New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
Ard BLAINE AT FORT WAYNE
,,ocp,rs DISGRACE THEMSELVES.
,w,rSs NOR PREVENTS THE RtroSl''AN 0'>'
\ Hc"'- prpArE FROM SPEAKING

maue " ra mnch demoralized by Mr.. baihe
'h's - here and are trying to couh'e,"o' 'no
his visit. This is the first point 'heS nav s
's.tsa This place is largely Deihoci".0 -,
,rtx il Democratic by 1000 majority. i,' u
.he Republicans advertised meeting no.
- oddrcsscd by Mr. Blaine. lie was 10 s'''n I'm r
W ,'.ioorv of the kveline House. Opposite 'he
W" :. ,ho Court House Square. Two days ago
.ho Democrats arranged meeting I'D ,no No"l'
- sonare at the same time advertised ior MI
-. to arpear The special OBJECT WIS /"
-, Nr Rlnne. Congressman Mckinney Hi'
ra,rs,s special friend who arrived here 'is "'''
,,o advised the local committee 10 cnanso ~
.Sscc of Mr.. Blaincs speaking AS he said 10 'nou
az, Blaine eau not afford TO be put IN suoh po'i
ton" "a ,xor,d not
The local committee was stubborn ana wou'p no'
ch,nge Mr. Mckinley tried to get "or" " =,
irs % Mr. Blaine n ter the latters arrlN"', o"' ="
yos caught in the crowd and 80 eou'u no' a.
t,'n until the candidate was brought out on 'pe
49, -. 90 ,ho hotel MI Blaine had no warning o'
,he situation and was disagreeaby surprised !" oY
1o,f,opted bv bowling mob of people Who ~, -
onJ wonId not pormit Mr Blaine 10 speak i"o'o
,c,c obout a thousand Democrats uhue' '0
balcony who yelled every time MI, @ bI,'"o poce in
say word. They spoke rvrrE nsc and rroaned and
sult that nnians could deNlso anu
hissed until Mr., Blame Withdrew
nr,rvrpING An ADDRESS FROM A CARRlAoh'
This was not the end The great crowd OF lo'ooo
penublicans in the background followed Mt Dia''o
:. H. corriace until he was driven eight BLOCKS
oway Then the carriage was stopped. M. R D.iilt am
Stood upon the box and there addTesscu @ tEe .S I
s,oTa S;a,ca without Interruption. lie drew away the
Iulk of the crowd from the Court Houste ~ "a
not over 800 being LETT to surround 'uo M tce
rratic stand The Republicans moved III III tL
obout Mr. Blaine at his second stop, anu IL III uIJ
Democrats had interfered AT that place iheIe VIII Wiz
iave been some broken heads. Mr. Blaihe, unuvi
Of he
fuence of the great crowd. made the best speech ne
has vet delivered. ,
MT Blaines speech was as follows;
Crrrzrys O., IvD1,NA: The october elections IN ono mo
and West virginia have put new Sa, pisT reproduccd
National contest or T9tner tI party. as Of old
consider now that they have q sOh1 oou'I u-a 80
IN, {vtccn Sonthcrn states and then they expect or
iey hope or they dream, that they may SECURE &
a15 105A Indiana di' added to the solid South they
viii seize the Government Of the Nation They can a."
IL do not believe that farmers. business men, 5.l'
facturcrs merchants mechanics and last @f ai1 % ana %
ofall don't believe that the soldiers OF lhoIna W.;
be mt 10 that use. do not believe that The men Wh"
added lustre ana renown 10 INC - binody
war can be used 10 call into the administrator oI thg Gov
eminent men who organized the great ReDeiloh ~ & VIC
seven e members Of which number thirtytwo come
rom the South. OF their strength IN h ne sntb and
Representatives tho majority comes from the a
nov the intention is, With an absolutely sodi+3 oT &
oral vote from the south, added to the votes 81 tue
states have named, TO seize the Government u '
Union - ,,,..xs
WHAT A DEMOCRATIC NlCIOEN MEANo'
Tint means great deal 1t means that as the sou'A
furnishes threeourths o: the Democratic strength II
will be given the lead and control Of the Nation
IN The event OF Z mocrctic triumph; II
means that the great financial and Industrial
systems the country shall be placed unde me org
tariffs our Internal Revenue laws, in short tA.l or or
on,v %m0T sy ydeSnas shan he placed under con
trol OF that section # means that the C9n>,l
amendments to which they are so bitterly opposed -'l
Lc enforced only far as they may hceivc IN mem m
the national credit. guaranteed In the NiNin An'h
the Union. guaranteed in the same amendment
,oI' can ba ressired nv the bitterness with which
amendments were resisted by the Democrats oi 'n
There is not measure q baakins Of IT. taTig rig & "i
finance. o public credit OF Pei'sios ao "n 'V
TODAY q which TIE Democrats of the south are not r.
