New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
BROOKLYN'S BIG MEETING.
SPEAKING TO AND FOR KINGS COUNTY.
ELOQUENT ADDRESSES BY CONGRESSMAN BoU
TELLE AND EX-CoNGRESsyEN WHITE
AND WALLACE.

The Republicans Of Brooklyn turned out III large
numbers last night TO cheer for Harrison ana heiu
and the enthusiasm and earnestness wmch theS us
played made II evident how senseless was every ihI
that the party In Kings County wouii not 90 is Iu
duty in polling large vote for Protection and honest
money Long before the hour for calling the meeuh.
which wa, held last night under the auspices OF the
CAMPAIGN Committee came around, the great Cief-
mont Avenue Rink was filled with people IL WIS
typical Brooklyn audience alert and Intelligent anu
every pOint made by the speakers met with quo" aPpe
ciailon Lieutenant McCulOchs orchestra occuPcu tue
gallery and the selections played by them kept 'ne
audience almost constantly cheering until congress
man William c. Wallace. the chairman OF the meeuhg,
appeared Warren G. Treadweu was secretary III"
the following the vlce-pgesidents: -
I : r. stranahan Howard VI. Smith, benjamin r.
silliman Charles a. Moore. f. W. Bliss T. D"'en'
Church. John A. Nichols, Willis i. ogden, Darwin IA
James, Timothy L. Woodruff John Ii. ou''o'' HiD'V
j. Newton Charles Moulton, Charles Dodo, JAZZ
Worth W. c. Wyckof j. S. Nugcnt, Charles J. luel'
Iohn p seorIes f. A. Doty, Charles +. Bennett, r.
Lott Nostrand Florian Grosjean Jackson N"inice'
William Bern George Il. Forester, Charles Kay
Charles r. Kepp F. F. Williams, Andrew D. bairu'
william C. Bryant, Jesse johnson, George j.. Cohl's'
c. T. Donnell Henry Bnstow, hhIah IL
Kennedy A. :. Arnot \. H. i".,me,'
John Mooney, DR.. William d. :,
William H. Curtin Henry Jones John Noonen, T..
N.ldrpm F. F. Johnson W. G. Herbert. James John
son. II. J. Wagner d. II. Rockwell, Thomas Hobby
joseph Benjamin. Charles Engert, Thomas I. smith
Henry Schul7 II. Kennedy, {. D~hycf' Henry VA
ford H. Bledcrbick Max Erdtmann, william a. boo'h'
DR. Henry Asher John W. Matthews, ;. l.. bacNus'
william : Lyons. Il. H. Bracket Charles ~ Noh-
radv Arson Stratton, Il. ;. Barnes, ). NJ oohHi'l
! " Chapman. If. c. Collins. NJ. T. Davidson l..
A. Fish, J. W. rockingham. Andrew Jacobs. W. >
Kende, william ii. Male. George T. heyhoiu'' 'o''
W. srearne and A. Abrahans.
CHEERS FOR Mr. WALLACE.
Mr. Wallace wos received with cheers as he took the
PLATFORM followed by ext Congressman :. v Nih''
After calling the meeting to order, Mr. Wallace said
II Is not my purpose attempt any discussion OF
the important issues involved in this great National
a VI lnpnbS scakcrs Those Republicans who
obtain their knowledge and form thrlr lmpc9'ions :"
the condition Of the Republican party In Kings '2unH
iom tlIr rcrn-al Of Drmocatic newspapers probably
regard us ms discoriant. dlsgrlntlcd and dsunl'ed
n,Tfv Those who believe they know hcirNe ulli no
pnfe ardent Jealous men pledged their allciiance to
the Republican cause than thosc VINO I"'ln u'o ~. ~,
publican party Of h; s cqn@y Of paTy pocy but mo-
petty difference, no casa o pcrogdnu, and r.
