Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-25
senator Hoar on blaine.

george r. Hosr, the distinguished
US Senator of Massachusetts,, in a
Salem, in that state, last Wednesday
tans spoke OF James O. Blaine:
s something Of the principles, the
purposes Of the republican party
Entien in letters Of light on your
history, as they are IN the platform
chicago, and James q. Blaine has
ed % carry out the principles and
and the purposes OF the republican
nd he - about 10 do IL Has there
q candidate since the republican party
wed 50 well commended TO you as
Did you know az much about
lincoln when you voted for him?
nov as much about Grant in civil
", when you first voted for himg Did
a. mneh about Hayes when you voted
I'D you know any more about
Phehyoa voted for him. / think tho
We great RepubEcan party Of this
EGsht 70 count for something. They
made amistake even when they took
man, comparatively, for their can
ihey knew what they were about
nave not made a mistake when they
ne one most conspicuous person IN
IN America
inefes talk abont these chargesl 1
= you have heard country lawyers ar
when they hadn't got much evidence
Ie-and don't understand me as
@mlemptnously Of country lawyers,
~ one OF that kind myself. ILaught-
WIZ almost any complicated state of
ngures, and correspondence, q
- eraiiy man can get up and
Ahg hs head, aud ~sneering,
aiuAnng, and declaring that the
thought was innocent was
: guilty purpose, and win a guilty
~ nake out an apparently plausible
~ somebody who does not know any
une case. And that is the attempt
snarges against Mr.. Blaine. There
uese ietters-all that Mr.. Schurz
hs speech aud in his letter-and /
: % have them printed and put into
q every Republican voter III Masss-
al there Is Of them is the charge that
nsAine reminded his correspondent Of
honest and righteous ruling, he didit
nuy and honestly, but for a corrupt
Aaa o IMPLY that IL he could make a
! We man he would do him such IA
nov, | think Mr.. Blaine is entitled
alhs with which you would Judge the
snd the most obscure rsa in your
aoofhood suppose these ss..ers lad
sN1 oy a Waterman IN Lynn or q po-
= hAYerhill and not By a candidate
sieat ONCE OF president, and al his
came forward and said TO You,
! We have known from his youth UP
40 through; he is a perfectly honest
Nlpose the men who had ~auarreled
an1 fought so far al in them lay the
= winch a only be given in fun by
people OF the United States. What
o. hlm you can judge by the tre-
majority IN that state What the
As United States think Of him q
ye1ut IN November Is sure 10 show.
AJse which greeted this prediction
hushed by a binding fash Of
a9loSed instantly by a tremendous
oRle Of the State Of Maine have Just
uAl ~ The one community on this
Would not tolerate q knayeif they
~ from whose Intelligence a knave
hiae himself il he tried III stands, /
voc head Of all the communities ON
y ne globe In the capacity 70 road
n me education Of its people. II is
w Engli@h blood @nd Tspeak of that
mat they have been used 10 self
: ~ snd to choose their rulers for two
over and over agssp, Democrats
nsir party 10 do il the people
heye declared their love for
confidence In this man. The
!, eaies senate was just half
when Mr.. Blaine was pro-
Eem by General Garfield for the Of
y.reary OF state. Now il would be
me, under the rules Of the senate,
. Nsar be was unanimously confirmed,
4 ho,hing about that anywhere; but !
~ v say, under the rules Of the sen
asipgie objection would have com
n~auiiaation 10 60 over at least
~ nou,s, and that he WAS confirmed
-lcsee after his name went in Don't
f.se tpat those democratic senator's
.ssaer Mr. Blame was an honest man
= and ddn'tyou suppose taey would
assift 70 condemn him II they had en-
. 'ne latter op,nions
~ -
jAsriek Egan Supports Blaine.
Isan, tie recently elected president
y,ra~ rt nf NJ !. -xxaa taoH la.~-.n