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HARRISON'S CALL TO DU
Continued from l-'lrst Cime.
lions. I was ti"! quite willing to accept the
osophy of some iBal Ihe only appropriate h
ment f..t aa ea-Pret lent was mummy
(Lau*hter and applause i
m the same time, l very fully realiae thai
under limitations In di?cusslng public que lio
car.ii'i! say very much about :!;? <t>t Admin
tion (applause), and It Is somewhat dellcai
me to r-|.--.*k about Hi" present (A irol e;
- something about It!' I
Hut my fellow-i ii/.;:- men are of \.;-.
consequent In th.. administration of .,:r i
al?alt!? They do nol turn ?vents The Impo
matter la the prlnclplea or policies that th
?peCtlVS pottles represent (applause), and of
i (e?.| very free to speak and If yon will glv
),,'ir attention l will for a little while glvi
my view- a;? t.. th? I? ndenc; ol ihe poll ?? ..
Republican party, which I believe to b? '.-i
M : helpl ;' u ? patrl? tic llou i ? h.?<???? ?, and o
... ea ' " ? pollcle? oi the l temo? ratlc p
uht.'h I helte\e t.. be hurtful and deatructlve,
plause. i
WHAT Tltr: UOVEHNOIt UK NEW-1
SHOl l.i> UK,
in this greal countrj ?.f ..urs. this alsterbo?
p. ii v :his I'nlori under one dag and one ?'.
tutlon, there is such a ..immunity ?.f Influe
men an Intermingling o( Influences, thai no
tK,n can In .my propel sens? !??? said t" be loci
L. of consequence, and ought t.i be of concer
Bi :>.. people of Ihe United States ?rom th?
John's t.i Pugei Bound, whether ::-.>? Ooverno
the State of New-Yors shall be a man of c
T*r?i">?l "f*. s man \^i. Illustrate* In Ms own
gad history the virtu?*? ..f high American ? -?ti
?hir. whether he shall be . man who loves our
:i"tis who appreciates the sanctlt) of
lallot'boa and th? equality ol men before the
er whether he shall b< a man who companies
those who prostitute the ballot-box, who compa
with those who degrade publl? .itii." and pi
administrations. lApplau?? i ll i- of coi sequ.
lo the whole people whether th? (treat fttat? ol M
V'-rk shall hav- at the head of her executive
? nt a typical, upright, pun American ell
<?:- one *lu> regards these thlnga from a low at
; ind look? onlj to party advantage r i
than to the public weal. (Tremendous applausel
hn,. leparted from mj resolution nol t.. speak
own State, t- aus? I could nol s,,*, .,
It?rent ;?> the i I whl Is on in N? .\ '
e i? Ing m your city upon pers?
-, i would n"t hav.- any one t?-.mk (hi
? Indifferent to the succeaa or one who
ind love as my friend. (Great applause
. ? the candidate of the Republl
party, l.evi I'. Morton, to be altogether worth)
the support of his fellow-clUaena and a!t.>|.-vi
i, i for the highest exercise of the high du
o' Governor ..f this greal State. (Enthusiastic
j. long .'.intmued i
Ml; MORTON'S HIGH QUALIFICATION
He i? not untried or unexer Ised In publie
fair?, he ha? represented this country at one of
Important foreign courts with distinct
and honor, he has represented a constituency
thi? city la the ?""(mgn-ss of the 1'nlt. I St.?
an 1. as Vte*>PresIdent, he presided with a ar
tr. 1 dlgrnlty and power over the Senate of
1'ntted States that were unsurpassed (Proloni
applause ? I ?m able to say that few mer. hi
??.." . verrtsed the ?ifflee of Yl.-e-Presldcnt w
mere acceptance, with more humor and ninr? t
nlty than Levl V. Morton. (Continued applaut
Nor do I regard this preat contest which is be
war-I in the State of New-Y,.rl; for pure, rle
< ? ? ? ? muni"ipal covrrnment as a lo.-ai Iss
?Applause i The whole country wnt.-hes tl
great ftrupe'e. It has read with amazement a
d:?(tust the revelat'ons of munielpal corrupt!
and debauchery which have basa laid before i
publie; It wateh.< with an-ilous solicitude the
cliion of the question whether there is power
Htlc Ol this ?reat city to eleanse it?
from these impurities and reassert dee?nt govei
meal (Applause.) It ts coming to be reeognli
by all stufenta of public government that i
question ol municipal control and managen?
ihese Institutions and prlnclplea ?? tl
- ? K, nr i W? watch from all our cltt
prea' and small throughout the country, t'
Itrest ? attest which la now belne waprl In t
city of New-York. I hope, sincerely hope, t)
- ... have .."'.ther Illustration to he ?.; !?? i
those which we have had In the past, that ho
ever patient th.' people may h<, however negfa
ful. h'KP\"r unwatchful for a senson, wh
thing! have beeome utterly had. men with?.
r.fer.-n e to party rally to the defentce of th
Irstltutlon? and of their homes and set thin
r . .t once more. ?Great applause >
NATIONAL QUESTIONS ALSO INVOLVE
There are National questions as we'd Inroh
In this contest in New-York. A Congress Is to
("...?? n. and these i onstltuencies in the KT-'at ? ;
of New-York are ?to ( >Xi t Ise an important influer
in deciding the queatton whether the control
the House of Representatives at Washington ?hi
be wrsated from the Dea ratl party.
I want, with your permission, t.. eaii your atte
tion now to something looking to the altuatl
and condition of the country, as viewed from
National standpoint. <?ur Government at Was
in?ton has now a more important relation to t
business of the country than ever before In t
olden days, when our money was furnished I
State banking; institutions and when our IntersU
?ximmerce was left to rep?late itself or without reg
latlcn. we fjj.j not so mu'h appreelate th<- importa
touch whieh the National Government has up?
the business affaira of the country. Now ail oi
money Is Issued from Washinpton. Now the re??
