New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
WARNER MILLER AT OSWEGO
CAMPAIGN ISSUES DISCUSSED BEFORE 4
GREAT AUDIENCE
INTRODUCED BY EX SENATOR GEORGE D. SLOAN
FACTS AND FIGURES QUOTED TO SHOW
THE PROSPERITY UNDER THE
M'KINLEY TARIFF.
[BY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE.

M'KINLEY TARIFF.
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osvego. oct. LEA senator Warner Miller ad-
dressed big meeting CT Republicans in this
city 10 night. The meeting was preceded BY fine
rarade OF the Republican clubs of Oswcgo through the
chief streets. Thousands of voters looked upon and
checrcd tho procession. The clubs then escorted Mr..
Miller from the Doo,tle House to the Academy of
Music which ,arly in the evening had been entered
by hundreds of other voters and their wives.
Thousands of persons. who desired be present the
meeting. unable TO gain admtance to the hall.
The platform of the Academy WIS also crowded with
spectators. among them being most OF the leading
Republicans of oswcgO. En- senator George j.. sloan
was elected chairman of the meeting. Mr. sloan. IN
trief speech. SAID that Benjamin Harrison and White
law Reid would be elected. The Republican candidates
had declared their approval Of the Republican plat
form. ON the other hand Mr. Cleveland, while accept
ing the nomination, did not accept the platform.
Mr. Sloan continued as follows:
Cleveland has discovered that public opinion does
more conservative view. lie docs not say that the
protective tariff /, fraud although the Democratic
great eradication of views Ii Is because the other
free Traders IN the Democratic party. who control It,
onnion. Consequently MIR. Cleveland found 1t ncceS
sary TO up a platform Of his own. Does Grover
Cleveland think he make platform for himself ]!
His letter Of acceptance Is before election after cleo
ton he will carry out the party platform The people
Wr tTrvcland We are no, in favor of Free Trade
Il he is; and do not intend to elect Free Trader
&c President. 1t occurred 10 me, after Teadlne so
vaciratins letter of acceptance as that o, Mr.
Cleveland that he would have receievd an appesllon
from the Indians OF Big Chiefly Who ls-Running AWAY
rnr, His Platform j do not wonder that he acted
as he did when he how unpopular the cause OF
Free Trade was.
ex-senator Warner Miller was then introduced by
Mr. sloan as a man who did more to elect Benjamin
Harrison in 1sS8 than any other man. Mr.. Miller
said in part: o-..ro
remember the grand vote you here II sa wS"s sso
o YOU hone YOU will give a. great vote now II
he Republican counties give as large there Sore Will BE-
no question of his election trust that th h. Tos
will be given for Mr. hsri ,3. S Give their Votes
to the rary which has brought it pEospe aisn.d in
Republican party does not n noE re- record II is will
,ne r. rest its claims for reelection upon me rrCor1
Ct the past three years Almost N' pcmocrate ana
Republican is admitted TO be honest ana Hnas w n ad
Of De%ocG cs S%s Hfo power
found there large SURPLUS w are ''lq p rnI' hi, ''
surplus has d Sccrs nnii bold 'n
the charge We have reduced me Heot o nav ae off Ina;
states Was ba pU' "1 ndrs TO h has been
charged with eXtravacance IL was SdI - Ia any
Eio oro oi"mt mat because the Demoy ratio House
appropriated 100000 GOO more lhau ' ~ noo 600
they also passed bills apProP Mnd have Compelled
Us 10 borrow MONEY. q enopco then The Republican
fhp
poh 10 ,i .c,cd we'll There has been prosperity
Throughout Inc land under the EeP "aS,rp IN me
1s,reu9 J.; more prosperous than ever before In
IN Ttory Of the country. We art making greater
value Of am %oTG make more iron
Tnrisnd In the value Of our agricultural produG'S
,Hnro is no country that can come near us III wv
l'e ~ those products foreign trade also Is
larger than before amognting 10 ID 81 one
isnth of the value of internal trade We nave ave
yalu
twenty times foreign trade There Is no' M G
be compared with 1t IN Europe thai Sn@ or pr",eciive
system has been unwise1 no such prospcrt| h.u
growth I the oS IN the p Sn before the war;
We might with justice appeal % The AmsrG9H
Me nppeai on the pocie, Of goysn%sn we hays
are Protection or Trade. wildcat currency or
good req o. PS%r HCar or sf and the
American people decided in favor OF pro,ecutc
tarr Now The Democratic party is pG hc1s EGows
the danger Of unsettled condition In buShe>,
The Dsno,re party to ha ye 5ns on Sc' Gy yoe
three To one in their convent they adopted tha
pparty ever went. by declaring that protective
iarf Is u2conseiuti1na bg' a. ske me po,IS
~ YOU r NT IN ty maoG ro 40 one can s What
his position He leave. the impression on ,ne I'LL
ago. that the protective tariff IS obbery. but NJ says
further. that he will pare the aI1h down s raduaH;
f,r wears than 10 be stricken down by a he,tnine
stroke Are not the Denocrats PLAYING ,we ., o,, 10
wsv IN fudge man rightly is 70 Judge him by VIVA,
he does. Last winter. in CngIe,S h"y n ,tces
They tried TO put wool the free Mt That would haf
stricken down our sheep ana Wool ,er ,,i,ir ~, i
rroioctiv, tarir they will deprive 1000 900 OF Amrr
leans Of rcnuncrs,iv" employment Recuc" vac, wascs
ereI;nr mon peope We read Of the honor, OF fam
& IN Jiis bnt these people were not ,rned to
fe.b fard
40 not az t town Of %cw York state isI iha, YOU
MEASURE the increase Of happness due 70 tna' Dill
0, Inc State increased their deposits over Sl3CUoV)
We arc thus confronted with condition. Ann not i
tleory. Moreover a committee Of the United states
senate has shown that expenses Of families are
lovcr than they We're TIVE years ago nDinr
will purchase more to-day OF manufacturer pro"''c9
than it did two yeare ago ,,
pmocra,s that the tariff Injuries farmer
We consume 30 Per cent Of our own farm products
We export chiefly wheat and corn ana meat, Snppo,%G
md France our farms IN that would have had no
market FOR their small products In that ca'e all
our farmers would have turned their attention to
Wheat raising That would have the effect Of cutting
down TIL price Of wheat one half TO an unremlncrave
figure. The fact IS that the American farmer today
English farmer T. IN slcly Impoverished condition.
Tbus We have given protection the farmer a. we'll
10 the manufactures. The farmer cmoNo , an u,
prt-iIc,s the last two wears He is buying his
suear at cents pound. where two year, ago ne
paid cents a pound. In nav county OF lIrrsimcr
cheese is a cent pound higher. bntl"r y mIn ,'
nav * higher most things that me ar
her produces higher. IIas not inc
vain. az the potato crop been cnhancen Dy
The Mckinley bill Tens o. thousands Of dollars have
o sp,4.RSa a III III the @s 3G SfKil. ar1% '''
T1Irn wherever YOU will. Won viii see That me
American protective tariff has benefited M c1untrN.
Tha, system is threatened with destruction by inc
Democratic party. Would II be wise 10 d"Nroy u
system which has brought rs surh pr0sPcnn Ono,
seems 10 me that the part Of vision demands tiia
the American people shall continne I'M, system
believe that the majority of tb" American pope ~
firmly grounded In this faith, ana by thciF VOWS VIII
sustain II.
WORKING; HARD ABOVE THE HARLEM.