The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-06

YOU q city OF one hundred, one hundred and fity,
boln the cities OF 81. Paul aud Minneapolis Great
applauss.l And now this movement OF population,
op n,' in ~. a,s.sn. south, one ~ the centre
and the other here There is Texas, empire
in itself. receiving larger numbers OF population.
ever There rs the State OF Kansas, Tho pioneer In
the great struggle which dedicated all America 70
freedom aud the Stare and Stripes forever. (Bois-
ferrous and prolonged applausel And she is having
her share of this prosperity. And Minnesota, need
not say 'God bless Minnesota" he Is blessing her.
(Renewed appiause.l
THE AFFLICTED SOUTH
And hero let rs RENE mber what great blessings We
have IL Is not merely msterial prosperity Ills
not merely great crops OF wheat and corn aud great
numbers OF Cattle, but The ioces | see around me
munhy, or, psrhars, ever can be, willis down
your noble river afi ction is spread over ali the
country. We admire ana sympatnizc With the
noble men and the women who, as physicians and
nurses carrying succor TO Grenada and ana
Now Orleans and the other cities ai icted, and am
told that you Minnesota OF your abundance purpose
to-day to do ssmeth.ng OF your share toward giving
relief 10 tbs stricken communities tAppiause.l
Now, my friends, With this picture. as 1 think SO
full OF hope Tor the future for you and
dencs upon predictions Of prosperity revivius.
have spirit Of prophecy, but reasoning let US
see how 1t stands The debt is great burden upon
labor and capital, ana II Is greatly diminished and
still Diminishing. Taxation Is great burden upon
labor and capital and is greatly diminished and still
DIMINISHING.
TnK FINANCIAL QUESTION TOUCHED
So, too as 10 the expenses OF the government, and
ing and Immigration coming, may not confidently
say that tnese are ndicatons at least, that we arc
ness prosperity. Great applausc.) And now shall
look around for now way TO pay old
debts or shall we search IN the paths marked
of economy? Shall we do what Washington and
Franklin would advise? That Is the question before
the people to-day. My friends, enter upon no ar
guY1ent OF disputed question, but l say al my
opinion we may be mistaken all Of us.
dePesuds largely upon honest currency. Great APP
plaus~.) And why do say this2 rhe commerce OF
Inc won is the commerce now which we orc
globe M ound We have with US to-day the
ssnem who o noa sso, he1 II. kDow Re
popularity as "Od Probabilities" Great laughter)
ho Is not old, aud te.r be is not always probable.
Renewed Inughtor) But certainly, IN the science
s any s ssner. ana wha, does s' he t.. us'
bent air that surrounds the globe Is ono as unit,
and that they havs discovered by observations all
turb.ncs on any sea or any continent sooner or
later Is ieh in every other sea ane every other
continent and so e o. mo wora Ins
sooner later coca around. Wosboud, then, base
our financial system on principles and ey tue 10
strumentsiities that are sanctiened and approved
BY the best judgment OF the whole commercial
world. Then, repeat II We want our standard OF
financial prosperity nc based upon sure and safe
ioundavons let remember. lot US ali remember.
that It's security untarnished national credit
ana sound stitutional currency. Great and pro-
longed appiause-
THE PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS.
The President ana party, accompanied BY promin-
ent citizens OF this STATE lett 1t hal-past nine this
evening Tor excursion OF the Northern
rachc the great wheat farms OF the
Red River Valley. They viii not 70 TO Bis
marck, but will return 70 Minneapolis on
Saturday, pass sunday in ST.. Paul. dino on Mon
dnv nj LeDuc's Home, In Hastings, stop lew hours
At tho Goodhue County FAIR at Red Wing, and DC at
tho Wisconsin State far, In Madison, on tuesday
The proposcd visit Milwaukee Is lett undetermined
Prior 10 his departure the President had short In
formal understanding reception at tho Metropolitan