New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-31

% nu h",e ,herc is better chance for humanity
Than there IN their ferclt homes ANA We e t,c"
Come with rs and We viii help You ml, Sni
Ia higher plane" But TO do this we ,1, Sna
and American brain aud that shall keep onl ne product,
Of The poorly reG and the the d GSi World ''p Hppa %S
General John c. Fremont was then escorted to
the front of the platform, aud the ahlence ipso y,
greet the veteran of 1896 WITH hearly c nar,y
which he briefly Acknowledged: "Fol now nearly near
n month past" he said. g have been teeilnI I'M "
flag which had been carried through holy corr cor-
tested but victorious fields, ana Is now oS's u
lied about by Its regiment III ihci"oiS Vi
times"
A few moments after General Fremont conciudeu
n sudden outburst of cheers announced inc aiI''' a.
of Mr. Blaine upon whose shoulders ana at ""o'
feet as he came forward. was showereu oouiu''
after bouquet Of flowers When the oAoi'''l,"
OF the greetings had subsidized, Mr.. Blame was pi0
sented by Mr.. Tenney. He spoke az foiio"s
IA am to he followed by my distinguishes 'Iien EN-
senator Sherman OF Ohio appa use j. IN epeec -, aud
only my duty of the evening 10 o s'H fow from
Republican victory in the pending campaign WIFI I"
to be assured; what is TO be held .r ~ the Tinted
To begin with: The currency system o, 'l1 M,
states which brought back to par Wn sor ~ ny
DISTINGUISHED friend ns ' ne beId at that point Ap
panse1 IL tie next place that system OF ducs wicn
affords ENCOURAGEMENT and protection aAe 10 ,e ioo'
and The canitast in the United states, will he main
tanned. Applause III the third place Just stem OF
pIsnsel Fourth, that munncent and magnificent
system o. pensions which have rewarded the
valnr and bravery of soldiers Will be maintained
and if need be. further lheralzed lApplau,rt AHd,
Of tbe United states will be continued and further de-
vcloped experience sha POM the wa! SpIWb
and i'm that connections desire 10 say that the l,poD
lean nar;v-wthon speaking intending TO speak. In
vdiosy any other party in the United states past or
he courage to limit It's own political power Appau.e
The Republican parry did not gam p2CWsGnT
Service. but with the possession Of a patronage
larger and grandcr than imperial sway ever c"nron
they voluntarily abandoned It's partisan use and MADE
that great reform within their own party which i WIN
ont precedent and without parallel IN the history OF par
And what has been accomplished but the shadow
inc nf t,at which i'm more enlarged experience and
further trial az each careful step shall tone
% i tl cn,,tifn,ion which are 'ihc concrete
embodiment of what gained in the War-the cnanei
patton of the slave. The definition and declaration oil l'
rights Of citz,nsh inc snit'nIr'!Ig ~ ,,,nn of
c"inr viii he inainfaincd win patriotic ddcy. ZAP
rausc In Other words. that great series Of measures
and OF aw which were the ongowh Of the cvl Stius
re saf in ihd hands Of the Republican party lGrcal
applauscI To place them under the domination 3i
ecrt1nr nri Inc CLINTON of the most Prrdcat
seriously mperil their u-efulncss. If not their eHlern'r
bat guaranteed by Republican succc'--h k"punl'll,,
that will cmhody d. over ail ani ulci an alu
ana LOYALTY to the Constitution Of our Government
Prolonged cheering and alplause.
srIRRlNG WORDS FROM SENATOR SHERMAN.
