Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-09-03
GEN. LOGAN.
Welcomed to His Home by More than
Half O Hundred Thousand
Citizens.

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Oltisons'
A Marnif1cent 1rthufa lii thk Rks
publican Candidate Tor vice
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fTeSl0en.
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tfrom the Chicago Daily Ncws. 1ndepcndentl
The reception given Gen. John A. Logan i,y
tba Rspuhi,.Ar. ., 1,h,,s,,n u...,ss.., a.'s....
- u. J"ns az. ~ ouicso ss! D..utuAy evening
was an auspicious opening Of thS HAp,fbiidxn
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f.a sss ~ ~ VI y
the direction Of Gen. O. T. Mann met Gan T,cs
p.n - pr,Im.r .,,c,,. : ..,,,.r ~. -.
h.d resched that c;tw r,.I ~, ucns ISkan s
TIA ressdn,saS - - w ~ WI Non no.1snS IFoin
WildWooS ! ~. =, ,nn,nn,. hav Henaacks, OL
,I.,.. ~" ~ .Sx ~ 1oiIc.e ueAuo; Wv: nam
Tsn.r ,,,,s aOas tra ss .uH.JSs ~ werc ct " oen
Me- whcS ses ~ sss sT ~ psrty
aeess Hner ~ ltn tneir guest ~ the Hotel Florence
Tr.,.I ~ $3.50 Iasr pVIe Ene paIty 20 tns
~ ths nsss 1as ;en aEEs9 san partion
Trsses Tnse ,.,n which bore them to Lake Park
thou.ands Of men and hcvs n nniSar,n .Dy Dy
;v1 tusuh y. iaem anM poys IN unIoIm anu
cInh. ~ thn -. coaposnx .ne Many MAfcnn9
.sa ~ NJ SnV this Uss SMv suliounune to"ns rs
tineuishea ruest and the cSnmittee nroceedad
slowly up Michigan avenue. The sides Of this
In IsEe PsrS thrnr" ~ n n0 er rot peopiS Ss
had gathered about the platform imnatienfiv
awaiting the arrival Of the guest of the evening
Cannon and skyrockets were beinc tonched az
every instant. but thew did not sppear narticm. M
larly interesting to the WAITING neonIe
b. W. Mum and p. T. Barry made speecbes
to fiji In the time While the latter uentieman
still occiipied the stand And strnurlcd to make
himself Heard above the utjronf. the i,,ocassion
arrived at the park. 1t was hbotit 10 h'ciacE
i,latfl1rni, and fra crnytd hrnEc fcttt. 4, cIs.t
Il the sight 81 MIN. Col James aeytnn csiiad
the crowd to order JtidCe Cary then made n,
Gen. Logan came to tie front and ,eas receixed
with oyeat apniause He deiivcred : yerv ionS
address. reading from mar.uscript nv fhs iivhf
was full II and strnna hmt nos Saf ms voice
throng could ret near enomch To hear what hs
said. In his speech he discussed at length tbe
main political nueations ~ tho dav G,,aattnr
Of The comnsrative honestv Of the two ss1iss
he said:
In ali the reforms OF the civil service which
have been instituted by the Republican party.
ton OF the Democracy: ;: and. with ali fheir ,,ro
fsssons for 4 reform 81 the civil service We ana
their candidate foI Vice Presidens-s gentleman
from whom the people ourht Ia havt cx i1ecNcd
better things declaring in q speech made by
the ony for 81
0tOvcTnnlGnC
Republican oficehoiders and supply their places
Il suppose he means-with honest" Democrats.
The basis Of this declaration Of Gov. Hsndricks
ia that Ss30O0 has becn lost in one branch ~
the Navy tepsrtmcnt and thcrefore he charges
the whole Republican psrty4ethe mijlions of
iiien constttntfne it~Wtth wholesale dishoysstv
ienses comparisori e,f sdministratt, A. het wee,,
the Repubiican ana Demhcratic narties We
need only cali his attention e. tffe manv rr,iihns
Democrntic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or which "Ebv. Hhy
Hendffcks certainly mnst have irfor,n.tio,,
Or We might mention to him the sucrcstive fact
oso e shas wns % Hndr DEM
ths o eyy i ey
:ns . assSsssd 4. y n.
a cente: md the ioas an everv n mn has os a..
creased undsr Repnblicsn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mn
u ess ssess o ssa a ssn ssnt bs
the e esy 81
81 ne s sne a,s
apDeared The iyerI,rtnafinr of tnfs sdrnirnhlo
system of cufrenoy is 4 matter that greatly cnY,.
Germs the public, and in order that it NAV be ur-
al fth frfends rather than committed ~ its
enemies, It cannot be truthfully denied that
the opponents OF the Republican party fierceiy
Dpposed this system in the Outset and have
never aimee shown any friendship for IT, Hence
It fs not unfair to assume that were thev iS,s
trusted with power. they would devise soIue
means nv which its dcstrncfion wonid aoon he
accompiished. oA ="
The speaker eaid of the tariff.
The history Of the Democratic party during
its cOntinuance In mower and mn tn the nrescnf
time IN the subject III the tarifY h fnjI ~ snS.
ceetions al dancer. The theory ~ the Dewe.
cratic narty that the market nrtce ~ nrn.incts
Of this county shOuld be governed by the cost
Of like products in other Countries must ineyi.
fablv hrInS ma to the cnnclusion fhat' were Nat
party to come into pOwer. ii would he oniv 4
Question Of time when tha business of mann
fActnrinc In this conntrv mi,st coIne u m erd
In other words. the democratic nroros;tson r 4
that the Anne, ican msnufacturer and iaborer
foreien manufactnrer and the nnasrnai6 narnaT
lsborer. Since President Lincoln wns inar9-
ursted In 1861. and the American nrotective-
tariff system sdopted by the Repnblican nartv
the country has developed in prosperity and
wealth nntil the avrragatad valne n III tha
nronertv ~ the tjnitei States and Territnries
has reached the enormous sum Of Ss4, ,V0.ooO,oon
an ncrcsse OF $50 .OOO. 600 In twenty wears un.
contrad adistinguishad from the Enrlish. demo. a.