New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
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GENERAL LOGAN AT HOME
THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE WELCOME HIM

IrE SPEAKS ON PUBLIC QUesrIoNs-A PROCESSION
OF 5000 PEOPLE. WITH TORCHES AND FIRE.
WORKS
CHICAGO. Aug. 2i.-The demonstration last
night marking tho return OF General Logan 90 his
home was of great magnitude. The Republican
torch bearing organization OF the city made ts first a
pearance In the campaign with 5000 nue. IN
addition the local organization uniformed bodies
present from number Of ncghborins cities. General
Logan came from Pullman spccill train, landing
at the Twenty -second-st depot at O'Clock. The
arrival OF the train announced by the nring
Of artillery and by brilliant display ~
fireworks. mounted escort In waiting. and
General Logan and his party entered carriages The
procession took up its line Of march northwird on Mch-
gan Boulevard 10 Lake Park where stands had been
ected for the speakers OF the evening 10 was 1880
o'clock before the last Of the marching escort had
ached the poin OF rendezvous AMI General Logan was
escorted the speakers stand The crowd then In n,
park had sweed to abou' 10000. On the sand were
General ogesby. Governor Ham tol. Joseph Ne
dill. Charls b. Farwell william Penn Nixon.
Co gressmeu DAVIS Dunham and iams. and 2 % vice
presidents General Logan received with cheering,
and spoke as follows
"uR On ,rRMAS AID FELLOW CITIZENS or ILLINOIS; I
the cherished capitol OF the Nation e. my native sta and
my beloved home. The Oye for home associi ion ls
Ceeply mbrddcd in hearts IL on this my nat Ve
soil, that my boysn pride was eucourd d up To the
ordinary ambitl us OF InhO d. and n have o. can
serve my con titue cy fairly aud well in the yaaee-
ment OF their interests my fonde & 'spr 'tons nd
Ny heart heats harmony with your. in al that ger-
tsns 10 our conm'n humanity and to our g'mmHn 3al
citizenship. made a vow when nrst entered pubic
lie O. devote all my energies TO tn interests o. or
whole people aud TO look for my reward n tn con-
scousness thai had pt tn aith. ] -la cV . Ie.
member tn, great evidence OF re-pcc with "a heart
fri cnds aud felowciuz my thanks tor thi- grand
demOnstra ion, and Il means much NOR IA
mere personal II TO my se being cogpitOI
0f the great pr ncipes wulch hay berl chosen con-
net on with Of greatest and m,-t brill's {
nfazu fn ma "a
oSrr at tns time to examine ONE of the qu sons
d ile rh' gr at parties o It's 60 m rs.
FAILURE OF DEMOCRATIC FINANCIAL POLICIES.
" he Democratic party controlled ths Governmeut.
with only ew rivals from 1897 20 1861. aud dIrng
those TWEEN y-four years there only ne important
measure enacted ia accord with IT, financial policy
now remaining upon the satut" books, viz.
the aePen1e3t nj ofser ryse ysem ye annaG t
aud have been aD tndO led b. the county
Lac aoG ng r ol II & ,e AT ~ i5H'E i @ - ,ts , pow
rep ldiatrd n' UeOple. Uuder ms toct e. he -ouh-
ern bsifo the Dem ,cracy eutere no gi2anu re'e-
ION against thr rnmenL Wuie the maior o. ths
Democrats OF he Notth we're 10 al To the HoVrr men,
great many OF their "rganilau hS 'ymp'thzrd VITA
the ~Out In 1860 vii he Demo rat io' control or
the government they lft y hnanci Iy wrrrt'd no
people were l-be rien"d lud the go IN r. - aho-t ~
ruiz Their financial ideas and tarh Do Icy hi brought
~ ,bout nom. f.r rho ntture II ue nav lge
by their record up to that ume thore E 40 ground
Tor the belief that thoy could now 40 nasr the AFFAIRS
OF the Republic To meet the present demands or tao
I've 1nd their candidate for cePre-deut. gentle
from whom the people ought q nave expected bet
ter things, declaring IN speech made by h'n ON NJ 2,
1881 and sine. his nomination that the oul rnmuy Tor
honesty Of administration IN tue Government - 10 turn
out the 10000 Republican odce-hoider' and suphy
tArr pilcp4 I suppose he mean, VITA 'hnur-t D'uiO-
cras Where Uuiou soldier. holding Office s1p lose
he would replace them Win 'Ont'iertfe - ma .rtfic
soldiers, ana where civilian Republicans ace .'dint #
fee suppose ~ would suppl I'nt ih.g Wifn cyll,n
miusere. rli- dertritln from one 0f th' uo uineos
OF the Dcmocr'rc party shows what that party means
| TIIE AMERICAN PROTFCriON sNsrFM
General Logon said taat dlshonest men crp' nto an
associations life and declared that whc ho Vo I'll not
charge the mucrl Ic party with Oenr disuon 70 a.
