New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21

negro suffrage on Tie south ana that It returned
5a denial as intangible and as iorriSe as can dcny thai
as Rn , an. party a, 70 s system Of
had small part in that Legislation. What We did was this
There the Fourteenth Amendment the Constitution
makes citizenship Of The nite states 1t
serv- an preserves tne Nationa credit ~ @
Whist hands have been made bloody ON On hes 81
until Congress ny two thirds majority slai
and cone IN but You vii ana n that amendment THIS
provison am giving the popular meanng not tssn
from vouns he must be excluded from the basis Of represent
onceOepu an The representation That per
n n sp sgarg p a9 tSev net se te eood
men TO be nciued within the constituency then those men
Of fermentation % increase the num,er q, Of
you WIN DO the one We viii 10 the other. You enfrnchse
Tennessee alone all the Southern accepted that
condition ana came in at and the other ten rejected in
then Legisiaturs soornfny promptly absolutely by owe
wemng maortes not onetcnth Of the votes N any Legs
laure being IN favor Of t. What the United states 10
do tis because have in one metropolitan
Journal what pqrported 10 be correction o. statement
part States rejected me
United stats to 10 That forn of had failed
II dead Was the Unie states Congress TO sit down
with thesr fingers IN their mouths and say
Gentlemen. our soldiers Gallant commanders Ike
whipped yours OF Of We stood up tie hight
until the last reoel soldier had surrendered aud now the
luiey unable those states the basis OF 10y
atty II you viii not on the basis OF The Fourteenth
Amendment which gives you your time and your
determine when IRE Slah come 70 INC
When you do bring hm to the suffrage, Il you r.
10 beie condition without quan cations to come
t lead Of si great esa%OPsr Of PsRnsy oca 2,
steven eh 2, no s men those ,ats
W viii empower the coore TO join tn the few loyal
coored The white do not enforce IT," Applause
trge to every man in the aite states who duly auf
alize OF was botn on our soil want now to max thl.
reconstruction merely BY The Fourteenth Amenanent leay
through The sun neckf and rebeons conduct Of the
who would not accept reconstruction on these con
dtons We we're brought 10 better ana tl pag
the inspiration Of Gods uste by which the Republican party
for him. Cheers But want clearly %
keep your minds ON te iaGt tha we. an not loee m
ina spensaoe measure 81 reeoqSiFuet tom ol5 n.iS
aesiToye Mhsr, he rs n T2oT d Res q r
tirtyegi Representatives in Congress and the same
number OF Presidential el.cOr- o. the Untei state taxes
Democratic column. .Cries TAats So and applause
very pertinent beard f. long in ew
Sans on , g arr , ~ ~ In ~, No 1i- ~ ecfr fb IL
70 settle the election two years in advance The sontheTner
g 99S up @ s 81 I've % coaa 3 points m & game
without playing for them" Great merriment
H. aaV,I LOU VI" so Sc 9 ene1ved Iasrter sn an
aenounce the II ana The which is 40 vel illustrated
Of political moral than is the gambler who invites youth
IS not Heavens justice it is not mans far
sa not piay stake fo the Presidency against men
a k9s p6a sd do ts a. s os G 10 are aD 20 %
thing. We ought 10 be able 20 make solid North a. they
order to make mat sond >oTih let Oh pen yaaa 40 ne
now have pcresse vorr number nor IS Il sacieTt mat
you merely 1t that You place the
.Stingu shed Gentleman near me IN your HubernSioraI
emphasis point to the expression 81 Pennsy ANA ~s
Gone PM him IN ther- nv such vote ~ III know 6v
Tat James A. aver is Governor Of 4eJ ana ire
To-day's street demonstration creditabe
affair for of year." and tho fact that
preparations for 1t had begun only two lays
Mr.. Blame Genera Beaver ex-Cnairnan Jones. OF
the Republican National Committee and C. T. Magee
occupied open carriage drawn by four gray horses
which preceded banked and followed By the Young
Mems Tariff Club In addition guard Of seven police
hcutenants surrounded the Carriage Tbs entire route
lined by resident population TO which was
added least 600 strangers, for whose transporta-
ton TO the city hundred trains,
averaging ten each, required As may be
imagined the caeering was continuous and Mr Blaine
found II necessary dOf his hat wave his handker-
chief every few minutes The Carnegie Guards, OF
Braddock marched IN the parade, had their coors
drapcd IN memory of their employer, Thomas
NJ Carnegie, who Is deS at Cresson. He
had been appointed a member Of the Manufacturers
and Business Mems Committee 10 receive Mr. Blaine.
From q posjoGice window Mr.. Blaine's sons,
James G., IT.. and EmmOns viewed the parade. Beside
them sat yOung Jims Dem Othern-aw, Colonel
Richard Nevins r the Government architect at this
point and his wife. Emmons Blaine arrived from chi
cago THIS morning. james and his wife nave been the
guests OF Colonel Nevtns. J. Ewing. Of Washington,
PENN VINO recently celebrated MS ninetetn birthday.
this city morning 10 see his distinguished
nephew. Nh Blaine was at breakfast when his uncle
arrived and latter waited al tue dIning-rOom door
When Mr. Balm emerged there WAS mutual
recognition and Mr. Blame fairly lifted his uncle of MS
fee. An aged cOlOr~d man stood near 10y seemed
Immensely pleased when Mr. Blaine advanced 90 him
aud extend lug MS hand said:
iOu Henry Bolden. have not seen you since
attended college. but remember you well
B0lden a servant IN the l. Wing household
erA reception 10 the hotel corridor fOllOwed AT which
cOiOred man, who panied by his wife AMI
child. ked up 10 Mr.. Blame and said
Mr. Blame. want 20 shake hands vitb yen and SO
does my wife and won't snake hands with our
little Jimmie Hrs named after yUu, and here's his
picture winch want TO present 10 you."
The photograph accepted. and the little family
departed happy. welEknOwn gentleman then stepped
np ana said a. am happy TO shake hands With our next
President"
You make a mistake" smilingy responded Mr..
p aine.
am sure insisted the gentleman. al that
President stands before me-"
pleasing Incident followed the reception Mr.
carriage had driven 70 front entrance
OF the MonOngahela House aaf he mad taken his
General Beaver slightly delayed and when be made
his appearance. leaning on his crutch, Mr.. Blaine
e2prd from the carriage TO the sidewalk and assisted
the General TO seat This action WAS loudly applaud
Ell. General Beaver lost q lex Ia the war
Tonight Mr. Blaine the guest OF Chairman Jones,
at hose house in Allegheny City private reception
held
THE ELECTION OF Mr.. EDMCNDS