New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
,,n sem,lea,sY who have beep NY friends aoa =.
u'tils tusipnrn ~ ,in than thtu, 49," ~ Wistsx
bmpise oi's ~ Tho world IAppaasa ''"''' " va, lE
GEORGE =, BOUTWELL, lIEArn
Tho nest npeakas was TO RIO ~ u,at

| aadI '"'h' wha
phh 500 many Ut yon no. masi -AM onIs 'seFYoa
heai 'ne' After seme preliminary ol,ief atinn. Nv es
ana that u that country Is prasler,. my isos
parngn 70 mo pay whe, y, l.horlns poaiat s, pS
Applause " you viii alnw sing le w""i ~ 'ieeye
Mlty Tand that you may not suspect me- .. efsoa
laghtey wl say that this Ia ths twenty 81 m yoaA
twelveof them, Applause nut, In ain lba, public IN
llme have seen no assembly Of men To- n pe,ioiof
here, a. look into your faces, beoase a. cseBes
minority even, but vast majority OF tls NINA, ,hal MAJ
have fntmSe in ~ M ou cnpry mea VS.
them. TO see it contain 100000 900 Of peon' some
lApplanse Some OF you. however are Oh ' ne World
remember the contest OF 49, when General roasl 10
Of the United states Appa%se yc aSr the
some men were too good to was beneath tn Nat
they thought f R' we're % ' nSoo, went aysy
oycrcstilnated their numbers, and thor fney
aSgcrated their Importance Laughter and e., et.
"Good?l They had voices, and the ear 81 t o'is q
and they thought that state after anobs public
OF this country, and it wa, Drawn into the dI parry
ifhey nominated who for twenty-five yes, 70:
its gross dcrclicon OF public duty they could stls
mand Of this Republic and reinsail the Democrseoa
1857 1886 and 1869 They were disapDonfa9' ssey II
Pennsylvania came this rst voice OF rebuke ana .ya
Old man, who for quarter Of century and ,oosstIsi
carried on vigorous aud formidable warfare a1,,,, M
Democratic party fell stricken under the Weight , hs
sefconvicihg odmm that he had deserted H. t ~ .ns
| - I'd his
enemies and the enemies OF the Republic fApplsasoA
And there is IN that warning for tie men =;
good !l They imagine that they numeroas ' ia
too; eKaggerato their Importance. lAppau.e erie.
orators nor newspapers control people Of s
country. lAppansel Yon read the papers to know ,,'
what Is done. You consult yourselves to know WHAT n
| ought 70 do lAppIauseJ They have secured ~ M,
small number OF men, and have again misled the Dsn
cratic party. and they have secured the Nomination ~
man comparatively uDknOwn-Or who was 80 until l,,
auehterl-in the hope and expectation that they can
through his agency secure the Administration =, ,l
Government. They have heard from Maine from oss
chcers Of you seem to smell Ohio and other. !,
Laughter As Pennsylvania IN 1872 wrote on ne VIII
The doom OF the Independents AID their allies the Demo-
doom " the Independents and the Democratic pary
tApplause.I
POWER OF THE PRESIDENT
But, my friends there a million OF men in the s,.
OF York, the pivotal Keystone State in this coa,..,
who are to pass Judgment, AMI rest In the belief ,h,
that Judgment will be such to elevate without o,o,
ton James g. Blaine and John A. Logan to the hIehe.,
places in the Republic Enthusiastic cheers and an
plause That means something. We are told by on,
Independent friends in Order suppose, to coneilafs
public sentiment 10 the nomination which they have a.
cured at the hands OF the Democratic party tina, tho
Presidential office Is not much after all aughter-aI
Of Buffalo, or Buffalo by way Of Albany-,at
| a few executive ., duties deyove upon tbs
million peoplc-thc Democrat, tell US hundred tha.
sand oice-holdcrsall OF whom either directly or lni.
1ttrlfufi IA
much of power He puts in the state Department
secretary who controls the forr relations Of ts Con
tincnt with all the states and Nlons aud empires d
! the globe. few executive duties lLan.licrl Hs
has the control OF the Treasury AMI by h- nod can p.
ONT me - etir{ anu p'' III hho'n'r man Ana there
are forr hundred and hf millions Of dollars
| more or l'ss. 'hlch our Democratic friends ~
| olyht not to be in the Treasury. ffauIhrrl We'll.
