New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
CORTLANDT PARKER OK THE ,Os,

toh ILANDT PARKER on THE Issyrs
iMPoRfANcE oF THE COMING RLgcrroy-,''.
ING THIS ONE WITH THAT or ist4 ""
SoMERviLLE, n. j., Nov. 1.-The Hon r.
a"dt Parker Of Newark. president Of the o''''
Association delivered his first speech Of this h1
'' 'nS pace Last evening William b. Mckinley q, c~
was 10 follow him, but did not arrive Mr. part o"o
up one hour III expressing his views on tho e.ssp
election He was received with great entbu,i, 'Hns
said in substance: A' add
No man oyerestmate the importance o,.
yersy which lmpend-. II decides whether ,ho o. - onto
he south aided by forty eight votes Of the Iec,ose
! the Government which TWENTY-FIVE Law law uPn
drsirov ds'it'",I.d deci, elmer to possess Or go
the Union shall give place to those who refuse% savi
that salvation and from which its patrioc oi ~ In
turned away and Withdrew preforrine colni,v n.nbcs
and nation To two ropes of sand fAppausa Party.
uInph Of the so called Democracy wili say ~ ne M
Our une xamped prosperity "stand sim v " sun Of
know that what are IN spite of tho aoes not
party Applause The achievements Of tbe 'ppeiaiis
parry The Nation under its gudancs" "o Eepabt
| inconceyable. The history Of tse ie anpy
| twenty four years Is romance "e last
Rome, England, France dwinde into nsgo,se 5Seeee
day IN the midst of prosperity nnexanpeJ Jr aa %
ministration which for honesty. safety and ~ a-
does any administration which has exisfed i " ~ ~ oat
prace the hungry Democratic party Ilansb," |" H'ne q
like wove. seeking their prey. Their journals s Low
the rScas ont when they mean pat the rssSal.tn..
and this yile. nasty campaign Is inangdrated d. sp
~ abroad aud dlsgustin us at home. S'a'ns
Aud yet though We sfatd III gllSfed and
at the deluge of abuse which j. pouring dnon H. tqaS tqaS
the candidate fer President. thai donge t.
which enped in 1914 upon the ticket and o 70 va,
its nominees, Clay, said the sanderer OF thar da "
duest. Clay WAS gambler. Clay was a probate ca
had accept ed abhe, Clay sold ms Influence IA y
and for the reward Of the Portfolio OF sta,e is.r
away his vote and his pOwer 10 nlnce VOTERS Ia v. y,
Adams as President And Flcnahuyscn wa a na f
Ing fanatic or miserable phara saical hyprentc y
row psalm->inging Puritan The ticket was non,is,s
denounced the conjunction of the Backlet "a ~
Puritan, The parallel between the campaign
The issue the same. and the condg = n tss
parties respecting Il also similar. That issue va. ~
tarif. The Whig party declared itself in clear numis
tae language to he the party oI Protection American
labor (App!asc The Democratic party. then - nov
took as its model Mr.. Face-both ways uaughle,l ns
Democratic nominations then was not unlike tho present
One,--Jamcs X Polk, OF Tennessee, Grover Cle,e'
land with pure personal recorl. WIS
its stand3r!-hcarer, while the aris'ocratle an5
elegant George ". Dallas OF Pcmsyyania xas
ts Vice Pre- seiential nominee. II wss then That the
phrase arose of tho kangaroo ticket one namely gh<s
strength lay entirely IN its hind legs. Laughter and an
Henry Clay was Henry Clay in spite Of al the ob.
Is james q. Blaine and viii survive when the hre y
trained traducer hired aud volunteered viii have apd
the Of oblivion which they trying dug for
him. Great applasc. There Is an animal whose war
OF offence and defence Is stencil There ugy binds
cherished where sewerage = unknown banse they feed
on garbaze The animal Is the type OF the great party
llsughterl which with lie on IL. forehead tbrongk.
the world by the title Democratic. IApplaa.el
The birds typify those lovely journals and
ceanhanded orators who delight in suggesting evil
whenever time and ignorance have made II dicult 10
comprehend meaning.
am OF those who think such campaign as his
vile and disgusting "a II s the feature, having
REGARD 10 the question Of To party ts
didate. I have never known an instance ~ popular
victim, when the man whose private chnractes vas at
tackled who did not beat his opponents at the polls Cay
would have beaten Polk had IL not been for Lie
imprudent letter, written during the esm
III. neighb0rs the people OF his state know James @
Blaine. They have indorsed him time and time again
Applause The election OF Blaine keeps IN power ne
parry which has proved itself the friend and preserved
Union, Nationality Freedom and OF pure and h0aesl
the dutie 10 iii all the places which james g. Blaine
has hlied and fulfilled. cannot, ought not. must not
Will not he rejected for the post Of President To which
any man through hard scrvlce lay claim. he can.
lChcers and great applause J. ia not necessary that
President should be Wash .on. VINO has been II
IChecrs Who can bel But after these.
Of. whom f. he not the peer Great apI ,aase
are of the greatest Importance to the country. one
CIVIL service Reform. the % Other ProIsctEs ,in;s
iSamien. Neither Will he fostereA b,
Democracy. VINO doubts that proposition There
i. not motive, governing the politicians who seek The
pause Here Is one. aud but one issue IN this canvass.
one on which men feel You may tax antlisril III you
his hmoc hi- wifehis chdlenhs Intelligence md theirs,
in comparison with the possessions OF the cheap aDodr
the result Of lie Republican tari. Applause
The difficulty ~ fise trade theories Is that they take for
bell, We that millennium t. one day, 70 colcald when
il comes T.. e-rrade may BE- possible ana cypclient
But as long a. what they are and nations what
they The nation that woat be sale nn't FOSTER al
varieties OF industry and depend for nothing nn others
Applause nation which encourages. protects, Simu-
late, variety In industries produces sooner or later
people " greater intelligence and far greater happiness
l. there any comparison to-day between the p'0 al any
lrcctrde country and the people Of America! ia there
any comparison between the aggregate Of intelligent
happiness favored land and those beyond the seat
Applduse.l 49,,
me Democratic party and their candidate in his
late Newark speech assert the sleclOns doctrine tn&
ut,. are only taxes IN another form. That Is not -
Duties are only tolls imposed foreign ab0rrrs Who
seek comperr whour The Prohibition parry al ,Otay
and the abolition parry ~ islf are alike in nature.
ituy good men ihrcw away thor votes then on Bnney
a. nrotest Fifteen thousand votes IN ScwNork lost
that Sfac and thence came Texas the MeNicln war the
acquisition OF California. all our Year, o. horror am si
fcIlng Irr tie Prohibition party take NainlA> I"iess
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