New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
REPRESENTATIVE HORR AT WALDEN.
A VIGOROUS DEFENCE OF Mr.. BLAINE n A FAMOUS


Bcsrov, July 5.-The annual temperance
demonstration at Lake Walden in the town
OF Concord made famous By the memories
Of TloreatI and Emerson. attracted about 5000
people yesterday. Tie principal think was the al
lres- Of r. o. Horr OF Michigan. He was gwen as vide
latitude wished for topic, and devoted lis address
most entirely ~ euOgizing NJ Blaine Nh Horn SAID
alludug 10 his New-Eugdnd education: was fortu-
nae enough las, years to sin at the feet Of
Horace Manu. one of Massachusetts, greatest edUcators
IL IL d privilege that snail never &c ase TO glory in be-
cause he Ia two pecuaTiteSh- had all the culture II
your Harvard specialists and independence sld then lie
hadHhc CONVICTION of the Amer an. Applause Tbs
trouble with the bulk Of Js Independent movement my
friends, ia right here; they live and act on pro
chvucs. We, ont West, act on convictions
You know tie difference, dou'r you pr0cvily ain
worth anything When there - anything % bee done.
those who have procivitics always upon the fence
trying to point the way the people who cease
stIik ug blows in behalf OF the accomplishment Of the
great work.
After dwelling al length the political history Of the
country, M How sad: Il was one OF those had
tie pleasure OF representing my state In the Chicago Con-
veut0a Michigan has for eight years been voting for
Blaine. Tor eight years we have believed IN him, We
have wanted him for standar iJcarcr anu Went 70
Chicago convinced. ami came back having got my first
choice You understand there second choice about
Tor me. applause II was bccaI-e believe Ia him.
know him; know HIM well; but not IS well lis 1 di1
our former President Garfield But leJ me 20 back.
Tie Poop o. this country said, first and foremost
%; the graf issues Of The country stands the economic
question she question whether we sn1 stand by oar
hoe industries whether shall build up our American
institutions or not. sly tine Democratic party Is against
the great Interests of the United states.
say that Republican party believes in those great
ndu-tre. ana stood I'D for them for the last U.aty
tor-, years 7 an slupr -o,lgtD drive mil Mr..
Blaine has done more and sail 90 build mp the great
manufacturing Interests Of the United states than any
other statesman alive Appliance
Nh Horr pointed our the desct- IN he free trade ar-
have jeeu d. few pelIl. te Cuired states Loo save
sert. that tuc ccs OF DE country we're la bad WAY.
ncc4ds- tley sud t.st pOiuclSns cpid pack conven-
u0us could .u delegates aud ia tina way set nc
p.- $50 and upu4iua.. IHai anybody they pleased Our
loo~,ast .i.s .. ade more russ about fha than any
one thing since ne foundation Of the Government Well
~ IA mo ,rlilte ,t1, h9s Iron no1,ir.tI f- tJ
people s James a.. Blame app aus. and noN the indie
% t ,1c i,- rI, 5oiiIic, and ON witch he W. no'
mated was Iu the chicago Convention. The people
r an Inc ~, -er side The senate ven there solid for
blame tlru particularly. They wanted Nr. arthur, 9ld
ma I'M. made good President. have not : word to say
against aim. sow. a. ask OF any Arthur man mere i
tn4r WI. shout uiit fNr Blaine - would u4Vo
.,o..d for ,rtsIr r1d b.. been nominated: AID he viii
nave t clear ui. rlIt to DO TO- would have o De an
aw-ll poor tc,IyltlA teal Wo-.lAt vote ipr, sur
te A, le is by a THAR - great and glorious, before
womb vote .,r any Democrat surrounded a. be- is by a
pay that -Ao" -d, n't al heart tle best interests oi
the people
Mr. Horr here referred 70 the independent movement
de- ended rii Grant nom unKind aud lWJust
.-,rI-on OF Ai- conduct. eulogiZnd car
ted. and said The people at the West
i. tr EsIu- u-c4ii-c. since 1850, present
time te I-s ar.r. tlo wrong side OF single
aIcNlcu I Jr uit-d states app tu-s nor one he hls
not been s.en, either; lie has spoken every great
question that has been before the American pc0e". Ne
Know where he stands. Is there Democrat here who
faiuKs that tar Democrats VIII nominate OF whom
10 /. known where sJ-sts They nave been wording
month 10 lind who never SAID vtnlug IN his iil
Ike M Blaine iI"l4s. reason. lie stand right up
square, states MS opaou and then, II things don't SUI
him, he does not '-ulk in his tent You understand
what / mean, don't youi In 1876 Mr.. Blaine
thought thai entitled 10 the nomination at
Cincinnati Re within Few votes Of getting 10. bat
ne was beaten. SUI b. The frat in the cam
palsu Will a.. on. aud from end or tnai
pagn 10 the other no called tue attention OF tails Va
IT, duty in that hour. Ike him for tnat. he
thought he ought be nominated in l--O. that he
want % you mInui. ABOUT l--O
Did You abuse Mr. Blame Did Boston
papers abuse HIN Why. ~ OF them, except
OEc or that never praise any decent mani mean tie
papers that are s@0nIZng over M. BlIine-every
one OF them stood uglt mp for nlm. Hdrpe's Wrekiy
gave him article that sci hlm down beside Gladstone
a. o great Ministers. and statesman OF The
Union. Now. Oui West kinder Ike Teller thdt
stands 40 his friends. We think more of llG than
We think OF 'sOrehead lu any way you csrhdve 10
'soreAeIds' and 'Copperh-Sas nave not very good
standing my county" Mt HOrr close by making 4
brief eulOgy OF Genera Logan.