New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-01

lob,ro~ tbe or. crploymei Il a; the best wages cn-
abe him to pay easiest and oma n ina, Tay pe ne Of the
article NAV be; for without employment nc could
Duy all with scant en,moyment, Ie mus ,Ss
huy ,cant The Irishmln who was bnntr1ne lle
marketman on tho price Of his potatoes said TO nm I'm
that he coult bay n good p1to's III ,,ti gr ,itaed
cents A bishe The marketman. niue rrita,n, @
itp.lSi: Mhy didn't You stal in ireland then ana
buy yor potatoes at 10 cents a., gn,na ,'n ccrts, snp
pllng The home market by home labor give, " sutn
labor the greatest possible employment ana at 'he
best atainable wages.
Mr.. Depcw was warmly greeted. III huS Speeo"
at Wilsls Hall h. said:
have been travelling since morning and have
crowds Of hundreds OF people eatneieu 10 81" So
the next NcePro'den Of the Initea Sia's inf1r
nation dbout this Democrat and that Democrat III,
in saylnr that Harrison and Rcld will be elected
And have hesitation In saying iurther 'l.l n"n
rson and Reid will be elcod without the otate %, o
added in the West Which We hall get, and we shall
have Connecticut and perhaps NewJersey; me 9nig
the column of the successful soldier. :. f.,
Why should the country change it, ruler Is =
speai a few days IN Chicago. ! was more inter sled
in the crowd than In the celebration. Thee were
$4,000 persons gathered in one hal at inc ceieDIa,
tlOn. and looked them all over TO soc II theV wee
in or apparently ilfcd ms described by our our
wcll c'0thed ana obviously well FED and the eXhi0l-
lion itself was marvellous Indication oi our pros
has 50 eioaicntly described in his newspaper the
poverty Of thesc United states. But he stood up
pro ,perous people In the world looked at me
democratic papers two davs aherward ana th"y
said substantially: The Columbian Exhibition pc
ing over W. vii now once more O.
scribe ne calnmtous cordiiion Of the cogn
try" What patty The Democratic parry l.
It goes to bed and sends for doctor whenever ii
hears of the creation Of new Industry o, to,r,,
We used to have a pari" I'm this country ever ten
years. but th1t now. since the protective tHrh syS
gf.llt -laaH MA
Of prosperity not even disturbed by business fears
II YOU will review the history Of thlS country
you will discover that c'cry Tine there ma
It to some interruption Of our system OF pro'ecupn
Of our vorkngnen Do yon wish to disturb tlic
tprir system ard intVdUcc business c9mmoion ii
yon do vo'c for Mr. Cleveland for he will assail The
follow the example Of Great Britain. and tax sugar:
ia ard coffee and II this VIII not suffice to paw on
publican policy l. that It Is best to compel mo
iorcgncr TO pay tax to do business in this counirv
!, any man now sensible Of national taNntion a.
not believe he Is: but would be under n Demo
voters Of this country Intend 70 change Admin SUE
'ion.. They viii covtinu, the wise an PATROL l. Al
mlnstratlon Of Bcrjamn HARRISON (Appirl'rJ
After both Mr. Reid and Mr. Depew tal sroken
in the Opcro House, Congressman knln'N. IN r.
spon.r 10 the calls OF the audience dl-cussc tic
pension question and the surplus. Ills words irel
The audience to the highest enthusiasm OF the en-
thU~instc night. go a.,
Nr. Reid and Mr. Depew will depart from this
city AZ noon tomorrow and Will address the voters
Of iIOrnellSyillc o-morr0w night.
Congre -smcn Ray and Raincs spoke here Tor an
hour each in the open air 10 1000 enthu%astc
voters.
ON 4 SPEAKING TOUR THROUGH THE STATE.
Wli,caw Reid the Republican candiIatp for Vice