New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
CLEVELAND IN NEIV-JERSEy.
HE ADDRESSES A DEMOCRATIC MOB.
HIS wAIr, OF BRIBERY NOT REsUMED-REMARKS
EY SENATOR MCPHERSON AND
Mr.. IIARRITY.

Mr.. HARRITY.
The hooutiful black mud which years Of local Demo-
c,ntlc mlsruc has bestowed on Jersey Oty was
churnrd to n condition OF more than customary
sickness last night by the trampng feet OF howl
ING ,pob who turned out TO greet "New-Jersey s
| t.vort. SON. This was the title by which Chair
| man william Brinkcrhod introduced Grover Ceve-
land % the unruy mas of perspring Democrats VINO
crowded the little Oakland Avenue Rink In that
uv The aroma which prevailed In that stuGy little
buldlng equaed In penetrating effect the odor OF the
flower show at MADISON square Garden. II differed
from II in character. The " unterried' Democracy
OF Hudson County had fought like madmcn to get Into
| rho rink through the one door that was
| o,,,rded by half dozen desperate policemen, and
| when they got into the building and took long
breath the effect was pungent and powerful enough
TO lit the roof
Nj Brinkcrhon in his opening speech assured his
hearers that nothing but the urgency OF the present
emergency had called him forth from retirement To
preside Mt IL public meeting. But though he rad
been apathetlc In Mst years. his loyalty had never
vayered from the Democratic party. Thercuppn the
section OF the Democratic party next adjacent give
great howl Of Joy at being thus relieved from tho
horrible fear that possibly Mr.. Brnhcrhoh's loyalty
might have been mslaycd inadvertently swept Into
the dust heap.
Mr. Cleveland got a fairly enthusiastic greeting.
His speech which contained no hint OF the bribery
to quietly, with the exception OF two scries OF the
d lice with drunken men and the loud cutlery OF nm In
ftnt Democrat whose mother was being crushed LII the
centre OF the hall. one sentence ending with "uh-
lust taxation drew forth \ round OF applause At
three other points industrious gentleman hanging
on to Il post Mt the right OF the stage started An
embryo cheer, hut 1t died before 1t reached maturity
Nr Cleve,and's remarks are appended
Fellow Citizens: Two considerations have had much
To do with my acceptance OF the Lind Invitation
rendered me to DC vie" yoL to-nSnt' qua nos itri
quite lac allowing the cnHlNgn 10 co" "i'o", '.Nl
Ing nv native state, and desired - meet again face
10 face n representation OF the Democracy Of New
Jcrseyune q. the ravcst ana most st"Idast dlVsiVls
In the grand army OF National Democracy.
tigh years rg,, Dhru ano hcr rir>ilt"tih campaign
had advanced nearly to the precise stage the present
one has reached came to our State and d'cnr 1t TO
be- my unde>ia ding ~ the Democratic creed tha all
taxation should limited to tie requirements VI an
economical Government, and That every cent taken
from the pockets OF the people beyond these require
meuts was no better than robbery. ,
ncrd not recall to our minds the result OF that
campaign. With Democratic President and House
Of Rceentay,. you hnow no" nan t5a noiicv of
The country. and how constantly we worked 10 rehev.
the people from the burdens Of taxation when hau
thoIr origin the exlgenccs Of terrible and wasting
war. but had been continued through many years OF
Pee 20 ryr me pgp' ~, OF priDe rgg G e ond well
fare against the taxing q The poor TO increase use
Representatives was defeated by Republican senate
thus demonstrating low far The majority OF that lPGy
removed rom sympathy Win IHe H''dS VI .h'
people From the rsncy u the Senate We appealed
asain in nnother Presidential election to the people,
with III plcdzN that Il ntrl>tea with power. W. woa
SIN continue the struggle TO recify the wrongs o.
