New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
THE INDIANA CAMPAIGN.
SENATOR HARRISON AT INDIANAPOLIS.

Harrison delivered in the Park heare III 'lhH WY
this evening great Republican speech peIo'o
great audience Ii was cOgsnt and comprehensive
treating with candor and with convincing Po"0'
tue great public questions on when the P'i'',
divided. The most striking parts of the speech are
given below -
The Independents in their rla torn say I'VE arc very
roud 81 the great record and services of the Republican
marty ut not with consent or connVahce eh'" Tue
r cord he dsgrdced' and for hNith to save the nc
,hcap Marty from disPrac', these gentlemen leave us
IA 80 inf, the DE uncratic parry. IL not our sug
gesi Owe did think it WAS nee sary-but rhAs
Iacy know pest. hope they viii not max ire mistake
~ n"o.in LAT puhc and private virtue out
NJ me Repn pa " they opened the door; or
The more fatal one the Democratic party SIN cease
n be conspiracy for pundcr ana spolis 10y reason
| car not hut thlnS that e-c gentlemen IN mscNcS re
ere Thai they refused Ia allow any issue to enter this
cgmp cxcep tina of the charact Of the can
dlda Is. Their cous, nNei perso ali,es am ~ r.
The PRAYER OF tn. Phar>oe invites comparison. anu
at may involve unpleasant cons queDCcS bul u lnc
i.,ucs o. the campaign mora, do they necessarily
nave relation only to the candiGcs Cannot morals be
predicted of lary 1consprGy aSains nu,d
by the selection of any leader.
THE CIVIL SERVICE
These Clcvelnd Republic ms affect to have discovered
since they made up their IN mis- To support Mr. Cleve
lard. that the Democratic and Republican paites 40
essentially differ upon questions OF public pohcy'
Mr. Curtis Mr. schurz. and many of their associates
have been underst he civil service r. ofmers Are
they willing to have tier sincerity. judged
by COMPARISON of the TWO platforms
upon tie subject OF the civil serycei
The one is lul frank, candid Enforcement Of the civil
service iaw now on ne ttaln'e 90 H. u pSGsT
to D. the spells of party. Tie Otncr Is evasyc reluctant
complete. II contains Endorsement oi me eXSIlng
law ri would not crosse by its repeal II T. IN tne
very terms used by Democrats 40 Opp0 ca ana
he existing law. Mr. Voorhees, has IL ed ia p nc spec9
nucn language OF The PA orn anu 20 ~ raya
the cvilservce law in the senate as an agera'a
Mr. end Is, fresh from the convention and one OF us
nOmia ees, declares, in stsaner ina ne Knows oi ~
way or testing tie hon sly Of the present ncumbents or
the Offices except by turning them ont ana putting ~
Demo rats He is that at least $4,000 should go at
Ii Is not my intention discu the tariff question at
this time further than show the attitude OF the parties
The weight OF opinion Democratic party is for
tariff for revenue only "one in the framing OF (which no
account shall be taken Of it's effect upon our America
Industries and American work II may not be abe
to pass any tariff III, probably NOT Tor
the protective sentiment is speeding in the new
South-but long "a 1t has majority IL
will continue attempt the nice worS OF SURGEON WIN
pa phrase0lOgy to save here sela OF ana I'I
lcmo-r Of Congrc,s-by misica1i x the ihorlng men
They MAY change please Garter II rlison the luNi-
i hy lis i-uti'n Of the VOID "eNclus yelv'
Int Wler IN, caucls 'nhle and a plI - 0 nc
framed that the trcclradc ie que approves
the Republican party, on the Other hInd, ~ u le
do, trim t n fxn. tarh rates the eff 81 a. the IA
py.Wosed upon America Industries and upon The wage
con '"4r,a u, do LOT q ink th.t n. sh ting mp
shops or he Xiueu's ment o. lnGu'lres Is " PIE say,
wo+l We have no. O., ch.d the pia.e of tnat c'.'
pii,souv which refuses recognize c9 er lIilol
snip ana hi .h,r ouy Ia lie Amer can Wor"m "a ll"
IBIS family han - the Lusl %. The l"phdliio oi Gu
National .rf1iiy and life ar not %. s0ucthc good vi
. ot co sci &c OF cur voting p'lulalon S9lP'
tine stately fabric Cont"n1nem j. con0il"n OF 'l
vs. J, AID haa an mp rih' Ic'al'u I. Il t'r'
do uot az that our American W"ikmeh Ec az tiI
lcn ID He olsh 70 enjoy fton rIol,cpN "a IT, g'
DO believe tht h- con.i ION ana nat oi ma "a ~
fuI-rcvcuuc-only policy. II is not cra lie t"t even '
Mcdonald school OF l. no,lai> tno -Ir't F"',% '
farN or -v. w. If I'd 10 uAus rieS 1.d % orr
wogknru. They admit tue hen ii Of prot cpn bdf "a
si,' Ina II N 81 br an acc ent A. SAD One before
We lu ct rr taad. prefer ma, the soou swan "c "'
-ilntd and so intelligent
CItVEINVD AND HENDRICKS.