our gallant standardbcacrN Appa19.e II ho1 our
friends The enemy building llusvc hop's
cpubn d,cord or Party ina ,hd Wrs is
Of Broolyn and Kings County. under me Aulr ';.ol
ship Of the chairman of The campalsh c"Ul ,,
intend that every voter ms county VINO h'h'N'N
HAT the tariff Tor the Protection of the American
vorlmen and Of American industries IS CONSTITUTIONS
who believes that the honesty ana integrity ui ~"
Smc,icrn dolla should bc maintained. who believes
that Reciprocity Is blessing and no hHlhhs' Ni,l
on election day cast his vote for Harrison ana h1n'
Te Isoy american Prosress n s,d PToHcTlhiy
EcpuhlIcan party. U'hccrsJ The present ConGr',H
is an uncovcrnablc democratic collection Of ir,aks
and dcmag0gues laughter, ana you cannot pom. ~
one affirmative act ~ National "f-lation cmhhauns
from the Democratic party ~ E'pnnntn a -, WI
recall the DAYS ~ successful r'el-tdh'" 10 u'e
lion we recall the days Of successful contest ior
National financial honor We recall NE da,s 81 ,n
c orc nrond OF onr pnst and have faith in present
and future. prolonged applause
EX.CONGRrSsMAN WHITE SPEAKS
tn. chairman then introduced cN.Congrc sman White.
Just a, he began speaking Francis H. Wilson chairman
Of the Campaign Committee entered tho hall. accom-
PANEL by Congress. Charles A. Houiee' OF Name
Cheer after cheer greeted the entrance ~ the Maine
Congressman whose olcIucncc the people lad come to
hear Mr. White referred pleasantly 10 Mr.. Bouele
and said that Notwithstanding the coming OF th" hsnc
Congressman, lie would 20 on with hls Remarks ana
Give his friend chance TO rest a minute. Among
other things Mr.. White said
propose TO take for my text fr a discussion
~ The iarin the declaration OF the Democratic plat
form adopted In convention. Ia which IN" 1uhirS
was startled By being told that tnrh dntlc, ior any
purpose but for revenue only were uncohsuiuuVhM
am going l. examine Tat dec :fatiOn III ne llght
of American history. We shall hnd It not wholly
new d,a with some Democrat, though never before
was II 80 plainly declared. Whenever have had
Protection We have had prosperity, and when Free
Trade or fnin for revenue only has been our policy
We have lad disaster follow. lChecrsl
II under the first tarH act Of l1-0 That Pro
lection first began to develop tn country. washing
ton did not know Tint Protection va, unconstitutional
~ (, shown by his remarks I'm favor 81 Protection III
his m's .aIes. C.c,r' ,onn H1ans n'i ,nya
r'n'.r ~ nrmorrnry said Tint the Protection of
laior. (ipplausc.) Madison said II would b" just
still furthrr 10 protect and foster manufactures
..ff.r f4tfi gggfl
posc to give you some democratic testimony as 10
what followed the repeal Of The protective tarlh Of
I-le Ecnton said that there no employ mort
for industry, demand for labor. no market for
produce. sales except under foreclosure L"rd
would pay for England to Scni good- 10 IN, country
and II need be sell them at To-, to stinc t" infant
They feel The same way now In England. 1hcers5
In 1924 ,hc tard was restored. Then "ipc
Evening POST IN July Of Tat year. hid an article
telling how it woud ruin tho country. which You
might have thousht VA pnn'd In tiG't parrr yes t~r
teriay. The POST j, Hike the CinAclnn boy VINO iuT
DE nrst time cav q steamboat and after asking the
man AT the wheel what was loose mnny times without
gSt lnS a, answer hnaiE sa co., hnc rrcVin th"
thing up dausi,er( For seventy year We have
benjamin Harrison is nj the wheel prolonged cheers
1t complains that he keeps ~scrcwin, on hrr up g.,
Constitution didn't know Protection unconstitu-
ional. The first Presidents wore al Pr9tectonls's,
under the Free Trade tariff. aud in day In the
Sixth Ward 81 New York 5000 were drawn up In
line "a get soup 10 Keep alive. want 10 contrast
the history % Democracy and Republicansm on
finances. The Treasury statements show TINT after
Inanv wears OF Democratic rule In lsoO the actual
available balance ~ ,32O.7G1 ~ June 30.
100 under Republican rule II was s38i, I40,34s CD.
lChccrs.) Mr. nreckinridge told Won the other night
In brooklyn that the trouble with III" tariff WAS that
when the workngman stopped to buy his wife n
dress he bought 60 cents worth Of cloth and 40 cents
worth Of Protection lie did not tell you that he took
home sixteen yards AZ & Ii cents when he used 10
pay from TO IL IL cents for It, Great cheerngD
WORDS or CONGRESSMAN DOuTELLE.
Mr.. White used several interesting documents IL
Illustrating. the Views OF the lie quoted. and sub
Stimulating his statements finances
Chairman Wallac" said that Maine was held In great
pect by Republicans. The records OF the state De
partment bore testimony TO the work OF one Maine
man for the country. and there was another Maine
man who had high rcpute as statesman and from