Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
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Master Il
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Blaine at sp


bard, with serious d, ~
from Maine. The S s,,i'
distinguished gentlsn'a'.
same hour created NV
ment, and aroused n,
both parties 10 fervsn,,
II, 900 people took IN \.
show, the Democrat.
their opponents tws
Blaine began speaklns
PRODUCTION immedisl,'
rival OF the special trsi'
He said:
The practical con,est H.,
can aud Democratic ~ ", :,
the question OF protect,,.
trade, and the people a M. -
mine which policy thev n.
Up 10 1861 the country hil.
years practically under1h.
Iree trade Since iSsl a, w
one OF protective tarlfi M
what has been the effect ~ :
That Is the question that
don I care partlcul irlv 49,
has been on Maine or ORE.
been the elect OF at pole
your work, UPON
lures, upon Your
your farms and
perity. Let us look atitL.
1880 the state OF Indiana n,
yond It's border, tsa mani
will not state that there M.
ulacturing establlshmenl,l,
relatively, that II was ra
manufacturing state atan
1855, there were 1900 mae
lished Ia this state. and ~.
amounted TO Sl5p,p1.0O n
OF money. ana yet within
ana last year, yOu produol
In the mHrkets OF the Wof
In money, That was E01n
Gay ofthe year.
Now, Is there any man la
whether he be Repuhlilsnr
presume some Democrais q
listen TO mo-is there any q
In the hearing Of my volctv
that great result could han
without the aid OF the pru,,.
plause and cries OF NO. N
not any man know that Mu
acknowledg ment, after he
smitten by the hammer GA
ton; so the rock Of Amerio,
been smitten OF prOteciiye
have guehed forth bright hi
IN this country. Arc you r0
In Indiana, to say that ycu
ufsctories built up ia thh 4 +
ready, on tho other hand, 70
rs has been your progressli
three year,, you bop. Z
for stu greater progTta
twenty-three years. lN i,
cries OF "Nes. yes!i
remember myself very dlsll..
native state -Pennsylyanli-
how Gov. Whitley, an Old VI
ridiculed by The Democmd,1
that the time would cons =.
MIA farmers would not b alf
provision for the miners (
OF that state, and they laug,l
yet, for the past twenty yt1a
has so increased I'm mannhG-
that she has drawn onfadri
West for millions Of dollanv
stufis TO feed her artisarA Az
come, under Republican ~
when Indiana, with her NlH
her wonderful soil and hefnsi
and all the incidents which ID
urers--the day will come vhl
not be able TO raise breadhra B
manufacturers, A voice I'D
lujah." And then you gei ~
for the farmer you get the u.
the farmer because you hnfi
his door and don't eat up b.
heavy freights by rail ana lall
plause. The free trader gjll'
lales the fact from the q Asil
don TO prove It, that 20 la.l
are cheated. that you az ~ =
tective tariff and that u tua
you would get q great mar WI
Let us look Mt that q mlfiA
abolish IL and you makesrt
uiactures any where you pht
Pile now engaged In nii-
Join sou farmers In Iin4
corn. And then CONS
"What are we going 70 w
creased agricultural Eroitai
these new toilers In The ~.
men here, doubtless, whe W
burned for fuel. II would D
Today. fApplause and ~
been so burned frequently 10
states, but not 80 since ile !. i
tarifI. tApplause eupls
these men into farmers Az
farm products, suppose Nv u
men 10 raising wheat ana egili
OgO.WO bushels of each 70 Nulfi
5000, goo bushels, aud yon sel y. !
for her fabrics, which ihs "
they can make and sell =
Well, John Bull meets yoesA. y =
Liverpool, and says, 'On l1s y
need these 1 have started WI w
out In India, where have Z Y
poor and helpless thai ! csa , Z /.
for i've cents IL day, ns'
lust keep on WIZ
trade aud don't nAnuhl. y,
aud let me get my obstrue,l.',.l'
shall be happy; and II vow ., XII
may worry along as mise''"
[Applausel. .,.,4,s
Ne say, let the mantilAoii
cultural Industries grow w y
let the whole United blaltssl
~ n manufacturing OF = = W, "
but n commercial anu N
manufacturing country
here a world within ouTse,,'..',
ply all our wants aud looA'
teTests. ,..r,
Now, gentlemen, the ~, la,,.
You know very wen , our WV y.
Republican party you e az, y.
American Interests, Nok
IN. with the Democrats, VIZ \.
power. yeu desire free w. Nv,
You are free men: you WV 4.
YOU have q free ohoics, I'M,
November YOU can say VIZ
protective tariff or Tree a'r
GOV. HUBBARDs :
Gov. Huhbard's speech,
mediately after The go ,.i
to the speclous and pls a /
and happening 10 hAss
sion official document,
Republican officials q v.
City, d. c., which ils u. !
many Of Mr.. Blaine \, Z
OF facts, he proceeded !, Z Z
and merciless way 70 ~ I.
statements. From tns q, i
Hubbard's speech II W. J
the grand orator pns
many hard question:, ,, y 4
friends, besides pulupls', IN \
ing gentleman to tne =. "" ! 7
Gov. Hubbard, aI1e y n n
duction 10y Judge J. ~ :,
: FELLow.DEMocnAIs, o. rs es'
a DIANA-I am very pIouar Il 70
to meet you t.-dayi nnvt haat
1 diana, am | especially
presence. e.,,n Anti
: discussing to-day ,srae %
clothed with twenty shsll !
/ whether or not there ne 8
the administration VA M
T whether or not eneru.ees,asr. v
ship the Republican I. ~ %
rule anc bad ineinoI.e ~
tinue Ia rule this len,e , a. / )