New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04

hats canes and umbrellas were We we'd ftr six min
utes amid loud cheering, applause ana cries %
q" Blaine, Blainel James G. Blaine Renewed
and repeated cheers greeted Mr.. Blaine as he faced
the audience, which was thrilled by the s'sht OF
the great leader.
| Before MIR. Elaine was introduced The following
telegram was read from General Harrison:
| To William Ii. Grace. President OF meeting
Please express the Irish-Amercan Pro'ectos,S Us
sembod TO- night In the brooklyn Rink my slneerc anhs
for their cordial greetings and hopeful propheces INC
Independence Of spirit and devotion to principle "mch
they have shown this campaign has been az
80 BENJAMIN HARRISON.
MIR. BLAINES BRILLIANT SPEECH
The appIause and enthusiasm of the audience was
renewed when Mr.. Blaine was introduced 10 speak
lie said
Mr. Chairman: II IS one OF the infelicities OF
public speaker in a political campaign that oy INC
time the people are thoroughly aroused 10 INC III,
portance of the pending issues the speaker h,'ns.'
is getting thoroughly worn out pausn''',
and he is worn out III IN
over the United States, the question Vi Pro'eO"o
to American industries. Applauscl ,
did not come here to- night to make long Speech
but briefly TO sum up the case Are you III 1a'or Va
protective tariff (The whole audience we afe''
Then vote for Harrison c'We're going TO-
Are you in favor OF paying pchsoiS W "e
soldiers? Gwe are.")
Then vote for Harrison (Cheers)
Ara Won AGAINST the Presidents using veto as
though no was greater than the Senate and the House
| of Representatives e Yes.")
| Then vote against Cleveland. "we WILL
| Are YOU in favor of a thorough American system
("Yesr) Through and through? GIVE arc') Iheh
vote for Harrison. ("We wilL')
Are you in favor Of using the surplus In the treas
NJ Ina ted
tYes.n
Then vote for Harrison. cWe Willy
Arc you in favor of taking s6o,oooooo out OF the
public treasury and loaning 1t TO favorites WITHOUT
interest? {" No.")
Well. have something moro TO say on that point
fcf1es of @That's right good" go ahead') for
have learned something since spoke on It, Not only
have they taken $50 600 900 and loaned 1t to banks In
the United States, but they have done ,ha'
through the agency Of the bank established
BY Mr.. Jordan and by The late Mr.. Manning Ihey
have made them sort Of Government bureau, have
given them eleven hundred thousand COLLARS
81 100 OoO-as fixed balance to call their own, and
then they have allowed them to peddle out this
$50 900 to other banks and by that means to get
large number of banks throughout the country TO give
them their entire business.
OUTHERODING HEROD.
And say here that Louis XIV. of France, or Peter
the Great Russia Napoleon, at his most absolute
period would have dared TO treat the treasury
OF their respective countries in that way-never Cries
of That's rights ave won't tolerate it, and ap
plausc) And wonder that II has not made a more
profound sensation in this country. 1t is source Of
surprise to me that the people have
| taken It coolly a voice-"we didn't
know ~ They have Tad such paper, as
NewYork Times" ana Inc Evening rac,eIr fSem
! If l mentioned them daughter and applausel-such
papers they have said that Secretary sherman ala
Well have been paving attention Ii to .n i1a for oS
eS %R Sherman snH himself S and he " explains exactly
the difference. When Secretary sherman made that
marvellous loan Of per cents Of ls'9 NE! Mere
counter and they were sold In order TO take up the
5s and 6s that would be redeemed three months ae
bonds and S Seweeh me the e'n man who e pd r
b H'ed pay S'' fer the Surrendered IS and IS,
and IT in the Treasury. 1t was In transit
BAREFACED ROBBERY.
| But these men have taken money that was in the
Treasury against every provision of law have dipped
| their hands in up to the elbows and helped their
| friends while there are over 1000 National banks,
they have selected eighty or ninety and given me
81 Y hs en seY ePp fSha that have
I covered this that went from the Republican side
ss bsgS% III aF SSS Saa gone eru S' 81
Republican 10 the Democratic side. He said he had
a Ga sh1 and he had million deposited Well
| / said "thank God you can't buy many Of them at
that price, for the money won't hold out" Renewed
laghtc,) But the most corrupt and corruptng thing
| you can conceive Of is to take the money Of the
@ aR Ser give nnen USs TO rh0 Ge
in power; and II there were no other issue here TO
the Cleveland Administration it should be indicted
and tried and punished and turned out for that one
But that is a mere Incident In December last Mr.
| Cleveland formally announced his purpose to break
and think he would confess, If he on the stand
HAT he has not had very good time doing IT, WheI
United States. He challenged every manufacturer ~
the United sateS He shaeng SS eyey man h a
naiurallzed to say whether this protective system
should not lie maintained, or whether at his bidding i
has been IN process OF making up now for nearly
nine months nearly eleven months, and must be de
cded on Tuesday next Are you ready for 1t! f. Yes
| We areS and cheers.)
LOOKING OUT FOR A "RooRBACK"
Then want 10 give yon another question ana it !.
that you must be all on the lookout for. You mus
be keenS ON the lookout from now unit; IIeidas
party has added amendment to Mr.; Cleveland
operate with great severity upon Inshmen who com,
70 this country Wen, the first thing l would ask
Mr. Chairman, Isl. How did that ex'radition treaty
happen to come before the Senate of the United
States The Republican Senators did not have any
power to bring that extradition treaty Their, II wa
| "a voice: " Hes English" Mr.. Blaine: We know
| Laughter and cheers1
dent and sent TO the Senate The Republican party
is in majority In the Senate and II they wanted t
| confirm IL, why hasn't IL been revived They say
the Republicans going to launch that treaty upoi
the people. They have had 1t a year and half ant
| they have been sitting II, and they have held j
| against the Administration and against the Demo
cratic Senators; and 10 my regret, In an Irsl
paper, the accusation made that that treaty had bee.
1 ingeniousy amended by Republican committee ant
| reported to the Senate By Republican committee
| Well state positively, and state from my knowl
edge that there is not particle Of foundation fol
the allegation, not the slightest cheeIsl and thai
like the Fishery Treaty. which surrendered rights
| I'm the fisheries this ExtraditOn Treaty
is supported In the Senate by the Democratic Sena
| tors and by them alone
| PRAISE FOR THE BIG PARADE
| Now as I said at the beginning, It is too late In
the campaign dwell at length upon to argue any
| question The argument has been going for an
| entire year. and the time for action has come, and
this afternoon have been feasting my eyes on one
| tha rost enendid actions l ever and