New-York tribune., 1902-10-31
RALLY FOR FRANCIS B. HARRISON.
EX-MAYoR QUINCY OF BOSTON ATTACKS
EFFORTS TO RELIEVE COAL FAMINE.

Madison Square concert hall last night
hlIed with friends Of Francis Burton HARRISON
the Democratic candidate for Congress IN 'he
XIIIth District. The Old Guard Band furnished
music for the evening. the boxes were filled with
women and the body OF the hall was occupied en-
tireIy by sold looking business men
Tohn q; Carlisle. ex-Secretary of the Treasury.
who was 10 have been the chairman Of the meet
ing. was kept away by illness. but he sent letter
in which he said that the people OF the district
were 10 be congratulated on the selection of the
candidate. Charles ". Dayton presided
Edward NJ Shepard said he was present to speak
in behalf OF a Democratic House, and more es-
pecialy for the candidate in the XIIIth District
We know that he is Democrat through and
through and if every district in the United States
had made good nomination We would nave
Democratic House" he said.
The President is Republican. the Senate will
be Republican. but would IT not be well were the
House Of Representatives 10 be Democratic The
President has said that his Congress has failed
in its duty to Cuba II has been pointed out by
the President and by the Attorney General that the
last Congress could have placed all trusts in the
position they should be. They failed TO pass
shin subsidy bill They have failed TO take the
tariff off coal beef and steel. that the cause OF
the small producers should be as well served as
those of enormous aggregations of money. In
the event that We can elect a Dcmocra tic House.
oven II we can get no bill through the Senate
can send 10 the Senate bill for free beef free
lumber. free coal and free iron and steel 1t is not
vet time for absolute free trade nut the tarlH
should be greatly reduced.
Congressman George Il. Mcclellan. who is q can
iidatc for reelection in the NIIth Congress Dis
,rict said the Dingley bill had far exceeded the
purpose Of its author. The rates in the schedule
should be reduced in every not less than 20
per cent
THE people are paying Ss5'.s0."o more for sugar
than when they under Democratic rule. and
beef which a necessity. has now be
come great luxury he said
The cause OF the disease of monopoly is the t-rif
and the only effective remedy is the Democratic
remedy
The following telegram to Mr.. Harrison from
ex-Presldent Cleveland read:
Every patriotic emotion and every sentiment OF
-. and loyalty for Democratic principles arouses
~ ardent desire and hope for the success Of the
,nblr Young candidate OF Democracy in the NIIIth
District
Nr Harrison received with applause and
b--rs lie said he belle, I'd this Demo
.,,tic year. ana that Democratic doctrine
,,sing and growing until it would carry the party
p, "A great wave 10 victory. EA-MayOr quincy,
said.
nat contains less than ~ cent Of carbon. and Il
a. tbs duty of the government to sustain that law.
=, 10 suspend IL. The duty OF the Secretary OF
NJ Treasury Is enforce the laws he tinds
Nm, then II the laws are oppressive il the
sItr of Congress TO change them. That is Demo-
cTatlc doctrine and IL has been heretofore the
American doctrine
AtToionel John McAnerney. in his speech said:
,.Do YOU think that ~ this young man had the
,aast show Of election the politicians Of this district
would have allowed him 10 he nominated
sCHURZ WILL. VOTE FOR HARRISON.