ONT. Cl,vc'oud sh.N tay nW Ur.; " the whole
story were tol Il would we brc'. Demo rat vitho"
re- ord neon any question of national polu s. h" Is ON
that account the norinc" OF bis party. Bayard was
named by fri mis-, and forthwith HE Dover speech wa
rec Ie| aud hi. doom setei. thlueh tn sl"' Oh
wac ai y cxpc sive o. the party scptn"n when 1t was
de liver H. Garlic, AMIN OF ability was named hui Dr.
bad r,card HIS residence -0l OF tie .o Vou.. T.
vc rccoectons Of the attitid Of he party ddrus tie
vlr ana his Gear utterances on tie t'rh
question would uncover the Jug cry OF IN
,atfo1n. McDopad urged upor tie convection by
lee ia rirga, Il, IT. Hen it has himself told Us Iut
B u 4
ay. Yes th,j the uoubr. II vas Tho tr no with
lhurrna but vas not "A Ceyea q, WA No brew
ia InG yrws shcuh o. eoun Y, 1t c".d ne shown
that 81. return o. the sub on1 Waa - EC"d i'n'
cisue INA ohc n tie execution II fcon, lf could De
s.own that ne pro- coed IL, were dc nt orderly "a
sue cs~tu Mayor Bunuo, coiId De shown P.rLal9'
ceAcv Governor # New Yogk-ce "a not 10y he votes
he receive bu by Republicans VINO iii OF yote-ae
Ia naa-cI by nj yetJc. TO abe ate he tailoring men
rom h.- parry II the convention were rassemblfd he
Itni1E mav ANNOUNCE at Nj Hendricks has
copied the nomination for he NccPIcde c} In 1870
Tie rgcncy II a committee o. LEAD nc Democrats and,
runofel assurances OF support for the first place
1850 were nee -sary to get - consent q 'aA' srcOl
place. IN $50 he purnei ne Eice,lr'si' ency, conn
vent. the frlut isu" iron ever coming t. trai No
since vt Mr. Hendricks being member of tie con
veuto,, allowed bims~l t. be nominated wi hoq re-
public speech Is that creasins yrs have given
lower q ght to his 2nbliiQl, or l. It mat he tak1s
DOW greedy thing lie mas tWce rpuIh,u'
simply to kc another from getting III As a Dcn0c at
much heard In public speech IN Indiana, MI he drcKs
i well known. What hi patty been H. as Dceu IN
North reyn1 ed against slavery Ifthere has been IL
vision OF continent n his parry on any question he ms
V orhce " a. lara ion fha' 'arf for revenue only
WAS absurd issue ma M Mcdonald by his CT
backward Oh that subec may Lave os the confidence
OF some Dem0cra but Mr. Icnorckss equivocd uiicr
Gen raj Man on, by the OF Ia IN form, may
have oct influence with III oOpperhead De nocr4cy Of
hcm, speech. He may talk of re- "rm hut he has
not the spirit OF rcfO II hrec-'oJrth' Of his own
party were In favor Of principle that commended is II
tue to his mind. he would mover II such an
advocacy To scp3rdt- himself from the remaining |
fourth He viii make speeches III thi- csmpaign
hui venture the p die TO- tba You VIII MOI mi out
whether lc fdYOrs o. OPP. scs he Morrison bill.
Ills friends attempting, ! notice. 10 or taniZe
COlOcd clIb IN hi j. tere>t ia his city. may DE mt r
cs ny To genlcme aud serve a good 1uu,tia
# his Bon 90 isu to No ic thai rs lat" as Fchrul -
S6i tet many orcd men had dlcd for " nag, Mt
IIndCks REGARDED il outrage that cOlOei people
-hou'd be allOEc ed to ride N the same car with
him.
BLAINE nd LOGAS.
few words about those eminent gentlemen who
have been chosen by state ana National conventions
10 represent in the pending contest Mr. Blaine need.
no Introduction to the Republicans o. any state oar
candidate for the Vice sdcucy did not need % be in