, 1888-10-04
THE BALL ROLLING
Blaine Receives an Ovation in
New York City.
Three Enthusiastic Delegations
Call on Gen. Harrison,
While Thurman and Watterson
Address Large Meetings.

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views were also exhibited bearing ON free
trade and protection. President Hum phrey
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FORAKER, VINO addressed the thfong. Before
he had finished there were cries OF ''Blaine,
here comes Blaipeln and that gentleman
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indescribable enthusiasm followed. Can.
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deusing the whole argument OF proverb.'
me same had been true OF Franklin
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pressed in sentence q ia!lacy OF their
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the record of hiuh tariff and low tariff aud
the relative effect of each upon the eoun,
try. The various tariff measures. from,
the first In I7s9. down to tho issue. ri
ls44. betveen Clav and POLK. aftor whict
the free trader Robsrt j. Waiksr oi
| NJ Mississippi, became secretary of the
treasurv and und,'r wbom ths nrotac,ivs
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MEETING At COLUMBUS.
Columns, o., Sept. 20.-About two
dozen different democratic organizations
from this city and neighborhood Joined In
a torch.light procession tonight. The line
Of march terminated at Judge Thurman's
residence. Many clubs were uniformed
Judge Thurman was greeted by a large
crowd on the side walk, to whose cheers
we're soon added those OF the Loo In the
parade Judge THURMAN spoke as follows
"Gentlemen, Democratic Clubs and Eel.
low Citizens'-l am profoundly grateful
Tor this great manifestation OF Your esteem
aud atfect'"n. IL is thirty-hVe years since
became "A cltzen OF Columbus, and al
your hands ! have never received but
friendship ana Kindness, You Will not ex'
pect me To make speech at THIS late hour,
IN the atinos sphere. You don't need any
speech: You are all rlght. lApplause.
You VIII continue 10 be all right on cleo
tion day aud should It turn out as we all
nope; l nope TO see you mere again on my