New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
UNION LEAGUE OF AMERICA.
THE NETWORK STATE COUNCILS ADDRESS.
Tnr LEAGUE. WITH MH. BLAINE, DEMANDS PEACE
DEVELOPMENT or COMMERCE AND PROTECTION.

DFvELoPMfNr or COMMERCE AND PROTECTION.
Al meetingof the State Council of the Union
LEAGUE Of America held At NJ cadluartcrs II was nnan
oualy resolved that the following address, signed by
the president ard the members Of the state Council con-
ssng Of delegate from cacE county " the state be
circulated In this state through the public press and by
sending the 10 each member numbering over hiiy
thousand lu the state Of Sow York Replies should be
sent 10 Thomas c. Baker secretary at Headquarters, No
Broadway. New York city.
TIE UNION LEAGUE g. AMERICA FOR THE
STATE or NEwYORK.
Ur,DQr Rryns STATE CorNcu UNIov LEtGrE or }
AMERICA. No. BROADWAY lWA~iiNGrON HrUDfN1li
NV YoRN CRY NV IoRk October 10. l--A
10 An ABsi7cqn Cit-rns:
The National Council 1t ihe Union League ~ America
moro cn. REORGANIZATION hroucho1 the linton ard
the state Council Of New York IN OBEDIENCE 10 that cali
out The state the veterans OF this historic Leaglr are re-
Qucstod forthwith 10 assemble to duty to -irel g'nrn
present generation aud 10 report forthwith 70 th'.e
headquarters. A. the t'hdru cub ~ England "a p'f
r,~re m., A. pcrnlncni ior protective arig' The
rrDui hnlwnrt VI American Industries
W. need hn' to remind Won ~ thr great nnd honehrrnf
Influence ~ tha lcagrc n time. of waf ~ secure your
approval az IT, powcr ~ iimc7 81 lcacc " vas pr9ian
into txI.cnD, during M mrs. yr'rof tn gr'h rN''n
The dsrou'ngcmru' az tht' year weighed hearily upon
,he hcnr' ~ rnrinH lrars wrtr Jn',y 'n,cf,',nas
that nnf National Leri la'nrr ne' pa" in'o me MINUS
of hc rurmicf 0i uuf nae aud Of onr cnmmon country
lhi' lclrnr stepped in c front win million n nlai
i"rm,l prr'ile Fithcfcd npon ~ ioii lnn WIZ m ~
ani WIN ~ goie'. wlih iis hhlois AMI WIN ~, tnu
~
from tr rrsp0f trrn'cn and to-day y securely toh's
otrfn united pruuhlir
1hrrniffm ~ ~. lrarro "a hroai rnprsh anh zen,
rr0us truneh ir rrrn'' rtrf{ Qnr rs stand npi All
nrni rti2 4 ~ ir Hrl ~ rghirrn ttai4 hnl unma'l
ntus uhr hrfr declared ihrt intention n htrrm" r'n
rpr4" ... ,-.,.
~ tt'hn''a'" ~ rtrfF h"' no. rfin' ~ ~. 'f'i ~
Wa'hNrnr ur' r'tti go" rhle ~ ttirtiGlts 80 ''
halriau iA Constitution ihppui aNi 80 anrfeWfrf "
10 iaHof va sustain lhr iifutHhlpH' aNl fs9'i W JN'
tiu- iNEH ~ rnrHlli1' lNritH sltH+ihai 80" l.'r"'
an infai Htn Nhutt ri-dri fN sr lnuililu pi iair
fu rlHc nnN 5, tat rahie nlpn men Vs. al nhirl nl
pTnnt 81, tgua ~ Aauval -atn NC iloai nsferhmth.s
H. eeuTo rl esi and rnitDai rights 90 al men uh1e
the hikrrament, dnd 10 ai ana attnd inc NNlhh-iHrh
nj thls hatun, ana Ia all lawful methods enheat 81 10 Sc
cure l." ,n lr sh' To tol anu ENJOY 'nr 'nil ii"i, ~
tuer labor aud not 60 eontenanee or aih any one ia" Is
Some oi the objects ~ tho cago as jist enumerated
have already been secured but some OF them are IN
y, rrd ~ the political contest which u now upon The
people This League i bipartisan Dht "A, lhe sanr
time It claims To be patriotic ana II nAstens 10 support
the PARTY hrars it, banners highest IN s zeal Tor
National a-crHdancy AMI that writes It's creed ana code
most IN harmony with our own ....,. d,
We are forced To admit that the Republican party ana
its chosen leader. james G. Blaine and John Logan
by the power Of these OBLIGATIONS whch we haEr t.en
words OF censure or Vnerlon for those VINO dlnef
Zach "' accorliUg to his own conscience the
rights OF sovereignty secured 10 Us by trial and suffer
n me mere recital OF which taxes our credullty IN the
grandest epoch OF all human history This priceless
boon Of sovereignty we hold a. the special
legacy OF those who with Washington trod
The binding SHOWS OF Valley Forge Each must Judge
for bnlf how this legacy Shall be guarded RETAINED
But be unto him who wluly. or refusing 10 be IN
stuctef who gnorany. by his vote, works TINS legacy
in the light of knowledge the true path cannot be very
MS /. enphatically the poor mans Government.
Riches vii necessarily come to the few but the great
who make the prosperity Of our country ana eject
it, tcnInoiry rulers are tho, who toll II Is for them
parfe, should have the ccfcst thus seeking the
5arfy rsonds 10 f, requirement. by it, PLATFORM and
Ms he
lie c ha, been largely devoted to what Il known as
projection industries OF America But this mat ter
NAV not bee argued in detail within the limits OF what 4
Nh Blaine has spoken with uncertain voice since he
has stood before the people receive their suffrage
F,ys-IIe says this nation demands peace. 80 says this
Iea-le BOT The peace of subscrycncy. however which
Is received As hrgar may receive hl- aims but the
peace commanded by ourselves from orr con
scious porcr and supremacy as "A nation. which
mo- minion Of royalty. however powerful h.
To secure this we need at once strengthen tn,
defeuces of our shores and multiply ships upon
tho ocean. all of which the Republican party stand
SSc5nd Mr. Blaine says orr commercial enterprises
must he pushed 100 every quarter OF the globe :" sa}
alne II rcprdson- and ,ynpathze- with toiling auc
crushed manhood wherever may exist ON the face 81
equality of all men before the law. a. an inaen
able human right belongs 10 no special cllme OF
country. although n may not be every VIC secured
Bur 10 help onward this common right OF an men We ~
own -tor4 nt ho same time become the shuttle nLont-
ocatoud the value OF self government hy our contdc
/ and Uur example
Thld Mr. blaine snya the workingman must be- pro
tr,t pgnu-t foreign plupcr labor So sa}s this lrH-"
A. TINA ia one of Nh" crmh points Of the creed upnl
which wr uro organized, 30 nccd not be referred to fur
| Their
Follow momhcrs nl that we have so Far pleaded 70 Dc
frud DO tir utrtpst of our common country are rubAn
ptr 30 tho opponents Of thr lrpuhirtu party triumph
~, u,t 4t. nu mutn These ssurs ltr enough o 'Il q
iuurlnfr action every lover col HE country 1bit c'i
a. M o. t u,lll fn u't. arm pni act. fnr Tine Viriofl'
Ipritr tor tho rewards ~ national prosperity AMI to
| tho Ittutt attulftY oi nur native land
| iIuAs AiItN. President. Now YORK