New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
thj. i. , ea,paiie antruih, The fa'siiy

N,si.s, This h paipabie iintrd'h. the 'a's,'y
as which was nia,le elenf yesterday Nv the ,"" W
IN. v,ps,,ug held undp, the ausi,ices ~ we
Meta, aud hardware Exchange Dut''hr-s'p
Was etew,ied and lively speeches wete lna"e ~
tn.s,auds 1, mnst hn ,iitat tp'ipi w WE
bemeep,,jl and bpppntenl managers ~ 'hihN,
aLou, his ,iup, that ihefe 70 n0 hpttasi'5 INV
"a manufae,,ra fasnhN0ds W lliis hih0i
Thero has ,aep plaeni in aF hands since mF "n'h ~
New iIa,eu gH address fAHa No dggAHf" " nF '''H
eeaeysiag hcir rfspfd aNd eAndeNps' "W' "'NnrN
The person who delivered u the assurance ha' ~ "'
Of puhlio righL aad a naHrs ~ P"""
uariicipoaoa tiHder he HTs d"d ''"s"'"''''
of the United states they know 40 scef meV ""o" ."
Protestant 40 Cetolie, no Hesfe" nul tne ei"HnS ~
ALL l"Good" ",good," and cheers In 'he 'N W ,''''
ford had a letter put III my hands asking ne ""b 49,
eharqed the Democratic party w'h od"9 "lsP"'" W
e,,n, Ronansra aud Rebellion. "a voice; " 10" n''''
d ,ba 81 Nv answer n the first place, Is that they p"i
In mn, u,ouih su unfortunate espressie" oil """'"'
man, and in the next place 1t gives NE ~, "lP
tunty TO say. at the close oil the oanp"s"' -, 80
public speeches which l have maze h"'o .
corefv and nstinctively from making any dlsrespVt
fnl al,usion TO the Democratic party diner from .n'
,or,v nr,fouudly on matters OF principle, puI
hare too much respect for the millions OF my country
men whom it embraces to assail u WIN epi.n''' VI
ohnse I"Good." good" and cheers.l In the next
nlace = nm, sure that \ nm the last ma" ," 'c
United ssaic- who would make a'sr'7P'
nilu-ion TO another mans religion.
Tho United states guarantees freedom of religious
onuion and before the law and under the CONSTITUTION
the Protestant and the Catholic ana the ieo'o"
stand entitled to absolutely the same recog'''o" '
the same protection Iloud cheering ana II olsreSpe'
full alusion is here to be maue iva.
tho rcion Of any man. as have said. am the laS'
| q fart uDt,
and co,,vcctcd with n Protestant church. -ho"i"
c.,eeu, ,u,.cIf OF all men the most dcgrh"'" !,
| under any pressure or under ""y 'e'"p'
| couId i'm any prcscncc make di.respce""' an"
| ion 10 thnt ancient faith in which my revere"
mo,her lived and died Enthusiastic and long cheer
| ing.l
JAMES G. BLAINE at Ner- -Haren last Saturday @'er
| noon, Nor !, lsol
To-day settles it, For the last time we urge
every Republican to be early at the poiis'
Democrats. be it said to their credit, are never
tardy on election day. This year they VIII De
on hand early, not only to vote, but to hlhdcr
their opponents from voting whenever u Is
possiblc. Therefore let Republicans take warn
ing. Get yoair votes in early. and spend as
much as possible of the rest of the day IN BRING
ing out your ncighbors. This advice is meant
not only for New Workers but for Republicans
in Brooklyn and all other cities.
AT the head of Che first column of this page If
the regular Republican electoral ticket prop
crly indorscd and ready TO be east by kepuD-
licans In Nnr- York Chv and county, IL should
be carefully studied. BY IN unfortunate ms
take yesterday number of electoral tickets o'
the Kind to be- used by voters outside ot TINS
city were distributed here, Every Republican
in Ncw-Nork City aud County, therefore, shou'l
carefully examine his Presidential ballot to-day
10 see that 1t Is like the form we
have referred to above MS correct. We pub
hshcd the one to be voted elscwhere III the
S,a,cycstcrday morning. Look at the indorsc-
mcnt on the back of the ono printed to-day. III
reads. "President, Number One" Every cleo
toral ticket in this city must bear those words
on ITS back Cut this one ont ard rote az