The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-28
POLITICAL ISSUES.
MY. BIatne Returns 90 Now York,
ReceiNiuR OYnliOna on the WAY.

In his speech AZ jamestown, N. Y, yesterday,
Mr.. Blaine said: "The Democratic party seeks
now, ns II has sought over since the war, TO
capture the National Government by uniting a
few electoral votes In the North with the Solid
SCUM, and New York is ono OF tho states on
Nnlcn EFFORTS are to BIO made. New York 10
asked TO turn her back upon all the great
memories and the great record OF her own his.
tory and unite with the South. Never. know
that you VIII not do IT, I'Never.1 For the con.
test in behalf OF protective tariff and the con.
test against giving the South, with Its free
trade theoriee the control OF this Government,
believe you are ready. yes, yes
Have you confidence in your ability to tri.
umphp L'Ycp, yea and cheers.l DO you fully
realize your responsibility 1--WE do, cheers
Is your courage equal TO your responsibility
oheers.l Then you leave nothing 10 say. Gen
erai cries OF Go on, go on.'
ASalamanca Mr.. Blaine again spoke OF the
tarifr and tho Solid South. At Angelica Mr..
Blaine said that the issues OF the campaign
MAD narrowed down to the one question OF
attention OF the farmers present 10 the fact
that In New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iu-
diana, and other States tho value OF land had
Increased In proportion to development OF
manufacturing Industries. This, he said, re-
suited from the creation OF homo market, so
That tho price OF tho product OF the farm went
l into inc farmers ,l pocket, instead OF being
necessarily the case where, because OF tho
lack OF demand at home, tho farmers had to
ucDouu upon distant market9, TnerefOrO, as
the development of manufactures In new
country depended upon protective tarin, IL
was clear that no man In tho community is
more interested than the farmer In maintain
Ing the protective policy.
Mayor Parsons, OF Rochester, yesterday, pre-
scented Mr.. Blaine with uniform OF Company
=, First Regiment Boys IN Blue. When IN Ro--
his nano TO the roster OF that company. Tho
uniform was the present OF the ladies OF Ro-
chester. In accepting 1t Mr.. Blaine said "The
Qn1dtArQ r1a IN nj un hats ataa
and their word, the ladies their countenance
and encouragement, which carry with them
powerful and widespread influence"
Mr.. Blaine Will arrive at Jersey City at @ 80
this evening.
The Other Candidates.
On his way from Albany to Newark Governor
Cleveland made several stops. He was re-
ceived at Newark by large crowd. Last
spoke OF having been born In New Jersey and
having always been loyal 10 her.
Mr.. Hendricks Agrees With MIR. Wat
tersOn.
In Louisville yesterday Mr.. Hendricks again
spoke about the tarin, saying that duties
should be levied only for tho purpose OF de.
fraying the expenses OF the Government.
ButIer's Plans.
General Butler will stump the western por-
tlon OF New York. He made several speeches
yesterday and last night
Notes.
The following Congressional nominations
have been made:
Eighth Massachusetts Dlstrict-John W.
Reed, OF Lowell, Prohibitionist.
Eleventh Massachusetts District-william
W. Daniels, OF Amherst, Prohibitionist.
Fifth New York District-walter II. BlaisdelI,
OF Brooklyn, Peoples party.
Sixteenth Pennsylvania District-w. O. Ken-
Gratis.
Fourteenth Pennsylvania DIstrict-wllliam
Foster, Democrat.
Third New York District-oalep D. Smith,
Democrat.
Eighth New York District-willlam Hall,
United Democracy.
Ninth New York District Joseph Pulitzer,
Endorsed by Irving Hall.
Twelfth New York District-Henry @. PerIey,
Thirteenth New York Disrrict-E. l.. yiele,
Endorsed by County Democracy and Irving
Hall.
Ina speech In New York yesterday Henry
WattersoD, referring TO the charges that the
Republicans had carried Ohio by fraud and
violence, said that II these outrages continued
there would be civil war, not between the
North and the South, but between the East aud
West.
In Baltimore Judge Bond, yesterday. ap.
pointed 1858 supervisors Of election, being two
for each OF the $50 precincts OF Baltimore
city, except two vacancies. They are for SER
vice on election day, November a..
The JEFFERSON Democratic Club last iiicht
furnished transportation to Ohio to forty-six
voters and made preparations to receive the
election returns next Tuesday. night at 1880
Pennsylvania avenue.
The Philadelphia Democratic City Commit.
tee last night nominated Robert p. Dechert for
the Controllerehip. This was done aftor hay
ing received n letter from Controller Hirst,
who was sick In bed, declining the place after
having been nominated the second time.
Senator Sewell estimates that unless the
Prohibition vote is much larger than he autlc-
1pates, New Jersey will give about 1,7OO ma-
1ority for Blaine. The uncertain element In
the campaign is Hudson County.
Mr.. Joy declares that no Will not discuss his
transactions with Mr. Blaine until he publishes
the full story In a letter to the public.
The business mon's Blaine parade in New
York tomorrow Will be a grand affair.
Mrs. Clara s. Rines has purchased for $685.
OOo the late residence OF Zacharlah Chandler,
on II street, between Fourteenth and Elf.
teenth streets.