, 1888-10-11
A TALK BY BLAINE.
lie Speaks to Forty-Five Thou
sand People.
HIS GREETING IN INDIANA
Marked with Much Enthusiasm...The
Party Reach Indianapolis at MIDI
night.-.A Warm Reception.


Gosuns Ind Oct. 1O.--About As 900
-, ,,.a,,,IIaa ho,a to.d,v to isten ~
peopi' "sseu'o'e" n''' 'o'y ~, !"
an address by James u. D'a'he' When
he was introduced there was an outburst
of applause. which lasted for several min.
A.. p,a;.o s,oLa n, fo,lows.
u'es' "'' p'"'"' 'P'"' "'
THE SUGAR TRUST.
NJ. cLa, o,d eo,Ioy o;,;,ans -
Ml, Oh", S. san .,,i osa ,n, VI
,huiaha! o,Vp .haea uo' Gu
.ileIy oonunea ~ Do;oL Wv ~ L"own ,n s,i;,
Goun.elPur' y. iue .,'ea ii pp'i. H. y;
,S ,sa' @ o,le, @ anu 81 tSa Ja,y, acrat,c go, ~
iiu' pa;I.,t G,a,,in,J's IT,, e,rons t,aat,sn
es ,iesauv'I ,,s, naoan hor ha wa,nsd ab ,bo
nus'aso VI ta'' IS ,s,a,s - .ne
oouu', VI tno r'.,,a,, W
eueu ,n". V"oy o .R ns,a III III
sWv VI .uu io.'y ."i ,ta M
uy .no Itpuoaiiu poiii p"' nido's,sa;Ie sau'e
eiio' '. Wni'o i,. -, ~ T., al ;.I
asvu'a',ou d'i,Vss . 49,, s. ~ .,i'
ariu Iue oa,of, mo, -, ' siIsnt resnsc,i ina ~
anosr,o,,s sag oau ,arig ~, s,oar 0nt ot sot5
600 900 ooIIao,ai -, ;,s,nnr,o o,inns of a,'a.,
CyDI0H go sse nn6 nGo ca,,o J,oy ,.y
n Auu ,as. 'uat ;,, S;'0"o'GU 10 ,'oui
80 a'o.' IS ,La a,,.,nn,s .ons
" tha aar W., Nj claraI,.5
w., VI o hn w. @
,na Ieuan, n' ,rns,s 80 % nronr;sad Uae VI
.ue ,ases. trusts e'ei oisa"iNeu iu tue
Wotiu--the sugar trus'--~as IN iuIi opera
ioh, anu tndt IL the protective tariI was
nelpfu, 70 that yrust' ne was giving IL all
the aid, 6oth oihciai ana personal In his
irna 30 h;nsaIf ia ,asnors;,,is co. Ia,',;,
these countless millions upon the pockets
of all the consumers of this country for
an article OF universal use among the
families in the land. Now was Cleve.
lands silence the only boon which the
trusts receiyed2 When the Mills bill was
under consideration, the president of the
trust, Hayemayerl "a well-known active
democrat OF New York, appeared before
the ways and means committee, aud, ac.
cording to the statement made in the open
senate by Allison OF Iowa, obtained such
an arrangement OF the duty as was equiv.
alent to S6l 900 600 in the pockets OF the
trust. II, therefore. the price of sugar
has been unduly advanced to the consum.
ers, the responsible party, according to the
presidents doctrine, are the president
himself and the ways and means commit.
tee which concocted the Mills bill lin
the interest OF that trust. | think, more.
over, that wherever you find one of the
necessities OF life cornered and controlled
by an association of men for the purpose
ot reapinR undue profit, YOU will lind the
support OF OieveIanu at tne heau OF the
movement sugar may ihneed oe
accounted luxury, for we can exist with
OUT iti out fa.t Is one OF the principal me-
cessities oi ire
THE SALT TRUST.