!-?'.M of these interstate railroads haa been s
sumed by Cotlgreaa, and now we realize aa v
never have before that the question of the t?ri
touches strongly every man's interest, whether l
be rich or poor, throughout the whole country. (Aj
p.aus.- i Men have been debating: this tariff que
ton from the platform until It seemed to b>' 'hrea/
bare H seemed as If It was an Intermlnat.
discussion, but there has come Into the debate a
orator ..f the most convincing and persuasive powe
and that Is Experience. (Applause.) Ever sin?
the time wht-n th.- National Government aasum?'
the function of ptovldlng currency for the peopli
all through thes.- years sir, e the war. the Nl
tlonal Government has either been in the eontr'
Of th, it. publican party or that party has been I
possess;,,:, of one branch ?if the Administration, s
that Its policy could not be contra veMd; it ha
been the constructive party (applause), oarryln
this country through a great civil war (applaus? I
it developed a flnan iai lyatera that stands unas
?abed to this day; calM also to provide extraor 11
nary revenu- f.,r extraordinary eariergiancies, it In
?NiMed th? protiSCtlVC tariff. (Applause;
"WOTECTION THE AMERICAN SYSTEM.
?r <u thai day to thla oui people have known n
ot.w ayatem than the protective aj tens, i Ipplauae
"'??? ,???:... ran,- party has now been called t.. .
p?tition of responsibility. i"..r thes,. thirty years ;
??* been an Irresponsible party (laughter and up
?Mee), bul in ins full control was given to tha
?*"> ' ? ? v- ite lu leslgn. Prior ( - that lime, hai
to? * President r the H use, the Senate blocke.
?*? araj against radical legislation, hut in thai yea:
.t w<v || ... -, A1.h complete control, and suddenl;
j^ah gentlemen who ha I been platform-makers t i
thirf. >....,.. -,,.,.;?,. ,.,,)],.-. ... hi, unaccustomed dut]
Maas king iav. (Loud laughter and applause i
Noa ;? , ,,? .Al. ,,,.. j,, he governed by parti.-?
?M sa ai; th se questions, tarirf and iin.-iie.-s Ii
th*'r i ri m | mi . .,,. to be settled by party elec
H?,li" aa I part] <: the hlghet i e m equei
th?; the view? an i principle and purpose? ?,f th?
tMi"'r;!\- i>?.rt;? - ihould !.. defined and understood
fi" trout,., ?rlth the D?mocratie party now is thai
?t i? ai laeoberenl paurty. (Laughter.) Who ?? m ,,
f*1' arhaj r a i going to do, what lu p isltion ?]"?:.
FLINTS FINE FURNITURE.
bbUbk Ni:nnt.N
i'ok ni ici: <iii>*.
SSI m?tt-r |i.,w h?n.ii'.me yo?ir ?hlnii m?v be. y,u Will
***& ? Pince woitliy of It in one of ..ur ? hina eloeeta They
?SI ma^ tftm ,.r own ?in.KI?r 7n,.y ar? ?n ..? flmly
aagShal m* tMteful an art an 1 ?kill ran aaak? lh?Mn.
Saj them.
"^ ?h* pri.e? mark. .1 <n tl.ein Tiiey are mu.h 1^1 IW
* UiuaJ r%.M -h^y ir? manufa,.,?r?r-, pr|,r? K?r
'?Wne?. tm orlgir.aoty of design.'nr* MH furniture Kir
'?'?P-nm-.-neM. tuy it.
"BIY OK m MAKEM."
CEO. C. FLINT CO.,
*3. 45 and 47 West 23d St?
?TEAR BROADWAY.
Not " Cheap" at any price?a Poor Lamp.
i EVERYBODY can now have
Lamps that will give satisfaction,
Por every "MILLER" LAMP i- perfect,
' S1 .' N|'". I H ? : ?? "\ I I! \
HAMi ?t y let h.VBKYHOUY CAN KINH HKSKINU Tri
( !'i.!: \si:. DON"l ut'l Umi ? ,.:;,' . ;,. RKKINII
M ?
?l.?iiiiln. im ,,1 i,> KD1YAHO MILLRH A CO.
1" nd 12 ? 'olli ? : ie* li
Z. ' I ? i n i i n i.
Mil
i :
- n ?-. ? - ? m was? Why, m) ? - m rj m? n i
may speak >| that po Itlon historically, li a ?
the revenue? ->f the Government should be ral
- ustom? lutlea, and th.it oui manuM
I m leaal have, and our working?-? , ,.?*??. ;n.
fil of auch mea-ur of prole? ?
I mg dutli - upon foreign In poi - : |u . ? ? : . the
i aupp irt ol th? - len? ral tl -..???? ? ? ? lApplau i
Thla ii . : li ntal protection ?a-.? ta.I
; one as ?i thing conceded and . a-nen
thej came to '.. ime iheir | ?? ? -.
n .- overthi a n an i the part?
Ih u i ampalgn upon the pi
all prot? -. on. proi >< lion In ? , ? I , .
wtr? unconstitutional !?? :
the co m decisions. In i
mom eminen iurlut*
a? the principe up m m
?a-.? pie lue I to r*\ ... ?-, . ??
the i ; ivei nm< ni
thi: m>i\Ks< world caraly/.kd
All buatneax require* Ihal t.. ? -, ,.
forecast, som- for? kn ???? ? . ,-.- uf
what li !?? come Hut wh< n th? ; - ?
took ui- th- work <?f reviali tarlfl
became In possible; no hu?lne?i
what bail? thi ? ir n n i? ? , h a-ljuste : If i
party la :., acl wisely for 1 ih- ?
muai b ? aome r ih? r ni prim lp ? i-lojitel
"?,;' '? by the m is* * of the party, which a-- m ly
? ?peel t - fin ; er, mpllfli l li the la? ihej m ik?
Bui hon h ive we ; mn l II ?
