New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
HOWARD rs FOR PROTECTION
THE YOUNG POPULIST CONGRESSMAN.
ELECT SPEAKS HERE.


lie SAYS THAT THE SOLID SOUTH Is BROKEN FoR-
EvER-ROsY PREDICTIONS FOR HIS PARTY.
NJ W Howard the Popuilst Congressman-eect
from Alabama, and the first candidate in twenty
years to beat the organized Democracy in mat
State. is being onlzed by his fell0w-Populists O.
this city. Last night he spoke with great success
at the Peoples Party headquarters No % last
feminist. Crowds of the faithful filed the whion
irawins-rooms and were reflected in the iarnlshel
mirrors OF the ancient habitatiOn. Mr. Howard SAT
through an elaborate Introduction by Charles Soia'
cram chairman Of the Executive CoTmittee smiling
ard lookne sure Of himself He appears somewhat
older than his published pictures. ye still sufficiently
young for a man WAC comes prOc.am.ng that 'he
Solid South has been broken forever ana IS hi'
SELF partly an instrument in the fracture M''
Howard has a smooth shaven face. swarihy COM
plexon. and large mouth to do his talking vital
In speaking he is ready and witty, tells 5000 s'o'y
APPLY. IL persuasive. ana even eloquent;
Mos; Of his oratory night dealt with the SCUM
rs he had seen II. lie had some words OF 'ns
patriotism for II, but he declares he l. helr"S So
that II Is no longer under Democratic sioJ"s'''0
so long" he said. "as any section Of tA's 'ou""I
remains solid sectional lines or sectional 'e'e
Just 80 long is it menace to tn country :"
whole No longer in the South shall we No's ~.
that which is buried and mouiierns. The issues A''
He prcdlc.s that there viii be forty Ppu;n;s,s
the next Congress News OF Democrats ana n,ppins
ncan returns he said comes Ike the ls1snir@sss
fash IT cones over the Western | mon slow
News from the Popuist returns comes pS what
freight and We are just beginning 10 ''''''
they are. ~ II, Howard they
II a.. the Populists agree with Mr.. h9"a'I he
will believe in Projections what good - !" man
asked. for suit OF clothes to De ciHP are voting
has not the money TO buy II with Men or the.f
now for themselves, for their wives . az When
children not for politicians and rngs'ef,, md and
man Is selling his cotton for cents rOS snng to
his wheat for 80 cents a bush 81 ne Is hO' eO
stand sentiment very Ions. - mos once
The new Congressman from Alabama m "The
a Democrat but his conversion Is couP;;e,, doesn't
Wilson bill is beauty" he said But Ear ~ as the
bring prosperity IL never Will come 80 "a ave the
Democratic party is concerned. Ia ratheLL Is with
tariff higher and have money 10 puy t'. .iis run
than have money. I'd rather see the sas iNuM
nngs and the spindles turning tnah sec W.
people in poverty ana misery. 49,, ,,oward
The great question, according TO Mr.. no 20 solys
one OF money, and the Populists are sohs ~ ire
II satisfactorily for everybody. Nel,n,e' "a solve
then existing parties, he said. was avie Marty
the slavery problem. The great RepuDlleapp aaapes
was born TO do that In 1895 the grea,, - coun.
party VIII come 10 the rescue. sweeping lies 10
try from Maine to California. from the wit With .
the Gulf | believe that party must co''e
MISSION and is for more money -. came 10
Copies OF Mr.. Towards book. III Chrlst inter.
Congress-" were sold last night by variooosrse on
ested auditors. In the middle or MS dis..oonrately
money collection taken up appas' Of the
enough, and realized S. 81 for the EXPENSE
rooms. Other speakers followed him.