New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
CHEERING GALUSHA a. GROW
THE VENERABLE CONGRESSMAN MAKES
4 TELLING SPEECH.

CROWDS or EAST siDERs LISTEN TO Ills ELo-
orENr ARRAIGNMENr OF THE DEMOCRATIC
pARTY-sP SPEAKERS AT THE MEETING
Walhalls Hall East Side, filled to It's doors
last night By Il crowd of men and women VINO
eagerly listened TO the doctrines of protection ana
good government large part OF the audlehce
WAS composed of Old-time Democrats VINO nave
Joined the Republican column. Ihey were hoS'
enthusiastic in cheering for the Republican cahdi-
dates The hall will seat about l5U people pu'
fully 1000 men and women were crowded into the
place Most Of those present were tailors ana
cloak cutters Joseph VI. Deuel. presided over the
meeting and after few remarks ne m'FonNCeN
Gaiusha \. Grow. OF Pennsylvania. the veneraoe
Congressman as the first speaker MI Grow
who was received with cheers and ROUNDS Oh aP-
plause. spoke in Part as follows
The Democratic party Of today Is conpoiie 49,. Oh
two distinct csssihcations- one The Voting ien n
cratic party. Consisting u ab2nt $1,000 % ~
I'n,on. the other the legislative Democratic party
consisting OF l2o votes IN the House OF iTP1es''i.
which shape and control the legislation OF congress
whenever the Democratic parry Is IN p,"I NJ, "'
confined o. the sixteen states Of the mon hliSMn
the solid south ana tney reprsSe", ~ ~, ne
csnsus of 1855 they represent OF the $3.50 100000 IN
Vessci in nechan.cti ana mdnuidetu Is'u -
anq Of tn $2CCosoooo paid in wages to labor IN
these industries for the year ~ 'heY >p verk
In T,il thar wear i'm wages &Si.en1l more than
hos, ,Nh d.
South having under their old system OF labor no
diversified industries to any eHtt, n hv r,"fertye
very little TO be affected peh.hC'a''! ny - 90 in
duties in developing their material resources, or ~
enlarging their business by nome ma -
Seems the growth population ana wealth OF
Northern manufacturing states, sentiment MH7
S snd c1ns Wa stimulated the growth Of
these manufacturing states was SolelS me ~ ,
therefor they must combine FOR IT'S oNer.hf S
And even now that same sentimeis eoAtihuos aItSi
.ftf
efwHt DEVELOPMENT The political senti-
n, 81 L,n sfinI,rtel for partisan purposes, and
which still insists on the Oh deIus'oh una. Pr Pr
consumer and that 1t Is just as vel for lapor 10
work at a low rate of wages. proviied consumption
a consuming and no; manufacturing people they
regard these supposed burdens as failinS csie'4ly
upon them Hence the political Po"IT House Hi t and
thrty-two IN the senatS Is arrayed Sonly i1r nm, ne
it bring upon the great industries or VIVA h
widespread injury it may DO to the iaDor 81 me
Projection for any industry in this country wouil
. s9 in such Industry would work the
rate of wages and live in the same way that IN
American labor not being wiling to DO mat an!
The patriotism of the country being adverse TO rs
being done (applause every tariff heretofore passed
by Congress has contained confessediy more 81
less protective duties. Strike from the tar.f AL
OF It's protective features and the labor OF THIS
country must then stand unaiGsd ana aIIne h is
Someess povsrty IS thu sole heritage Of the
of toll.
The greatest robber tariff this country can eve:
have is one that rObs American labor OF Us en-
poyment hy permitting the products OF the poverty
stricken labor OF the world l. supply our home
market. That robbery brings want ami misery to
the iiresdes Of the of toll and fills The land
with the saddest of all sad sights in this world
pigrimage-that of an honest man begging IN VAIN
employment in order that he may earn ms
daily bread 10y his daily toll. direat applauseD
While Mr.. Grow was speaking John simpson, the
Republican candidate for Congress from the lAth
District. arrived Mr.. Simpson made short spec Ch
tImGltuOuS
also a Republican candidate for Congress. ma a
flying visit ha, to hep his brother candidate
Charles H. Treat made telling speech ana was
followed by 4 H. Steele. Police Commissioner
Charles r. Murray visited the ha! and mai f."
pertinent remarks. Charles 3 Adler. the X publ
can candidate for the Assembly from the Ei1 DIS
trct was cordially received. lie d.d not attempt 20
make a speech. but made a few happy remarks
which aroused the great audience to the highest
pitch Of enthusiasm.