New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
TIE CAMPAIGN IN THE STATE.

LARGE MEETINGS ADDRESSED BY REPUBLICAN,
LEADERS At ROCHESTER AID ELSEWHERE
Rochester, oct. IL lSpecian.-Oscar +. Williams 81
this city, United States Consul at Ilavre arrived III
Rochester this morning from Washington. where ne
had Interview with President Harrison relative 10
the pardon Of q French criminal. Mr.. Williams Will
remain until ate. election THIS everinr NJ. VIII Ans
addraS,ed a large Republican meeting AT Gates, a
country town In Monroe County, and afterward was
driven this city, and spoke at the dedication OF the
Third Ward WlEwam. The exercises were par
tcpa;ed in BY Republicans OF the city generally ana
beside Consul Williams. John Van voorhis. The Re
publican candidate for Cohgress. and Others spoke
Mr.. Williams IN his address confined himself chiefly
90 discussion Of the tariff and Reciprocity. Quoting
The decllrtiOn Of the Democratic National Convention
that a protective tarh Is unconstitutional. he cited
The fact th1t Pres dent Washington, JULY 4. 1859,
put his name 10 tie second act OF Congress, talh
measure as positively protective for It's time as Is
the Mckinley ill today and at that time the dis
cu>s!On concerning the scope OF the Constitution va,
still fresh. Jefferson. the hOuorcd Democratic leader,
too the speaker continued, took the position OF the
Republican party II today when he urged the con
tinuaiion Of protection even when Il brought money
I'm excess Of Tie Governments needs. advocating the
Use 81 the excess In internal Improvements. John
Adams Madison and Monroe also advocated the same
policy in their administrations. and all at the same
time Joined a protective tariff league In New orl.
during Monroe, Admin >tratlon. day. the sp axe"
added the party Of Cleveland would dcnouncc these
former leader, - guilty Of unconstitutional acts
The speaker then referred 10 the Democratic plat
form Of 1-G- rs illustrating that The party harp
ing on AN old s'rn, when a. makes ,ho cry NJ IN
coa,tlWtlonalily. In that year II declared the Re
construction measures unconstitutional these meas.
urcs embracing the NlVth and XVII Amendments.
Norwich. y. y. oct. II l>pecian.-ln spite Of at
fractions cscwhcrc BuIr'- Opera House was packed
,tr.. IsiI fir r.ft l.ur
senator W. : Kerr Of Ohio. There were moro women
I'm thc audience than lad been seen before at a
poli'l,al meeting in this city. The chairman 81 the
county committee !. j. BlXby. presided. The speaker
Of the evening wa, introduced 10y Congressman George
". Ray. senator Kerr opened his speech with a
brilliant description Of the Columbus pageant 30 Ne"
York. He paid y glowing tribute To the Republican
NOMINEES for President and Vice President, and also
,lid d good word for ii" Chenarso County rch"'.
I'll, discussion Of the tariff able. ~, rcmarl>
were frequent, applauded. The meeting was "a
cocllugy enthusiastic Good judges P'dict tha til>
county, which gave Republican ma!on'y Of ll37
four years ago. will show majority Of iuAy zoo
for Harrison and Reid
Cans. oAallc y. l.. oct. le 0Spcclal-Thc Repub
licn- and Democrats Of thi, vlag and the nciehbor
hood gave Roswell G.. IIorr Iou,ng reception last
night Eager Opera IlCu,c being filed 10 It's utmost
capacity. Tn" audience Wa largely mad" up 81
d., farmers Of III, region. who greatly inter
cstcd iu The ISSUES %, presented by u"ir resp" u'r
parii,. and VIII, are anxious for all tn" hnOwl"de'
They cam got ON the subject ol the tarn. Bri"i'
the address there fiuc street parade. ana ih'
line ~ march VA, thIournd hy hundreds 81 SPEC 10
tor Who chccIcd The Arkc Escort. a. they passed
b. Mr. llnir~ adde's Wa aN exposition ~ i'
tiriH policy ~ th" Republican party. ard va 81 ar
concise and convincing. The speaker NPAu'u . D"
Protection hcucNi- The worhnsmcu ~ tu- country
aud slowed hy -rvcr.I example, how tie farmer ar
being aided ly t.' Mckinley LW. li.- pe"cI "'.
nill 10. Instruction and Wa % decided -uDD
HuNalo d. - special Grne'nl Gc'ee. \. ~uori
lau ~ New ! ,fi. mad" gvat speech 40 10" h'lmb
lcan Couu> Convention here yesterday. II made ih'
was shown over t." convincing argument maze. II'
older q man crows" said General sheridan. the NOR
,.l- Hie Dec h-cou.- and iNr Stronger E'l"'d l N' r
il bee j. hu.l' on tH" neh liu" l'uhF IN" iIt' %
| Gnn,ial s1r,s'an r~k~l. What ~ i'f j. TIE Gov
other so,,icc would ia" Ere, Trade Democrat lop f.
derive II from" hlloVinc tlis thc s1'a.cr poI'''
! Of tIr calamity cry That tine dufy i- added to uf
price After De Lad finished speaking The audicho
gave three cheer for Conceal Nier.dn9. r....,,,...
Medina, oct. l. special. rnIth', E'pNhhc ~
demonstration here was one - the most cn'luIa ia
and success ful ever held In MI. place. l'" "iai
| included many handsomely unf rmei Organization
| imongcd wish people. Henis opera House va
wdcd ana hundreds were iur'ci AWAY. urahlr =
-ecur,. standing room within ~'und - tn" speak 'r'
voices. Ex Governor hine'rv ~ Main" fNf,'I ii
n'<t logical plea fnr Pt"t"o ,i'n oyer h"trl iu t IA
audience cl1,cy W:'h plain statement # OBJ" h"n''
! - the tarG policy " thc Republican party FOO ilu
! lahonnr man. OBJ. frmef and country 81 ai." u
traced rrcaly th. growth ~ fine Wi"fll ana tNrltt
industries. and completely DESTROYED many 0f iI
| arguments, uu-od nu fd-" statements. y t"Nri'
| Democratic tldr orator. who have spoken l-f' n'
vcc, iu Ncv York state. and from bis observation
lo had mot the least doubt That n every voter u fh
state vhq Lcir,oa Il The Irn.p,c, 81 'h Er"
/ ic Carried hy a. god big majority f0r Harrison.