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

you q city OF hundred, one hundred and Atty,
boln the cities OF 81. Paul ana Minneapolis. Great
applauss.) And now this movement OF popuiation'
one in ,ne distant south one in the centre
and the other here There is Texas, an empire
mself rsGsvns srg scsuoa ,n o. sSis what
ever. There rs the Stale OF Kansas the pioneer In
the great struggle which dedicated all America 70
freedom aud the Stars and Stripes forever. tbohs-
ferrous and prolonged applause And she is having
her share OF tins prosperity And Minnesota need
THE AFFLICTED SOUTH
And hero let Us RENE mber what great blessings We
have. 1t Is not merely mstoral prosperity. IL is
not merely great crops OF wheat and aud great
show that shadow OF pestilencs Is upon mis- com
munity, or, perhaps, ever can be, Wills Gown
country. We admire ana sympathizc with the
noble men and the women who, as physicians ana
nurses are carrying succor to Grenada and
Now Orleans the other cities afflicted, and am
told that you OF Minnesota OF your abundance purpose
to-day to do semeth.ng OF your share toward giving
No% nv h friends With this picture. as think 80
full OF hope Tor the future for you ana
dence upon predictions Of prosperity revivips.
have no spirit OF prophecy, but reasoning let US
labor and capital, ana It is greatly diminished and
still Diminishing. Taxation rs great burden upon
labor and capital, and It is greatly diminished and sn
Tnx FINANCIAL QUESTION TOUCHED.
So too as to the expenses OF The government, ana
then that wncn helps us, s0und cure ncy COM
ing and imm migration coming, may not confidently
say that indications, at least that we are
marching tho threshold oil reviving general busl-
ness prosperity Great applausc.) And now shall
look around for now way TO pay ola
out by The iathershc paths OF honesty OF industry.
of economy? Shall we do what Washington and
the people to-day. Ny friends, 1 enter upon
guSaent OF disputed question, but ! say as my
S Sps S.nevs 10 may may. restored nauea
depends largely upon an honest currency Great ap,
plaus<-) And why do say thisf fhe commerce OF
the Won is tho commerce now in which we are
taking part. and that is the same tning the
globe ound. We have with US to-day the the
ss,vic sn % The unoa States Mo
popularly as sold Probabilities" Great laughter
he is not old. aud fear ho Is not always probable.
| Renewed Iaughtor.) But certainly, IN the science
| OF metcorology, he has gone farther than
any .Sa, III, of ours this
bent air that surrounds the globe Is ono us uhit,
and thae they have discovered ny oosslvatio an
| turbancs on any sea any continent sooner or
| later Is ieh in every other sea ane every other
When there are very hard times IN one great nation
sooner later 1t sosa around Woshoud, then, base
strumen4alities that are sanctioned and approved
| by the best judgment OF the whole commercial
6nanc,al prosperity 10 based upon and safe
| found atons let remember lot US all remember.
ana sound stitutonal currency. (Grsat and pro-
| longed appiause-
PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS
| Tho President ana party, accompanied BY promn-
ent citizens OF this State, lett 1t half-past inc this
! evening Tor excursion OF the Northern
| psc,hc to the great wheat iarms OF the
| Red River Valley Thoy viii not 70 to Bis
marck but viii return 70 Minneapolis on
| saturday pass Sunday in ST. Paul. dino on Mon
d.v at Lie tuc's Home, In Hastings stop lew hours
At tho Goodhue County Fair, at Red Wing aud % al
the Wisconsin State FAIR, In Madison, on Tuesday.
rho proposed visit to Milwaukee is Lett undetermined
Prior 10 his departure the President had short In
formal hund-snaxins reception at the Metropsaitan
| potAl