New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
TO FIGHT FOR PROTECTION.
TWO STANCH REPUBLICANS NOMINATED
FOR CONGRESS-.
7. T.. ouIt,; NAMED IN THE xIvTH AND FRED
Ll:ICK SIGRISr IN THE XvTH AS SUCCESSORS
OF MEssRs FELLOWS AND FITCH
-AG,iMESsIvE CAMPAIGNS
TO BE MADE.

-AGiWESsIvE CAMPAIGNS
TO BE MADE.
The XIvtb Congress District Republican Conven-
tIon he'd AT the Columbus Club No LIB Broad
way last evening, TO nominate candidate Tor the
vacancy caused by District-Attorney John II. Eel
lowss resignation. was composed OF unusually ciea'
headed, patriotic and earnest men, anu pe'io'hieu
its duty with n unanimity ana enthusiasm ina.
,yould have warmed the hearts of all true and loyal
po,u,ucons Of the district could they have wilt
messed H. There was only one aim MANIFESTED anu
that was TO choose the best man VINO couid DC
presented as the exponent OF, II Is pe"eVeu "
decided majority Of the voters VINO are opposeu ~
the destructive purposes in the wilson iarn p"i'
Every man present felt that Republican Victory
in this city would be a declaration 10 '"e 'o'"'''
Of n want of confidence by the great manuiac'uf-
, o,,,, of New York in the Democratic congress
rhora yas only one point of difference anu '"at
u,os whetbar II would be best to nominate a' oiee
or nospone action for furtner oehpe'". ~
Thursday evening When 1t was decue' ~ - .
immediate action only one name was o"e,ea
of Ie-nueI r. Ougg, OF the XlXth Distrc'' VINO
,vaa nominated by acclamation ana "''"ou' ~
senting vote.
Organizing TIE CONVENTION.
1T. =, tho XIXth District. secretary
- ,,.,,,,car County Committee called the
r,,or 10 order and motion OF James q,
p,crord of the XXIst Edward F. BTown oi '"a'
district, was chosen temporary chai''n"i -
W Wanmaker of the NNlllth' WIS e~' ~ o,
tarv Among the other delegates P'ef ,,a,
Csnor.l Michael Kerwin. Charles f. Bruder' 'a'''e'
- .aior rhomas r. Wentworth. H. H. Wilson,
ryu,ao, ver Rensselaer, c. y. Bovee. )r', horar",'
chor 1ohn IL Gunner, Thomas H. one'' ~ ~.
white John Reisenweber J. u. Leay0i'i'
y Page and BENJAMIN Oppenheimer' With,
pesolutIons passed by the west Siue 49,.
-, C,,h ureing careful deliberation IN we" VI
z4iOn
nned MASSAGE of the Wilson Tariff DILL "e,e ,,s
~, roua,ov moved to proceed by cai oi u.'-
-. 90 nominate candidates for Congress- MI
p,,,er moved as a substitute that "neii -1, ~.
vention adjourn II do SO 10 hieel va aarnos,
o,,o,,ng and followed up his motion WIN "' .-' 49,,
sncech advocating delay. James H. ~ no.
,,oba,n Gruber spoke on the same s'uc' 'e NJ
A'''' ~ ro,,ed bv George w. Wanmaker ana
~, 7, Wentworth who urged iinmeua'e az
49,, ca that no time be lost in beginning the o"..
-, ca, Of the roll of the hfty-nine ue'esa'e'
In the defeat Of the proposition 10 poS'po"e
.o ~ "a 10 2i-Chairman Brown apSta'""s i
voting ,,o q, Iemuel
Then Mr. Bellamy presented the nam. VA . =,
y ou,eg recounting his services to the parry IA
- ac,,y of an able and brilliant newspaper
~ - nd h,s ea rnest and successful work Tor hePuo-
ucan,srn in other fields No other name "'' pa
sented David Neumark of the AAti me-
nomination of Mr.. Quigg by acciamalioN i"r ~"
,ion was seconded in eloquent speeches o' '
II 1,ehmaier. Abraham Gruber' [. " ho's' -, -"
C.eoree T. Seabury and James a. biahc"a w.
