The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-06
POLITICAL NEWS.
BLAINE STILL BoBBlNo ROUND
Gov. Hendricks En- Route to Columbus
Hntton Gets the Ten-Day Appoint
ment-SenatOr Coke at san
AntoniO-Carl Schurz.
Linked Sweetness Long Drawn Ont.

I'll this afternoon, and then, accompa-
MED by his son and members of the To-
cal committee, drove, over somewhat
clrcuitous road through a region long
familiar to him, to Wheeling. Ii was
AFTER dark when he reached the hotel
here, Durin1 his stay at Bellaire the
senior class of Washington and Jefler-
son college (Mr, Blaine's Alma Ma
ter came by special train from
Washington, Pennsylvain, to call
! upon him. Mr.. Blaine received them in
MS parlOr and the meeting was very
! pleasant one. Each member Of the class
was personally introduced, and Ms most
OF them were natives OF Western Penn
! sylvania, Mr.. Blaine in many instances
knew the families to whom they be
/ lonBed. Several of them were sons of
ms old collegemates. Although the
usual dillcre co in politics exist
| III the class, all the mem
| berS of it seemed to be strong
! Blaine men. Quite an interesting
| incident was the meeting between
| Blaine and his uncle, Hon. John Ewing,
OF Washington, Pennsylvania, who
came to BeIlaire expressly to see his
| nephew. Mr.. Ewing, venerable and
remarkably well-preserved old gentle
man oil - years, formerly reprcsentpd
his district IN the Pennsylvania legisla-
tnre and IN Congress, and is said to be
the Oldest living graduate of Washing
ton and Jefferson college.
On Monday Mr.. Blaine will go up to
Gralton, West Virginia, whence he will
return 10 wheeling via of Parkersburg,
ana VIII again cross into Ohio, TO keen
appointments already made in that
State.
Az Bellairo late Saturday night, after
the procession and after others had
spoken, Blaine made the following
| speechi The question of tariff for pro-
tectlon is primarily of interest to the
laDorlng man. Original material that
enters into any fabric, constitutes a
very small element i'm the cost of thai
labric' II you take steamship that
cost $5OOUO when she is launched
thO material in her cost 10000
ana the labor $4,000. If you take a
TON Of pig iron that sells in your marke
Today Tor $50, the material that goes into
~ dOes not cost originally 90 cents; $40. 10
are Tor labor. | mention these facts
winch might DO varied indefinitely for
Illustration in many departments to
snow mat II tariff for protection is pri.
inarlly or OF especial interest TO any one
IL IN TO the iaborlng man, .'you're right
ana II me labOring man Will not protect
hlillsell with his vote how can he
ask others to do it, l"that's
30" and cheers The effect Of tariff tor
protection il not Il question OF speculn-
tioh, II ~ question of fact, question
on which you can appeal to figures;
You gre citizens of the State of ONO,
you nave now city which has grown
up mere within the last fifteen wears, Won
arc one oil the evidences of the growth
OF Statesi ONO Is the third State in
the Union in population and in wealth.
ana nave had occasion To say at other
meetings to-day what | now say To Won.
ana beg To impress upon your minds
l want YOU To take two cpOchs in the
history Of Ohio; take first the year 1850;
your STATE was then about sixty years
oiu, twas SeNellly-threc years then from
lnat To when ohio was organized rs part
OF the northwest territory; i'm those
seNanty-thrco Years of territorial and
state extension citizens of Ohio have
accumulated wealth To the umouut
OF Sl,Uh'uUu,UJO. The nitcd States
census of 1850 shows that
that the total wealth Of Ohio was thnu
mule over 81 lOO,OOl,OOO, "A very large sum
OF money. In 1851 the industrial and fl
nanclal policy Of the United States was
changed 10y the incoming Of the RcpuL-
licah party, and in consequence of that
chahBe,a protective tariff was enacted.
Whlch mas been ever since in force. A
voice. "lnHlk CODY laughter and
chcels.I In lNNl, twenty wears after tho
census of which have lust spoken. nm.
other census WAS taken and IL was
found that In those twenty wears the ap
gregato wealth of the State of Ohio hnd
Increased from Sl,lOO,OOO,OOO to 81, 2Dl, 900
W. You had added tn your
wealth la those twenty years double AZ
much as hal been created i'm seventy
three years preceding. You had added
upon an average $l0O,OUO,O 900 per wear to
the permanent capitalized wealth of
your State aud that was done largely by
virtue anu IN pursuance of the effect of
protective tarlf upon labor and indus.
trleS III your state. Renewed applause.
10 you want that 10 continue? c'Nos,
SeS!l, DO you want to have any
experiment tried upon &c? C"No. no;iS
10 you want Congress to be
convulsed with the question so as
settle values and cheek enterprise and
brighten capital, and generally To pro-
uuce condition uncertainty through
out all financial aud business interests
OF the United States. No, No. Whv
look at what has been tho effect, simply
ol the Morrison tariff bill. They did moi
get 1t through the House Of Renresentn.
tNes' put they kept the country in "A
turmoil aud agitation, aud this affected
iuYurlously tho interests of overy
iaborlng man aud every capital
~ ~ lhe United States, That's true.l
that's it"l DO You want To organize moi
merely achange IN tho tariff, for thnt
might hc done, but do YOU want 10 or.
game n perpetual Congressional aplta.
ton OF the question: l"No, no."I If
you 90 not the matter is In your own
handS. Great cheorinv,l Ohio has
power to command that il shall be, Won
nave power to join in that command,
anu AN opportunity will Inc given won on
tne lith day of October through your In.
diNiduM ballots. Prolonged cheering
Carl schurE ut German Reunion.
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