New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-30

little Differences In this country on 'ho s'N'',s
question she was against though 10 Is true we maae
hs- n,v for IL afterward (Thunders OF sppause.) /
know now that when nominated our ticket 'rest
Britain had cheers for US
NOR his FAULT THAT HE HAD GREAT ANCESTORS
do not come here 10 claim very much on account OF
.n...rv =, orr asttngushcd candidate President
Here We depend more upon what the fellow himself Is
than upon Whatever his father may have been 'Laueh
and appause) II Is nothing against 1eersi harfisoh
that he comes from good stock have more respec'
M him having had such ancestors and having
lived up 10 their traditions than would have he had
pretty respectable parents and turned out badly zap
pisuse)
Our Democratic friends have already served notice
ON us that there attacks about personal char
meter this time. uaughter) We were told four years
ago by species Of beings whom you have here but VINO
have yet taken any root in Mchigan-you cali them
Murwumps great Kissing hcotng and groanng)-that the
reason they voted for Cleveland because no
than his party and that there was something
about our candidate they did not Ike This time
they admit taht candidate is above criticism even
from their point and yet they refuse to vote for
him see Brother Curtis misses and groans) and The
Tines Cat the mention Of these words there was ter
rinc outourss wrath Of the multitude who sent up
Of dersve shouts and groans that wen nigh shook
the bullding) both on that
they going vote the Democratic ticket this
time of the personal purity OF the candidate
(Derisive laughter.)
: FREE TRADE, is WHAT THEY REALLY WANT.
or course knows that their desire Is TO
carry Administration OF this country into the hands
OF believe in free trade We have been trying
good get this issue to the front Some Demo
Gratis actually think they're going TO carry Michigan.
fscornful shouts) We raised there last year thirty
million pounds Put that Che free list Forty
Ave million pounds OF copper Put that on the free list
We cut last year in Michigan over two million
feet OF lumber Put the free st We made In that
State all the salt manufactured In the United
States Put that on the free list Cut the tariff down
OH iron, says Nj Mills Do all this and then carry
Michigan Immense cheering)
PROTECTION NOT SECTIONAL OR LOCAL.
believe in the protective tariff not because IL Denens
the State Michigan but because believe In the great
patriotic principle building Industry that can
be built up United States. (enewed cheering)
would not alone protect the wool Of Michigan, but the
wool OF California. OF Oregon. CHEERS for Oregon) AL
what was the trouble Oregonl They raised In that
young eighteen million pounds Of wool last year and
every sheep oregon at the mention of Cleveiands name
used boiler Bahp (Roars OF laughter) The Demo-
don't claim Oregon. (Renewed laughter) Every
single industry should be protected would not neglect
the max OF Iowa of Minnesota. I would not neglect
the rice OF South Carolina. 1 would take care Of
the iron OF the dozen different States that
produce iron; and be able 10 say IN
word Of the products that they were pro-
teecd cheering and loud appause) that the price for
the labor Of workmen should be high
Why cannot compete with Great Britain in manu-
featuring todayi Simply because we pay nearly twice
as much workngmen they do (appause) ana we
are proud because want our tolers 10 I'VE
decenty becomes citizens Of free land Workingmen
are beginning understand the question DID you notice
the the Democracy took at the rathcatoh eeIB sV
night Iaughter.) Brother Carlisle and Brother Hill,
before they stanch free traders,
they changed their tune last night They were Just
agony somebody would charge the Democratic party
with being In favor trade There Is no difference
between tariff for revenue only and absolute free trade,
so far affects the markets OF this country III Is
really question OF how much an honest citizen OF THIS
country shall GETS the compensation to be what we deem
compatible with manhood what England starves her
toiIng millions on should elaborate} Isn't this
VI next thing a iolihcaton meetngi Great laugh
and applause.)
PERSISTENT DEMOCRATIC LYING.
During twenty-five years have prospered as no
Nation has ever prospered and why the Demo-
Gratis are going beaten this time is because they nave
not told truth about anything since they nave oeeh
In power "a voice You a brfck"-laughter) They
started in by telling that the wicked Republicans hao
billed up the surplus that enormous as 70 actuay
parayze the OF the countrmoncy which should
be given all round the people you please
Qauehter) heard Democratic orator go 80 iar as
10 aenre out the amount that each would have TO
get Renewed aughter.) They have been in power
more than three years and there are sixty millions more
In Treasury than there was when the
left How is that for png up a surpus'
They charged US with stealing, and brought on some
Of the abest from this city to Washington
kome OF the sharpest Democrats and ones
who could add, you know cloud iaughter) "heh
they got through with their work they ouhd the enoi
nous deficit Of two cents (Applause) In fact their
investigation proved to the world that the anars OF our
Nation honestly Administrations nnaheai
during twenty-five years that the party OF Abraham
Lincoln was in power. Great cheering and applause)
SHAM CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
The next thing they told that they were going
10 have reform-Civl Service they called it-and the
President out in long letter telling how he was
going this Government OF ours on business prncI
pies. No man was to be removed except for neon
potency You know they have removed already 10000.
never was a hamlet yet since the Democrats
got into power what have met some old soldier who
had been turned out Of Office to make
room for Democrat met man
the other day. He said. at used to be the
postmaster here" Why" said l. You crutchesf"
yes" he answered. had little difficulty Getys
burg. and left of legs down there" asked him
how they removed him. AMI he sad was The
editor o temperance paper In the town, and had
notion would be tho thing for me to DO to
support James G. Blaine" Applause and interruption with
the campaign OF 1SS4) said TO him, What Khu OF
man did they put your place, the editor Of Demo-
cratic paper and said they appointed man who was
serving Jail having robbed old soldier
his pension, and that they had to walt until the man
had served his before he could take his place
will say this for the credit Of the Administration that
they did not make a second change in that town. Go
whore will find old soldiers who have been turned out
Of their positions
have right to talk little this soldier business,
Cleveland Qaughter and myself belonged TO the
same brigade We both veterans Of the home
brigade" daughter and appause.) One reason why
Mr. Cleveland be elected is because there
half a million of boys who went to the front and
fought this Nation. They don't exactly admire the
manner In which he has treated the OLD solucr thlnk
they have for this. They don't complain 80
much about his vetong bill, and then. the pen
sion BILL but they do not like the manner In which he
docs t. He said something about who in
jured by horn OF saddle during cavalry charge
said It be fearful kind Of weapon that some
Of the used.
Now, / would like to know what Mr.. Cleveland or
know about what would hurt man during cavalry
charge. We not in position 10 be able to speak
Abolt such. "a voice: Ask Sherman" and cheers)
Il the method that Cleveland has taken in these matters
IA at shows that he lacks heart
In feeble effort TO add respectabity TO the party,
they nominated Democrat because they found In
the United States who used pocket handkerchief
have known of Mr.. Thurman that he in advance OF
his party In way but 1 1t In that
Gay daughter and appause.) So little recognition |
giv WIN fnr