W. ali L,o,, ,ha, al, ,x., ox;.,. l..
,b;s corntrs and H., ,,a,, ,,h,' - 80 80 -,
u.s. III "u Vs. "'a" Tno .s ,.. IL" "
Jnaii. ~, r ~ " 1''Tpoy III
uos o't;n M auas, TO-, Az, Al ~; nult, .ne
ppt W;'k ~. 'oo 1nH, ~ aor uo'etnoi la'o
cat;n', ,ha rama,,i rs ali d,,,;as g. saI,
~ 1911 om saa',,' an, -, a' uo io' % ea'.'
i i;c,;on of ,bo nraS;Iant,s ,hnory " ~ Nva we.
,act;on H. ,ha a., r',,,,e IS ~ ~ p1
!, I,,na,;sa s,,,I,' ;,.tig., 'ne i uus', anu
Irr,no, ,So ,suf yarss ,ho, I"o sou"u '"nSt t
mnre treniy ~ frna irada oo aorn,us uu' ,hn 49,
, nro,ac,i.a oonnt,. '' '''"''' '""' !"
well aentIemen these ore mt tbe only
,,,, da,,,eo.',;, ,,n,,s IT,. nv W.. th Vy
W. W., ueo ,oiJ' uus.s' @ n.i ntie a ano.ner
aIv 1arhans s't thnn o, ns or''''1, r ,anten ,h
!, ,,n", ,nh;, bas a. 40 .ai
ha n'" ~, a wa ,i;aa, iias ae'Viue,y W unantGu
n ,a, Eo- a poJ, ai,av ~ tue @ ue'ool oioNaJ
80 3a,a,I Il ,ha dan'oa,." wa 'It,';a
10 So',,h ,,,o. g.. A. Ina,, ",., n
,,'u . "as ~, Wv uS.'Vn s W , ."t
,.o a',,.o'.a''s ~, "nl "' ""i 's. .
no 49, ou'' 49,. i"no u ou "ushy y nno w.
,aSo ,uh ueu s,ln .e 'neIi ns wa wa
m;, H. ~ ,;n'a nf naocn sas .,Ioa sIou' Sotb
o, aaI S,s ~ soo aa,u Ara, t,a's, - oG.u
ernal revenue system were abolished the
,nnn Will '', "a'o w. te'l i2r Tvs .e'enuo
~. ,.,n,,,;o,' oV ,soNaa; a.u uvne % 49,, NIL
.hat &c .h;n o,sa 'nI "' Ia la
,,it II nnt ;rnnoss;hi. 70 desi.nn ,hs doc.
,rine of nrotect,on Tbev haze c9,mnIeteIv
,han,ad o m ,ha;. ,pnr,a ana "are So Oo'IS npnn;
named m ne tnelr ground, ana are Tor keeping
,p n 'do down ,ha , o,oe,;n 'ys.e, % anu Tfe ,ha
nr;E Tha S u sLn ,rns, Lo. ,b,s an
.a;sai enanc;nii' ''v ,i.;Il,' uas inu D.,
,nnai ;,nn.,ans IL po',.'uay' y W bo 10
ianiar , ,h"t A.. p MI, TT uvnooiaio aI "no
:; ~ ~ n,.;a,an'i .ue " ~
rien. anu eAPeIeuceu speaker oi tnc
house OF representatiVes' was dr,ven rom
lae ehair ana John " Carlisle OF kentucky
made MS successor oy the democratic eau,
cuses controuea oy tne whisky trust, ana
'cling unuer tne wnip ana spur OF its
agents: l wish some inquisitlye reporter
would interview handaii's political friends
On that subject and then ask, also, how
much money the whisky trust Is contrib
nting 70 the democratic canvass this year,
ana at the same time he might extend an
inquiry as 10 tue amount contributed by
the sugar trust, and also by the salt trust.
Nor nave exhausted the list OF trusts In
which the democratic party has large
interest.
THE srANpApn o,, ru,-sr
Unless every new statement is at fault,
the democratic party have received large
contributions from the stockholders in the
Standard OIL Trust at a very critical elec-
tion, within the last i've years, and are
now relying upon the gracious continuance