
bc lines Of Republican policy and Republican nui ,nt
stration and along those lines IL uss roUH' ~ Wei"
directed and honorable effort. ,,,.soa -, nort,san
mower upon the avowed enemies of the policy
which has produced them we 40 p no' the hands OF
He party which has declared all protection to he nIs
Constitutional We are not SauSnea mis Cor Pres
5nt offers against the destructive tarl p1cy o. is
party In the assertion that that party wouiu pio''o'
fc impotent to accomplish It's purposes. ,, r,,ch
We do not believe giving power TO party Wm6 6s
ayowedly intends to bring about irfc uaae, feebie
hope ,hat inc ,,e Mr. Cevelands plea in this be-
half is fatal admission that his parry po'''''" -
We do not believe in surrendeing the care OF our
newly found foreign markets 10 the r,, nrnvI.ions
pledged 70 the re p q We ' do not believe in
Tendernc the control of National finances to o., Inc
party o Sh sae BsHE clog the wheels Of
business by the creation Of donbu9i au Innrnrs
SG bank poe detecfors aid pae all the State
each from the other by the barrier eO.v i. crcatrs
W hIvc in The continued use of American money
good always and everywhere throughout lie Ancr''
u" We Contrast the dehne and certain presentation OF OF
the policy, the administration and the results o o.
RePHca1 s S aSeepa an With the and
meaningless ge1eraities by which ,he Delo''A''
@ are nrond Of the noble lives the unclonded
characters the tried worth and the honoraoie acste
ment; Of BENJAMIN and nea Without division Of opinion
or Of sentiment with absolute unanmity, we pledee
our 10y" ci"t mill all the votes Mt the approaching
| election have been cast, counted ana returieu'
WHITELAW REDS ADDRESS
The ringing words met warm reception
Tborounon ex-senator Platt came forward again
IN Introduce the next speaker saying: NO"
have the pleasure of introducing to you inc heA'
Vice-Presdent of the United States, the lion.
Whitelaw Reid" Tho coming forward ol
Mr.. Reid was the signal OF thunders OF applause
and the band increased the uProar by playing
Yankee Doodle" When the cheering seemed
L>cadv 70 subside' the speaker was about to
begin. but a renewal Of the signs of enthusiasm
compelled him to wait again. finaHy nc was P'
mitted to begin. lie said
candidate was never more fortunately placed.
Preceded by Brookfcld and Plat, 10 be followed al
once by Warner Miller. and with Chauncey Depew
| and Elihu Root on the platform in reserve. my
speech is already made and this is the opportunity
| OF lifetime for silence.
If is douby fortunate TO after the great head
| Of the ticket who has already spoken to the whoIe
| country on many OCCASIONS. on every phase OF inc
political situation, and has touched nouiihg '"' "o
did not illuminate well as adorn
The good fortune for MS all at this moment Is fir
ther enhanced BY the fact ti1nt we are nearing Tue
close Of our leaders first term. There Is the uue
inspiration of the canvass-a magnihcentiy successiu
! Administration at home and abroad which gives 'he
country now the substantial guarantee not merely oi
fair speech but OF wise and satisfactory performance
II has been able il has been clean and OF good re-
no,q and the whole country knows II and IS at rest
No Intelligent man, North or South, really oouDls Va
| the honor Of the Nation and the integrity OF the
| Executive Department are safe IN the hahds OF Ben
! Iamin Harrison
Well gentlemen Is the country 10 abandon its pres
ent prosperous security and recklessly veatrrc ou
nnon the sea OF changes in the tariff in reciprocity In
| banling I'm currency, in shppirg which the Chicago
platform proposes That depends upon wlether ul'
united Republican party Of the State OF Sev'YorK doc
lis full duty and exers is full strength for the mex
six weeks The preliminary work has been dohe' ahc
| from my knowledge Of the action OF the committees
think may assure you that 1t has been well zone
Can we now have both the organized and the indvid
nal effort OF active Republicans everywhere hrst u
arouse every Republican 10 the necessity OF work ahc
convince him that Victory in this great empire o.
5000 900 souls can ever be had without IT. tuch
have the full Republican vote registered and then
have IT, in spite Of the Australian ballot and othe
new difficulties, fully cast and fairly counted ii so
York belongs to us
For you will not forget that our opponents nav
carried the state for a Presidential candidate bu
three times IN thrtysix years AT the very outset
in 1856 John c. Fremont took away the electofi
vote Of New York from james Buchanan by piu
rality Of 10000 Never, from that day TO this. nav
the Democrats been able TO regain those electoI'i
votes save when they had Il popular leader OF TIL
State as their candidate, with united party beh'n
him. Such a leader, as all the world knows, wa
! Horatio seymour, and such united ana enthusiasm
following he always had. such leader was samus
j. T1lden such another Grover Cleveland wis though
to be when his party first nominated MN 10
President.
Yet Mr. Cleveland carried the State, the hrst uH'
nv 1O47 and the next time he was beaten by owe
ID 600 votes by benjamin Harrison. on that rati'
and under that same leader, what sort OF maJorlt
against him ought NewYork to give ths umef
| VIII YOU take care that the Empire state does IL
Six weeks individual effort and united effort Wi
be enough, If only base our campaign on wha
we are going to do ourselves-not on what we 'anc
or hope the dssensons Of the enemy may 90 io
rs Providence helps those who help themscNe
| rct us only do that, and the very stars In the
courses fight for us.
THE WORDS OF EX-SENATOR MILLER.
After Mr. Reid had taken his seat again, ami
loud applause, the Protection Glce CLUB sang
Then the chairman arose and said "friend'
Y there is harmony everywhere tonight, not on
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