The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29
uorthern Paper Says.

sns:a
.,s frantic speech at Fort
". - mbi,h he fsunted the bloody
Gne, 70 mich vlgor, ha> provoked
I sL.u ,oarnt ofsnrnrisr. MIR, Blaine
G1il ur Trough IA oIuett Wen
be- ,bIe. Il spHr>Dlal and prlit
mt are ,tak j on a game winch
t5d I'm, hun; his candidacy ha,
.oa' . tormi liable r~essl every da
'o' rh4rge or a fresh exposure
5 ' ~, ohio election despite clio
;r,i piiation and b ibery, has
noe SLIM off i, strength, and IVES,
81 whore the sauguine Mr.. Ekin.
-1,s,-s a. merely a matter of
aFlS ba. dubbed or trebled its DEM
pr uii1rity. Already Y and
AMI jtded by constant travelling
IN making, Mr.. Blaine was in
ms Of body aud min when such
ant a. the unfriendy demonstra>
Ear, Wayne would Infal'ibly pro-
n EXPLOSION, witho 1t regard to
...v " consequences. But though
ce-fainIy got mad, his meinns
y ur hlut mcthu i. la the Ii -,
! not fitted b: ta>'e Oh study
ii,cu,>ion of the tariff question
~ has been cOn>p.c I"uoiy ll>t Il
=. -imuitane ms x lrari N III the
tariff aud ~dcuu>ciatiJn OF tilv
bill, viii n tx ressly forbade
-i4cfiop Of duty below the ate PIE
N the Morrill, taglff. IA the second
4, Blaine ) travels have shown hin.
b,-asi1n prevails everywhere, and
> y l. the 'proUcctci' indus rIe>
.Js General Neglev. he recognize
A.. lrv at taking tariff wnrkincnen
a., getting - ceuts a lay, or nothing
az course. he eannrt initiate tn,
ms. of Chairman Jones'. who, In
-, s,riIential circular. appeals to
80 'rhy manufacturers Tor d because
irI ustrial policy Of the Republican
beneficial to them-no word
~ AMI about its beneticent effects up
.T,Iar. AMI finally inasmuch as Mr..
ma : toe clear headed a man not to
-,psrit Is an insult to intelligence to
,,snI that u mocratic success woul
.-,ig, 4 change in the cJuntry's tariff
.r sine. the senate ls and xill remain
icau. 1t l. not surprising that he
!, elected To drop prot ctlrn aud raj t
.%et.iousI issue.
r. landing .uch al issue, where f.
,m,JsfluH l. AL hat Is LceIcd- no
an study. or cogent argument-Mr
mo +, At hi, best. Beside he is re-
r.. o. l4uluiar ground. He has
Oricial y presented to the Republican
~ A, the man who'took the rebel brig
Inn, hy the throat and choked them till
gr tongues hung out" At the Wool
+, Celebration, in 1877, Mr.. Blaine as
ilgl The South, without hesitation,
-rbou, d~istru,t, and without conceal
rut. . declaring that the management
national affairs by the South would be
nacinG and dangerous to every inter
+ in rne and, and that THE men who
r f,u~ wears sought the life of the nation
and 1ot be intrusted with It's supreme
Again, In the Senate, on De-
m5I IL. 1878, Mr.. Blaine delivered
notable philtppic against the South.
,tl was regarded by his friends and
2 H. uNlican party generally as ''the
umplI of Il life filled with triumphs."
-lt he would revert to these old tactics
ipd.catcd by the New York Tribune
vera. weeks ago, when the cry ofrebel
miu ton was raised and Cleveland's
tee,S was declared to he synonymous
th tle imposition Of tax on Northern
1rsinsmen to pension Confederate
.irrS. Il is true that this course in
yt. zuuiry inconvenience. Its only
weeks since the Republican Ma
.ul.Clm nittee made "a frank appeal"
) u neru men. in view of the broad
% Urr.us I.atioual views of Mr..
l.ay au! his desire to rise above
Cd '->u =" to support his candidacy
.ppral which Is made ridiculous
ID ir-uliju- by the speech at Fort
alrt. And then what is become OF
.-H rdiug Viz mans w..O have ieen
Hn-uu raouStrat'ons % eX Conted-
bal ,cue the fatted caltin hon
r- b.. BIa.ue's nauly AID sympa-
ed in. tIr the Southern soldiers
.e~,, GuN,.y J.. ARE minor in~convenien-
~ui Alr. Is line 5 wise in Ignoring
u u5.u he game is in such a criti'
ca.di.nn. Fine free-trade bugaboc
.p-crf aIdrus any one, and the sec
.u.. s>Gn alone remains the last coir
sap la in the exhausted treasury o
+: t~trpablican party. -Philddelphis
our.