New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
THE TARIFF ISSUE REYDING THE SOUTH.
BLAINE ADMIRED FOR HIS STRAIGHTFORWARD
0PINIONS-IUMBER.


oPINIONS-LUMBER.
"Never in the history of all the political
cqmpacns IN which have been a participant has t'ers
been such an early cea ccs. and increasing grouhu
swell OF popular opinion Throughout. every par OF inc
country as Is felt to-day, said Member oi 'o'-io
from this State, to r. q. Horn of chigan recent y.
"You are right" replied the frank open-heai'eu No
Der of ongress from the ate by the Great Lakes anu
1t me tell yol that Am rican industry never ha - o
n voice IN the Rcpub ranks as IT has at TINS moh'nr
Never fore Ia, every nationality been so largely am
may say so camorcusly Interested IN their IanA' d"
today Why. sal Mr.. Horr, 81 have just 'mo rom
hot but clio ions campo On in Maine, and tel you INA
If everl was Obliged 10 leave good od Michigan 'n
should 'urn my lace East n,teai of Wet ana 20 u
Maine Tn, forests and the rivers and the Marcy nun
bermen along the Kennebec and the Penop'col r'h'"
me OF my loyal constituency in the Naiey OIL the '"N
nav The woods full Of cm has been the War-CI9
from the hour thai James G. Blaine was nomnael az
Chicago aud when these brave, hardy lmDcrihch
Of the old Pine Tree STATE working at their poohS "r
pushing their log, all TO 60 ba mt t'e lo'''S
IN winter Thought was among my own people III '"o
pine woods of Michigan Instead OF away up III H'lne'
Why. those umbermen have been re ldlng during 'no
past winter aud having made up their minds III regard
TO the protection Of Amcric lumber AGAINST the eo
trads night across their Dor Ter In n Canadian FORESTS
hey were prep red to vote mtel1-ehiY' anu
the Democratic party couldn't deceive them Canada
runs along my state and don't you believe that the ten
thousand lumbcTm ~ in Nchlgan are going u tul'"
heir b,l OTIS away in his mighty contest"
Mr. II rr never on the stump, spoSe so happily as ne
did in these few moments and considerable crowd had
by this tim gathered around him the corrid OF his
hotel He sad that he did no believe there were
hunar,d umbcrmen on any river East or Ne9t VINO
would not vote the Republican ticket"
Let The Sout: in on tins lumber question:" said
&c tleman who W formally intro .uced few moments
b.forr. ~ didn't like You Yns C fellow few years
ago" sid H.. 81 thoneht You were the hlnkr-t st OF
selfish men that I cv knew but nave wi'hln snort
time changed my opn on. You know mat IN ul'
Carolina there many people who a'e idcn'Ica ~
ner,ste in great CONNIE cal and iniustrai way Win
thousands in the North West refer to our nasWH
cent pine umo,r inter- st. q tle conversation mat
have I'm d, q d from our Yves friend las don me
heap Of -oo} You know hat IN statesman 20 WHO all
south Cardinals pay thrii Worship, Jet alone ms -c''-
sion opinions, is John G. lhonn W q l@ always CON
pared tn sou hern pine, a, Mr. h~te j. c"hpI'1
20 the Northern OAK. and Mr.. Clay 10 tn Gr4c nl c
Now our stare is day Try to rel We he eli OF s
lr len We want E. uIhur ourselves hr our pro ur
ions ana anon. our great iute-t- stand cur groves
..ifi, IN c. to business All mot blame them you
Mort crn people invested Ia geY IN these ItId We
money bn as We a 81 All tn foohod. our c'. oro eli
nd our hands clutched moe cua lou ~ cur ih. VA a.
~ No-Y and Sruin Car iua Georgia AND ~ btnI W..
have Wa chod VITO c1t inrre th political ,t1'u, OF
l,- lint YOU are al on ne idc of Protection. w .rh
mr n' AID ~ DO II..5r. in th, south vs. otr u
"'iG.fv g FOR Biun oruo yte at all, simply on a.
G NJ. crbIe conversation cn d o. ms subject Wien
soi,n III Ca i,arcr Gen Ic,ncu be-
I.y-t o. vhoc Norjh viii 20 for BaIic. Nos why n".
, l',.I uflla'd talk up his business % Us
ru nam 49, If y,u cone the best iohauy cake
nom ny aud pork II al we can gVe "u' we want 10
t.lrIc,' nd fliral, TINS -cutena1 That Mr. liolr
said & t"iftue tcpdo.cn HaiN foHd Il '-A , ,,' w.
{ e. ~out. Ia. spend As v4.. TIM an in9i I lsi
'i,u" This Soul era SIP akrI u 'lj .ii' hl.' .I