New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-02
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Gratis WHpiN ENTHUSIASTIC ron hhAiNti
Igl rtIEGR,rH ~ Fih iRibtAtl
Dn,nGrpnRl, Nov The largest demonstrate"
of the day, large IN numbers and ep'husas'n' ""'
thai AT New-iIavon, Upward at .5ooo took rait
in H. The large square at the oi'y, tue '"'
Green, full of historical associations, was ME" W
oyergow,nq by an enthusiastic and earnest crowd
The streets surrounding 1t were blocked WIN car,
riages wagons, vehicles of every description ana
country wagons. which must have como distance
of fifty and more miles, scarcely permitting the pas
sage of foOt-passengcrs.
Here Mr. Blaine made one Of the best speeches oi
the compaign Ii was an indignant denial OF the
: imputaton which Democrats wished TO put "po"
him on account of the injudicious remarks OF 'he
Rev. Dr. Burchard at the ministers meeting ~ the
Fifth Avenue Hotel "Wednesday last. MI
Blaine's language evoked cheer after cheer. lie
was interrupted at almost every sentence ny APP
plause HIS manner was Impressive. lie spoke
with the carnestness of conviction aud the audience
showed its appreciation by the profound attention
pald him Mr. Blaine was introduced by Mr..
Harrison the Republican candidate for Governor
after Mr. Depew had made short speech III MS
happiest wen pending the arrival OF MI Blame
Here is whatMr. Blaine said:
There has been placed my hands since my arrival In
NowH address from the clergy men OF ms GS
The person who delivered the assurance that in matters
Of public night ard IN ma!t liter C OF pTPS
Of the United states they know sect they know no
ali. Good good and chccrs.l In the city OF Hart
ford had letter put In my hands asking me why had
f Fa Ro 1e and ebaio5 "A voice. You
said that My answer In The first place mat the! put
In my mouth unfortunate expression OF another man
and in the next place 1t gives me an SpPVi IL
tunity TO say. at the close OF the colplgn that
Carefully and nsnctively from making any disresect.
fu aluson TO the democratic party dler trH t INA,
have much respect for the millions Of my country
whom 1t 10 and aGS Cheer In the next
place sure that am the last man in the United
States who would mako adisrespcctfu allusion to an
The United states guarantees freedom of religious
The Protestant and the Catholic and the Hebrew
stand entitled absolutely the same recognition ana
fp 9uson here to be made am tSs iasf
man to make it, for though Protestant By CONVICTION and
connected with Protestant Church ! should
if under any pressure under any temptation l
could in any presence make disrcspectnl allnsion to
that ancient faith IN which my revcteu mother 'eo """
died. Enthusiastic and long cheering
THE REAL ISSUE OF THE CAMPAIGN.
The question before the people OF the United states
is religious The question to be settled III this
election is homo to the d"or-ill and the
lresidc of every American citizen We have enjoyed in
this country for the past twenty years the advan
tage of protective tariff There is not man Witmh
the sound of my voice. there enot man Ia Conectout'
their i, not man New England there is not man Ia
the United states who f. not directly or indirectly lher
ested the protective taTn lcheersl. see, ne
fore large ss S.Ih ,,o Including scodi T.
their faces aud to whom the daily wages oi labor !,
matter OF great consequence beg To- rchlhd mem ihat
lahoI thar In the British Isles receives for the same
labor Il the protective tariff. Cheers When loon
find ina; connecticut has doubled wealth in the last
twenty years and submit that that rapid ratio Of IN
result Of the protective tariff loud cheering ,,o...
60 that every man. whether he be capitalist or aootil
lt ltfn net
question o protecting American industry enters INTO lne
warp and wool of his daily life. The Hcpblcah party IS
potLug il D., not protective ris cardinal doctrine In
the orood of the Republican party that proec
Ana las been the nyariahlc practice Of the Democratic
part, H. Congress for more than hly years pas 10 3p
somc months past WhNi Clearly because OF the unccl
Congress last winter Of the arn question ana thc iact
that the Democratic party came within two votes OF
destroy ing the protective tariff
prMoCRArIC PREFERABLE THRONES
L. ,olo any man who doubts that with the free trade
theories Of the Democrats they were oevatedto power
the protective tUin would be destroyed II any man
doubts that he doubts hi, hc denies the record
he will not listen to plain i"cts Inc olhths III ,ne
present contest are he spoken 81 by you not by me-
but there or two things connected with when
Ibcg To refer to- Ibcg especially 10 rcicr 10 le i'
that In larger degree than IN any other campaign on
which have personal knowledge the Republican party
has The ino snahc advantage ol thc slhaths anu sui
port Of the of the young men OF the country
checrs and the young men carry with them strength
confidence the power to bear burdens ana inc power l"
give eucoura cement to others. ,
The EcPuhl,a parry ~, ,' gan itn Tvnntv ,eihf
years ago. before who now hear me knew an tMhg
of political contests the party entered the HELD Tor the
first time IA National struggle 1t selected young
man foI s leader II selected man IN his forty thlrl
year the same age al which Washington was intrnstcd
with the command of the Continental army Young
man of great zeal, of great Intelligence
and Of career heroic that IL partook largely OF 70
nance Under his leadership the RePnDilcah parry III
it, very r, National contest alarmed II ld not deieat
oar op0ucuts Since then - have been added Ia
Ls age bringing il M TO the Psamis limit of threescOre
years and bnt he Is t fresh and vigorous IN body
in mi Sill MuIl IA
party aud II j. my pccal pleasure today that can a.
fnow do Introduce to yOn Genera. John {. Fremont
Prolonged cheering.
General Fremont was loudly cheered. lie spoke
briefly in acknowledgment of the reception given
him.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM AT BRIDGEPORT.
WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED IN CuNNLCnCUr
UNDER SOUND PROTECTIVE LAWS.
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