1 tlvnk. perh -i -, of ?1! lb? ?. gi
: ' '?' thi ne moi t without in oh nl So
one can ever tell, nor doca he know him If, when he
, - where he 1? jro:;.g to a!
I--- on the cr iwn of i ?unfl ???-. r. or It m.ij
lorae i ? : (Laught? r - At i ? thin lack
ick harn ;
which I ?
;? u t}. an I wax lai .? -lj In? trum I 11 pi - ! leln*
t I ?)! the ? ? .
?
I - ". i ii. n caauiil conversation with aome iiews
? iper pi ople ii \. ar and h t nil ... i ? h? n ? wa
her? that 1 fear? I Mr Clev? Ian I h:i<l a wil-1
t? .mu to ?Irlve. i l.i'.i-'.!- i - It lui c ; !
I? Sreai laught? r o. i i; plain ? - i ' t r
it..plot t.. nay thai it wool?! lu? i ? foi tl
1 lemo? int.. Representative?, rhoscn
w lilely aeatt? r- I llsti. t ..-. r the whol?
had i-'-'t. pledging themaelvi I ? .? ? of ihe
tariff qu< stiou or ..I (lie Unan lai m ? ? I
seemed t-> them In their respectlv.atri.ts llkelv
t.. bring th? m a few vote? (Api laui - '? ? h<
. it.i- t-.i.-- ther they w.mbai rai ?? 1 i-\
t I? Ige? and promise? ?mil the con I
at Ihe building of the tower of Kabel wan scarcely
."? iter than the ronfuslon ol voleea thai ?
nt Waahlngton when il.-- Tarlfl l 11 came t.. . .
eonaidered. (Laughter .-.t.! ..?.;?,..-- i ll. who
would ride it? a ci a- h woul 1 do w< 11 t i Io '-.
t. ..m .i- well as to the -Iriver. an?l It Is nhs< I
entlal i-. the aafety and comfort of ih? pausen
1er? th.it the driver and the horse* ahould have
? tame objective point. (Lou : appl iu?e >
INTRODUCED WITH Ar- H.? ?;n:s
Now. my friends, with reference to tnli bl
wax referred lo. It .?ame Into the H -uae with
Kl?*? from the chairman .-f the committee il ? ?
drafted it. It wa-? ?eised uoon hj the House an-i
transformed l-ef.-re Ui OnaJ paaaage, and If th?
Democratic Houae of Representative?. ? irged wl .?.
the a Imlnlstratlon of the bui ol
great country, pa?a?*d tl .
Senate they woul?! have created a deficlei .
odd million? :h.- lirai year ..i i .. pern i ? I
Aclency iti the revenue? of the (Jo* .
mllll ma for all y? ir- (Applause i W I u ?
' . business men think of .i dir? ? ??
with th---. tr.-r concern* drafting .. ' . the pur
poae of which wa? to [i -\ii>- a rev*nue foi
i-.-n-.s of the Oovernmeni thai ahould pa?
? ?-> sting thla enormoui >?; an I a M
if II ha 1 be -orne a law, would hav?
Be Tei irj of tl ?? it.-.?.- iry i
market an<l realise m ????.- ? lui ? ? ? ???
affair? of :!.-? l?overnn
wai :..?? ...; When th?
a Babel if i
1 '. mmltte? of th? Senate ; ? ? ;? o . I
?ev< ra rel amen.ii
con lu ting the bill to ita pa
Were
Finan ? - '? mm ???.??
!?- the kn ?a I? dge fact th?
' ? ? lei i
and that I
upon whl'-h the s>< t. it- v ? ? . ? ??
.....
Finan e Committee.
?
to ?ul mil with 1
this ? -rk thai I?! \
reate a Bclenc
Oovernm? ni. i :
nt?. an I I
Into the ha:, i? .-f the i?ei
that reported 400
la ik-' ?? - ?
v ] not rlgl I In ng that th? pan I
roheren I party? tAppI
CORMAS ANO UOMI'Ii MIBF.S
How was this I ' ' ' '
ber thai when 1
: g, Mr. Gorma i f Mai
engin? er s .... ? -. i ?
have tl ; ? of the B? tat f the Ti
and he tho ight he had of ? t.
ter - lie ! .? 1 .i diaa iti ij ? *p< i leni ?? ?a Ith ihal
att-mj I to eng neei a comproi
laughter I When II b? at: ? up] ir?-nt that i
the Houae bill t .o the Benat< Fli ? ? i
l-ill coul I past ti. Bei ." 11 that
nom? othet Benatoi ahoul I take up h? ?
ti \ it.K It? ? ngln? ? : ?- ? ;
tlorman ha.i had exp? rien- e and ?1?
t.i i Ho Senator Jonei, of Arkan
gentleman, undertook the work; an?l In ??
in the Senate lo- baa "-il uu how he wenl
It. He took the bill at II wa? with lh< Finan?-?
Committee amendment? and wnl a boni lo ?
I-, n,,, rail Senator and a?k.-.i him aI.-ii he
objectionable In the bill, and wh?
be nuvle t.- obtain hi* vote daughter) and he telm
us thai he carefull) noted with pene? on th? n u
?m of the Mil fthos? bill are printed with larg?
marginal the objections of each Benatoi N ????
what ?a.? thai proce??? It wa* - ply < ? aleni
to going t" eacn Senator and ?aylng "\Nha1 will
vou tak<- t-. vote for thi? bill?" (I-aughtei ;.-. 1 .-;
plauae.) And wlthoul inference t-- ?m\ prlneipie
without reference toan) thougbl that v.
or of a part) nature, thut Mil wa? adapte?! I
demand? of the different Senator* A Senator who
hal n collar and i off Inten ?1 in hli Btat? look?
out for that. (Prolong?*d laughter.) The Alabama
S?-nai<?rs- thwart? I Mr Cleveland'? deman?! f?n in-?
raw material so far ;i? coal and Iron were
cerned. Thev Inalated upon a reduction of duty
upon coal snd Iron, and it whs vi-i-i--! ?\n<l ??
through the Senate Ihal proc?s? wenl on and thai
bill wav made.
