The Evening critic., 1884-10-24
POLITICS AID POLITICIANS.

BOinRs Here ana EverywhePe-Notes
ofthe CornpRiEn--5zOvem OF the
Candidates.
Mr. Blaine 10 having n grand reception in
Indiana. He was enthusiastically greeted at
Sullivan, Terra Hautc, Brazil, Green Castle, La
Fayelte and Charlottesville yesterday. He
made n rather-for hlm-longthy speech at
Terra Haute, In which he touched upon tho
Southern question. lIe said that question had
s eesn rrs ss bo into no campaign BY tho
awakened, liberal sentiment, striking for In
dusttial advancement.
Tho old Bouth represents tho splrit OF ro-
bellion aud choriehes sentiments OF sullen
discomfort. The new South naturally afIlltates
with the Republican party and seeks to
lead away from tho preiudices of the past.
The ola South regards negro suffrage with ab
hor1enco ana maintains tho "white line" by
Intimidation ard violence. Those imbued
with the feelings Of the old South constitute
strength in the Nation. 1t is striving to re-
ylye an impossible pnst. "rhe North and
South, under the Republican adminIstra.
into harmonious relations. But all
prospects OF that result would be defeated
and destroyed by giving the old South posses.
eion OF the National power. Among the first OF
the baleful effects that would follow would DO
the crushing out of all liberal progress In the
south and the practical publication OF all
that has been gained by the reconstruction OF
the laws which followed the rebellion. The
people OF Now York and the people of Indiana
are now asked TO aid In bringing about that
deplorable result, TO BIO followed by the
abandonment or the reversal OF tho great
Financial ana industrial policies under which
The Nation has prospered 80 marvelously
net, believe that you will do It. because such
course is forbidden by every instinct OF pa
triotism, as well as by every consideration OF
enlightened eelf.interest."
Major ButterwOrth's serenadc.
Tho serenade to Major Dutterworth last
night was complete success. Tho parade
from the Pence Monument TO the Arlington had
over GOO men In line. There was ban
ner bearing q splendid likeness OF Major But
terworth. IL bore the worde, 'uonest Bon, the
inylncible." There was large crowd at the
east front OF the hotel. Tho music was fur.
nished by the Second Artillery Band and by
the Blaine and Logan Glee Club. Judge Law
worth.
Tho latter told how Ohio had cleared tho
way for sweeping Republican victory In No
yember In its efTect upon politics, ohios
November voting would BIO the same as the
night OF Gettysburg had upon the result OF the
late war. He spoke OF the suppression OF col
ored voting In Hamilton County and the re-
turn OF tho Germans to the Republican fold.
Tho Republican party wins It's Victories In
Ohio through intelligence and education, the
Democrats through the aid OF the bludgeon
and mace. over 1000 criminals were brought
into OHIO TO defeat the Republicans.
Tho Hon. Hiram Price said that there we're
some good Democrats. No progress was made
by that party from 1912 to 1861. He showed
INV tuo CounlTy Hhu progressed Since the Re-
publicans took the reins. Addresses were also
made by Hon. A. NJ. Clapp, Colonel Robert
Harlan, General Green d. Raum, Rev william
Waring, Hon. W. II. Armstrong, OF. ponnsylva.
MAJ MIR. Do Camp, OF Kaneas, and Edmund
Burke, Of Virginia.
Tho CLEO club that furnished such good
muslc was tho Workingmen's National Blaine
and Logan Glee Club. II is composed OF
Messrs. Smith, Fennel, Forsemau, Daniels and
Harmer.
Senator Sherman's Views.
CI,ar. zRf Mi.
expects that the Republican majority In his
State Will DO at least 10000 In November, be-
cause the Republican party Is stronger on Ma
tlonal than on State Issues.
The tariff had great deal to do with the re.
suit OF tho election In Ohio. sour people arc
not prepared 10 turn the Government over to
the Democratic party to DO controlled by the
rebels"
He Was scared.
VIM. n. Hirst, Democratic candidate for comp
troller In Philadelphia, has Withdrawn from
sell, and declines because they were going to
use some charges against him-thought to DO
very susceptible OF proof-that he has been
dishonest, and forger.
Afraid Of Spoiled Eggs.
The chairman OF the Boston Citizens Com.
mittce OF the Peoples party has asked for
protection at the meeting OF tho Peoples
party to be held this evening. He says that
there have been public threats, and that he
fears General Butler Will be rotten-egged.
BulldOzing.
They are not losing much time down In Mis-
eieeippi. AT Crystal Springs, In that State, a
Republican meeting was broken up. A colored
man was struck ON the head with sharp In
strument, and will probably die.
The Press and Butler.
In his speech In New Bedford, Mass, last
night General Butler said that all the good
things the press has said about him are as un-
true us the pad things 1t has said.
Logan. nj Peoria, Ills.
There was a public demons tratlon In honor
OF General Logan. There were over 0,OOO
torches in the procession.