Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-01
TOUCHED ON THE TARIFF.
HARRISON AND ALGER TALK TO HOO
SER DELEGATIONS.

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south America-A'gef 'aiis Attention I"
the Supreme Court ana southern 'ia'ms
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our party S'hn'S uh'qUl> p''iis' "i'i.p"t
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the A'''rlc''h "ialhe' s''''' "e '.'' ,e,'
our 1,l amer 'c"'i pi0'u'ti' tOi''' Sip'''
we are not a''rar''" ny Tue suSS'''''n '.l''
we should surrender TO iorelgn Proanc F rs, ,'e
oest rhe' III t"e "orIl- ou' wy ",
peoPie are "'e oes' "uNe III '''o
lappiauSel ana they are Such BECAUSE our
working classes receive tue best wages zap
piause.l but we 10 no, mean 10 ne content
promote closer ana more lFienail c"iiliii,'e'ai
| Ieia'lpl9 WIN the Nei'ta 81 ''','
lean states, LAppiauseI And what Is e'-
sential 10 'ha' emu reg MINUS arr 'ue III
cohoitioh oi cohi'heice- ne '''e' 'u'''' mus
kho" Wheh MS ofuer VII. oe ie''''o'' anu
when MS consignment VIII "e rttui"tn' VI
'her" can ~ u" '"''e NC, - t"s ~.
munltleS. nat we heeu' 'hereioio' - '"e
establishment OIL American s'eah's"iP me
between our ports ana tne porlS W -, Dei'r al
and South America lAPptiuSe, .en II
VIII no longer oe necessary 'na' al, A''iei !
can munster coiiii''I~9i',e' ~ ".i
STATE, shal take an hilSl'su sup W i-'f pm
to find another English snip 70 carry MN 10
his destination lApplauSe,I We are no, 20 ne
frightened oy the use ol tha' W.T." N'i'''0y
! | lLauEh'er-I we suou'u pay " A"''' a.
steamship lines liberal compensation ioi
carrying our mails instead OF turning them
over to British tramp steamships. lap
: piauseI We 10 moi desire 10 commune 'hese
helSh"'r''- governments We Wv nv Wv
q sire to deal with them IN any spirit ~ ae-
erosion. We desire those friendly Pohticai,
o mental and commercial relations Which 7hhi
r promote them interests eqnaiS WIN ours
p We should not longer ioreS" those CONNER
y cial relations and advantages which our geo
graphical relations suggest and make so de
: slrahe.
a During the day ten Harrison was visited
: by ten. Alger and Patrick Egah, and IN Uni
"a afternoon 400 or 5tD citizens with many
h from Henry county, marched 70 the general
# residence and greeted Ten Alger Harrl
Y and Alger appeared on the doorstepS 10
:, gether. ten Harrison introduced his guest
= who was received with cheers. In replying
i Gen Alger. after complimenting the Ind
anianS on the man they had given 10 the ma
81 ton, referred briefly to the protection ques
. ton and then said:
y There is another question that has bee
in discussed but very little which needs carr
G. full thought In my judgment one OF I'll
~ very gravest, If not the gravest, qnestlo
Mt that is before the American people to-day
the pnssibili Ties OF the future OF the supren
n court Of the United States That court,
+ yOu know. is composed OF nine memher
~ Three of them are Democrats and SIX are h
IA publicanS
a He referred to the lengthening years {
n the Republican members OF the court, an
an the probability Of enough vacancies occu
.st ring before the next presidential term e
10 pres to put the court IN the hapds OF m
he jority of Democrats, and then proceeded.
nv 10 my h'li'u II Is gftht ua"eei. II