IS THIS THE WAV TO FRAME \ RILL?
Now. my countrymen, I do nol ?tand here t.- xaj
anything unkind <>'. Individ?ala. Rui i ?lo
hare t., gubmll lo Ihe Intelligent Judgmenl of ihe
-?itiz.-ni of Sea Vork, without regard to polltb-a
whether that la the way t.. make a tariff bill,
(i ir? at applause.)
Well, finally, forty-three vote? which w? Ih?
number required w-r<- obtained .'.-t the II
liemocratlc Benatoi voted no, and, though h<
noui ced th? I III ?o bitterly, i i- llov? he ia no
lio.- i-? jiiilnt ?.nt to ? ? ? om? ol I? virtue*
met loua laughter.) The bill wenl lo th? I'reaPl.-nl
t o, Mrsl li w-'.t ba? k to ihe llou ?? In coi
The Ho lae ronfei i -?? ? aft? ral i
you will remember Ihal from the?? ????'?
Republican! were altog?-thet -x lu?le?l; It wa ?
meeting, a ? onfi ren?-e, of th? ? - ??? '*??'' m? in
bera <-' the llou ? who wer? ' I ? i He jh lit I' ?
W? ? - and week? hej dtaeuawd the?? ?!?!:? ?
l.-t vv.-.-ii the Senate and the Houae, the llou ? d
, .... ii .- tha? h- i ??? ?old n< ?? r a?lop1 ihe ?
bill; that it s live of 1 n nm rail
wliatevei th? maj l>< (loud lau^bleri. and thai
they never would agree in II They -.\.ik..| up one
morning to a kno ?? li I ?? of th? hal tin S?'ii
lite II . 1 hud rej nt. | nl pai In? Ih I ill, an I Ihal
.' th? bill ever gol ba? a on the lai le ol tr ?? Vi. ??
l'i.-M-i.-tit n would be killed In the Senate And
., the 'It- adful .?It- i native wa? i re? ente<|
party ol taking I he . itc bill or u-IJoui nil vlth
.. M ;.;..? ling :in\ t.n f| I.ill :r all.
And in? - manager* on Ihe par) of ih? Houae,
who had aaid, and who have i ?-ai I over ami over
a n - In, that I he bill a a* In I all I -? mo
??rat I. thought upon no tarlfl whi I ? -. - even
hlnl ! Vea, more than hinted; who have ? -xi.. * ? -- I
thai .t wa? prealded over in large part bj the In
fluen-'e --i gigantic tru the ? men linallj ...
cepted the i-.ii rathei than a? ? ? i-i lb? alternativ?
.,! i'-.tiik; to th?- rountry and ?'onfeealng theli In
capacity t-. leglalat? upon th? lubjeci (Oeriatv?
laughter and applauae > I- would have been i ml
fortune, I agree, :?-t the l?emo?ratlc party If the)
had fail'-i to pasa a Tariff bill, perhapi nol greatei
than that which swalt* tii-iii now (prolong? I ap
plause), bul .-'till a misfortune; bul what n godaend
it would have b en to the country! (Long continue?!
applauae.) There li nol ? Democrat who bear? me
to-night, snd I hope thai there are ?orne who do.
who .!<>'?* not know thai ir it h.i-j i.n announce I
that that Tariff bill was -l<-..-l mil ih.-t thi* Con
gres? would adjourn without any tariff legl?latlon,
ther-- WOUM lta\.??!? an liiHtnnt revival --r
business all over the country (i.-,.ii applause snd
cheern.? There Is not one ol these gentlemen who
I? ih any relation? to Wall Street thai would not
have reijjar.le.l a tl|- thai Ihal thing ?a< to have
happened ?* equivalent to ? fortune, -?n-l would
have gone mt<- the Btreet on th-- long *..!<? to th^
i-xtent of hi? credit. (Laughter.) An-l it ha? hap?
pened I-f'-re, I am sorry to say, that events thai
woul?! nave l-'-'-n disastrous to ihe ?Democratic
party have b^en good for the oountry. (Laughtei i
WHAT THE PRB8IDBNT THOUOHT Of IT
Now. let us traca thi? bill a litti.- further. It
went to the President (laughter); It went to the
President In a constitutional ?enae 1 am not ?ure
that he ever allowed It t.? get near him actually
(Uproarious laughter.) Pome of the newspaper gen?
tlemen insisted that it remained In the next room
until the ten days had expired. Nov.. what ?lid the
Presiden! h ft im a
P trty stand) ilnt, th il it was a bill chara ris I
by pan ? ; . I d;.<hon \. .
"" I ??? ? ? structure
bill I' ? .: ' Hi ?aid It was full o
? nd crud tl. -. i '.:.,: ,|U<>to his exact term?, bul
the aub ? ? them H n ild il .. II a is un
? ia; H? - ,i I t!i it : wool
- i . a matel i
"???" ?rei . -..al taxe Th? r< ne\ r a.ts a
appeal ... , . | . u w<i?
["??'le to Ms ?' ?.. ..m I to Klv. :i. api r .... ul
'"II Ii ? r? .? . | , :,; I- in ? ' ?
of I i ? . i
. ild h .... ?- i .,- t . the
.ill this pi ire. ?i
?'?is ht . ? that t i? :.... u.. , mis arrian
? ten ?;,,: he refund io app? nd hi? name to
? ? an i wrote ;.,: Mi i'.u? hin?? ?< l< ?ter de(? ndlnaj
? ? -.; -? '.
\*ow. nt) countrymen thai I th? result ol Ihlrt)
l-m iklni! an I .Mint. tliMl
? ....,??! hiiI applau ... A 1.1 . th u
, '???. ' ? have .. : r. a?! a m ?* -,? nier,
|),mu l pe? - lasl >t. i
in NeW-\ ork ihe \tUR<a uinp an
.ill. it ia with ..it any I
i ? . ii .i .-i onaor am n ..
