New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26

kirk AID Bt,FFALo-oBJECT LESSONS OF
THE DEMOCRATIC TARIFF POLICY
puralo. oct. Ex-Governor Mckinley made his
initial speech for Morton Saxton ard the ehure he
,,,,hlican ticket Of the Empire State at Dunkirk
This evening and the occasion was sgnallized by
N. l,rprs, aSsemblge that Chautaupia county
has Witnessed since that memorable lo'h OF May "'
ISj2 when Daniel Webster o. the occasion OF the
opcning OF the Erie Railroad. delivered an Grafton
nat is stu preserved among the classics oil eIo
,u.pt snecch The Republicans OF Dunkirk turned
ont on nas.c TO DO honor to tho visitor from ONO
and they were reinforced by At least lOV" men anu
women Of the same political faith from towns
haniets and villages within a radius OF forty Hi'cS
The opcra house WAS PACKED long before the open
ing Of the meeting. and thousands were unable 70
vet further than the Sidewalk. On the stage draped
With the Stars and Stripes was a Hi"-size picture
% the speaker Of the day with the irscrlp'ph '"'
President 1896 1850" When Governor Mckinney was
presented the audcnc" to its feet ana cheerei
again and again lie had hardly begun his speech
when a ay-bearded man down III iro"' S'"'
give us something about HIl.
lyon must nay your respects 10 Mr. Hi on the
9Th Of November" the response ana the ques
,ioner srbsdcd while the audience roared ana
shouted We Will
The Governor proceeded refer 10 an inscription
IN one Of the banners carried In the procession tha
soor,cd Rim, 70 the hall and which read shingles
have been made free but our mills nave smut
down" and was emphasizing his argument Una.
3lo. paid for foreign products meant the loss Oh
thu, much wages at home. when young ma" !"
the body OF the house rose and asked whether the
men thus deprived OF wages c"u'"" '''" " '
a, something else
what would YOU put them att" demanded the
speaker. - 49,, ~.
.plen,v Of things" was the reply. put them al
raising wheat. VIII YOU give me moment ~ a."
A question? / open to conviction.
49,. and
..,,.sh" and tho audience yelled put him ou''
bu, the Governor restored good humor win the Sus
rcst,on that the Republicans were iaK'nS P'oP'
IN this year Instead of putting them "i'' ana '"'"
yielded two minutes " his tim" 20 'i'' NV
Tho Latter would have amplited AT length hia not
,n audience become impatient and compelled MN
- resume his scat. ana then Governor M'N"'ey
went on TO make MS inquiry text he SAIL
nr- young friend has been untortuna'e IN nj. ms
argument There Il nothing W. ,s employing labor
and uniting wages into circulation 49, IT .nI
AMI sirdpa werr paying So ton FOR siee. rails ana
country We put tarn on thrin Anl III 80 ',.,t in,
H,trv ~ wrre told mat could not max I'm,
pate In this country "" pm XIII Oh Inmate I'm
ih ,iJ " were to,l that could not max.
them from S~itz"rand h,i. s, ''' " ,iii laugh
air was needed in ;ac.r manu- l'i' , ,,. Ere
t't W ~ Mons =, very country In the world anu
every on. 81 thcs" millions ls u'A'"S nan
tell Won that therc is nothing that the sti,
and Industry of the "asr-.rt h''s ~ -" mar The
new revenue tariff has impr"y"i indHSItvS' f., 'i in
hey expec you IGiT lesson at your very Doors
/ Night I'm this town you have one r r., W. ,,re a5o
~ r,o,iv. works IN the country. Two NraIS "to
,htr ouinu Tor the home market nyrrhS"i - lP CO.,
motives annually. This year me totat I'in a nh
hv Moth nrourieors and employees Just ON, . NV"
Of The former agm9nd n unier there is not the
ran raa and when the traffic falls on rahr9ai
managers are not means to YOU for 70
per cent all that Is IN an engine Is "oo FOR
brazil and this l. pointed az as an n"iinn can
u,hnt the policy OF the present Ahl'h 90,
ras made last May and as consequence 3' , tn
reriprocity provisions OF the larlH p'l, VI ,be
rna WIN cuba has been broken 10y inc n law
OF isji The splendid trade thh ,,, mn rL millions
W dollars all al has been destroyed since the
enactment OF the Law o; 1871. .
Arcr leaving the Opera House ne spoke ~
another meeting IN columbus nam
/ also packed to the doors
rh. dep,rture for Iiufialo was made nj o ''o'N'
n large crowd assembling at tn" depot 10 '"c'' "''
/ cham, ..G,odby." ON his arrival IN inns Guy Nv vas
met hv a reception committee ana eS''''e' ~ Wv
| Ir,ouois Hotel There was only ten I"'n"'e' wi
/ hrdshaklug and introductions. for three meetings
g., az many distant parts of the city were on the pro
,,o,,. First he VAS whirled away to West
Hail I'm East Buffalo whore he spoke Tor twenty
minutes 10 over 1000 employees of the bolt WORKS
,I.r,nr mills starch works and other ihdus'tIa'
embellishments OF the district Then there WAS an
o,hcr race against time. To Music Han iier' "''
audience Of 5000 I'm tn" hall mpatiently awaited MS
! canning while thousands more wcr" conEr"sdl'n
ou,side Al the stage entrance IN" Governor hal
| ,o no fairly carried through the mob several OF
the escorting party lost in the shuine' boys
wore trampled under foot and women proNlncu
,vith stage tickets crushed AMI their clothihs
| torn When the Governor appeared upon the stage
the vast audience yelled and cheered Tor nearly hVe
minutes and there repetition or the demon
stra,jon when ne introduced by Sherman y
| Rogers After speaking for over an hour he was
driven to the third meeting, at Harmonic Hail. IN
the centre of the German district. Here his reccp
tlon WAS equally demonstratve In the course OF
his addresses to- night he said:
| This campaign is strictly one Of business II Is
unmarked by a touch OF bitterness or n tlnt or
| partisanship, Of anything calculated To arouse
! The bitter anmositles that in the past have char
/ acterized political contests. The issue, Is
| whether shall run our own country OF alio"
some other country To run us.
The Governor speaks tomorrow at Batavia at
A. M and goes thence to Rochester. CanandaiSua.
! Pittsford. Geneva Seneca Falls Auburn Utica and
Syracuse.