New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31

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WORLD, LONDON.
REPTBLICANS HOPEFUL.
LIVELY CAMPAIGN Is GOING On IN
RHODE ISLAND.
rrvocp Ats WILL MAKE 40 DETAILED CHARGES
THEY AVOID NATIONAL IsSuES-Iir
FIGHT FOR SENATOR

pro,.ilorce. March % Special. State election
o.,,, o, Arrl next Wednesday. and the re-
suI, is bv no means uncertain Inc hePuO.''dn'
are united and enthusiastic. ana the De'"o'' 49,
a. thos. who are fighting without hoi'' |> NJ ~
,or,o,ts are favorable to the Republicans me
Widespread Industrial depression. when ''' -, 49,
,oc,,v or indirectly every man. woman OF emu "
this great Iittle state. is very properly '"'' ~ I
door Of the Democratic President an" ''"S
Many an operative in our mills OF "o' N'"o'
cast his first Republican vote Oh "P'' 80
TT AGAINST the Free Trade AMI ir'" S.N'i III
ori,,. ~ tho nations capital. As Roswell o. HOT
firmly reminded the great mass meeting VINO" ~
addressed in the Tenth Ward OF TINS Guy "7
Democratic ward-the other night when liz 9'""P
the state In 1872 every mill was ru"'"'' ",.
every factory and machine shop was p"Sy nv -,
finds either silent manufactures or es'ao"''l'" w
r,,,r,,, In = haltng and desultory way. III t''
lgbt Of the object lessons seen on every "'
.r,,in,.nt as 10 ,he tariff Is almost u"''0'
Tho Democrats recognize the DISADVANTAGE "''
hth ,hcv are working in this particular ana
ara trvinr without success % divert Inc a''e'"
Of the people to other and local ISSUES inc
frrl, and wonderfully made platform with WHO"
Colonel Honey. Of Newport. sought TO 'chie ''-
fancy of the Democratic State Convention pebd' -
/ concentrating the people on the many S'sn' ..
| ,i,,, ,rosnerity due TO the near approach OF inc
massage OF the Wilson bill. Even the p''''
..New-York sun felt compelled 10 duo ,hiS
orco n colonel Honey - ~ platform OF deceit anu
defeat" COW
The Democrats insist that the only issue o' o .
sequence in the campaign IS IN" Nh''''o" - W.
"rlnp" House 10y the election OF last year H'''''
cratic nominees Tor general officers Nheh I'M "a
rulI,cars point 10 the business siaSnauoh aus
b ID. ,.rir link. rim" the Democrats can upo" III.
p,oplc e. notice how II. Russell Erown per
/ himself and colleagues in onic" by ifA"u' W.
/ tho Hawaiian infamy is mentioned inc Dei','
! co.. "I,.k.r was elected last year and robbed Oh
ftr,l.
i,I Questions is suggested. again the whole Demo
,,,t. chorus sings to tin tune Of "Wul the people
! ,.,.,. p fraud7' This AMI their niue
v.he.zv note about the rich New Yorker VINO . "s
ina. To- buy his WY into IN" l nlted states 9.""''