.He i arty. I i :
'oi- iii- mend his app..i
U HAT
i i i ? ; 11 f to
THK |?i: i|?LK MAI
BX i'i;."i'
Now, whal hav? ?? a righl to expect (rom th?
I - li ?! !' . a |oV it? i ? Ol ' th? ? O.I.' a
n they w. ind. .- to the c >uni rj thai th? ?
u ' >' i n im. ., ? would si ind i...
thi n ? lv? 'A . u ? \|, .. . ?;. .. ihe) u . . i
'?' im? I bill ll, i: '.,.,;:' ? ;, I.;,. H ,, ,' .. III.?, but V. "
had a i ?Khi t.. ? \|? i : thai lhe> would (ra
T 'in: bill to whl h. when th > ' id
th? J Wolll I . . || ., I? nt, a; .... ' IV,i di]
? ? ind i i ttlem i of lila m? mil ibl
? - pp.ause.? Irsl? ad, U? iai. Klv. ii
i bli lh.it th.-; ha? ? Imr.t ;. it? ?. ael nl .
It wax part ol , . . . ... n I
I' i . . ' lie lull,
lid liiime.ii ;y at that ? , Im
? : . lend 1
Senate, and
M em \i. i ? ural invp i t.nti j
by the lion- f Itepr? itath
I la 14U?I ; . . ? .
I n.li it.|?. thai hiit for 1 I ? . ? Mr. ?
' ? l ? - - " lull that ? nun rrom th 11 1 ? : .
' ??? '" en 1 ? -? : !.\ I. . S 1. r I || ||.?|
: - ! : ? ... m eiiormoii? .1
Kht hav ? I
[ th")
? ! - . ?
\lr ? " II ? ? . -
T. tin? ...
? . .. .
? !
II '..-? , . I,
'
.rk ! a. pi) Its . (| .:,- ? I ?:. 11,
lerv.l ? '.i- . . : .
THK ' '. ?- !? Ti ' rilK ?' 'iM'r.
\\ . I .? ? ? U
: - -? Itl '.. .m ? ? to
f our 11 Me fi
" tarll f I may call lha 11
was indeed It 1 : he a .|i-m>l lApplauae.i
Th? re ha
a
It .ri ??? I. ?
? 1 mom? nl What \ . .,?:?. to
be the eff-et of I . I .';?..:..
law fram? the t'hlrai
I in well un ' . ? far
Trader or a tarlff-refort it an] lm|
ment o| 1 mora u. Hut I
: ... mai ind mln I
? it ? ...
M Klril. j hill to .1
. .-. . ? ; ' 4 tal
Uriah ll luntry ? it* t-entr? ll/ml ap
pl.i . ?? 1
What a ill 1 ? 1 . ? . ? Mr
.? . ? \ ? .
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? ? , . . tarif!
mattet
in ?den f un prie? 1
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-
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in " ?
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it ha I? th?
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I feel Ilk.
els; 11
... : at...ut
rial foi ou:
?
? m?:
But it - ', ige ?f
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.. , . . . ...
...
lo this th? bank vault In our ?real mm?-i
. Iai rentn : ? Im en full ?if I
, . .....-'.;
mi nt of th? i- . . .,' 1..a In an) Un m, b it
ron; -action! Vii?l from I ? ? ha\ ?
had .. i-oi dltlon In ?? 'a h m m? ) s-a? sbiindaiil
and hea| ai : ahundai I m?l < heap b? 11
oui 1 eopl? ?Ild nol find Ih.million ?u. !i that
Ihey had th? o use It Ii In? 1 \\
phi 1 , ? \\ hal It th il iur I" mu ral
?am in airm Ihi hn Ih? |>ur| ??? ?, In
The) loll 11* ft,a' .? ?? ..!??
<, . . ! ,,. hemn ?1 In I " 1>"II< J and that
1 Mr. V ed th? m < 1? n he
:..... 1,1 hi? 1 111 Ion frl? n?l? ??? ? re inketi
v. ?? v. . . ' ? ?.
.,..'.'. .;?.?????.,:.: -.:
m an I
...... lit h I?. ? .' 1 ' ? itnetlm
.. . 1 . I m ill up ai ?",- if lliem to
? ia hat the) u, ?? ni t -v It I ha?l . frl?n ! onee
Indlnna whu haiina been ?. ? 1 ? \i ?pul ir In a
... i 1. , 1, of ? mi tlon with
,...!;. ...?????? hfl I I" ??? une \-i <
,?| Il n il i ?II Ihe ?? 11 ?? t ' .1 ? ? : ,.
yea I Thtlikll -' ll?W< ? ' n?ir again?! hill
, ... j,.,| ...... .,? lia. k ' ? m ike 1 ap ?? h in.I
; ? . ? ? .,? m?
n to-dav.' a hen unie m m In Ih? au h
.. n 'N un? ?;,. in pi? 1 ? . ?? une ?
ll/md ImiKbtel H
l ,.i.j: Tl: VHKHH 'I'" 1 HKNKKAL
IcIhk tbns? .??..' 1. n a lo name 1 hoae
?.enei l Ihe? ..-. ll
? ?, .? 1 hem, Ii) et ting ' 1 ? ?? raw n I
mil ll.'a !'.'!? Ml . .alt.I 1 -, in.-'1. ..:
. n, 1 lew I? in ? mild? n .1
mai ifaotur? lu ? h.aply a? the manu
(?real llrttaln and ? '.? ma ? v and
thai Ihey ean sel eaply in Hi
Ihe .'.? rid V ?? had 1 ?
I i,-, the 1 ? hale I hat . al
? ". .t ?... ? ? ? .
. ,.. . ? . . n, ,1 If IM'- 1 lai, i. !.. Im turrl? I oui
.. 1 . ? ? 1 , ? ... o,., 1 Im Ion inn
. 1: ?! . re to rot In th? ???:.