Senator John sherman began 10y saying pleas
antly ;hat he had been invited from the West 10
persuade people to vote for Blaine aud Logan but
his nilsson Lad been, 50 far az that matter vas
concerned practically useless. adding; "
have not found that everybody Intends 10
veto that way If they are authorized To
do it and can do it, lApplauscI lie then gave
some encouraging ucWs from Ohio, $50 lar rs we
gfp concerned h" sad. " Wc have elected Elaine
aud Logon. II is true that We W ~ GO through the
fora with Won on next lucsday hut the real sirug-
gle occurred on tic second tuesday ol Vc'"h'i'
The kcpub lean party determined carry IN the can
vas. tu make he hght uppn tho great national IS
sues. | have no doubt tnIt tue Republican mayor
ity which reached 10000 ~ - vote OF ,'IUoo on
member, az Congress VII be doubled hN ohl" on
next iucs iay for the National ticket no matter
what he democratic papers tell Nou.' INpnlau.rI
Nh. sherman ncNt gave u graphic review Of th'
achievements Of the Republican party, when lac
sald bad always 1ecn dist neulNhtd from the p'ih-
ocIatic party by broad and liberal conatiuciInn"i
the ,onstitu,IO instead OF the narrow ana Iltid
one which had always Ch1laeierl2cd theopp 'n"ntS;
"What measure y he asked " has been proposed
by the democratic party III the last lhlrty years
that any mah III this house Will now stand mp ana
defend p There was dead silence for a ieT III /,
ments then came cries of none, none" followed
hy lond che,rIn. hen he launched into master
iul argument on the tariff question, ana shower
how enormously the protective policy pursued ny
she Republicans in the face OF Democratic oppo /
tiou has Increased the prosperity OF The coIntrY
and benefited alike the labOrng man and the
capitalist and promised ,tl greater blessings ~ the
future. THE Republican party he Sal0. y Is a
brave party Whenever 1t starts ont for particular
point II fate Ia get there. Ii never az
tempted TO do anything which 1t has not performed;
to do ANYTHING which it did perform.
A remark from the gallery about certain
confessed diverted the speakers attention for, Il
moment to the moral issue. believe, ne
said, The election OF GroVerCicrel&nd underal me
circumstances of The case would he rcpr1ach 10
our civilization and orr Government Applause.
II Grover Cleveland Is elected, he says himself. NE
goes there TO obey the VIII OF Others, lie Pre'ic
dent of the United states should be man o.
power As Chef Magistrate he has 10 instruct ana
advise Congress. Cleveland has not tie experience
necessary" Senator sherman next showed the Il
dicu0us mess INTO which Bcecbcr had got over The
joy diuneT-ttble incident, and how his preludices
had so perverted his judgment as toIead INN 10 aC-
cepf as conclusive testimony against man OF high
at all in any court of laT. The dismal
failure winch Carl Schurz had made OF his Multi
gaI-fISher campaign was ainusinely illustrated
aud finally glowing appeal was mace for Blame
rs tle fayoite leader Of n majority Of the Republic
can party for many years.
\ GROWING MISTAKE or MP. PITCHERS LIFE.
The Rev. John Riley Thompson. who was re-
ceiyed with tumutuous applause, was the next
speaker, and said IN part.
Nj Blaine has remarked that y"u can no more separate
q political party from it, history than man from bis
chuaclc Ana II you can"t ssmi@,e ~, tn' pr,N ,' ~
il history what are yon gong 10 ii" VIII the Drh"clA'
party .Laughcr Andifyou cannot separate man from
his character. WHAT VIII You 10 WIN blpFtI ''Ntldiu :
Loud aurhtcr icrchcr has been one oi the foremost
men vino hl, taught that 30 pope Il mialdbc, yet NJ
with all ms genius and wisdom and illu-trions public
service. by bis present attitude ne has male the Crown
lag mistake OF his life. Loud applause Bat We are
charitable ana YOU on the wrong track Brother
Brcchcr If yon are good and telegraph for IA we will
back engine for yon and bring YOU Ia that track
which j, the winning one and what's which Is the
riyht track. Great cheerng.I some ministers. smart
u- under The sting ol personal resentment have nj
tempted to Justify Grover Cleveland. The effort has
failed, the effort will fail ami on Tuesday next tleYe
lands condemnation Will be complete aud Justice aud
virtue viudcacl. Loud applausc) For M honor 81
our homes will vote against him for the honor OF
America We VIII vote for Blaine. Chccrs.l
Attic GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The meeting at the Grand Opera House, under
lao ausn,c,s Of the Younp Mems Republican Club