M unjust tariff In the camlnign oil lssa We sun
followed the banner upon which was cmblazoned TIE
legend Unnecessary taxation Is unIw, taxation
II i needless 10 remind you 81 the agencies which
operated TO defeat the democracy IN hat campttiSn'
II impossible for our opponents 10 overlook The iict
That our contention Is he casc OF tG people had ar
rested the attention Of the voters 81 thu hnd 20 seh
an extent that there WAS danger In the further In
cn oSd ' Women s who o v for the scant
Of NE were fair and just; and they awoRe to the
On h;r part that these burdens should be made more
easy. Then II was that tho conees ,on was made
and rodlustcd; aud then was that the party whose
representatives, H. the senate had defeated our plan of
rcf lmporcd the people to trust them aud rang me
adjusted by IL, flcnd" Ot course this involved the
prctencc Tint the kerb!lcnn party not only com com,
THUS pledged. they gained ascendcncy in every
Tonr wears have ia,sei. and in another Presidential
campaign You IRE asked 70 Judge OF me manner III
Which tn pledges have hnen kept. and TO determine.
I'm thu Fight ~ present conditions. whether the hcnch.
promised at N, last National election as result OF
rrc tarlN has been amended, II not by rs friends.
EVIDENTLY by the friends Of those who grow rich under
wori Of The friend, OF the pccpe. Has M PITY
which promiscd to be their friend hrh'eneh .
bnd"n Of If' in thc homes Of onr land DO you
r'rts aud ADVANTAGES your labor. should suppl,
Whor, arr tho increased woeeS Of onr worE'ngr n
vhIcI ihcv r, assn ID " Nh follow the nmeniu eat
Of rhc taAG l., rs f~end-l You know thA' bros"n
promise and VIOLATED pledges are scattered all along
ago. they care to t',o people with fair words
The Democratic party with n, fal'hlessness 10
excuse AMI no shor;coninss to explain again appcals
cl.rc, It's continued adhesion 10 the doctrine that the
Government hns no right T. burden the people BY
iaNntcp beyond tie nccc'sitc, Of l." economical al
New-Jersey has nevcr fnlt'r,d in hcr support o.
his doctrine since the struggle IN tho peoples cause
began. Her voters have been s'c1ifaSt AT hr polls
In spite ~ every Establishment and the valiant hght
~ her senior senator on tho floor OF the senate Tor
honest tariff reform has arrested The attention. ana
country. Your state IS now asked to repeat the
verdict shc has twice rendered.
And why should not this verdict be forthcoming
The evils of thr present tariff are greater than those
NJ oinc proof Of the ,asIty OF RepuhNcnn promises
which four years ngo you refused 10 believe. These
conditions and Your p~nocraiic tradti'nS stu N the
noss ~ your Sto,c In IN" cause 81 Democracy main
tGlncd IN many a hArl-fought b'ttlc, forbid your
Tho National Democracy rc-ts rs hope for success
Tho pncs intel, n, AN and G",Gsm and
voters will not be hartcrei away. in tho front rank
he banner Of Vow Jersey ond in tho din Of victory
We shall listen for the familiar shout Of NewTerseys
Dcmocracv.
Arcr Nr. Cleveland. Senator NcrHerson delivered
in sng.song vclcc tho speech which b. has made
scoro or two times IN this campaign That Is 10
saw h" delivered ab0u three fourtls OF n before the
chairman Shu; him of. IInlf 'he crowd hal left the
hall by that time.
Mr. IIarry came forward in response TO loud calls
ana said may say for the National Committee
that consider the outlook very bright We hope
that the election next Tuc'iay will result In Mr..
Ccvcland's clc ton" The crowd chccrcd fcebly at
tho cold comfort thus dealt out and made Wild rush
10 ssrk, Nr. Cleveands hand. The disorder was SO
great that the promised fifteen minute reception was
cut to three minutes tn" polio forming around the
rx President ana forcing their WAY to tho door. A
review held nj the Hudson Democratic Club, In
which about four uniformed clubs and two organIza
licn, In plain clothes passed under Mr.. Clcveands |
~ ROSY cheeks aru