,.r:,I market* of the world In tin
?. .1 . . ????? . ? thei like 1 rodin 1 . nun
1 . .... i., ... inalel iai, hu
?,\ i... ?.'. ill \...i k at ihe am?
U ,.. ... < \pi.l lime 1 Th? .??ll ll
?a u, .1 , ..ai 1 . 11 ver) sm ill part of ll ? .. ?
lha 1 rdli ? . mlng, an 1 d) ?inn, ami ? ?
I, ihi ???.!? .tin 1 boi u 1 1.1 Into It. thai
,, . 1 , n ? ? 1 and 1! ae ar< 1.tn| rt? 11 Ihe
n, n K. ?- .,' ih? world, ... ? ' mods il Ih?
. .-,?,.. pi |, .? with H ? It.I I.'!!??; ?'. <?? 1 ? ?
,.ui ?a 1. 1 ? rheap ' : ? ge I :.? 11 - I.Vp
. 1 ?i 10I yet 011 r f 1
|?|tl Ilia thai I 1. ? t ? -? '.. in Ua la ' ? ..11,1-'I.'!- '
; ? ...? ? ' ? . ... I ! la ,1 III a
tu,a ,..ii.-ii everv man aould II what I. had lo
,,.|l i,| ?-.,, an?l buy, .Mint 1.. wanted to buy, lo?
?I lUitiit.'-f and atipluuse?, (orRettlnK thai lier?
, hiiyer a? 1 -1 Ib-i In ? ? ' ?? trans u-tlon and H 1
U , ,, iid not In t.i- h and lo?
IT MEANS LOWKH vVAOCT
x,,. m. rountrymen ? had lust aa well t." 1
mltted that this chs Ing after the ma.., la ui th
ivorid lavolv??s that; it InvolvM scaling down Ihi
v,,,;-.(oui v, 01 king 1 ? "ri- . ?u how can on? eom
I pete who paya for his labor two dollar* a da) . :
i anoth.r making the aanw product who paya (Iftj
renta ? day' He muai g.it of the market ..r
nt down wages, so thai the worklagmen ..f our
I country, and all men, for this la nol s queathsn f..i
worklngmen only; it la a question that ?;,,.* to
every right-feeling man an?l rtght-thlnklni man.
however Independent ids rlreumstnncea in Ufa may
be. '?.?.ni; applause.) I cannot help bul (eel, thai
in a countr) like ours, where our social seeurtt) m
time ..f peace and the aood untar of our community
depends upon a well-conditioned and well-dlspoaed
laboring people, and when tha defentMo ot oui
da? and ..ur Institutions (irreal epplaua?) d?pend
Upon the strong arm and patriotic hearts of oui
worklngmen, I cannot help but feel that it would
be a disaster to bring in a condition of wagea In
thi? country bo low that hone would go out of the
heart of the man who tolls In the mill. 'Continued
aocdause.i L'nleaa there la hose in the heart, soma
OMMER
"SEC"
and
Champagne Nature (Vid Brot).
"High Grade Champagne of
un:fonm quality.
promise ..; better ihlm i, -.-in. margin of comfort,
some i,, ( ?.., for the fe? t of hit - hlldren t.- climb I i
helicht* ihal h? ha I I line i. uni? ?- these
1 hi n .... o, ihe heart, ) >u maj ? \i--. . Anii?-h>
to ln< i. ase ..?; I ... ; .1 ? ? ? . :
appl .
SOMK DBSKRVATIOXH f?.\ CHKAPVESS.
1 hav? : id , bef ?re, an 1 have I.n c ill- i to o
' '?"? Il n. r-. i ihlnk, In N- w Vor! b? m? In
4 ? f-' hlg . |.. ..:i-,.i tha? I tho igln (hing* mlghi be
loo ch i; When- r ? hing I t I? produced that
I weai r use in my h um Is pro lue -1
thai : h? m in o? ?? m in a I - make?
H .?o ?- f. ,:..- .,. dec? nt, -???;!? irla ??!? living 0 II
th? making ??! .;. I ?- u ? . . i.-.| to w? ir or
:'- hivi ;? >.;??. t .,,,, ...| . i i :; . there are
not mil . ,.: ; ulturl t ?-.:.. the ngrlcultu
know ? -. - ? : ? ? .,... ? . |. . ,. hin.-? oui -- well i
t. h il, i . .?..'.?' an I ippl ??? ? -
And these i ol oi ; havi u : -?? >l th- In
. , - - the i
mea ..o* ..::;..- ' , thi II lei and tl.
. . . thai .... .. ... ;? . in in?- ?
?
of mir progr?
, i , u n--i| na I lo-l .. '
I- ipul.it ii ? " ? - ?
I l>y th? in- i ? ?-? In weall i ? un
mitte?. ? th" S? l'en i!.< anl
: :? , . ? : ? ? Tu :.::'
ti?! I i I .?;?
pre-1,1 llgiu- n
i,a-l di.-nin I . ??
.... ... .,,,,. |
nm sin . . ' . 1er.) 1
.
: s . ? ,: Hing Up to
I through th?
a i o -1..-.... .-? r i I
. d tearli
... i mon, w?
. ?. : - -1 v .
11, v\ ' ...... 111 :
i : .-.
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i
? arth th il
i ? ? . ? ? I -. ? V fri>-a
r th?
f.
.... . .-.
rli-i-r iiii-I -i
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... .' re at a
AN M.l.l SI--N T-- HAWAII.
w ? .?? ot a s It has
? ? ,
or :w . ilaught? ri. an!, no ? imei lal Isl.
an?! ihal wa* Imp >rtai l, Im I one tba ?? ipled a
i i i;.i\ il |. ?lilon of i-r al ?tral
Inter? u . ... ...
ITS.)
Then agatt n I ... .... .
vorl-l we ar ? will n ? ?ui
nteatlm mi ? . . ? ... ? ? ? not been r?
? : ' ? . i - ? ? ti ?
lines | . ? ? ? ? ? ?