corded "a. hostile aud 10 civc then ne control would
mean a chan.e the IKE Of which has nei
leou known i'm modern thies ,H t," ny
ms Il, Bouihoi- should hc invited 90 admin
i. thc government Of the French Republic as thol-h
thc Ilorcntn0 Dukes should bc calrl ea.k "n9 'il
,rd fo govern the great kingdom "i l.-
ta.h iiuah yg, you'd be- 9,e,..ga ioli'l qrli @ '.,on
iner he v-israimini-'ratiou of tho vrmmcn h ihe
i'1nh'l liiy hl, Keen III. , ,noi'5 '5erl,, o, ,.ii
prosperity n bag added enofm9a.ly 60 is "'.iili'
'he 'o.s ,i ''e 'oea,,'.e NJ the coiutr,
Iori hat section to ihe rut-hip OF ihc Station you'd
tw,.. -'9millsfint l.,..iii ....i h.9 n,l u ,,i1i o
t-r-nsr
errti susrohfrSr go 1nt Stios
e. r,,a,,, misfortune ihan uie rrrit pv'Hr 0 'i.
ta,mr poo ur sHg'h. - vrat r'i'r o, '''.' 100
s-u.s ill riD-fpse ~ h.toi ifinr'l-s lH i' r.N'
o wHr,ts, su ,rrlt 'he' iN- nttiN .na' i'r t''g
iaf,ul niiipsis 3" ihrsr seirs W''' 'H'''' N'r '
at.uus,lanf Mlpun.t ri'h iN. UlN N rH''.''"
A-ains, ii'a NanlHi arN.'"tl. N s"l SNN,t HN
a. siauh rApip sHe h"s si"fi q" t"p i4 u ,'',
h1.D tDu lan Wlii siaNh NNee iHH s'w-N 100 iln N"'
iAa lau viii stand lv liNliil5 "M i"'''' "''" ""'
ndle Yoaf state Hiuauu alli liDssDm go E" ier i"'
NAiDA hasr uaan ihn Aneil,an q, h ii' B" "dit
aud m attlouli"io lht l,fHhe N"lWh 'i t"N Ni' 49,
,huers. ine lcadn- Na'lun pl ne worm n1 "n'.t l'
material sense nH' - o. A'o."l e' | 't ,,
atuuutfA ia Nhih tNhit lNtlh h"n az r'','" .'''
every other man, and which among oihef s''a' El'
snirage and on The An day OF November neat you ars
e. say which party, for Shioh pnicy You win e"s
Sot me personally r. Yes, yes. No, not speakius
Tor ny self M ever met with misfortune n hein-
defeated for the Presidency while men have met VIII
great misfOrtunes IN being elected 20 H.
am pleading no personal cause. an pleading "a,
OF the American people. am pleadWe th' oaISv
OF the American farmer and the American Manufacture cI
aud che American mechanic and the American lan9Iel
people for appearing before these multitudes oi ny
oOlnrymen' upon the ground that u Is lho9hsislY" m
the dignity Of Office for which am named u'
not feel It to be so.
There a courer IN Europe 50 proud but that he
sovereign 20 uncover in the presence OF only earthly
sovereignty. acknowledge and bow with pride 10 the
free people Of America.
After Mr.. Blaine Mr. Mckinley called for.
and made brief speech. Mr.. Blaine was then
driven to the home of Jesse L. Williams, where he
will spend the night. After tea the clergymen OF
the city called upon him in 4 body. Tomorrow he
will 20 TO indianapolis, making several stops by the
way
RECEIVED WITH ENTHUSIASM BY CROWDS.
Nj. BLAINE WARNS THE PEOPLE OF THE DANGERS
OF SOLID SOUTH.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNE.l
FRT WAYNE, Oct. 2O.-The fever Of excitemeni