New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01

them by issuing tneh oymcnts and to the cement
of onr own compound system OF currel"e, "a, and
pY w ~ s awav with This most delicate machr,y %.
finance destroying confidence IN Vs HiaTnr and pre-
"en,ing nvcstments and the employment oi c'' ~
the active operations 81 business
TARIFF AND MORALITY
Mr. Sherman IN discussing the question Of '' WI"
oipel ont that every vote for Cleveland meant tA' IT,
yiva OF the Morrison bill or some other eguAi'
tive measure. and then proceeded ..
II has been stated 10 me that some OF SoI @ ne na
question in this contest Is one OF mory a ~. w. u mo
cratic party TO base its claim 70 pnc 'ohn1rv @bih
rality religion, or an! OF the io.Y No, Crnvrr
~ nurncc the actions of men. II may hr ing
Cleveland saint. and that llendrlck' Wip III f,o
a. steady aud violent an "ll',' ,iriot int
II so have not read the history oi TINS c"lh' .in.
THO p.r~,w o,iectlou that is made t. the con
nod ,sccrdqpcv of The Republican party. hcrau'r VI"
Blaine does not suit certain persons. j. MI hr-
not well taken Mr. Bloinc Is man g! ti' 4, no The
ian abilities lie has lon- iecn In pi'ic H. ,,,r
e airing eve O. the public Ia. heea lp NM t ..f, nm
lId liz nri~,te .ter. even inspected. or ci-' ann
di.cu ,scd years ago The Mullisan h'tr5 y" la we
ttH ho ,o,Girnce AM respect OF NOR thin hih,
eits Of The Republican party, composed OF as pure '"
as E uo condncf OF this canvass ny the Denocrac
PARTY tend To DEGRADE American Poilndi, ",n vague
from every question az prncpe url'''a 80, ING
accus ation AMI arraignment Of our alur9'"; ,raj
debate upOn American politics II Is u'iA ",re the
dence of the incapacy of that party t. MANAGE 'i
an t on 4i s EiC" cling 10 the grand or
ranization which has Illustrated Ame,Icnnd er5I
achievements I'm war and peace. with munccnl %
and growth with the names Of Lincoln Grant anu M
lustrons in military and ciyi Life. and yet strong a.u
fresh and vigorous enou-h 10 conduct thr p"Vi =,
greater usefulness; 10 promote new reorm' a." k,rTn
~tates So that the best sense of the phrase te ou
| less continent shall he ours
Mr. BLAINE COMMANDS ATTENTION.
While Senator Sherman speaking a movcmeht"a'
seen IN the crowd standing the right OF the PLATFORM
and II became felt rather than known that Mr. Elaine ad
arrived A the ceased Walker Blaine cane on
the platform. and almost nmediaifH ~ ;h "a
Rlaiic As the whole assembly lcaprtl 10 th'Il
feet hats and sticks waved in the air ana one en-
thnslsst On lhe platform Il% PEI aver ms y minute. The
cheering continued without cessation AllrT ",i
intrOduc lion by the chairman Ny Blaine stepped IY Nh
10 the front OF the platform ana ioa'ie NJ a u, mi M
hand began 10 speak There w's silence hai c",a ="
most be felt and which interrupted only by moon
trullable bursts of applause AT some lecu''"i9 a
point H. said:
BusISkss MIN or Ngw-YoRK: deem II an honor TO
follow Senator sherman Applause uttu IL al -
pecia honor To follow Secretary sherman applause n
can say that n our iancla msiS,S u, ,,'s
among The really lliusiri"us me. VIM NV ui
tie Treasury department oi the llitd LAC, ~
gam that Department WIN III, hlsvI'l n'g
AHA place the credit or the Dung Itp"'4 "l" a."
enduring i"sis II wac The COCA i4i,r,, =" h.
Government through the emDarra7smrnt' re.ulims
William H. Crawford ailer The great depression mat 20"
lowed 0ur uctorlohs struggle !" lNN', VA ~"
LIT lApplause II was The good fortune
Of Thomas l%i"e afle The great Nhis whom Of 100
Ia initiate thuae inea which gave rs lr pi,i''
lann of sda Nas The good ilunr of Salmon J. 'hisn
applause 10 oa,r, tho oo,emnont llnonFh a., the 81,
VA ma Il Waa The good tonne Of una
eencvl Hr,eg Of ONE, lo'g fHo'' s,1 .,n ,si
isaiA ~ apnoe pay mnnt iitonrwrd applause Al
ee, slgela ba9 ~ ,n' ,',s' 90 ,,,d ' A., ",lo
lhr i,oaumprnn act and IN the Is"uU'' ~
p,r,mout 10 administer H. provision, nl ,9lN ~ !"
raj Attlt
n,l,us" n lna rinrrd Inc oovofninout nu,uooa AMI
iGo nnaicce of the people upnn stable luundh'i" ana
am sufr thni from The brief historic rN"N hu'c 'or
tnrrd tn snhn the Transition easy 81 the duly uf tho
people I'm tie Impending National coutc't " the
Resumption act ana me gl,al trrlo" ., Hhsan
,ld m , OF when nenoe, 20 "r the pnslno..
Interests of ths country, the political Influence n ~"
business men OF the lry SHOULD ccrnnly be- given To
the party which originated aud enforced tina, legislation
There is no need for me- before the business men ~
New York. 70 supplement the argument which am
sure Mr sherman has made complete, ana -h"hd hnfl
here hnt for INV desirc 10 testify IN this great metropolis
OF the Union my appreciation Of yont distinguished
may he permitted To ada that alone in the financial
and u'nes- department Of leEslaton WHEN interests
every man. hut IN All the great avenues OF ne, III III tla
relates to the career OF great Ieop ns od re
years during Which the htpnnean poI! H's Te, email
period IN our history saving and excepting alone the i'm
mortal period which gave NJ our independence ana own
con titution iGieat applause AZ no ilhe Ger ay,
have the educational Interests ~ ne people p,tu so
time aye spirit of humanity anl the beney oences 81
the people been generously developed as dung tat
rlaritr na ie 50 marked na ai,nnce rs dirlng the
period IN w9lch the cPn9l"p si' o " r" h n
memory ~ one Who does me- ie h'nm lo iri me
s there been 100 little hlcu'rt in ir country ns ihott
to-day A. uoud Guodl' an1 applause Al geo lnr'"n-
time ms th"to been an preii'n of ai"ii plni lni'sl
~, slme platform and ur hr sumo r'ifn'i. enI hn-
thr'p ne,n aur cordial anl hr1t ~roi"ih'nh ns mere
tput .tutinir nnd firirnw INffuf nnl rin'NrfI go