The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-01
/. such SYCOPHANCY !!
hiaine's Beggarly and Fawning Atti.
tude Toward John Sherman,
TO SECURE HIS FRIENDLY FAVOR
A sickening Speech in Presence of
His Idol CD On
STRICTLY BUSINESS PRINCIPLES,
but Cleveland Is Attending TO His Onloial
Duties After Day with the Nut
TO SECURE HIS FRIENDLY FAVOR
STRICTLY BUSINESS PRINCIPLES,
Bnt Cleveland is Attending to His Oflcial
Duties After u Day with the Nut
meggers and ClocImakers--
Hendricks to the Front.
Blaine In New York.


NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-At the business
mems meeting this afternoon, at Chick
ering hall, Senator Sherman delivered
an elaborate address. Atthe conclusion
ofhis remarks, Mr.. Blaine came upon
the stage, His appearance was the sig
nal for a very enthusiastic demonstra-
ton, which lasted some minutes. When
silence was restored he said
BUSINESS MEN OF NEW YoRK.-I
deem it an honor TO follow Senator
sherman. Applause.l | deem it an
ospe ial honor to follow Secretary Sher-
man. Applause.l | deem il an espe-
cial honor TO follow Secretary sherman,
applausel tor can say that in our finan,
cial history he takes rank among the
really illustrious men who have admin
lstered the treasury department OF the
United States. Renewed applause. |
IL was1he good fortune of MIR. Hamil,
ton TO organize that department with
his masterly ability and place the
credit OF the young republic upon an
enduring basis. twas the good fortune
OF Alexander j. Dallas To carry the
finances of the government through the
embarrassment resulting from the war
of 1872. 1t was the good
fortune of William II, Crawford,
after the great depression that followed
our victorious struggle, to revive the ma
tional credit 10y the protective tariff of
ls4. Applause. 1t was tho good fort.
uno OF Thomas Ewing, after the great
Whig victory of 1910, to initiate these
measures which gave us the protective
tariffof 1862. 1t was the good fortune of
salmon +. Chase applause to carry the
government through all the eNtraordi-
nary crises which were precipitated bv
the ivil war; and IL was the good fort
une of a third eminent citizen of Ohio,
John sherman applausel, TO lead the
nation back to the sound basis of specie
payments. Renewed applause, And
It was singularly happy in the legis-
lative department that no was per-
mitted to shape the resumption
act, and in the executive department. to
administer its provisions and carry il TO
a successful issue. Applausel The
resumption act is continuing blessing
and benefit to this country. Loud APP
plausel. 1t has placed the government
finances and the finances of the peuple
upon stable foundation, and am sure
that from the brief history that | have
venturod TO submit, the transition is
easy TO determine the duty OF
the pei N the impending national
contest. If the resumption act, The
great series Of financial measures Ul
which IL was tho fitting climax, be b
benefit to the business interests of this
country, the political influence of the
business mon of the country should
certainly be given TO the party which
originated and enforced that legislation.
Prolonged cheers.
When Mr., Blaine sat down there were
calls for Mr.. Evarts, who responded in
short aud numerous speech.
Then Gen. Fremont was called upon
and spoke briefly.
From the hall Blaine returned directly
to his hotel, where he received callers
until dinner time. Later he reviewed Il
great torchlight procession.