New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN.
PorsING MEETINGS IN FAVOR OF PRO
lection CANDIDATES.
THE CONTEST IN THE MYTH AND WITH cox
GREss DISTRICTS Observation-Disclosures FOX
AND VOTES PLEDGED 10 MESSts
oIIGG AND SIGPlST-

d.c,del mon the pace last night that Is to be
followed in the present campaign for the eecton or
Congressmen in the XINth and NNth congress as
,rjcfs II Is TO be an active and vigorous Effort
backed by patriotic principles to wresi from Demo
cratic rule the two districts and send TO Congress
Ienuel T. Qulgg and Frederick {. a'sElst. lhey
Will appeal - the thoughtful ciiz"ns' irrespective
OF party 10 record their votes Against the
party that has parayzcd the country industries
and s.ets 70 do 50 further by passing an I'M
popular tariff bill and imposing an odi'us income
tax The meeting of the NXIst Assembly District
Republicans in Shepard Hail. SXth-ave ana Fifty
saventh-s; was enthusiastic from eginninS 10 end
DESPITE the fact that number of the men IN me
room have been put out OF work by the miSfue OF
the present Administration there was ieeHhg OF
enthusiasm that made every one OF thcm forget
for the time their condition, in the knowledge That
better things will come wheh IN" f'ep'D'V'" parry
returns to its own again.
4 norsonal canvass Of the men present last
night showed that many Of them were unein-
poyed that they were so on account oil the present
depression In trade. brought about by the Admihis-
traton. and that many Of them had voted Tor the
Democratic ticket in 1872. Most OF them were not
members Of the Republican organization Of the
district. They had TO hear the reasons OF the
depression in trade and why they should vote Tor
Mr. Quigg They heard able and eloquent Speeches
b. Mr.. Quigg. Thomas H. Carter chairman OF the
National Republican Committee, and Mahlon Chance
These men who had dropped in 10 hear. heard what
they wanted and as a result several were enrolled
last night as members. Thomas l.. Wentworth pre-
sided He made 4 few remarks bearing on the com
ing election and introduced Mr. Quigg. the candidate
for Congress from the XVIII Congress Dlstrict.
MR.. QUIcGs WORDS TO THE VOTERS
Mr.. Quigl; spoke follows:
There is only one problem before US in this cam.
paign That is how 10 impress upon tmf ihlhd oil
every who opposes the wilson b!l inc TACT
that we confronting. not the DeMocratic ma
jorties OF 1872 but those Of 1893. II We can srt
that fact, with ITS starting slsnNiVahSe, S'eiiiy
fixed In the minds Of the electors. brSht ana eary
% % ' bee On 'f fheT way from HewyoT to Washnr
ton win WfHpGn N ,h 'nr ls h th Mi carry
every Democratic Congressman VIII read MS own
impending doom. The figures OF Their majority WIZ
created by the frown OF the auocrit IN tne WI" ~,
House Look at tho poor wrc,cnes no" az , my
whip curls about their legs In the effort to DIV"
them into the caucus and TO force them 80 mas
But the spectacle they present now - itNc.N H.
self in comparison with that th'y WI Ires nj
cratic majori,ics here in the Nlvth and XNth CON
gress districts OF New-York The prophetic an
nouncomcnt OF their fate next Novemn"r
And what WI! ihey DO: II is , not harl 70 t,
They VII say HInds , ok, VIZ zion ar th,nr b.
WhcN.Taiamany Hall can't hold her Vote i'ke'h'T'
the tine has Conc ior fr e To- r hi No., & hn our
own dear selves irlhe mor"" Anl th'y WIZ vote
with the Republican minority ani Mr.. SSr,t ani
me to seal the Wilson h!li in !ts eternal tHlp.
TAMMANY's REAL WEAKNESS.
Don't YOU believe that this WIN no he result OF
a Rcnubcan victory on January ne Thnn lct ~
look at wha. must % done 10 WIN that victory.
In the XVIII District. whore | am your candidate,
Colonel Fellows IN 1899 obtained a majority OF A'-'
But that Is not The majority aga!net whica We re
enemy the benefit 81 the most liberal construction
OF the facts the majority which now ilrcli,nE rs
IS on,y that by which he ca1lci ~ Si4ie ll'H''
a shown In the vote FOR SECRETARY OF S"t'r ~
November THIS only S'i, 'nt 90 iid n"t
oppose Mr.. cord Meyer on the issue u nari iimes.
