The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-30
, TELLING SPEECH.
nov Hill Talks Democracy in
" Philadelphia.
WARNS Mr.. J. g. BLAINE.
.nyE service RefOrna-The Tariff
II'' and tne Plum d Knights
FOrEetfc Iness.
IN WARNS Mr.. J. 6. BLAINE.
A Campaign Speech.

-. - n Music, this evening, a special
-.-s Fss an address by Governor
En- NJ New York. In welcoming the
'--...,-,rssbed visitor, the large audience
20 sod cheered wildly for several
ls sv.os ana the entire speech was in
- ---oorssd With and punctuated by en-
ks.s,ssrc demonstration of approval.
~ fbsnking the meeting for the cor
.itv Of the reception given him,
80 he construed as & compliment
I. n himself personally, but TO the
l,ront democracy of the Empire
~. Governor Hall said that
5 ~, .rlvs1ia aud New York had
Nd shoulder to shoulder in
!, ssfly aoloniRl history in the war of
4. T-T5.ursn, and had alike con-
- = men and money during the
~ ,sns.Ilion TO glve the Union. Two
a., ego both States alike were the
. me NJ fearful political revolution,
-S;cs resulted in the ascsndancy Of the
1s,ocra-ic party. Subsequent GOV
NV Grover Cleveland had been
sSra3 President. and the speaker mad
,sen elected to the 9oVern3rship. OF
GsT York. BE continued: 4 come
sre TO night 70 ask you 20 follow the
FANNIE OF New York, and elect your
is7teDant-G0Yernor to the Gov
-90rsbi3 OF your State. That
U be u1e civil service reform.
,sre a-5 many reasons why ne
s6Bd De elected, but there is one
nd IS sufficient for me, he Is a true
.nsrrat. You ask nae upon this oC-
.aJ1 to speak 10 you of the issues of.
.Csupaigr. What Is left to be said
len youhave heard Daniel Dougherty
iSamae, J. Randall? l have but a
slgysstions to make. You nave
sn TOLD Of the predictions Of our OPP
IleDts. made two years ago. l ven
4 the statement that those predic-
las have come 20 naught. They told
that tie Democrat C party could not
trusted 70 control the government of
/, country. a year and a half
successful administration has
iTered and refuted that statement.
sT told Us that the Democratic party,
lev should attain power, would as
Ia the rebel debt. That was an old
Of two years ago. Not a single
lr of confederate Indebtedness has
assumed or proposed to be as
LED BIZ anybody. They told the
BE to frighten them, that the Ma
1I debt would be repudIated. Every
T of the National indebtedness
has become due has been promptly
The, told Us that the interests
LIE soldiers IL the matter OF pen
Is would be unsafe. The interests
ne pensioners have never been so
taken care of as they have been by
Epr5Sent administration. They told
hat the indus Il 5 Of the country
+ 1ld be ruined. They have not been
-0edt buvwe see evidences on every
Pc OF increasing prosperity. Ii is
CT toGsy that the times are slowly
% surely getting better, tribute to
wisdom of the Democratic admin
Iat.Un. Some alluSiOn has been made
TIE taJtgf he visit TO your State Of the
s1l. sned 2 ntleman who haI SIR Dm
e State u Maine. Having succet ded
saving ais own State, after q most
tI!o.e effort, he comes to help the Re
+olcans OF Pennsylvania save this
se state. There is not IN my
ma better Evidence that the stare
not close. but that it Is
rely going for the Democratic party,
llS distinguished gentleman, whose
1'.s are entitled upon al occasions to
's.5l consideration, stated before an
-4-eaee IN Philadelphia that the coun-
was II danger because of the Demo
AUG policy. He spoke OF the magnli-
y. aneS ne had under the Republican
y, You would imagine from his
a.s.lent that all workmen were
.4-llg better wages than now;
would imagine that there
- no hard times a few years ago,
~ me Republican administration.
y, ae iorgets; but We recOllect that
- great panic in this country Oc-
10 under Republican administra-
al -Si3, when there was Republic
4 PRESIDENT, Republican Senate
Republican House Of Re-
49, natives, and at the very time
~ y Blaine vas speaker of the
!, ~ u representatives. Neither he
or1,-- party were able TO give the
5oTct! so0d and prosperous times, al
O51 ms 1sy shaped all legislation the
Yea. .! asd at that period. l say that
as 1la half Of successful admins
las demonstrated the wisdom OF
ls sS,g.e OF this country in changing
g,iT -,l U aiStrsuOn Of public affairs and
s7s - ~ Ne Democracy in power. We
b. ~ -. Deen able to accomplish all
b r;,S SlIa!cipsted, but YOU must bear
1Tsr,.5 mis- fact; We have been
s'> ~. 9y The Republican Senate OF
arS 80 states. You must hear IN
5;o,.,.-ta... there was little use for the
ess7.e.-C PSF : IN the House of Rep
r. nv -II,,sS 10 frame measures which
,a,ss5 % De pIgeOn-hole6 by Re
o,1,rr senate. The people Of this
15.7 IA nave no right TO hold us en-
he oSssponSIbla for what thas been
ps1 omitted to be done.
~; VII IN few States
aks NJ NJ elections are now
an IaCe' SO vote as to give US con-
tCt lie departments Of govern
.80s;b;ii. We can probably be held &c
l01s;S.i..lly and We will accept that
srog.,l!.1 The same gentleman
benz, the city of Philaielphis.
.,e on 3 49, the same speeches every
9Ga sr le slnmp, warned the coun
s-ss sls s,sa' and impending danger
@ ny seems to Re q great dan
Ses the .. country when Mr.. Blaine
soleiosst.a-il np. There is no crisis tt
. l. s1ic.s5u s9ch IS Blaine imaginei
"a, he ''S. understand him 10 saI