The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-11

ssaoald roar s3vsce he are~z,esf s.v his
eoens-y. - sc believe Il w7ii The caerais,s
Of our free fzsssfas toas. in Fer1 Sarster se
-@laz Jam g. ssssi not ssve II 20 say thss
they huasas<1 me saS Of this sEtzrs7e ard
i1sio.Aesc u2sssa
we 6zd tse-e ziso are seekls,x fhe over.
throw OF oar fxosecssEr syxira repeating
10 the Warkaksg F~sspie fsze charge shas Fsre-
ieczioz at~es usz prDsect. zu.i tilry p<gzaf 10
cur great Industrial e@nfrex- wh4re many
are s.sznd "a a~sxeyxx a@d oEf 0f eszps.sI.
meat. TarsglzaoB the Saafhszn <1afs<
we fzad the constitutional rSxAss Of saf-
fra<e 2r4 81 organization farclhzs wiih-
bed frssz2 our weTkz1r People. A. sx-ff
then. niE5E ne szy. -fres-stasa has uat en-
fr&aclz1S6s1 and iAtn~ has MT dtseash lad. /.
E2ereESge Ief "a r<tnsn - slavery. w5fh IT,
zsrkSfs wherein lRe0r wxs s-ongas zn.I
sold as esraruoGi1s.
We apScsl % yen 10 iura the aghf %
YoHr experience ard Judgment aTSsFi "a
pF0siem. with q xsew ~ reasSurfax tse
soFkiRgEaea AID all pasrfotle eitisers
Ns,sth and -.sstia q 10 Ezye sseea in.saens /
bs the sofsAlstf5es OF tae~e who Frearsi y { j
evEts-8pt tse legitimate e-fssEss Of iAe
working Tseofsle 70 bester fh-ir coz1Gigsan
ana sazfniaia higher standard Of wA<es
aud AOEse cs5mf8Tfs than IL kuglalsd
The syBs psEhiss Of the wage vcrke-S
have inclined uaiara.ly ~ iasoE nv fssssseE
ot Yr9iecllHt- There mas n.ft EseEa q; ring
& lang period an openig arcHea drierIaln
at;ea = sny IsaiIf-s Al party 10 oEerlhrSw
. the fsfotertive s.sssnl sufil the prrSeHf al
,ninsstsafson threw euRn the eaunilet
TIE question i thus Urged as-aa thousands
Of soFklngu8en warffaer this issEe i Of
sDca vital importance 10 the iAlefsssS OF
tile eca1fTy a 70 maze IL their 2usy %
seves 8 he bonds II party aiiegianre rather
than support q fsssiicF which ttle&f essn<ci
eilce tells them Ssea.s work Injury TO the
eoaaiEy."
xR- sIAiSE's RESPONSE.
Te this Mr.. Blaine responded: s'Mr.
Chairman. il wo3id be cons. se-ably eges:s-
teal on ms part 10 take this nssgniaceut
demonstration a. personal aiioeeGher 10
zafseif IL ra1iler signifies the great pJpg-
is- interest ID 4 queSglea upan which am
Supposed al least Ia have q consistent re-
cord ana an earnest zeal app.ansei. aud
sou have psfoEe you eaut4s; in which
the issue Is TO be seIfled BY American
people for perhaps an indefinite period oAe
way oF the other. The year lSss vas rrss
Porous and the president al its clsss pro-
rAoSed radical change in the indus rial
system which had lsr,Bdacea that great
Prosperity. and since lha; day there has
been confusion In the commerce aad
manufactures If the United states. The
question before The American people j.
whether he AID his administration shall
be sustained in that movement Again
Ice Republicans, having tGe best cause.
given you fUF president Il naa Of s8Gud
experience, a man of heroic record ia war
= I1an of great purity OF character, a man
OF great nrInnsSs aud worthy OF the best
days of the admin sirStsoa of this country,
aa1 YOU have associated win hIm one
whom 10 New Workers need Eoi further
describe than 10 say his nAme is Levi T.
