New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-07
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do much to settle The controversies d"' NV =, ~
The repeal Of the protective taiih accoIdns 20 Tue
terms Of the Morrison bill would cost "es' virgin"
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much more with tariff for protection hut ask any
6g,incss , man man II c ne oensHS' "a" Here
close my words of counsel leaving action 10 You
leave YOU not as community influenced ~ seGt@onai @
feeling hut community broadly Natl0haI; I5"Nu
you state allied on one side to Pennsy vaa anu on
the other To Ohio cheers as much as You are 10 %
van Of the new south inviting the whole south to JON
in great National movement which shall in fact and IN
feeling well a. I'm form. make Us people WIN one
Union. one Constitution and one destiny. lCheersI
Mr.. Tenney followed. speaking for half an hour
on the interest of the people of the south III up
holding party that had been so good to them, ana
was doing so much TO develop their interests
4 There was small crowd at Bridgeport which
cheered as the train passed by. Clarksburg, the
home OF General Gof gave Mr. Blaine a generous
welcome. Several thousand persons from that
place and the surrounding country were present.
Mr. Blaine made a brilliant speech, showing now
West Virginia had been developed under pro
tective tariff within a comparatively short time,
while before il neglected and little known
The question She said. whether you want e. con
tinUe that protective tariff There was an almost
unanimous response: ave do
Mir Tenney followed expressing his astonishmcnt
at seeing such great demonstrations IN southern
state in honor OF a Republican candidate. The tact
that all before him were workiugmcn showed that
they appreciated their champion.
Bishop WaldrOn. the Rev. Dr Allen. the Key III
Pam president of the Wcslel an University AZ Della
ware Ohio and several other Methodist clcrgynen
got aboard the special train at tins point ana
cordially greeted Mr.. Elaine. At Salem west
Union Ellenh0rO and other small places. the people
all came out to cheer Mr. Blame. He talked TO
them in n conversational manner. and lett them IN
a good humor Ex-Governor foreman. the Hon. {.
!. scott A. B. White and others representing
Parkersburg, came to meet him as Reception ON
mittoc.
TWO REPUBLICAN pARADE~.
The streets of this city were crowded with many
thousands of people. There was brilliant torch
light demonstration which was remarkable for
place of this size. Short speeches were made 10y
Nj Blaine. Mi Tcnney and others ON the other
side If the Ohio River. opposite this city, at
Marietta. there was another parade. Two such
demonstrations close together IN one night speak
well for Republican enthusiasm ia west virginia
and Ohio.
Tomorrow Mr. Blaine goc, ur the ONO River 70
Wheeling and thence 10 Canton. Ohio. where he
remains over night with Nh Mckinney