New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
ENCOURAGED ON ALL SIDES.
LIVELY MONDAY MEETINGS.
rrsr,yoxv FROM WHOLESALE DRY GOODS MEN

TESTIMONY FROM WHOLESALE DRY GOODS MEN
.,n rpov OTHER LINES OF BUSINESS.
I'll. Wholesale Dry goods Republican Club turned a
cotunr c1ln upon the Democratic platform NJ 'e'''
49, meantime meeting at No. 324 Broadway "
hor ~ short sharp vOlleys OF cold fact "erS
hd against II bv various members Of the cuo "i"o"
hacked the big hall from end to "nd' Inc 'p,,n'Io
were confined five minutes each' anu NV "
was reuc ant TO allow each one !" n'aAe d" VI" -
his remarks. g.. ..
~, n,,ao,, on Tuesday and h. WINS prond to be
owl. o. c,st n for such President rs General Ha'-
rsou and such n policy "a Protection 10 Am'r'"''
industries. Npplause) Leonard LovcndaN' VIM w.
many wears voted the Democratic uche'' s"'
-easons for Joining the Republican ranks US fIo'e.uo.'
Rcc,procity and sound Money. Lawrence pe No'',
an Encli,hman by tirh, gave a grapmc aooo""' "
the wrrtched condition of the British labThs n'
.ra comnared II with that OF his American f'io"
A T. knapp OF the umbrella manufacturing HI" Vi
Ellis Knapp & CO., In Broadway 'olu o' .'''.
in his busness since the Mckinley tariff. ana niecu
the Young men present to prepare themselves oy
study of the political issues OF the day LOT e',',s
ON m. prosperity Of the land after the white 'l" "
Republcsns Of to-day had passed away ana "i -"
honor and lts growth In their keeping he WIS '"'
applauded. A. n.,owors
Charles n. Treat, cx.Conarcssman from DeH""'''
who did much to return Republican '"i'r. ,
senator from that State then spoke eioi'c"p ."
conyineingy OF the bright Republican prospects ~ IL
South assuring his hearers that the people oi DC.
were beginning TO see that 1t was ihuc" wv.
ally themselves with the Interests OF TIER great ,'%
TONERS the North. than 10 remain chhihPo !" Wv
business rivals. the Southern agricultural H1'"
audience was quick to appreciate this Eoou o''" .n
point AS well as another which he maze vi wy
subject Of the Mckinley act and its m"ue"'' "a
wages lie proved that Protection not only inc'''''
Inn
nance of work for the mechanic all the year "ro"''
In prosperous factories. thus raising the yearly "''
Of wages earned TO substantial figure
W b. Fuller the efficient vice president OF the ciuo'
also made some pointed and Inspiring re"""
and the many admirers Of Professor Adams WHO
leads the singing OF the club. presented 70 MN
handsome baton, which gracefully acknoWi'us"''
Among the many active business men present "'r''
f. A. Treat. +. i. Hanncr Sgourncy W Fay A'''.!
Leland Frank s1dcrs, Albert p Frost. Leol"'"
Howard, J. owen. ". II. ecrow, h. j. 'ha"'e ~"
Marvin Wood.
Downtown insurance men fockca 10 'H' ''''''
OF the Insurance Mems Harrison and REID C"'hp''h"
Climb no 81 Pines. yesterday nj noon. packed u'e
room and Joined IN the campaign songs VII" INV
emf husiasIn Of boys. iOhn W. Murray was ''' '''
man and Gcn,rai Stewart L. Woodiord the hrsl 'p""
cr He said that If Democracy meant any """s ~
tho ,r.sent day IL meant that the Democrats "'rc
travelling townrd Free Trace Protection ta"Hnt
man IN low, Inf. home and hi, country. serious bnsi
moss men should remember that no matter what th'
!cmocruts might shy about the purposes OF INC p'ni
ocratic party. The action taken by the pem"''"'o
bushes, men at the Lenox Lyccim at recent meet
ing clearly explained tn" free-trade pro'iINi''' Va
their marty II their views prevailed our industries
would he crushed inch by inch, until tho importing
bouscs and soup houses would brcone the nauoh"
Industries
In this great country the people could make every
thing they needed. anG II WIS not faIr 10 give .a
work TO men n" sea. ih'rc J. no VA
that Protection will foster monopolc'. IL TINS o'uh
try there are no custom houses that lar oh' ''"''
from another and The people Of the United states
have Free Trnde among themselves. II man III
New England is making TOO much money IN h'7 O"'
mes. somebody IN NewYOrk Will start factory h'u
"A healthy competition will be developed IN our nome
market. that Will regulate the price Americ"
the market of the world. We have got u" hhsHah
marke, for everything that England wants. but Eng
land has not 90, our market for the things That can
he made here England desires our markets., but
Americans should 20 into business Tor themselves
and retain their home market
Al the close Of General wocdford's speech three
rousing cheers were given for him ana three ior
President Harrison.
The campaign song servic. which pI"cedeS '"e
oo, hour mccttngs OF the Harrison and Reid Campaign
clnb OF the wholesale drug oil and paint men a. N'
IL Maiden Lane. was led ycsicidd yO> MI DANe"p" u
III. pianist and large number Of prominent basihr''
men Joined icarlily Ia The songs. NJ the cos" :"
the singing George j. scaDury. thc PRESIDENT Of TIE
club introduced r. H. kennedy and Henry -. hoo
son A. the speakers. Both made raiting speeches
aud their we're generous ~ Their app AuSc
The cub will hold u meeting 10 day NJ Tie cgbrypm
~ tli. .,ue lDlr and November they VIII hod
q jubilee. Among those pfnseA Vc'ieTdAy ~eIr
Wu.m ] BAIRD Jane Il. HOrn-r. A. Il. Roger,
ir LANES ". barker. IL. Mex. hirA!hd. Carl Merk,
C. H. Iatrlck, j. +. q. larr,, >. NJ Money penny
Cnarl,, W,isz, Hurry Z. Lows and l.. William DC
Zcller . -. 1t,
There was large Attendance at the West side
bushes. Mems KopIhllCan CLUB meeting yesterday
at n0.n An the While star Hotel, No. GOi Chambers
st. { ,!onel u. F1Ukin Hart occupied tt chair
md made a brief speech Charles II. Tcat. OF Della
ware made Il spicy speech on prot'c loa = American
industries aud cited several in,ttnc' where Demo
cInts VINO had been benefited by iha protective
mrif had promised vote for Harrison and Reid
Good singing, large attendant ani plenty d en-
ihLslnam made tho ml..tng an cLlOynL. one