Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-11

describe than to say that his is Levi F. Nor ser of ths widest and most views all the public questions pending before the AmeEi- Against this you have two gentlemen. of whom would not speak in terms other than those of per y will say nothing other than that in him have friend of many years standing, and ana personal srVg shst Gl at cEcai ped @ n @ counry the vice President George NJ. Dallas on casting vote
 s tea Toay se senae of the Gnsd States or March will have thirty-two senators from the ocrac senasors rom the North precsey onshaf and Mr. Thurman will be in position to re-enacs available man he may be and however able ne may be. the more amiable and the more able & ne IS can people, Applause)
 neT o ts iaaI ve n are pnne out what England is doing have lately been m 1 Eng most ali questions They are about divided upon yGg o1 cal le shs poa tes Salisbury; they gre divided even upon the con-
 Tf in end Daughter and appladse) But from one end of the servatives and of radicals, and that is ss asns of hs the H91 Ga.a sss person the regular form of revenue and free trade Now to of and if had it would amount to nothing. Nor do
  very very cordial hospitality which I would be churl but that does not affect the pending conditions. that the American people find their interests In one policy and that the English want to change that policy so as to better to conform to their interests and that gentlemen is that prime question before
 am glad that this meeting is called in the name of the laboriRg people because this question is from you will agree to live in poor house and eat as 0f Fup md VI goods as a Democratic administration wants to see naa gou Ws1 ts sysm protected Interest to be maintalned. The entire Scotland and Ireland are drawing upon now are not great those that lie in the savings banks of of tat state and if if you turn the admnraton of this republic to-day iuto free trade channels you our laboring men throughout the country into com petition with the laboring men of Great Britain and in the course of five or ten years you will make them as poor upon this side of the water as they are upon the other.
 will not in this campaign stop to argue the question upon any other basis. have no person aty to indulge in; have no sores to heal. Loud heartfelt and sympathetic welcome than any office you care to bestow upon rae; (Applause1 But in part, shall hold this question from the beginning to the end as question that interests every man, daily labor for daily bread. lApplause) laboring man, and there are laws that can degrade him.
 The Republican party has stood for twenty-five years and it will stand with the blessing of God and the will of the American people. twenty-five years more, upholding and maintaining the labor the bone land sinew and the working muscle of the land is taking care of the men who created the wealth of the country and who are, therefore, ent tied to the patronage and protection of the govern ment. (Applause)
 Now, gentlemen, you represent critical State you represent the State of New York. Your votes to tell In that Your votes be decisive Do not be misled by petty squabbles upon this or that small issue upon personal questions of abuse the one hand the ether but give your votes as independent laboring men, and give them for the interest of your own homes, of your own firesides and then rely for the interests of the great repub lie. Ummense cheering.) never, MT Chairman, thought of that republic as do tonight (cheers) have seen the other side. have devoted many of the last fourteen months to seeing the condition of labor and laboring men in the other hemisphere and say without fear of contradiction that iR no country of Europe in no part of Europe or no part of any part of any country is the condition Of labor comparable to that which it holds in the United position you'willing to maintain it? (Cries of ssyes.'9 You can maintain it by a strong pull and long pull and pull all together for Harrison and Morton loud and enthusiastic cheering).
 After the speech MT. Blaine returned to the hotel, where an informal reception was had in his apartments. Among those present were Messrs. Elkins, Manley, Charles Emory Smith, Congressman Mckinley, and Gail Hamilton and other members of Nr. Blaine's family. MT. Elkins says Mir. Blaine will probably ge east on Monday morning.