Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-22

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the rsmatndss of ~ aa6ivs sssxsn.
maaans1s 1a1Dnssn 1bsumun. Il
Loolnn1onr. Ind, o.. I'M. Balm,
isft Ross Wayns = Z quaftse befsIs
shie morning for IndianspoIn I'd h,
teFvsnin9 polu1s. d TIE party 1870
gagytnR him we're 6nnafor Harrison
Hos. Wm- MoKinIsy, AZ Ohio and John
q kew. A. Hnu51nQ1on thsrs wns :
very Largo crowd, who ehssrsd N.
Blaine heartily WHEN be nppoassd o. ~
rsex platform. He spoks bgiszly. uxR.
ing the great tmpoFtanoe 70 lad iana 81
havinG tbs peo4eeelve poliey oontinued.
A. Wabash he ieft tbs train asd ~
driven 10 platform, from which h
made another brisf spseoh In TIE snms
VEIN The meetina here afso was very
large and the people wildly euthusias1ie
iHpGAAxPoxzs, Dot. zl.-As Peru, Lo-
Ransport. kokomo and NobiesyiIis there
we're very Large crowds, probably sverao-
ina 1000 eaeh, and 61aino ms exerv-
were rseeivsd With the mons enthzsias-
TO Demonstration. AZ each place he
spoke brisly a NJ RTeef import4nos
- Indiana and - other States that are
developing msnnfactories Of maintain
Ing ths protective tariff. Is vas about
4 O'Clock when the train arrived at In
dianapo3i4 The dsu1onstrntion hsrs, n
not The gFeatemt that hss - bson made
on Blains's Wenteru tour, has ssrtain-
~ not been sxosiisd ~ any other In
mA4uttode o. euthustaam. fmmediate-
y upon leaving the train Blaine entsrsd
Q carriage with Governor Porter, and
Was ofivea IN . prucee9ion, escorted By q
large body Of PIuned knights through
Warrington street.. the principsl street
Of indiAr1Ap0lia, sntirsiy across Gus city
10 the military park. Ai0ag tbs entire
Esute nearly every buiLding was Raily
decorated Arrived st the park Blaine
assembled she stand. from which be
faced great multitude. and fhereupon
bsinR introduced By 0ossrnor Poftsr
be spoke ~ f0Ilows:
Frienas and Fsliou Cifizens-Such a
magni6csnt reception - that which /
have had today q the capital Of Indi-
ana h 20 comptsts N itself that speech
cannet add 70 10 eject, and l feel that
/ ehould content myself with Offering
yea. Is do. my profound and heartfeit
thanks. e Go an !" and cheers.l In
no btate Of she Union, and In no city of
the Union, could scsh q receptiou and
such 3 welcome ~ more significant In
itself % moro esasifying to me person
ally. fGreat oheering.l We stand on
the eve Of IN important National cleo
too, IN eleotton Ia whose decision In.
dians will have Q potential voice.
[" Wen settle it'll She 10 looked 10 BY
our opponents, 40 she has been In for
uler years, ~ an ally Of the solid South
aqainst her ulster States Of the North.
since the election 10 West Virginia, the
Democratic party oo0nt ppm the solid
vote Of the south, and may be psrmit-
ted 80 express the opinion that no more
unpatriutic thing oan b done than for
Northern men % urge continued solid
fieation based on the memories Of she
rebellion. Great oheering. IL has
been the aim and desire Of the Repub-
loan party 90 develop the material in
terest Of tho South, and TO make her
peopie forget and the nation forget that
We have ever been FOES, remembering
only thst 10 are citizens Of common
coantry, looking 70 common destiny
toheesl --but our opponents meet us In
IN entirely different oourse Of action.
Instsad Of memories Of the Union. they
invoke the prejndices OF the rebellion
10 their aid; and they ask that New
York and Indiana shall join the unholy
alliance and turn she National Govern
msut oyer 10 the south. Never,
newer I do not believe Indiana
will de that under It's present
leadership any more than 10
would have done the same thing under
the leadership of Oliver p. Morton, the
badge of whose memorial club | am
proud TO wear (plaoinR his hand on his
breast). Enthusiastic cheering.l To
say nothing of its Significance from
other aspects, the trinmph of the North-
ern element In she Democratic party
means tree trade. 10 means the break
ing down of tbs great industrial system
which has enriched the United States
80 marvellously In tho last Is years, and
which has enriched your own Stste in
an equal degree with other States. In
diana has grown into superb com.
monweaIth, great In her population,
great In her enterprise, great In her
wealth. She was not even known be-
yond her borders as manufacturing
State when the Republican party came
into power In 1861. She now turns out
In q single year $50, 600 900 worth OF
manufactured products. tCheers.l The
development, therefore, OF your manu-
featuring resources. dependent as IL 10
upon the protective tariff. 10 OF the
highest interest 10 every citizen OF the
State. A community that combines agri-
culture aud manufactures has the necss-
gary conditions for obtaining an ideal
prosperity. can remember myself.
and am not an old man, time when
in my native State of Pennsylvania,
Governor Ritner Vas laughed 81 for
saying that the day would como when
Pennsylvania would not be able 10 sup
ply the breadstuffs and provisions to
the miners In her mountaias and the
factories In her towns; yet that day
oame long ago, and Pennsylvania, the
Hrst wheat State in the Union a. late as
1850, depends today for large
share of her breadstuffs upon
the granAries Of the West. Chscring.l
When Indiana shall have developed
manufacturing enterprise 10 such O do
gree NJ 70 be able 70 oousume hsrs own
agricultural products. she will have as-
tained an ideal prosperity. and she can
DO that only by means of = protective
tariff. Renewed chee ring.l The issue
is In yoar hands. VOC are free men |;
yoa have q free ballot bus in the
South We have millions Of friends
Who are without a free ballot,
The South today has "a electoral votes
based npou the votes Of colored men,
yet the coiorcd men Of the south,
although millions IN number, cannot
choose a single Presidential elector.
tarhat's so.sI As the result Of that,
the political power Of the white man In
the south 10 enormously increased be
POND that OF the white man in Indiana
or Maine. For the time being ne win
NOT argue at all the question
Of negro suffrage bui submit
as fair propositicn 70 every man In the
land that IL the South 10 10 have 81
Presidential electors by reason OF
the negro vote, than the negro himself
ought 20 be allowed TO cast bis ballot
{" That's t." and cheers TIE issue 10
IN your hands. Indiana, as said when
/ began. will have a potential voice
IN the decision. aud from the popular
demonstrations which have Witnessed
sincs crossed the border of yonr State,
feel. I know. indeed I am sure, that
upon the ground Of pAtriotinm, and upon