New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29

union of all Republicans, irrespective OF past m. n,
cnces, whether taking cover under tue nh"o a,
Half Breeds o. under that oi ia yeierrng to
the county as one Of milk and honey, anu
showed the interdependent relation oi iar,1o, 10 !
and manufacturer both being the bcnehciarles oi
protective tariff Az the train was leavinga beau,
tiful bouquet was handed to him with caIa !
attached, in lady's hand writing: : For james W.
Baine-a vote. not counted"
HOW THE RAILWAY SYSTEM HAS INCREASED.
At Port Jervis Mr. Blaine addressed the crowd as
follows:
This town centre Of railway industry. and wan, u
call the attention OF the railway who do me 'nc
honor listen 10 the fact that when the epu"
party into power in the Nation there were not
10000 miles OF railway In the country. That was
twenty years There are now nearly i2o'ooo
miles, and tho railway industry not merely the cspa
poyment OF has increased in lager proport9n
than the four fold ratio OF the mileage Of the roads
there any man here who doubts that that ougro~ o
the railway system OF the country simply the accurate
Of the growth of the industries OF the country
industries whose growth stimulated by the pro-
tective tariff see before me men engaged IN various
avocstons some Of yon 10 the railway b1
there Is not one OF yon whose prosperity Is nos ~
the protective tariff speak the city Of New York
Interested in free trade. because II ts great COM
mercial metropolis. ,-x.
Why there are five men-I do not know but might
safely that there ten men-n the city OF New
York whose bread deJ ends ultimately upon u proectre
tarin to every one who depends NJ free trade we
are In the habit OF speaking OF the commercial cities rs
though they had ineress aDtagonistc To tue proecN
bnt New-York never had so vast cOniie &c y,
she had since the protective tarir has been IN Iu
operafiOn and since lincoln inaugurated the cf
ports from NewYork have more than doubled an tha'
she had exported from the time when the hrst pucn
man act Manhattan Island down to 1851. IT'D
onged cheering. certainly would not advocate li,e
protective II injured OF the great interests
OF the country but the fact that there never was
time when agriculture. manu- actures ana conne,o. @
went forward rapidly with great results IN any
Nation as In the United during the last twent
the operation OF the protective tarn
Cheers.
GOOD ADVICE AT MlDDLEToWN.
At Middletown, Mr.. Blaine, in the course OF his
remarks said
Ihave Just returned from long tour through the great
prosperous States OF the West, Of Ohio, Mchsan III
diana Illinois and Wisconsin, and every where iouhd
Republican party united, strong and confident
hope that IL its condition In NcwYork II you nave
had any differences In your own ranks. II tnore nave
been any little dissonsious trust that you will forget
them and that there viii be but Republican party III
the State OF New York. 7 trust that there VIII no
longer he Halfbrceds or salwars." but only iH-
publicans; that shall tolerate no jealonses or hcarI
burnings within ranks but that ignoring tho di1rE
of the past. shall al unite IN common ana
honorable combat against the common enemy not Ony
party. but believe OF the prosperity of the
country. Cheers.