New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

Sss give. success te the bold project of W9' Az y
New Orleans. of which p,omn,"I& & w"y for ns TO IN
dependoucc through tie dveslnrs'lon :" % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sbrongh those arts Of frugaiy and lalnh l"is &
which have made other aercniurn eoh,uss nn % ,' poie
doing this Exposition ~ st oentnry n IT, viii sponge
out the errors the bunders and me @ In
have long held us IN ther ct 81 ie sr,ni a,ton n,t
stead the splendid reoomponse OF emahcip"'io"'
vry Tur REPUBLICAN PARTY ASKS A HtAkiN".
MS 10 carry ont the spirit Of the language JUST P"oten
that the Republican party has come to the Souh " ''
time and frankly appeals to Southern men LOT e''"S
The Republican party is National In It's PURPOSES anu
doctrines Its tariff already helped the sonh 10 inc
industrial beginnings that rich ana iuI ol pi'S
Tn the fulness OF time the periot has now come Wheh
che South is the one section most sure TO become inc
foremost field for enterprise and Investment II heP"p
can economic policies are continued. III VIII Dc 'no
crovnins glory and triumph OF the Republican party II.
through is continued Dominance All the ""s'v ~, ,hc
War wagcd 10 make labor free ana arhsu Wi,u . Wy
sunracc shall be repaired by the free and lnehsent
labor of the SOUTH protected against the paupet aDoi 9i
Europe and aided by the surplus and otlerwse d i't
bcnecen cooperation OF all sections all the ola issues
will die ont old sectional Ireludccs VIII lane @ mco
tion will become distant memories ana lhe e9n'oi non
prosperity OF all parts OF our S ripfn and
But il would be neither honest respectful TO the in
tegence of Southern men fail to state in this connec-
ton that the establishment OF genuine anu iasts cor
cord must be on the solid foundations o lne IN
the suffrage menace. fraud and voleuce III Win
the desire that all sectional differences anu pre-
judccs should disappear forever. that the kePuuich
National Committee urges the necessity for al interests
of the disappearance OF those obstacles 10 il anu ia
vote aud honest count that have deprived large eHst
ing Republican majority IN three states OF ts t
power and weight. No legitimate interest OF WhaveAer
section can long profit by such violation OF the ihua
mental law of Republican institutions In iact. te
thai in a cases where the industrial and agr-
cultural interests have been endangered ny Deuocrauc
efficient defenders OF these interests The latest iu,tra
ton OF the growing recognition of this fact has been
~ tan a.fi,p of mo
the Congressional District of louisiana whci retired
nominated Democrat on Republican tarli platform.
What has beeh so clearly recognized IN ths M ui ~
cannot be ignored by progressive southern hien any
where.
WHAT MR.. BLAINE WILL DO FOR THE SOUTH.
We invite the South to look forward to the aainaoe
progress of material prosperity National unity am
American development We have nothing to conceal our
arguments are the facts of accomplished southern pro
Gress under Republican policies. The record oi the lie
publican party and Of leaders is before the world ana
no intelligent Southern can fan to see that tS
record il much pledge OF fidelity to the largest ana
interests of the South is the free trade ana reac
tionary record OF the Democracy is dismal c"hcsSoh
Of failure recognize the real needs OF south without
tlave The Republican party lher tle M ~ M ' -
Presidency OF Mr. Blame Is certain TO MAKE Hc Soul
most att active region ~: the capital OF the couufy 10
make tire McNcns and other peoples to the soIh OF u.s.
Mr. Bainc's peaceful south American poci our
friends aud customers u improve the MlSsisp a, hI
Jlane has often urged. by works worthy of the Nation,
snd f th ,uaVnu5c a. his inland -ca: to make capital
and labor secure iu the south. by protecting The Suffrage
and to eliminate FROM the future of the south its drcs
Jcril. that OF itertcy.
An THESE Republican policies urged as much IN lhe
Interest Of the sOuth in that Of any 0hc section "l
tbe country They are urged hy the only party that mas
shown the courage Of it's convictions the capacity ior
Government and the equality 10 great crises III tue
pnlir- and dcstiu, Of the country.
viii the south continue 10 oner 70 Northern r"1c'ion
ists. theorists aud uc,plbes the hope Of sdinns.
1lrough solid vote. the power 10 mako Nn'i iichhS
The subjects Of England under free ale. or VIII the
South thlt ia s00n 10 show her power anl glory and
Jnomi.c in great Worlds Fair, make IT, teachings hef
politics I T. JOINS. hathliI iI,
SAMUEL IEssLNDlN, secretary,