With * ' le, ?.?.::? I ? ; ??
the nations th? ? - ?
la ? ? go f i it i o i
to New-York, w ?? ?r-- nol
n a , ....
\ rid tl . . ?
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llr.ta.n u I I it I
that this i
I , ; . Ul?! I tl'IV I
; ?. i ? ; a I ' He w -|>a|>?l 11
.,-.,????:.-,
hi : th!? an ou,
?....-t,.! i; , la i- - I I- ? ?
.. : t - :
tl \ ? ? ? ?:?
.' ? ? In II Ihroui I. ti I
.... ? . .... ? i ? |
.... , ?.,?. (le : ? reign by ih?
?,r.-i- t - - HI?
? hip lln? - - - ? . -..-.- i
. i ? i. ?-. n igi jltiiti
,-i ? I . ' I . ' : . \
? ? -?.'-? arrati
>. n l>> g. n
? . . ' ??
? i ? ?
, \ ;.? , >i hlnl hoi
;-.'?? in: I ....
leal with I ? in an
? - . ,?.
I | | i, ? ? i . . . ,u.,
n ,:,?,-.-??, ? ? ? ? ?
In a ?<?i
(he next
...,i ,, i ? m? .ii .,-. i-lei-l a in w boar? I ? I
| ?|.< . . ? ? . ' ? Iren I; -.1
I'ltitr?
h il
that th? M ? nul et In? ihal
n,jrk lo go on M CI? I ; us thai
T ?TOW
KNOWLEDGE
Tirlnr* e.->mf?rt and Improvement and ttnd?
to personal ?tijoyrnenl when rightly used Thi
n u -,, who live better ih.-ti others, snd enjoy
??ie mor?, with lass sxpandlture, i... . ,
proniptl) sdaptlng the world's best product? to
lbs needs of physical bflr.g, n .1 at- ; the valu.
to health ol ihe purs l.'juld laxative prin ipiea
anbraced In the rented/, Syrup --f Figs.
Its excel! ;.--? I- due io Its presenting In ths
form most uc eptabls snd pleasant t-> the ta.ste
the refreshing and truly beneficial properties -if
a perf? i laxative; effectually cleansing the ?>.<
teni, dispelling .-id?, headache* and fevers, and
permanently curing constipation, it has kh..i
satisfaction to million-, an.! met with Hie ap
nroval --f the medical profession b"-*".,,. u a -t.i
on th-- Ki-ln?->?. Liver snd Bowels wwhout weak?
ening ihein. and it is psrfsctly ft--.- fr.-tn every
objectionable substance
Syrup "f figs 1" for ?al- by all druggists In .?0<\
and 11 bottles, bul it i? manufactured i-y the
California Fig Bymp Co oniy. whose name Is
printeil on e.-erv pm-kag-. al?) the nauie. Syrup
ftf Fis.?, and b?nir; well Informed, you will not
accent any substitute If offered
Mr. V? Il?on tella ua and Lbe Democratic Senators
tell ui thai !? - very distressing Information,
'Laughter and applause.) it !.- alwaya a ?comfort
'??? !?? . we can sa thai the worst haa happened,
that thei nothing w? :?-. In stoi
If M that We W? r- at the i ottom
?:,::.,.. t. . i depths ya? n i foi
?? ? "ill nolni our bruls? - and l< ok .;' and
rkn? - "'le- ?tar di I nol ?ho?
hen ti to gel .an of the boh, il'ro
'??r. i Hut tl -?? gentlemen all tell us
i M > war la to .i ; but the) are nol quit?
i ?? their own wav about it. (Cheers I
i? thre? n oi tha more of life, an ?
?lire?, a great d? il ol that time will lie re
' ' ? frarn? the i ? ? ,? pr? ?nation bills.
! leve, th. '''.r i cl-: this (all
real upplaus i all the balance of
sioti, I . m ?ure, v. al Im tai.? n up
? il - expl lining to then
what m? . lection thla i ill
"?? ?"?' ?Loud laugh" r i An I we i hall hav? an
,?'' ": thii destructive war un our American In?
du tri? ? (Applai ?? ?
T1IKY MIHLKD THE WORKWOMAN.
i have .n.iii' : i t ??-. ,, !r Democratic leaden
should hute an A mer I an smokestack And
?? ' :'- ' h it ? Ii tl ?? mpa lee? rllsfd the
American manufacturer as a thlet : bber-baron,
The) have had no ierm.< but thos? of lenuncla
' '?' (oi him l never could see why th.- could
be -.. whj u waa an offense against ?oclety or the
country foi .? man t.. build a m II and give ?ta?
ient !?. men and women at ?lecenl wages in
?'? It. (Applause.) Hit these appeals have
b?-i u mi di. ai .1 the minds ol the workmgman n-ere
'?n.an,". :igaln?l thtli employers. Ihey were
ma?!e to Udieve that the man who paid them
? is ill. ir enemy, and they must assume
i i him the .until |c of hostility 1 hey were
toll tiial the benefits u( prote? tlon were not equally
?listrtbuted an?l that the manufacturer got too much,
??thei men wen told if the) did not viorfc th? pro
? r. i'i-ti es the) goi no .' nelll fi ?m prot? ? -
tlon; us If then ulatlon between
the common waa.- of In? common laborer
on tin eel p to Ma- kill? ! m in In the ?hop
1 i th? kill ? i .'.. i-. ? i ? ,'v:1.? month,
a ill th- lal ? m ???: k ?' tl ' lay? There
i-i mon o? these thing ? ? itl m
' i i. hea all labor And It i - - i hi ??.: o attempt
,? ?? ? ?? I.:nor Into two classes ? i in the pro
and on. oui of it (Applaus? ?
ill ? ' ?, ai . y< : their mln is have
; . un? i ami the) were toi i that we live i
that m ule th? 11? n rl h-i and the
? .. i l>) ? i) if i it Ing ll ih? j brought
.... are all ; oor. ? I ..i ??.: i. > .-i and
applaus? .
ciu?d banish epttl
Im . ; g?
i i|?li ? . ? hav? |
. ; f u ?> ? i :? I i> 'api . . i
?