# we are to gather anything from oar acI iantnc with
the mOcIatic party II they hat the power would not
De tsLe f ,d IN @ai ' i 1Dl UG n5 y, msh
Mr. Linrplns lmnistfat0n tulk fiom the Democratic
party In the Irpisiry two million. two hundred anl
twenty thol-and dollars ANA i'W crha law titer \
yoi,c: We w'r' lucky 60 Aet that :" daughter and
nppa17"l If ih"y ma come iodiil. u INTO tine whh.
ui the country thoir wouldn't nave been much NoMI
haven't got 80 nay puppsiio y,t -jrric' of eco onl
witch !. thnt countl !. P.o.rlon. iu-i IN r,portloa
10 th' plntpliN q" w.. lami ing people NV lr iHm
p,i4 i'itl hrtu and thrin a. rN,t pinl hid tao Gov
,nI Who'll thry lpG il nn onr n,uai'i-nis ia
maWif inirs amounted about thnuslnl million dol
lus nnl no more Iho annual r"oipl7 h, iho iHimiins
,r.t Wo hiSo had tnla un,atnmanf, or NAT On $50
Ga . ,,'ai I Wo hai gs phaasld million Ga,r,a'
vested 30 mhin.inios. lAwhHsrl pArnilh put@
,nr ',,f rfala "t '' ''' M,,s f." ''a ~
average rilh Ar,t niiro' 100 80. women and ,hillaa,
p1pui lion e.. thi, country risasui ia manufactures as
onr hundred Hnd siAiN million dollar Ia eseess nf what
20 would nave heel ap'n io o'si- of i9hp lfpnk ny
of J ,uur number pi people I'D rt,h year, the h
ference prius du, 10 the antturc ia prce Now then.
uiring industries, there bgms ourhfths employed IN
other industries, aud you cannot carry up the pres u
mp every where else. aud II you make the same agcrAs
tie Increase during the twenty years OF kePhb cn ai'
mui,trtion WI, annually clsnt hundred million dollars
10 tr abD.i.g people Oi tli. c1iu rt. Applause. Vow
challenge any brniOrrtt-ant We have chi!en sel lho
Democrats again AMI aclintJ name one measure Which
ib3t fbe Iye mot den ,,,c,i or 10 name one measure
which thcy have approved ,na nas Received The pro-
baton ~ ia, country. lApphuse.l
,uoGli Ike to hear 81 a Democrat who can challeng,
the statement make tHtt upon the census We 'af1s
lp la these twenty years el lments % ,h1 iIJle.s0
ibis country $500 100000 year.
TIE TIMES Of FSEE TsAcE.
Now The NcV Yort Times Kisses Why, my Fri 'nis,f
thought this was Il Republican assembly. Iaa.hterl
There wa, time when The Ye'c Yors ENies w,ul not
have been Kissed as Republican me Ing. Bu hat
time apparently has passed and refer 10 II low bcus
last Saturday in editorial they surrendered the WHO'S
question al Free Trade Al my friends. before con-
sdoi mat aIuIe' "isA % 'uS-tst 70 sVu VIZ 70
Trade means. Ii means that you who dic engaged u
cotton Manufacturing snail be- lit IA competition WIZ
laborrrs IN cotton mills in England. IN Franc" ind IA
Germany. and the rivers nd IN the boats oi China
means that you who are engaged IN iTol "orS
are To DE subjected 70 the competition nt men who work
for the very lowest compensation. ihat l. what tlY
not in competition with Birmingham or Manchester OF
sheffield alone. bat in competition with Tie iborng nan
vino works lor the least conpenSiiion wherever he les
whether in the mud cabin on Ia boat that noats Ona
stagnan river That l. The entertainment to wbiehts
Whether they do or not cannot say, but know enough
OF the Democratic party TO be sre tnal II theI Wont
are against tLsughterl But II you trust them Vaea
they don't promise. AMI your expectations are nov
fcdllL'u, YOU utNc uoO"u. p"t
| shall have 10 20 back to The Neic York IlHva
They said last saturday, IN reply TO some
Young man who probably l. not here llaughpFb
who wrote that he had some doubts about whether 10
ought vote for Cleveland lest Cleveland might 10 IL
favor OF frce-trade, The Times said No. he Is not III
favor OF real freetrade We must have some money N
The Treasury. Lalghterl II we don't get any H. ss
cant get any out We must have some money III tns
Treasury therefore, can't open our ports We n,s
collect some duty IN the second place and ms .
important part, which the writer did not say-he Dulo"
better than no. knew: We cant have Irce-uade hy",
because great many industries have gIogn up nu tSs
the protective system, and II We were 10 remove al '
duties they would 20 down" .h.v.
Now. what does that mean Here he asserts lhey ns
grown up under the protective system aud they No5
down freetradc. l. no that the whole propo~a
lClies of" Nes"l That il what say. They nave
up under the protective system they Will % DO
Tree trade Now what is the adnlssOui ThaI lne te
down OF these industries would be pubic mlsloi rSs,
else he would Yes. let Us have free trtde
have got up here By hotbcd process some na' s,ih
factories and they are all Injurious. Let US ao"p na.,
them Why wouldn't he say that Because ns ,nrov
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