New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
woui give their electoral vote TO the Republican party II
tn were in them free ballot and fair count ian

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WHAT ALEXANDER SULLIVAN SAID
Alexander Sullivan was then introduced and re-
| ceived greeting that warmed his heart. He never
spoke with greater earncstness and eIoquence As
he rose voice in the crowd with rich irish brogue
shouted GIVE them hot shot, Sullivan The
speaker followed this instruction and sent hot shot
of the heaviest calIbre into the Democratic camp
lie spoke in part as follows:
gentleman has Just asked me to pour hot shot into
I'M .u'Ilce' am not accustomed in this canvass TO
pouring hot shot into audiences upon this side OF the
mouse, Loud and general laughter and groan.
Gentlemen, one horrible example Is always blessing In
! multitude OF this kind Laughter And now let me
and the solemny Of this OCCASION and VITA the slgna-
canoe of this demonstration. This Is the first time
yass because feel That not being business man it
Penas intrusive to address an audience of the great
business men OF this great commonwealth. But IL is
weii That the men or brains the men OF energy.
ton should assemble TO voice their sentiments AMI live
good example to their fellow cOunrymen. Applause so
~ 80 helr few weeks ago ION Ohio that there were no
l'epnhcan. there. and then hcarl aferward that
lew were found laughter bit that there in
satisfies me that If the thin statesmanship
tuie the miracle Of the loaycs and fishes would be
a .T INTO n.gnidcance Loud laughter aud ap
a,smp'l gu I'M" occasion to debate the issues Of the
canvass fron business point of view, and to show that
| from the metropolis.
We are assembled not men to make war upon FELLOW
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an over the Union and "a solicitors for the welfare Of
the south as for the North. Appliance II thoy
@outh during the next eight yearsbut lie will invade II
with the -choobook and the schoohousc. he win take
possession " their rivera not with war with
.hip- of commerce. lie Will take possession Of their
possession Of their villages putting them on the road to
- prosperon. destiny under the spindle and
~" AVN aud the loom and the fnrgc until from end
~ this continent 70 the other liberty shall i'm and
poac" and prosperity universally bc established. Pro-
longci cheering. 80 man who ever ran for publ.
once was ~ much DETAINED James g. Blaine ha. |
been. cries OF That's 40. 81 80 man was ever 50 |
c crr SUI rho people nave scornfuy repecd the
po,tniiy TO do So lol today respond and on the m
let me- call your attention ~ bushes, men Of the |
greatest commonwealth Of the Satlon and ~ tho
Blainc' policy and Bainr's statc-uauship. which has
understood 10y the people Of hs country than other
measure ~ i- state Department policy IL hallcgcd that
The policy bully nniilat he sought Involve
I'll, Nation IA war, especially with the Republics Of this
peace l session ma washington for Tie pnrpose OF deter
crowd heni We are accustomed 70 a little Ire in the
orally attack their opponents. Great LAUGHTER and
cheering. Let read Tor You the exact language OF
James g. Blaine in inviting those representatives OF the
free Governments OF this continent to such Congress-
Mr.. sullivan then read the dispatch and continued:
But IL was said that when he should get these pre-
scntatyes together at Washington il his purpose
bu y and browbelt them aud kind of arbitrary
ment. Let Us see his own wor!7. He says: The
United states will enter into the deliberations OF the Con-
the same footing a. the other Powers repre-
sente and with loyal determination TO approach any
proposed solution. even IN It's own interest ~ nut
single member among many coordinate aud co-cqual
great Importance OF that movement IL represented
Central American states with a population OF over
3,OO0OoO, and u represented the Argentine Republic
bolivia Brazil Ch. the United states OF Colombia. and
other State. having population OF about IOOOOOlO.
The imports into these states is estimated az f3ll OOO-
600 "a year ana thelr exports az F'tb.uoVVoo, Ih'
manner IN which thar trade Is divided yOn may Judge
from The figures which shall give yon ia one or Two
colnrr- only. Now. IN me cas- or thr Alsetlho re
p lbc the exports u so from tAc Unitc>atcs were
lttle -, than 5000 90; from Great Buian S2OOOD.
600 From 'h!l ihr exports were rtnuoOooo' Imports
s3tOo1ooo. AMI uctrly oucthird az tho entire com
from the Tinted ~t.e, are 100000. AID from Great
Britain eL92J.0oo, Imports 10 me United states. !
- m"n ,n mi ,, i,P i 900 6,,o o ',
'tacd these ,,r'o1. Go,crnucnt, having In view the
'ommon advantage of nll. Loud cheer. Tho transfer
q the fr,c nations ~ TINS continent are banded TO-
,clcr IN peace ul political an,nce tngir commercial
,, me balance trade would hn' be drawn away nom
yould conc to ~. and mt d, why jaime. .. nlue "a
nate by Ingllqd and o.ory other DEL oi-'n OF Lrpp"
ju-inc,s men above l others. rally 20 The ma-uihcout
y tni4 leuthy and cminrniy hm'rcan poiry your
oval and hearty support Great cheer ng AMI "tvinE
VOTES honest and gee. furthermore. that
be hone't yo.es OF your ,"-clens shaii he counted
Bur they -ty that there Is other issue IN this
a-s Mr.. Hlaucs character l. there tarih pues
i0ni inrrc1u- IN this great city Interested 81
Boo pres rsHtnu OF tu- country manufactures Aren't
he people of the United States Interested ia the main
ruHuc. ~ their ii1I-frr-f Aren't Tire Wcu who labor
nfrruiucd 20 maintain American wages. American I
ONES. AMI clothing aud schools for their children, ~
i-u- shed from the ul.rf li' tTlfc Ties these vital
Whrh 'n Europe chied WAGES ami clplh-
lg aul housing. but The wrrfchod nature ~ which, a. ,
.rprful hIr fo human prulrrs.i Prolonged mp i
iau-c. But told taht the Democratic party ls p
90 AGAINST American protection. IDcti-iyc lrl~her -
linH pff O Ir I-f llnu.t of Representatives AMI the
l0rfl.Ou hl As business men. AK y0u could such h.
rt-ufc haze hfru th- result ~ -tlt.ntn4 ir Jndc- ~
Iruf ntr-tifnfipnf Itrr- of" so no. and choef- |
ry maintain tlf thr hu-uc-4 az ti. country is 80 unit w.
nm That no bound reduction ~ twenty per cent W
Iud hr easily effected w bort d .tuthug trade Inl- W.
neither tf1fr.Htn-uip political economy, common ="
'nse nor practical ru-.n's' Applause VIII son -
ilfsr man Whr 4 300 Views ot hs OWn un ms ufr-- W.
On ora nike Blaine. who hle he grasp. TIE ego. III
irtY the couaer. mo- alone 20 have Views. hut inr 81
.ry ~ proclaim thrui Shouts of Blaine md great A.
ierflnr Nhil- NE t1r lort itHes AMI JrenuD ins III
shouting fnr frrr tridr lou have ihs NOd -'rrnn ~
.lf tnd.u .Drng 40 th0kr them Into s-ncr on that W
inrrt Irrent huehterl The Americans arr q III
Hn'y and hrnny people amt having hisi r'etfd .o
p the possession Oi tlr-r qualities in others thrt a'" 1
ine 20 uarr n nnsilon i' time man VNo'r sulrle ~
lhor on lenf of humon lh-'ty anl American i!-hi4 t
N bD sill nrth,r enlarged James -. Blaine. Loud H
4 prolonged applnlse n,
the nRnAD srRiEr MELTING m