New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

For about mile the procession m"rcncu
through the village, cheering lrequcnV
" for Blaine and Harrison ana "oi-
ton. while the musicians took orea'n lor
another piece The old refrain to wnch 80 many
thousands marched enthusiastically AZ 'hc N'sV
election was heard again Blaine Baihe J"nies
G. Blaine" And the result showed thac IL hauii
| lost its charm A.. a,s.,.
After a brief halt back through the dusty
s+root hut with spirits as sprightly as ever,
r,orobod the procession. At the foot OF the hill
.o,,,s ware brol,cn Somebody had procured an
o,en carriage which had accompanied the pro
cession. With happy inspiration Colonei JONI
con decided TO utilize this as speaiihg-stahu'
Tho horses were docile enough to stand an
oor,houal,e without boiling for they were OF the
S,otcn Island breed. Robert 7. Porter, Editor o.
Tho Press was made chairman, ana prove"
fully eouai TO the emergencies OF the occasion'
In quick order he had an enthusiastic op'n-"il
| Meeting in full swing. Each speaker stood up
! on the barouche - w Ton
Ex.rnited States District-Attorney A. W. len
Nv ,,os first summoned from the thronG when
onicl,lv made way for his burly figure. lie IT,
ceived o greeting warm enough to put any spcaNcl
in a good humor. These are some OF inc ,ni"s'
he said -, .,,oooh We
am not going to make prolonged speech; cheers
.ua .Aaitinc fo see The man love (lhlcs ohocia
Are ae a s 70 BLAINE We are going to Kay him s our
personal tributes of esteem and respect sscondly
as individuals and as citizens we 40 ,DnIsusS1 We
because he typical AmcIcan fSc champion
o az that great doctrine OF party protection to Amer
! lean Industries. (Applause) -
ALI, HARRISON AND MORTON MEN TOO
We also love that from indiana GENERA mrS from
YewYork Chicago, Minneapolis ana an o. .r Han n
country but we are az p sSss pu As We pledged
aepiance to Blaine We now pledge our allegiance 10
Harrison and 0S MoF Se able to e Mr. Blaine that
out Of the woods United ns Is tddsgnovcr SO determined
never so capable of raylng 10 the support o. ,u
teress of american labor ana America"
APiS e best Democrat had said in iSD9
There are only o two Raiihes M Gf grace there
are but two parties, Pro'ectionisiS anu ii''
anu going call ss s9 5cSaa
Of Blaine and tGEd Of Of bstimS!e OhPPa9sc
Mr.. King didn't turn up and committee os WA
appointed TO seek him. Mr. Porter f mn
William Henry Harrison MliGr, OF to male
former law PARTNER of General HARRISON TO Mmn ae
sncccb The mention of the name started three
ringing cheers for Harrison, when wSTS Ia
BIZ three cheers for Mr.. Miller. MT. -N'iiei spun"
thank you none the less for your Kindly y, gcea
because know that IT IS e1tenaco that the gentle
man who called upon did so because he I nrs
that nobody could be associated Tn asoTnS some
Of his good qualities tAppia1n ss to-day some of us
from long distance to show appreciation 81 ,o
fact that it is not possible for The Eepq B,nn
iIpplatse) We feel in Indiana that In honorhg lns
great man the Republican party honors 80. hop
co ~ tbe history of the country that man has
become President by merely 0rtu'ous I' gicc
but we all know that man can ever NJ thf oi h
creator with endowmcnts far beyond tho,e when ara
; vo,,cbsafed 70 the ordinary Applansel Gnu
n Inow that whatever NAV betde the man whom VIC
are here to honor to-day his Kin ana ms no ss hat
aways carry with them the p1oug bich n him to fiji
with honor to himself and with satisfaction ~
= countrymen, the highest Office IN the Ano"" WIN
Loud applause)
MR. UALSTFAD CALLED FOR.
Calls now went up for Murat Halstead IN tom
> that would not brook denial. The handsome Eu
!, ;tor of "Thc Commercial Gazette was pusheo
l. forward and mounted the carriage, ana theh h','
70 keen silent minute until the cheering hau SUD
l. sided. This is what he said in substance:
}; Fellow Cfizens-I did not expect to pc Pacsa y
n this position, but appreciate sP1tf bere With thr
D. n,rpose of Joining you I'm paying my reSPoCt' " c
;. man whose face and form we are SO cas Eeg,T
no rreat Presidential campaign this year. nat
known General Harrison (opplause Wi II So,i icri
Hamilton County Ohio forty scyoy SSaIbs . a Years and aG
= then young man serious peyose M Is1nlase, maa
IT, faithful and true always to al dsl neve
!, brave man, scfmado man fn hnt I TnT Nn
IN piause1 He las always been to S@efos,t,
strength in the dC Ya aEa was made IN 6i nom
" nation. CAppiause) lie has made many speGcnes
$ Int TO mistakes. Applause.l There Is 20 D G1
friend Of james c. Blaine in the West than BeHla'"
For I'm glad that the R0m an sToo nyD 70
~ the campaign of 1ss4-a campaisn 1.o,r car
v las g. Blaine 1aupausel, ard which believe wa
D. fairly won ApPagsG od ana not We Scf fyocq about III
West Ie al and the Northwest in this campaign You WI
hear the right music from that quarter gappla's1 al.
from what know Of the d Of PaOI' bc c tha
to hIr Blaine has in England the eXtraoru MAJ
ct synpathy that has been ayOwed between inc w
Salisbury Administration and the CcVolsGd Aanhh,
& aon 1t is one Of the mot emf mar Fac thn new
= papers ever since the nomination OF liaIlsoA' nav
~ been Indignantly abusive OF NJ Blane o,iJn,
O. IApplauscD They knew that he held 10 me q, y
W doctrine that has put the United States far above III
he old colonial system that England once imposed ulG
70 ma (ADpiause0 Mr. Elaine brings With him reed
b ammunition You viii hear the sound OF t l,,o pug u,
ne throughout the land when he comes ana the batIo vi
up begin In earnest (ApplauseJ
HOW WOULD CLEVELAND BE RECEIVED.
II Judge A. l.. Morrison, of Arizona, was the neS
as speaker lie had been paying particular attento
sd to the Irish vote and what he said about it wa
90 exceedingly gratifying. These are some OF I'll
he points he made:
have lust been thinking that II Grover Clcvelar
IT, had been defeated four years ago and was comlr
nh back from Europe. how many people you'd come IA
of lar 10 meeI mn ht ia WoSt NewYork ts ii
TO battle-ground and upon the people of the state Of Ne'
art viii uroye eoual TO the trust | have been doing n
ok level best in this city for year TO help YOU DnrI
that time / have associated mainly with my o"
ell Observation-Disclosures Harrison will receive twice
or many Irish votes as Blaine did four years ago.
fr have not met one single Irish Democrat who vot'
"a for Blaine who Will vote for Harrison. tAppiau :,
III And / know OF hundreds OF lrishmen who voted
nc Cleveland at the election who Will vote for ai
son this time (applanse), because they lSnow I
bNghting effect OF English free trade in Their oV
land meeting MFR, Blaine return
- your homes and tell your people that America IS N
In yet repaired for British free trade and that the sta
Az of New York VIII rise her majesty and rcbnhe Jo
49, Bull and Grover Cleveland and all those who dare
ND threaten US with the rauper wages OF Europe "A
pIauseJ The campaign VIII begin when the gIc
leader is the head of his host, when the viii
for plume waves again III ''io HUN Vi 'i0 D''"0 w