Indeed. ne was opposed o4;y on DE genera! ls.".
one Of the men VINO ran with him. me ahJ"r"l
Maynard. And what happened 10 mn Nn', ~"
In 1892 went against Maynar. b. a minority i"r
Judge Bartlett Of sS2 Ani t.l""s n"-,,. , 80 ~
ass And these figures gentlemen EA,. 'h,t,
the real s,renfth o: Tammany I'm u" d n 49,, y.
Tnnu what rs ia strength ON toe i'"rr 81 ti'
wnson Iii. the issue ~ hnrl umes OF wasiel Re-:
somrccs o. Idle capital OF destitute labor and ~
taxation imposed IN iis most haieIui anu "ip,'@
s,ye iormf IA Tbo condons Of MS nsa in the
XVIII District are duplicated In tn NJ ID. I'm"
n nor I'M IN ' for, bevoni ali doubt or Question hs,
II the Republican vote u la.i Novr'nb'r i"I 'lr
regular sa;c iichet Is pglied aSrn on Jan"aTy
elected
THE IseUns CLEARLY DEFINED
For the people have row to consider the one Dis
tlnct issue Of the Wilson bin. the know what
{, means They know what the shadow Of 1t has
meant already The io9") OF unemployed working
men in New Yorl, Clty to-day understand It per
fcctly They know that many - vote FOR ~" Dem
ocratc candidate say. W. want fie" uIi". ""
no matter to us whether the factO..c" operate "r
lie idl. We don't care Whether the goods ~" con
IN Eurore b. European labor. We don't ere
whciAc~ or workinFaen r"c'if" g, cents = cay or
empioyed OF whether They loaf IN Oh" firc~ts We
don't care whether ttcy have romiortiDc nom
i've in Tom-al-Alone alloy on me bread crust:
Of charity" A MAN. - Voi@ i9c Kcpnhac,n 'ichgt
there any one who doubts the, on such an Issue
the Tammany inajor'tes 81 Iasi N"'em''r can Dc
En Then T., rs set os-eee,s at wcrA 20 10 =,
W. r.ei rni,' courage c8i.adenc. an! earnest Effort
orea oar heads clear and our nerves. steady, the
yn,cs TIA, CONE ont of the bai,'-box VIII n' tA"
tainted nv hrlb. or eHtortel ~ men", ~
is mo-, me onthuzasr OF c'udii1ic. hut inc
r,eo.ntion OF y citizen who knows That his
principles are sound and who secs TIER ynH..
~ fo-aav ana the E.c,uhl'caa.sm of yesterday.
which calls yon armed and r"aii, - TIE Ho"'.
NJ Onlg:, was interrupted frequently by applause
and ~ the end Of his Speech three hearty cheers
"' The next speaker Mahon C:.ancc, made long
election Of Mi Qg&g would have, "if Mr. !ai5S
shc.l be elected, H. 'aiI. ne i'ri".tat
Senator's from tha state whl 80" the handwriting
Oh ,'' c"rt'r spoke Of the anec,ona. regard be
had for Mr.. Quigg and what an efficient and able
,,n,nher ~ Congress h" would MAKE lie th"u
nointpd out the errors the Democratic party r.i
,~.dn and what IN, real Cansca of ,.ic present
disiress in industrial circles were
pcs,lufons were introduced heartily intorsinS
AFR Oulge AMI Sir. Sgr!st and campaign commi.-
Tee was appointed
WORKERS PLEDGED FOR PROTECTION.
An enthusiastic mass meeting was held In stcln's
Hall FYfty-sevrntii-st.. bctweent Tenth anl El'y-
enth avcs I'm che SIKH ASS snLly District. las,
.ycninc. The audience main.y composed Of
mill operatives engineers and mechanics. Ilany OF
whom Democrats VINO have lett H." niiNhting
vote for protection. William II. bellamy presided
and made a stirring opening address. He said that
MIR Ouic; WAS Thoroughly IN sympathy with work
ingncr and would support every measure thaS
would icnd 20 promote their interests. which re-
marx was loudly appaUdrl. James :. i.ehmacr
made "a telling speech which elected frequent APP
.ldusc.
Ex-( 'ongrc. smah Roswell g. liorr. q: Michigan
made one OF his Characic riSt!c spcecncf. WE.ca
Wa exceedingly effective. and received wih