Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
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faithful rejoice. 4. va a spesch of LIE good
old Democratic sort. faA Of spithsts and
slsgs thunder punetuAted a. frequent IN
lsfgas With liz" villain. fraud. cor
suplon. aad tas other terns 50 familiar
AL 80 dear y Ehs Democratic ear.
TIE speaker Oi the evening Was intro
daced - Hon. Edwin + L al Ia a speech
fail of vel rounded phrases very con
plimentsry indeed 70 the Postmaster
General
As Ar. Dickinson arose. hs was given =
round Oi applause. aud when It subside
ae thanked ne people for such . mAnlf-
cent greeting. which be took ss . tribute
70 the parry and the administration he
represented. he shsn spoke in Substance
a. follows.
Every traveller in Europe Is shown two
great houses. Oas IL TIE house Of Drexsl,
Morgan & Co., the other = that Of Morton.
Rose s. Co. which backs up the great enter
prises IN Canada entering into competition
sILn the institutions Of this nation. One
oi the founders OF this latter house IS Levi
T.. A9ftoa. lI s the privilege OF every man
10 invest his money where as can get the
largest retGrus. But Il invites criticism
waea great party dominates for the sec
9AA AA-Ar,@ AAAALC II AA' EAAN VI tfORAN
one ShO pat hls money into enterprises
that ipluro The business OF his country
msn. lg is slight woader that . retallatory
measure against Canada passed the Demo
crsuc House only 70 bs buried IN the Re-
publican Senate. IL Is small wonder that
the contribution OF the English banker, the
Republican candidate for Vice President, Is
s-0O, 900 at least. " no IS his running mate?
40 dOa0is that Il IS the man who controls
the majority Ia the conventions. Blaine is
ne real candidate and It Is as necessary as
in lsSl. TO discuss the man from Maine.
Some days siLce that man spoke from
this platform, aud because of his wsnton
personal attacks on tns speaker. the latter
teit Obliged 10 SPEAK of aim. Blaine Is the
lzt&lins of modern politics and the Aaron
Burr OF modern statesmen. de recon-
msnded the speaker TO study American his
tory. oui neg ecled 10 do so himself.
livery statement made by Blaine on this
plaLior.a, and pretended 10 be fortified by
statistics Was iai,e, sni ne knew II. He
pretended 10 read ffJm statistics, but no
Such statistics are a existence. His sta
tistics Of internal comaerce aud business
bet Hesu the States we're islse.
General Aver, Who was mere az the time,
said that De knew al those facts
s0oot Dickinson. 5ut thought best for
Blaine ~ give them. The Governor was
d<e the old woman who Knew every thlng
before 10 happened
The Governor has borne sn honorable
part in making history. bat If ne is going 20
rsWrite history be should consult John
Snsrm4n.
Mr.. Baines ISLANDERS regarding the
speaker connection with wood pulp have
already oeea answered, and they wers an
sHersd in ths words of Greeley, You lie
you lain. yog lie" Before Blame gets
through WITH this campaign be will agree
sitn the parrot NaO wRs snatcned bald
healed oy toe oSl-"I have talked too
much.
NJ Blaine IS Ike the witness ia the Texas
az suit The court bad known him for
twenty years and took ladiclsl notice that
"he hand no character
While ail honest men are not his enemies.
al dishonorsd men are his friends He
goes about the country slAnderipg mems
= man Of false pretsnsss.
lt vas the inadel scotfsr Of religion. Bob
lngers0i.. VINO pi &ced the plume ia the hat
Of B.aiue.
B sine hss bad no thought Of bis country
except for Pslf or power. No high and pure
sentiment ever tell from his lips. he
entered ne battles Of the var only at the
fash Ike a craven 20 insult ths vanqnished.
From tbe trst year Of the r.r. when be
entered congress a. the paid agent Of the
spencer Rifle Co.. down 10 bis last
appearance ne has been the apostle
Of fraud ard corruption. Toe
speaker. hs sad cited a. witness
the great Couk inz. Mr. Dickinson then
ceiTsd since h,aine's sttsck. The letter
said tbst dnring al Of Mr.. C0nxling's
career sf.rr sts be vas slandersd and op-
posed ~ Blame. oscauss n 500 Mr G0nx-
Hrg prosecuted maa named HaddoCx for
frs1t and msds bia d.sForgs 500 90
" Con iag charged ths Provost Aarshafs
afhcs vita aiding The cTirainsi. aud after
Esrfs hsi the Office abolished despite toe
sdoriz Of Blame 70 save it. Ar. Blaine
Afterwards read IA Congress sour
r7us attack on CoDkinF, which wss
subsequently proven % bs fa.se. Ia
Alters xsT1s writing of the affair Mr. Conk-
ling sid list + ains bad grown suddenly
rirh On Govern ment iobs Wheu Conkling
iyned Blaine bought ths Nsw York
legislature With oeicss aud money "a ds-
lest aIs ra-eiacf On Conk ing never forg1t
~ forEsTs Bsnss dish0norsoie action
Nr .or1sm also stated that Hsrrisoo ~as
fhe crsa tars ~ H'sins and bad Conkiiug
lived BE would have rsmain,sa silent or
opeuiT opposed tas paTiy ~h.sa sss snak
30 Ios es a. ioek ~ - Blame
- Ats1e ~ tsftlfHttfiT fnN E1s1f
st Ebst the speskef sal sbou1 ths iis-
iFvs'tF Of ths Fsdersi parry Of Nsw
Ere. sr3 In reply ths spesxrr qaotad fr1m
q srserk 81 bisine in ~ Senste. IN shica
he after sald thaf Assssch sets 5gi.tiesl
~.th aIs'ovsiv in fsf4 rsin~rR t0 aIow
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