Norton, man OF most generous ekaraeier.
of intelligent com prenensloR OF Affairs, oi
the widest and most staieSmaulikc views
on al the public questions pending before
the American psopie.
Against Is you have tao gentlemen of
whom ! would not speak N terms othes
than those Of entire pcIsonal respect Ia
their vice presidential candidate ! have =
friend of many years standing. AMI I am a
personal admtrer OF JHcge Thurman, but
beg yoa 10 observe that at critical
period in this country. Vice President Geo.
NJ Dallas, in a Cssting vote. tied the senate
aud destroyed the protective tariff OF lss2.
II you do net prevent IL, Mr.. Thurman viii
be in position 10 rv-enaei the vote OF Geo.
". Dallas Ia lSf2 The more ninia5le and
more able a man mas he. the worse mav be
his influence upon America. Applause.
Wow, gcnflemen,l know that IA discuss
ing the question of a protective tariff. we
are always pointing 0gt what Is going 90
happen. | have lately been in England
for some months. aad foun3 In kugiaad's
public opinion very great difference If
are about divided upon what you call the
irish question; they arr about divided
upon the foreign policy of Gladstone aud
salisbury, they are divided even upon the
continuance Of the house Of lords, and
they are not absolutely unanimous in sup
port Of a monarchy. But there Is one
opinion upon which they are united. and
that Is that the Hon. Grover Cievc-
land. president OF the United states. en-
bodies ia bis person regular form
of revenue aud free Trade for the United
states which they like Sow | have no op-
had IL would amount - noshirs: nor do in
emf 10 speak IiSfVspe fIfHiiy OF the Eas ,ish.
for ] have received at their hands very
graceful aud eorGini hospitality. which !
would be g chari aOi 10 acknowledge be
fore an American aadicace. 5ui that does
not aslect ihe pending condition; that the
American people fnI their Interests ia
oae policy sad that the English want 10
change that policy SO as better 90 conform
TO their interests. aud that Is prime CUES
tion before sou in next Noyemeer's eiec-
ton.
Il am glad hat this meeting is called in
the name Of lsbur.ng men, 5ecaIsg this
question j. from fiFsi to last. from skin %
core. aud back Ia skin agata, question o.
labor, II you viii agree TO i've as poorly
housed and eat - poor food and receive as
low wases A. the people in England re
Ii
Democratic administration waists 10 see,
There IS no need - make aoy laws IA pro-
tecf capital capital always takes cafe OF
itself, and gets fnll share; but there are
laws that elevate ihe condition of ine
lab0Tibg maa. There arc iaws that
eau degrade him. and the Repub
ECan party has stood for -
years. aad VIII stasd. ] believe. with
tbe blessing Of Ciea aud The viii OF iae
AmerICan people twenty i've yeass more,
holding aud maintaining The Interests 81
the labaring naA. Tor n governments u hich
takes tare 81 the bone and sineW aud
working muscles Of the land is taking care
Of tac N n wa crsa G the wealth ln the
couniTs and u ho are therefore entitled O.
the patronage aud protection " toe gJv-
efnmcut.
WOW. gentlemen. won represent q critical
STATE. Yen represent fse slate II Nesy
Y.rk, bnt IA tlis cautass IN whsca | shall
ke greater oF icss FArg sEaii hold this
question ffOm E.eiuuing 80 end as cues
Il n q ~ Interests every maH, Woman AMI
caiid in this com ~ that dete-sGs ufsan
da Il laisur far fac a ty hrrGt ARE yoa
willing 20 give Hp tbns p,ssiiiia, Ur are Yen
willing to maintain a. tCfiss ~ "fcs. -
YlIi can ma tW-asn & be a sfrsLe pail au1
l.sug PM ! a pail 81 'sss CT e fer HarrI.
sos aad MlsFtaH iLa3i enthusiastic
cagerias and waving al hats
The crowd hFsse iuto wild a4d tuauia-
uus cheers as ~. B a ne cfucsl1cfii aiio
aga n takiug tLs ARA Ji NJ Morton walked
slowly Lack n b. la'Ht
Why ia. -tessn-T 81. - Late.