The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-24
we'll as that there has been no more

Of the doctrine Of protection than
my distinguished friend Horr, who
now sits beside me. Cheers. There
fore, if the voters of this district pre-
fer high wages in America to low
wages, if they prefer home manufac-
lures to foreign manufactures, if they
desire prosperity at their own fire.
sides, they will support the Repre-
sentative who has been faithful, and
not only faithful but intelligent, and
not only intelligent but jealous"
[rhree cheers for Blaine and Horr.
Hon. Eugene Hale, in his speech
at East Saginaw, October IT, 1884,
says:
81 know Of no man that We can so
i'll afford to lose and miss from the
battles and the counsel boards in
Washington as the honored Repre-
sentative, Mr.. Horr, whom | have fire.
quently met there. Great applause.
/ can see him now, when the South
ern Democracy, when the old and
new free trade Democracy rallies in
the House of Representatives upon
some new issue that touches the peo-
pie upon the wrong side, and they al
ways are, can see my friend Horr
pouring hot shot into all their lines
and the dsmay that is written on all
their faces. [Great applause.
| can see his face on the popular
forum as he addresses the people of
the United States. Applause.
There is no man that the Republi-
cans of Maine, in the battle that we
have been fighting for years down
there, the battles that have made
Maine the Belgium of America
there is no man that is more gladly
welcomed by US, who carries more
conviction to the people, than does
your Representative, Mr.. Horr.]
b am not half SO much interested
in it as you are. men of the Saginaws.
Great applause and cries of "Good!"
If manufacturers here of lumber
and salt-which the Democratic
party would put on the free list, too
if they can afford tie send Demo
crat to Congress who will vote for a
tree trade candidate for speaker ev-
cry time he comes up, who will help
make up Ways and Means Commit
mittee that will slaughter your indus.
tries every chance they get, who will
stand by the policy Of free trade-if
these manufacturers in the Saginaws
and in the district can afford to have
a Democrat there instead Of Mr..
Horn, l can stand it. my frienus.
If the laboring men, the men who
made the Republican party, men
without whom it would have no being
and no existence-if they can afford
to be represented by modern Dem
ocrat who will go there, and no mat
ter what he will say on the stump, will
bow down before the domination OF
the party that holds out in the direc-
ton of free trade always, the n / can
stand it my friends; but you can't;
no, you can't. ea5a
Hon. Frank Hiscock, in his speech
at East Saginaw:
Then from this manufacturing dis
trict do you want to send man there
who is compelled to 60 into the Dem
ocratic caucusses and be outvoted on
account of the single, solitary vote
that he will give whenever the bill
gets before the House. Why, my
friends, what you want is more than
one vote, you want phalanx OF
power in that vote. You want influ-
ence. But, my friends, you are not
going to elect Democrat to Con.
gress. Applause. We will elect a
House of Representatives that will be
in sympathy with James G.. Blaine.
| [Applause.] We will have Repub.
lican House. And do you want to
to keep at home gentleman who will
take one of the first parliamentary
positions in the House, who can pro.
tect you and render you perfectly
impervious to the assaults Of your en-
emies. prolonged applause.] This
man-yes, came here to say it-this
man will be one of the central figures
in the organization of the Republican
House. Great applause.
l say that our action, and our action
only, defeated the Morrison bill. APP
plause. = There is a way
to reduce taxation, to reduce the rev.
enue of the Government without
striking at the industries of the coun-
try. That way we will pursue. What
we want there is Republican major.
ity. We must have it, and we will
have Republican majority, and so
far as the errors in the legislation OF
'83 are concerned, stand here and
pledge myself they will be corrected.
[Applause.
And there will be no ADLER man on
the floor of the House Of Representa-
tives to aid in the direction OF these
corrections than your honored Rep
resentative of this Congressional Dis
trict. Applause.
Laboring:: men, capitalists, merch-