The Evening critic., 1884-10-02
THE PEOPLE WILD WITH JOY
whenever or wherever Mr.. Blaine
Appears.

Appears.
AZ Hamilton, Ohio, yesterday, Mr.. Blaine was
introduced TO tho large crowd by Hon. II. l.,
Morey. He said that the people OF this coun'
try arc In favor OF protection. 1t was there
foro the duty OF the people to see that the
patty In favor OF protection should be sus.
tnined. 1--WE have had protective tariff now
for moro than two decades, and 1 ask you
I'm which the United States has made such
progress as durlDg the last twenty years2
l'Neyer,' and cheers.l But It is true, now
and then Will come little lull and little re.
action I'm business; there Will coma little
lull ana little reaction oven I'm tlie laws OF
nature. You had great drought In Ohio this
year, but you do not on that account avow
that you viii have no more rain. on the CON
tfofy, you are tho more firmly persuaded that
rain is the only element that Will restore tho
feitillty TO your eoil, yerdure TO your folds,
ard richness TO your crops. 50, In this little
slough, this little dullness, in the business OF
lhe country the one great element that can be
relied on TO restore prosperity IL the protective
tarlH. The question then IL for Onto 70 de.
eide. on the 1dlh day OF this month you will
nave an opportunity to tell the people OF the
United States whether you believe In that
doctrine. II you do you Will secure not only
Its continuance, but its permanent triumph.
But II on the other hand you should falter and
tall back II might produce disaster elsewhere.
The responsibility is on you. Is your courage
equal to your responsibility [Yes, yes.'l
Is your confidence equal to your courage2 [It
except TO bid you good by"
AZ Cincinnati there was an immense crowd.
In leaving the depot Mr.. Blaine had to strug.
gle through dense cheering mass OF people.
ON the way to tho Burnett House the side
walks were crowded. Many OF tho windows
were decorated. MIR. Blaine had to come out
on tho balcony OF the hotel In response 20 the
many calls for him. Ho thanked tnom for
their magnificent reception. In the evening
at the Exposition building Mr.. Blaine said
that he remembered Cincinnati as a city OF
10000, and now saw 1t n city OF 100000.
"The grand era OF Its future needs no vouch-
Ing and no prophecy. congratulate you on
what you have done, and congratulate you
stlll more on what Is before you.
"These expeditions now are only a little
more than thirty years old. Just third OF q
century ago the prince consort OF England was
the originator Of what In 1851 was called tho
Worlds Fair. II was then regarded as tho
marvel Of three continents, yet wo have lived
TO see 1t far excelled In tho United States dis.
play In the year OF our Centennial [Applause.1
You treat yourselves annually to an exhibit
which marks the progress, not alone of your
city, but OF the whole country. You have bo.
fore you In these halls an epitome OF the
growth OF the country of which you form so
important part. Tho growth OF tho country
promises to be unlimited, and iu that fact
Cincinnati reads her destiny" [Applausc.l
Speeches were made by Senator sherman,
Judge Foraker and Representative Follett,
who is a Democrat. At tho dinner which fol-
lowed number OF Democrats we're present.