New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
WHITE PLAINS AROUSED.
RIG oUTPoURING OF REPUBLICANS.
v,-s.MEETING AND PARADE-sPEEcHEs BY
WARNER MILLER wHITELAw REID
AND OTHERS

AND OIhEho'
II must be a pleasure TO any public speaker ana
cpecialy to a Republican, TO address an auoencc a.
,t.ncent and appreciatve the one which gathered
" 9, Johns Hall at White Plains last night There
ra perhaps 800 people inside the nail ana se'eral
hundred on the outside Who cOuld Hot yet H. ~
.as a representative meeting and there were Pe'plc
from all parts Of the county. There was also nun"
~, NJ delegates to the county c0hVenuoh WHICH was
~, AZ White Plains yesterday, who remained to at
"a the meeting The demonstration was gwen uhlcr
w. management OF the Whitelaw Reid Republican
campaign Club, and was a great success Inc "h''e
plains Coored Republican Club had torchight pro
,.sson and marched with military precision Dehliu
tho White Plains band. ,ou -,
,omncnt Republicans of the county. including several
a, the candidates for county offices, who were nomi-
rated yesterday. samuel c. Miller, president OF the
club introduced eX-Jtdge william H. Kotcr son "s
chalrman lie greeted with cheers ana was
,rsouently Interrupted by applause as he spoke lie
nredcted that the Republicans would carry In inc
canning election not only the state OF New-lorK' out
tho United States lie then said that the people
s.nt we're not invited to an ordinary entertainment.
rh., would have the pleasure OF listening to two OF
~. most distinguished citizens OF the state. Juoge
nnhsrtson then introduced ex-senator Warner Miller
rSar. was terrific outburst Of applause when Mr.
,,,ler arose He devoted considerable time to TN
,tc and upset the fallaces and falsehoods OF tie
UemOCrdNC
tho alleged unconstttutlonanty Of the present tariff
~. said 81 know the Democratic candidate
.o undertaken TO write himself of that
,..,orrn but Governor Hill, who is always Demo
ot said in Brooklyn that this plank IN the platform
go. the true Democratic doctrine / have Tsht
-. osk what the Democratic party Will 90 II II sue
.s.ds Mr.. Cleveland has left It unanswered what
=. will do He has said that manufacturers are ROB
h.~ and that the whole protective tariff IS wrong.
I'D vet he saws that must not destroy these ROD
,sr. too suddenly. That is queer logic; that man
ohio has been stealing should be allowed to continue.
dont think your minister would let thief 80 INTO
b,s church on the condition that he would steal pt
. little each week until he finally stopped but that
IL nrecsey the doctrine laid down by Grover Oeve-
- We ought 10 know whether the Democratic
n,r,v 1, trying 10 fool the people Its platform Gays
protection Is unconstitutional. and its candidate says
hst ths prosperity OF our industries must not be sud
denly stopped
Tn. benefits Of the tariff were shown in many par
tleuar instances also the unquestonaoe effects re
trade would produce labor Reference was also
made to the so-caled Force BILL" and to the mag
p6cen, Administration OF Benjamin Harrison MI
Miller closed by challenging for the Republican party
The most thorough investigation Of its record Tor the
thirty years 1t had Ccen in power.
Mr. Reid was an interested listener 10 the greater
part OF Mr.. Millers speech. He was not present at
the beginning of the meeting but when he came in he
greeted Win SlOllll OF
M Psid had been introduced by Mr.. Robertson, he
spohe feeingy o; the reception given 70 him by bis
townsmen. Taking up the record OF tlko Republican
"srv he asked il there was any one here. without
distinction Of party who wanted the RenocTaf pasT S
made for the United States BE then referred 70 the
Mckinley act and said that under It the country
snake OF President Harrison and the circumstances,
Which every American citizen must dspor,s which
Reid then talked on practical politics and urged the
necessity Of citizen 70 register and to vote ,o
SPOKE, and the meeting came 10 close amid cheers
for Harrison and Reid.