+ E. absolutely an they have with when 10 meet Tue
. torrlbI. arraicnmnnt which tn Republicans give
thorn IN both National and State affairs II must
,o, ho believed that the Republicans plead guilty
,o ,b,se accusations Of fraud AS repeatedly
stated ~. Democrats controlling the fious" sought
f. manufacture ma jorty In the Grand commute
b., turning out two Republicans without eve" 'nc
color Of risht on the plea that each House Is ue
iilr. ~ th. qualifications Of it's members. Inc
Republican Governor and senate blocked the game
az ,b. outset Tho Democrats appealed to the
e4rr. mo court. and Ia" court was unanimously IN
favor % tho Republican contention. The Democrats
never mention these f?cts when talking ABOUT
fraud In fact. they never go into details. Ihelr
statements atr flii OF gcneraliu"s when DO NOT
even glitter The supreme Court said:
Observation-Disclosures the iact that each House Is TO
be- The Judge. OF the qualifications OF it, own MEM
h..s a decent s,lf-rcspcct would eniit" the other
branch 10 refuse % bc party To such Illegal con-
sVtuon ~ tine Grand COMMITTEE "i" 10 ""S' ''
cotton thereon
u,i Or. Democratic leaders been content to let
i,. Grand Committee stand the way thr people
voted 3D. aul il had convened. ID Russell brown
AMI lis Republican associates would have been
elected under the constitution. liAi IN" Democratic
.t.4I Upon which the supreme Court has get ITS
al oc condemnation. been contaminated David ,
r.k.r ,r and his Democratic colleagues would
hpv, been elected. But Governor Brown and tn"
Republican Senate would not permit tn steal. and
hence ih.s years tiiA about fraud and 'usurpa-
ton" m, Demo. attic leaders pla5 sharp
game 90 politics were beaten at IL. ana are now
'squc4Nug"
RI, TACT that a Tinted States Senator f. to be
chosen bv the General Assembly 10 be- elected next
week makes IN" election douby interesting The
Democrats quite generally concele Republican sue
cess IN this direction while sim saying That their
STATE ticket Will be elected under the operation or
the plurality Amendment to the Constitution. The
| Republicans scored point on the S,natorshp by
openly selecting q candidate even before the STATE
/ Convention. The Democrats have frequently said
/ that the party should select candidate for the
S.nntor.hip previous 10 thc election of a Legsla-
tuIc. that the people would know who they were
stnfe Convention would declare FOR George l.. Lit
nut rr.y'iois To- the convention other candidates
came to the front IN the p"rson Of rX-'iovernor
. DAVIS Dr GaryIn the labor rrformrr; and Or. An
arcws OF Brown University. Rowland Hazard and
frequently. Then Colonel Samuel r. Honey, mana
gcr-in-chief Of Democratic politics in this stat.
has strong hopes for has own canti'a'y II the COW
ct-d ifty i've votes In Grand Committee can be- OBJ
tanned 1t IS said that by 'olone h2n,y mtuen,e
the party Was prevented from u'c'aiI'S i9l AZ!
candidate. and 50 all Is uncertainty. For TINS lrd-
clarlng for e.! }oycrnor Georsc peabody Wctmore
VINO s the Only Hrpu.noah t nmgrs"'
r News which has rirrly supporter h,pnpl,hh
candidate. The Democratic speakers air their mis-
- rich New yorker who is stranger In Rhode
. Island" but he Isn't such stranger ~ the
would hav, the people think. Neary al his T. ar =
,lrnt ,ud al hi- iusahooi ne vp..r IA Newport.
he headed the list Of Republican iresIdentia elect
/ ors I'm 1884, and obtaincd a plurality Of 5.29 In
9.Se ana a oioritv Of , 77S I'm rs; he was re-
jorty OF $50, hi the following year. by great
! an unenforccd prohiltory law, and b. the defec-
ton of "'Thc Providence Journal" he was defeated
! the United States senate to nh the vacancy
= caused 10y the resignation of Jonathan Chace. His
ghi S n r"f to to r"d@ thu "' mter and ON the
eighth ballot he received for,y-one votes TO hfty9n
/ FOR Nathan +. Dixon lis candldncy was tc&arded
with so much respect that rs soon as It was W-
! derstood that he would becomc candidate ;hs
year. no one thought Of cont"stnE FOR the honor
/ with him. not even Senator Dixon himself In 1870
/ new STATE House As Governor he made record
which any one might envy. and In all the relations
D
probitv ability and generosity. The Republicans Of
both high and low degree are satisfied with eN-
+ Governor Wctmore as candidate for the Senate
While thu campaign Is not being wageI with tho
, yigOr and lavish expense 81 the campaign OF 1892.
/ which resulted In the election Of Governor Brown
and Senator Aldrch. il is because there Is no APP
| parent necessity for making such an effort. There
IS however. more or l,ss speaking every night Mr..
| Horn and General George a. sheridan Will be con-
tnually on the stump until eli elton day Secretary
| of state Utter defends the Governor and Senate
| from Democratic aspersions many platform.
| Last night Congressman Deliver OF Iowa, made
| one OF his strong addresses In Infantry Hall. In
| this city. which vas filled with cheering crowd.
Tx Governor Royal G. Taft presided. on the night
before election Governor Grcenhalge. OF Massachu-
sets. will speak In the same hall. The Democrats
| have been unable to secure any outside speakers.
| Ia; Mr.. Baker and other local Democrats have adj
! SEED few meetings
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