oha,rnan mt the question. and after unanimous
response declared Mr.. Quigg the hepuD''"
for Congress in the XINth Distrlc'' ,
J., committee of which General her"i" was ~ 80
man was appointed to ind Mr.. JUICE anu 80,
,i 80 ,no convention. The candidate, on oe's
introduced, was received VIII" io''o
nlarse and spoke as follows
hy
~, rvi ,aTor here tonight | am deeply Tau-i,,, -,
r"he nscritab,c Providence that ruies oNr, 10 our
lhe peraon rarol o Gongressman was the only lawyer
IN SVcvYork who was leading suiicenuy s'npe III
cnrs''1 tIoy i"I in The Disrict-Atorney's office has
aCTorded the voters of our CoheIesS h,b"n,sel,es
oppoftuh'iS i eresting g point in the controversy at
Washneton to discover how many are IN i'Vor ,Sa U
"a tl,,ee For nut II how You WILL that - III
na:ip ra3i oHn"stion. If the Democratic canaidate 10
elected or January 30. the lndustrle7 7strafe -, the
n"1ne IN vast numbers being unempoyeu' @ t,r "Us %
acute distress prevailing throughout, IN 0dIb,fIn.,
whether it will enact tariff policy I mnaer ,s 'nr nr
menace of which these condtiIms hnre ahnnni pros
ncri;y in It's ralnif. in this singular situation lhe
pmoGrac eandaaiSS this Is consTess District are not
dIsturhed by hard times nor anxious to END ana
amend them.
WHEN WAS THERE SUCH WlNTEHl
Look into your experience. gentlemen, and say
whether YOU can recall winter "lthln ''e '"''
or,oration when the tale Of human misery occu-
n,o1 orvthug Ike So large a place in the news
oor. .s II does to-day? When before. within your
mcmorv was the Police Department of this city
,,rel to send its officers from house TO mousse 10
mace and coun; the people who are starving an, ahn
freezing that charity may DE aPe 10 10 uU 80 r,9 rlicT
rcrsmittees organizing daily TO buy fooi ana coal lop
o@v, n report made the other day TO the head or
IN ~" a committee Of the state of affairs in single
vbnre in abiect poverty us human beings
we're literally starving and fr'eHnS 10 death' D1r
Won ever hear Of such thlng D''Orc.
Tbere are no sounds OF labor controversies now
Mr. Chairman. The laborins man. Win a Demo
tT,1s'o ,n1 and Clipping smashing and saving at the
fnmnAatons OF American Industries. IL not stand
IN. his ylew of his rights. our Democratic
friends had much to say while me Kepuplicatl
| ~ ;,rikcg We'll (. 1t comforts them. they can
have the admission that labor Is not striking now.
f"r work work work at any price for any length
| of time at any occupation
wnrX THE FIRST SIGN OF PANIC CANE.
When all Is said that the most ingenious Demo-
Graf can say to explain this state OF things the great
fact remains that until the Democratic platform be-
cor,o distinct menace By the election not only OF a
FIRE., Trade President and Free Trade House of
Representatives. bat Free Trade Senate as well,
unfu u appeared that all the powers necessary to
| ~. ,.ssoge Of q law were Democratic there were
no signs Of panic. But when. just about year
,vn from the several legislative entang. .einents in
| thc West there issued enough Democratic Senators
| IN make a sure and sufficient Democratic majority
| n ~ senate at that very instant OF time the
| mill-1res began to burn low the factory wheels
slowed down. capital withdrew into safe retirement
and rho worklngInan received an envelope that con
| ,ained not pay check, but notice to quit what
y,as the matter? Was the country any poorer than
! Il had been? Was the American spirit of enterprise
! fecDlcr or less perceptive? Was there less 10 be
done :, supply public demand or fewer hands 10 do
! ~ Nothing Of the kind. But the hard-headel
! business men Of America said. We will wait Ill
We Sc what Il that these college professors and
! economic essaylsts going 10 do. They may have
| no money 10 lose. bu, have. And the only
sure way OF keeping 1t while these people are max
! ing laws IL ID lock It up
those OF us who live to-day the wages Of yes
t,r,lay and - live tom brow must have work to-
| day? IL IS not particularly conso.ng to man
whose last cent has gone 10 say ihat things viii
| settle down some time or another. Ana now
win they be when they do settle down? The Amerl
| can people neither yield to others In capacity nof
| claim to be superhumen. They can produce on any
system under which production IS possible any
wnerc: but great they are, they compete
,'tb chcap labor only by making their labor cheap