who' he lid not think It would proGt GOV rn u NJ
drck4 to challenge comparison Of aIminis alton a. be-
! tween the r. u'ican aud the u. mo'rtur pary. Ito
o. public moneys unlor Ropunt nm nd D'mooinlt d
| min~trltou and Rdyrrtcl - q ooutpc OF Floyd
ihomp.ou. tono aud others, who. ".au,d. hat io.
pl cd d Ilc'Hu y. arsenal, and lud.Iu uut fuds II
General osan tlcu coded 10 di cu,. the Gnlpcial
potcy es'ln shed b the lr u'cln party, ,uud whicn,
he c.umod ihr 'yi7 hero rofore exp ,'1r.d nnd M
mo- Ratio ~ tenn hid di-1 ppr"t m" i' p"iuiton
raj. er han cYumi tcdt cncml... IN ..rld. of d..
PRECISION. he declared. the Democrat, par, WIS always
r to rcc sy srll' nlll OF almost nV ultk ~ trn
| the payment of thc Boz debt nd o. hr cmp'r
! arl .elt, % ile Goa Iry. a h"utu d. adoption c,ud
sa 1t tAe history % he d. uoc ntc parts sho Lt Yn
80 b. q %, The tlnh com,at DO ".r would 10
crlu parry mat M" mark Z rice or prod c ~ his
country h ud c -o.c.n Il hv thr cost Nk prpdurts
n Tue mohcr countre, would II allowed lo ha IN
mated, brg D." man urinl thc country 20 an eud.
American r,o1c1yc system ana chi, thai u ,d
t.c oi n nIti % ~ now me- cato
of tl the property lad reached in of orif-',lr
h ions OF dOi ~, ic ease ~ thirty bl1 s iu twenty
years oi bep1bhc u adm'nistrat on. vtetn tn.. ws
10 Oe atro ou to IN Replo team pHA ~ not b. was
evident country ual o. Ver cui Dyed frt prs-
perity adv need in all = DertaHi tic hig go
ciyzi ION had since the EepuDl can, came IutO
pow r ana dnoDttl j. Anrllctu policy i-r 10 uale
lh'or ne desc rd As the D-htcia.l'' -i.-h pu'Y
he claim hat tie comige c. OF .De colntrg
Pa, tfit II p4z a vtu- IN
than twelve Dillon dp'lHr.. IN % which
had been pr'du d b Nme &c n Hlor lh' email der
OF h pc ch n li cely taken M miklu- com pad-
.nu IO th c0 q non of the auorug aut producing
c.ts,rs OF tc United -ttes and os oi -se't fuian
under IA r resp 60 v" protective ami frr tr govern
mental policy H- cltimed mat re W. ptru.s Wtre
radio lily divided n tue qle ton Of suo1 es Ion of
uovgamv lie deciar Il NIT Republican .arty rid
Irra fr,, ballot aui .ir count In cert H. portions olhe
~ t6e p o ls OF his country want msn to
eu tls Nation in the direction OF petce,
who ID been fiitufu 10 his coanfry ne
time ~ it, trial the man who stood oy b. oyaly,
wHo IA crown m wisdom Drawn RON va, elu
the MAJ no is known In diplomacy ani s1 craft
men t0ueli srenTl of IN ect ana lhd'nltiple wiz,
the of MS convictions, the M % zen rous
heart " II a. br iant In elect. The man IN whoe
h;u s~v ry Anne lean iuerc " u D. fbs' uieiy safe
and undru ib secure, IL man my fe. W. iten. the
people II Il Id In 'he nOm OF the keJHD"tn party
FOR Pres dent o. tie United states Hon Jauss q.
Tne crowd was 50 great about the stand up'd by
Ce .rll logan th M. speakers 20 occupy
cr0wi from tom. Among the orIer sI'f<ars were
&c eral Oglesby. Governor Hamilton and tor cub
maze Dr i4u by unc .asln display Of ro-
technics sYea ting cJnu lued Unit lE3O, a. which
hour tie great crowd beg u 10 di.peise
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