Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-26
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-..oo Oot. 2s.--Mr. Blaine wa
y sbs Northwestern depot q
~ 80 morning, accompanied by hiI
Vejker and Emmons, ,tsgefher viii
frs.nh Medhili, having passed thl
~. q ~ residence Of tbs latter gsn
ss crowd numbering 900 await
~ Hlsins's arrival. and vas boisler
ss srfhusiastsc: 90 much 30 that Il
.,led him 10 appear on the plat
n fbe rear coach of the spscis
4. -hsrs be said: II thank you very
ssrrly for this demonstration. Il
ss- mother TO the MANY welcomes
- - ,soeiyed in your city, and st nc
.:.- eoujd IL be more welcome than
The sperial train, composed oi
sveviue room, one dining and one
~ ss.sss1 ar. was very elaborsteiy decor.
IA - the American colors and buns-
II drsw out Of the depot &C g:47 .,
.~S vill make the first stop Of any
s.-ssk Il Raoine,
1'r.rr. Oct. 25.-Kinosha. the drsl
~. 4 WISCONSIN at which the train
<srusd. vas reached soon after II
.;s'sck. Hare aeain Mr.. Blaine left The
80 when be appeared on the stand
:. - received with load cheering.
q. s-oke briefly, presenting the pro-
.s;ss tariff a. tho great controlling
:.sss ~ the campaign. Formerly" /"
..tS - the enemies of the protective
.-5ssv eouoht 20 excite prejudice against
- ~ ground that 10 was for the
...3< II tie East bat not the West,
s.<I tkiuk that during the twenty
49, ssers that that system has exisf-
Ih ihis country the development Of
/ :.s.l1h bas progressed IN Q far greater
sss~se in tie West than IN the East.
~ = nauufaotuFing industries move
s'.-e@srd. the price Of land rises. If is
49, IA Pennsylvania than In Ohio /:
4 homer II Ohio than In Indiana /;
"a 4 all shrss Of these States the
s-i.e N land has incresed In propor-
~ 4 ne growth of manufactures,
~ ifs proeoerity Of ths farmers has
;-Ssne1ed with it.r As Mr.. Blaine re-
IND 3 vaa again given shres hearty
1nx1uxxr, oos. 25.-At Racine Juno
-. Nnins Ieft the train st the regular
1.~x vhsre fhsre was q very Iarne
ssskaxlnc. a stand had been erected,
~ n, Blaine stepped upon the back
- A 4 oarriaQe aud made o few re-
.,s,ke vkioh we're loudly cheered.
Avs ak0ut l:30 when the train reach
q NiIusnkes depot. Here Blaine and
psxly vsrv transferred to carriages. and
ddSeo u procession, escorted by
PIon1d Knights, to q large Exposition
boil1iua % the west side Of the river.
III Expositiea buildin2 is said to hold
B0oD psople, and IL wss well filed.
Nbsa nr. Taylor, Chairman Of the Re-
publiean State Committee. introduced
NJ. BIaine, the audience rose and cheer
a snd waved their hats and handker
ohisfs for several seconds. Blaine
vsilsl Tor the demonstration TO sab
rlds, and then bald out his hand for
silssss. whsn he got . chance to speak
hs said:
Tbs Republican party had It's birth In
she Northwest, aud there IL has always
found ready support. Cheers The
fm great commemorative shat we're
formed from the old Northwest Terri
tory represent today great empire; an
empire founded In 1857. but an empire
shioh hss had It's greatest growth since
1851. The growth OF that imperial SEQ
VOC o. the Union mas been most rapid
uudeF Republican administration of the
National Government, aud under the
coatin1ous infinence OF protectivs ia
m lUnears sad GOOD Ia the
pa tsenty-tnree years its wealth has
uooied; 10 the next S years, with
protective tarif In operation its
wealth VII increase In even greater
isfio ! DC net come here as this late
oy IN sne National campaign TO argue
w question. come merely 20 recall
n'aofso faots. aud let yon draw the iu-
i9Moes. Cheers. The protectivs
snh nas found steady friend in the
Republican party. Cheers II has
Ioaad its steady foe IN the Democratic
@ I That's so,' AMI cheers. |
vnasf we protective System aRrioui-
afs manufactures and commero have
nosnsnso 10 eq1ai degres. aud the
snon nov before the voters OF the
nNlon iswhether that system shall be
soAnooned or whether IL shall be con-
unasd. sixteen States Of the South
WI, IN Ni probability, vote against IL.
nss'unns 'o De sean whether suthsien
nlnicfcemtnts can be obtained from
We North 10 hand over the government
~ aomination OF the free trade
pasa Never, never r and as the
nnsPaoIlosn party bad its birth in the
N@nssst, We come 10 you now for a
ssm ss ~ tns original faith and for
uea strength TO the prestige of the
Wei give IT," Three cheers
I D'slne and Logan and protection. u
not oelieys that Wisconsin,, ] do
~ osi,c.e shN Illinois, do not believe
ss M,cnixan, | sm sure that Ohio
1eWsl --shese great component mem-
een of the old Northwest Territory II
49,, - W. oeileve that any OF them eau
-. ~ nuueed 20 undo the W prk which
~ vexah ~ 1874. Never, never"
49, nao eaeering.I l do not believe
49, 49, sue Tres arms and free hearts OF
- s'eah Tree Northwest can ever be
- - safn the government OF this ma
sss o.et 70 tne men who sought its de-
s;kt'oa. s.;sk Never. never."l In that
s a Rrees yo1. In that faith | leave
an tnat faith thank you pro.
.y sa.uiy Tor this reception, which il pro-
'aed 80 70 the grandeur OF your em.
Es Anu ,ne warmth Of your hearts.
,'saseo cheering.l
80. s,pscession was tneu formed 20 es-
~. oiaine 10 the depot. En- ronte
vhs.s optea a. the Plankington House,
,sh,0 : committee OF 80 German Re-
Sssesns q waited I'm Blaine and present
q. WIN an address on behalf OF the
uefuans Of Wisconsin. hichiy ,ompii
,sssy ,e his candidacy, 10 which he
ss,s.a noed IN appropriate terms A
rs-J '.er OF the students of the Ger
Lnthesn Theological Seminary OF