?thei n
-
? . (Ay
..
er I
? ?' our
i " .pi' l..-t us take that
IUt of
-? ?i. lo iint
.... . ? ' . and a
iTr?
. : .......
.... emp.oyer ? ?
n nucl
I I im I will
th i" OUI :
lut il poor fi How
in .
I ! hink ? re
- i t. ,: ? i i r Bx
? . : . we carry It
... mln
.t we h ive
? r? .
? i h< ' ? iv< rnn
... ? . . ? m >>n t a nd I
a
. '
Vow. un ' tall ?? ' than I
. ; ? ? ,, ? ! i I thii k
' ' ? I creed and
? patrloi ? : ? ?'. ;? untry,
11.. I t h a t ? ? t '
. . ? t ry worthy of the
? i It haa a nobli
i history sanet
that haa set
?n I ir
.??.-.? , t In the r >lli of the
t the I
... -, , , |CC?SS
'? -.;.. ||.,'H
, ?? rved a vast d
. , ? . "dividual ?< irlty. ??
whose
f a great
r Its own i- o| le
... It
? elae I I : IVlf?
? put ar i ?
. itl I In 11 s
? ? ? .- ? ? ?
.... nor of th?
....
... ? great
,u r % ' rica i
?
? . pe i?
I ? ? 'iri! ?
i - ?? . .
; ? I nil i
?
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? Ing .
I rand tl ? ?
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Iv cotini
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m In
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(IBM A I
m ? i::'
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? . n - ' . : .
? ? ? ? ' .:? : Hovel l f th?
f New-York ? api I Ild to listen to 1
gr?'A( t
il , : par! ha nrodu ? I i Ap
i I. a ?trie! I ? trlcteai
me? ting so con
.......
,.,... . politics la
\\ hon t Ma) or and llecor 1er
. ? . ? - ' ? Ml the | ilitl ? then
? ; finition
of lu Webst'i rhai ? .?i i of ethli ? which haa tu
ih t gtilai ir govei nmeni of -? State or
pr? ?. ?? ? peace and
?. n i'. a of Ita ?tr? '.k:!i and
.- and the proti ??. n of Its ell /?:\-- In their
with 'to- preservation and Improvement of
? m? ? i! ' I Applause. I
v M.i)or I? good ?! h i I a ? he mak< - good or
tl !? :?..,!%? - : 'i ipp :? tments
he is ' ?? ?? Mi Hrai lettei ol ..
id, among ol i
that th. lest ? : ii h? woul 1
ll | pi) to ..:?! ?? ntmenl In i iltli e ?a ould be hi
liai a -i, al Din. -- tor the pi ice I I.a , ;l ter '
m . ol !.. iie||i\- ! him We thought this waa a
n i Tamin.'t : g? I r immam. a ref? rm< I
Kor six ? a i ? th??) i, ,.i ? ?rant an : t III
fil e, .'. Ith full pow ol anp ilntmem. ai I,
tiythlt aiial ,a..l fc,,\ ernmeni
of New-Voek, ll ir ist i" atlrlh ;
? i. ' ' I neither of the in
hn is., ihe othci i!?aughter.l \ow
Tiiiiini in; I1 ill, h "- tig ti ? ihe ;? iwor (or six
il 11.1 evervlioit) bell? vl a ' ? i i i III in eXI nl
t had refot u ! m;?) sa; In i
laki n u? six years to find mil
fn. II has i ik? u th? ? .i.i.i ;e of I ?r Pal '? I
i ?liilau.-e a? taken th? ? llllant
? : examinai f Johl VI Hoff tapplause) ... ,|
? i ?? ? ; ? i < Ki : . led b) th.
I.evow ?'aminitl iAp| us?.)
Ii' .1 n Hpuk? il .-;'.il- iSHUea and dosed as
r? ii. .-.
Hui :' tie ... tri? i ght md the
n i the springs .it
ivorl imt that 1 .v ash iA| plause i The
Iti'i lean | I always will w?>l
??i i ;. an i ? hite, Je? ami
i :? utile I'rote tain ind i' ithol itsklnj h I
and that I ilng I". ? md lei oilon ind
Ii? ? h ? m m on Hag ??: oui ? num. in coi
' Vpnl ... ?
Hi \i ? ri then ild "I de lare tins m il
ling i ??. :';..!'
TI i m ting I ip with 'tnendous . li.-.-t a
ihe ex-Pi : : l.i he i and I late for ??>.v -
\ THKMKXIm d'H .1 \.M OITTSIDK
Til? H'MANI ui'l.i: rui'I.I iN'T ? : i : I" WITHIN
\ Altl?H UK THK lU'll.hlXd
Treniendon crowd ol m n and women surged
ib mi ill m ? a entran? - t i the Music Hall, In
eventh-st., and the stage ? ntran.n
Ixth-st., I'lilnl) ? : i Ii i ' gain a?lmlttance,
from 7 o'clock till the adjournment ol the great
m. ? ui Man) who an Ivisd aa earl) .? ? I '
Imp . ilble even to - nter the vestl
bul . a nd ""ii aftt i" i ., th?1 ?pacloua hall being
aii a?ls den led, ?he loora were closed, to
remain shut till the do?* of the meeting, s.i
a : ? ' - . lock lut? comers were unable to ap?
proach within yard from Ihe main entrant?, and
'? mlnut? later I 'ift) sevcnth-i I waa cloi elj
pa ked, both sidewalks and roadway, from Sev?
enth av? nearly hair i\.i\ : . Sixth ave., with peo
pi nany o( whom tenaciously clung to a delusive
hope that some patron saint would pronounce the
"Open -? lame, would niw- them Ingress to
the greal auditorium and an opportunity to see
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