Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-09
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N shocking
Mr.. Bia.as su Oh
MI, Blaine's tour through q.
continued ovation. AT e,.,,
tho people gathered in vsstn.s1
Of him and to hear a wordfr
ly all his speeches were bris ~
out reference to politics; bq,p,1
he referred to the pending 49,
AT Toledo he said: | sboeV
deem il Improbable to sua.
Of political opponenta IAas,
position, deem il altogether :um,1
rather DO the victim Of slaOas
ofitLgreat cheeriagI Buiaen,
which do not deem unbeeouis,l
the position [ do, to cali your M
Republican party has governs
for twenty -four years in The ~.
ing to the measures OF 4 In,
The progress under orr eov,-,s
spirit has far transeendea "a
In all the previous years q ~ -
Applause To remand Ia ~.
70 the control OF our oprsness
heye in the constitutionaIN
which have given this proga1
step backward into the dart Il
shouts OF "Correct"1 wha
question OF q protective anf. N
mitted TO regard il merely \
tied on the basis Of e12edstT
large majority Of our eppnnss
tectiye tariff 10 be uneunshrdr
not one great measure thai n
party has adopted nor ora grssa
has taken since the ihaugun6m n
Lincoln in 1861, that the DcMzI1
not opposed and has not nnssl
tutional So that today 10 nnsl
eminent Of the United States ~
the Democracy is not nefay 4
change OF parties; IL is atoM ~
policy thai has Distinguish b.
OF the United states since iSl.
plause II is giving to the nzr
OF states rights the p~Feceaeaa 5
march which has been made, N
only be made, under the hnm
nationality T''Ihst's right
great plane that the RepahlEanpr3
me the honor b. present ne @az
fore you. IApplSusel Hsaa
with all that i; implies, that | N
and before all the people Of Bs ID
to-day. Enthusiasts cheenngl
At Hamilton, he spoke monsA
lows:
Citizens OF Ohio: II is nos ier5i
the question OF = protective aus 4
attention ~ the Americas peopk
" rs II does to-day. Ii was II tR
tween Mr. Clay aud Polk, ID iA
national debate on this qHesboa q
the proteoiiye tariff was dass
popular vote, but by the bad faia
which succeeded in the elestan' u
call your attention 10 the fact tafs
protecting American industry ha
defeated IN the United States BY
A contrary policy has been farcef
Pile at different times through w
their representatives; but nsyet
popular vote upon a deliberate "a
people in their primary eapacas
fore would seem TO e q
the people Of the United State, 4
Of them believe in the policy otFd
see 70 il ulat thai party 4 snsaa&|
DO trusted 10 uphold it Chees
said q gentleman TO me yestefhs
does not always secure abundsa
There are a great many idse nks|
country Wen grant fhen an
never yet been a policy devised y
man that will insure, through I
all seasons, q continuous Dew
but the question is whether cssl
ries Of years, there has NOT besas
gree OF prosperity 10 the PeeFt
policy OF protection than undda
Tres trade The cucstimlsteh 81
tested not by the experieuce q .
but by the experience OF q senesd'
have had the protective tariff %
than two decades, and ask yvu y
has ever been another period "a "a
ted States has made such prngse2
the last twenty years But isa'
then there will come a Little fmi
mess There win come s little ~
reaction even in the laws Of naiaT.
q great drouth in Ohio this yeaf,
not ON that account ay0E that =
no more rain tGrest cheering
trary, you are the more firmly ger
rain is the only element that
the fertility Of your sod y
TO yonr crops. So in this lits
the business OF the country. ~
element that can be raiioi 20 70 =
Penty is the protective am
cheering.l The question, then :
decide. On the 14th day Of w
will have an opportnniir 70 iel 7
the United States whether yoa =
doctrine III you do, you viii inn
its continuance but its pernsns
[Applausal But IL on the oiaei
should fGlter and fall back. y
disastrous elsewhere. The respca
you. Is your courage equal toy'
biliyl Ii your confidence eluil
ageg Then [ have nothing nisn
eept 10 bid you good bye lEnn
prolonged cheering
Prohibition 81 John now feels
than a yhankIess tooth il Is 20 tas
child His boy ia the I&nd on
viii vote for Blaine.
washlngton Special: Ths gfiS
daily received by the republ'eAn :
COMMITTEES may be considered !
the general feeling throughoe'
From every section comes ms
Maine election has hada wonarI
aging effect Two or three htleis
Gently from the northwest Eiss
possible assurances as 20 We
say il will give Blaine a Larger 7
IL gave Garfield. NOTWITHSTANDING
Carl Schultz among the Germans
Judge Severance: The pecplsd
In order n do iustice BY theulse'
call two new conventions and iep,
tickets Judge Severance so.
prominent Democrats " NJ
without q peer IN the slate a. =
effective campaign speaker,
are significant Rs showing NY
gust among the better elcinen'
cratic party over tho nominaIy
has no CLAIMS 10 ststesmsnshll
moral character is badly snifsn'
The charge that Mr.. Blaineap z
ring AMI fezthering Of TIC sstsn'
or Baps,. IN Maine years sgo, 4 Z
proved by the Jesuit priest, rs
was present at the affair'
stephen D. Elkins, says win ,
pAign prospects: 1.-THE labor .
months is beginning to blossom
fruits Of IL daily, and feel thee .ls'
source. i don't have the SIZE
Ohio. Irode al. Say on inc cals
crai, recently, who said be naa
everlasting talk ABOUT oarf,lns
the Democrats had clsimedo
dental election during me ps ss,
they had never earned \ ana w
aFor svery German the pe,a
from the Republicans IN Misc'4.
ted States senator Angus oAmerv'
asss Republicans viii gain Two .
the Democrasa With the CIV,
yankee, perhaps, the deiecuos I
Repub;,can ranks viii not pc 7
irish detection from the Delno'
trary, IL IS, IL not -, per cens n
don't know . single German Il !;
will vote for Cleveland liis I.
Germans, which lszds them i
tinn meetings, is going 70 fooi !
BADLY. They are couniins y. - I
vote, butthey viii NOS se'H'
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