The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-30

candidate for President: DEAR S1R-The un-
dersigned. Temperance mon and prohi bifionists
in the interest Of tie cause OF temperance and
prohibition, respectfully request you to with
draw from your candidacy in the present con-;
test for reasons set forth in the stappeal to re-
publican fprohibitionists as to their duty in tho
present national contest, dated New York,
Blaine'a Tour.
Ems SPEECH At souTH BEND. q
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Dot / 8. The following
Is Mr.. Blaine's speech at South Bend:
Men ot bl. + AZ hanan
propoundtng fine theories to 10 man who Is
hungry. There Is no suge in commencing o po-
iitical principle to one who i in need Of shelter
ts naked. Food and clothing are the primary
requirements Of human society, the primary
elements 81 Of human progress, and to secure
Of earning good wages. [Shouts of That's
right and cheers.l never saw any man moved
( 70 enthusiasm BY silently contemplatin the
self was In need: To move him you want to
make him feel his own prosperity. lCheers.l
! The beginning therefore, and the end Of wise
Liquidation Is to give every man fair and equal
chance, and to leave the race of life open and
free for all. CHEERING What agency will best
ssSeRpiis thss2 What leRislati9n VIII most
chat end TO throw open our ports and say Send
SO all here your fabrics, made by the cheapest
md most distressed labor Of Europe, to compete
with our own people, who are just opening their
shops, buildings md their factories, afor IL
you do that you cannot spin q wheel or turn
alathe In these factories at home unless you can
get your labor Mt the European prices. [-That's
SO, u We beein right there. From these consid-
urations we dednce the conclusion that the pro-
teetiye tariff is primarily for the benefit Eof the
any manufactured article or cast your eye upon
anything which cannot. be taken in the hand,
you find that The chief constituent element in
Its cost ts Labor In many cases the material ia
but. 1 per cent and the labor is 80 per cent
In the cost OF the article. Therefore all leg;
islation OF q protective character Is and must Be
FOE TIE BENEFIT OF LABOR
\ because labor is the principal element In the
costof the fabric; hence. IL there be any man
T. above
Cheers + you com pare the two great politi-
cal parties In relation to this question. you viii
md md that ne RspnSi,san party lives moves
I first fruits Of the election Of Mr.. Lincoln. We
have had II for twenty years on the statute
been added from time to time to make Il more
protective, and the result Is that al history,
yarn (
1861. Renewed cheersi 3 i am merely Tecitins
and the United States CENSUS tables; Wien
say that In the last twenty -thres years Of the
history Of this country We have added more
the discovery OF the continent by Columbus
down to the election Of Abraham Lincoln; EPro-
longed cheerinR.1 There must hayo been some
this rreat result That agent was the protective
and reward y fairly and literally. iohesrs.l
o. Wiether Ii SHAH be I? abandoned III iSHu IS
tho control ling issue OF this campaign.
All othor stions are laid aside for the time
tion, but two Wcoks from Tuesday next We shall
have an election In every stats in the Unionit 10
determine With reference to this question, the
policy OF the government. You have before Won
the Republican l,arty 9sS8
PLEDGED TO SUSTAIN TIE PROTECTIVE TARIFF
eonnistent exs:nre extending thro9eh o the The
asst twcutS-tlirce years.. You have on the other
hand tho Deinocrati party. which In afty-one3
voted for protection, and never controlled con-
SOL II say therefore to the laboring men and the
your unions, your leagues, all those associations
which you have formed for your; own advantage
and your own Gdyuiicoincn are well and proper
administer them rs you choose, but they are
not rs strong as rope OF sand against the liz
paid labor Of Europe II You take away the pros
tective tariff. which Il nnwiyo background and
support. [Cheers.lE & 80 DO not 'De deiude1 by
/ the protectiye, tariff n and substitute Tor
ass ssss ss
question. II do NOT stop to dwell upon the great
issues that have been made and settled by tho
Republicans within the last twenty three Years,
Tint party has made deeper and more glorious
imprint in history than any other political or
ganization that-eser WAS charged With great
ma ho sn haa e at
belonged to II and has shared III ITS Inbors. its
Its triumphs and its thonors,
lGreat cheers1 siS
~. slaine's spesoh lat Terre Hauts, md
The Southern question, as for years IL has
eeen psgnlss emsd i j. gpreegtatea
notice itswonld be to overlook one Of the most
powerful and dangerous factors ID the national
contest To understand that question properly
II should be remembered that there are pGlitf:
cally. two souths which We may term respecz
now South represents fias aWakensa Ifbsla1l
sentiment which isg striving for the industrial
Development Of that naturally rich section Of
tse g taI3 which recognize the necessity
bitter rlenories of the civil conflict
behind, and which III hopefully strtgs
Cling in Virginia, in North CAROLINE,
~ tennessee and In other states ID
me late confederacy This element Includes
armies II NATURALLY afilihtes with the Reptib-
lican party, and it aeeka to load the people
away from the prejudices Of tho past to d con!
ternplatlo n3 Of the majestic future, which wise
and maj nanimous action may bring to the
houth In common with the North. The old
South represents the spirit OF the Rebellion and
1cherishes feelings OF erllan discomfort Ga r,er
petually reafirn1ing Its faith In tie riRiifao f
the lost cause !; Isl full of bitter rerroaches
against those who triumphed In the war for
the union; regards negro Suffrage with abhor-
rence; 4:
MAINTAIiys THE WHITE LINZ,
and y ready TO use Whatever amount Of intinii.
| datiop or Violence nsy bs necessary to pre-
serve its of cial And personal mastery ID the
| South " ia inquest ionhbly dominant In NIL
the old slave states, and is open and. ayoRed
nMliati0n with the Democratic party az the
North AZ constitutes three fonrtha of tho
1 effective Democratic strength IN tho nation,
and IN the event OF Democrat triumph would
be Ia absoluto and undispu ted control OF the
goyernment he;strligg le of Tho Repnb licans
4 is for the nmelio Lion imp 0yelMent and pro-
gress Of the South as well as sof the North, but
they arc confronted s. eyery whefe BY the
! arn Demoerats. II The aim OF the Donnos
licratic party, Sas i have already said.
4 Is 10 0btain The; electoral votes Of New York
And Indiana with the electoral v 0toH On the SIX
teen Southern statea, and it Is for New York
and indiana to consld Just what that means
and Where y would carry them New York