New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
b REPUBLICANS HOLD \ BARBr'OE'
rEAsT1NG AND SPEECHES AT 4 GRAND RALLY =
SENECA COUNTY.


rTAsTING AND SPEECHES AT 4 GRAND KALih ~
SENECA COUNTY.
Seneca Falls n T., sept. 10 lspcciaI-ih' V'p"'''
cans OF Seneca County opened the c"i'P"N"
a barbecue and rouslng meeting ut 'ayuga Ia"e
porl this aftermath Notwithstanding that the Week
was full Of celebrations including Il big dehohs''"
ton on Labor Day and big hfemen's p'f'"e SVS'c'
dav "A large and enthusiastic crowd "N'enpo" ~
hear the issues of the day discussed ADont 'i''"
the assembagc called TO order by comfy Oo'''
m,tteem,n Frank owens, Of Seneca Falls, and DE-
r. b. Covert selected ms Chairman anu 'oN"
H. Messenger 81 Canoca. a. secretary. N''n"ii'
Vonn,dv NJ SYRACUSE was the first speaker lie SAID
that rs this was to be "a campaign OF education ne re-
oue.cd the closest scrutiny OF every poh' th nc "ou
rds, This was the wish Of the Republicans. who hah
nothing 81 conceal and no willo'thew 10 Iolio"
II the be dispassionately studied there WI" We
no question Of the triumph Of the Republican party
Look tb. country over and over and YOU VIII sce
II more prosprrous than ever before. In 1850 The
Republicans found u debt OF S2,7Oo,O0o,ooo. Inc lie
publican party redeemed the country ana h"uo o''
people prosperous and happy The RepubhoaR POM s
If contention. Although the Democrats know me
workingmens wages have been greatly llcIcdscu u''s
he arf ON every yard Of cloth Is paid by me con
sumer. Republicans say II Is pdd ~ ue i,'e's,
10 cents Then there no duty. The Rcpubii.
cans placed a otcent duty and to-day you can buy
a
workiDgmen that they arc taxed y denin m a,nuea
to farmer, at The close q which h, TsSlye% I'd
hearty applause: John Van Dusan cry At'Tney , "a
south Omaha S.s TO sat the S Ss assf p people to '
that New-York or any down East worhngmrn WOMB
vote FOR the Democratic party Inc Steamer The
Democrats, who haven't shown the least signs OF
making campaign move, looked on Win aila~' "'c"'
s,Df.>. n y i
The Republicans uf Railway formally opened tho
campnlgn Friday night with enthusiastic rally al
their new headquarters In the McTshon building I'll"
large hall was filled 20 ovcrnowiug with al audience
composed largely Of artisans and mechanics enghgcd
IN the numerous manufactures OF the place. VINO
showed q deep interest in the presentation OF inc
issues Of the campaign, which were ably ana 81"
oucntly discussed by Major Z. H. Iansborn. The
speaker confined his remarks chiefly To the tarih.
The speaker frequently asked II there WIS any one
present who desired TO aek him any question: THIS
offer was several times awaited Of. aud IN each In
stance tie questions were fully and fairly aS"'rc'
One man, All Euglishman, was especially inqui'uVc
and underworld 10 enter into a discussion win Tue
speaker over the point Of wages, denying that The
laborng man received much better wnse' here
than In England Ills attempt 10 pose a. al op-
pressed wage-eaTner .fectually sluclched ~
Mayor Chamberlain. who. arose after the man Eid
become annoying, and told The Major not {" pay any
more attention ~ the man. q lie has lived In Rah
way said the Mayor "abOut two years ago, and never
did d days work In all that umo.' This remark
convused the house, and amid shouts OF laughter the
Rnclishman subsidized. Perhaps" replied the Major
" ho thought Protection would enable him 10 live IN
this country without working AZ all With cheers
for Harrison and Reid the meeting broke up. III"
club will hold meetings Friday night at which
xrll-Aown speakers viii make addr' sse. The Officers
OF the club are President Thomas Potter secretary
otto Graves; CORES poldlng secretary, H. H. Il. Good
rch; treasurer, William Howard.