New-York tribune., 1884-10-02

When he appeared everybody wanted to shake
hands and cheer. No stop was made between aaA
Ton and Hamilton, though at two stations passed.
Carlisle and Mildletown, there were cro"dS vi poo
pie.
GREETED BY 10000 PEOPLE IN HAMILTON.
RIDING FOR FOUR HOURS IN PRoCEssloN-Mn'
BLAINE on PROTECTION.
1,v,ITOS Oct This place was IN lever oil
excitement whcn the special tram reached here
The town, which is Democratic stronghold, never
before held so many people, the inhabitants OF INC
country for many miles having come TO taKe part
in the demonstration. They came III wagons OH
horseback on foot and by rail to the number ol
10000 The public square was mass OF perspir-
inc humanity. and altogether not less than 10000
took part in the welcome. A procession was
formed which reached over mile III length Inc
Lincoln Club of Cincinnati, in white SIX beavers
bore conspicuous part IN the parade. There were
men carving axes and others spades, while wagons
were ornamented TO represent various industries
Hundreds of men were on horsebak
MIR. Blaine for over an hour rode in open car
Iiacc drawn bv four horses IN the hot sun at the
head Of the procession good dea 4i .ne ,''e
his hat oti bowing to the people. When he r'ache1
the great crowd in the square, the tunnit nciclScu
and sweiled into one prolonged roar II; l.. MoIey
made a short speech of introduction, ana III tnanH-
INC the people for their welcome MI. Bialno saiu'
CITIZENS OF CHIo: 1t is now forty years since the
question of protective tarin engaged the attention "
the people profoundly as II does ,o-day; & IT.
was In the contest between MI Gay aIo HII' rom III
lsi4 that great National debate Oh tue CUE, lOn
took place and the great protective t1fIu Was
not by the popular vote nut by the paI ",'h o. G &
which succeeded in the election and beg to cdl your
attention. the attention OF large %annl,G'il,S Iol [
hop-tn the fact that tie policy of pIoteclnR American
industry been defeated In the United states ~
popular vote Cheers The contrary lohcS ha a. zen,
forced pon people at different tunes trough te nAd
faith of their representatives. bat never repeat ny e
ihtir primary capacity II therefore would seem 10 ne
lie duty he people of the United -tes' II ~ m ma
I.Ita if fIe pli
Hal the arty Is sustained can be trusted to uphold
!, fs Gnod ,ooJi' and cheers ioS; but sIid "a
rrne,an 10 Inc YESTERDAY protection does not al ways
secure abundmt mosperty th[le e are r If" T,c T,.
has never yct been policy devised by the wit o man
,,n n,v Of nlospcrify But the question l.. whether
over even .eiic~ hcrc ha~ not been r-cr decree o
prosperity the people under ~" polc' Z" pipl''l!h
ihan under the policy Of free trade Ihe question - to
be eaured tested. not by the eSpeicnre 81 . Xic
year but by the cSpcrl"ncc 0t -tiie' 90 St",a , Wv
have had a protective ianl no" Tor more lh"h lNoue
cae- and ASK ,on whether there ht. ever been another
period iu which the United states mas hiu' ruC' w.,
gre. during the lat twenty years j. Never 'n'
cbrcr-l ,,.,, ,,,
Bt It is c. ana then there will come litile m nIl
AMI ahtle reaction ~ hnsinc.S. ih'tr WI come W.
ul and liftlc reaction even IN the laws OF n'iue -"
bad great douih in ONO THE ycm bat yon DO hol 0n
hat ~. omit itOw that son VIII nave 10 more Ttln WV
ihe contrary. ,ou are tie norr h,my 'f@llr wa" @ n
only element maj will rcolc lhe ic1i} q" your
coil verlnr" 10 your fields ana uchf@4 10 your crop"
.o IN thi4 ic slough iis ltc duhosh ~ me nu.in,',
on 10 fr.ofo prosperity II The protective inrh Ibr
question tnrr lor ONO 10 decide on me lt'n"p 81
pic of ihc Inicd -tnic- Wbcihcf yon h,icyc it tni
doctrine n y0u d0 you viii secure not ohy ln f"ulhn-
ancc, hut iis permanent tuuGph Hnl II "n lhr "'i
hand you should facr ana fali ba'k II might prourc
disaster c-cNhcrc. The responsibility is "u yrn.. J,
your couTa ge equal 10 your t"spoh-lblllN lrti
Yer Il your confidence equal 10 yonr c"nf"ecI j. u
is, II isH'l Then have nothing more to say cHcrh 10
I'D you good by. Cheers
The special train had on IFS side to-day dccora-
tOr,s which made IT known wherever IL came IN
sight. hundreds gathered about at Hamilton, ana
wnen Mr.. Blaine got back 10 his car he found an
impOrtunJte crowd winch insisted on shaking
hands and could hardly he forced back. In
state of perspration he laid down for a few NM
ntes' rest having been told that 10 stop would be
made again until Cincinnati was reached. But a
Glendale aud Wyoming there were crowds waiting,
aud not TO dISa point them he came TO the rear OF
the tram and Lowed.