The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-03
BLAINE In CONNECTICUT.
CONTEMPTIBLE INSULATION
AGAINST THE PRESIDENT.


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Inc DeposlIlng oi HoNo1 '''4 as
With the National Banks virtually
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etinp q Corruption Fund-High Tax
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NEw HAVEN. Conn, Nov. flames G.
Ptsine and PARTY arrived in this city at
noon They were met at the depot by the
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0ung mems INepuolcan Nlu" a'u e9o'l 'eei
10 the green, where Mr.. Blaine was intro
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harrison. MT bialhe SSOAe loI dpo"O Oei
minutes, saying among other thI?gs
IfConnecticut is not ready to defend the doc
trne of protection then sue must no. eNleco
~ he states in his npiou thai is probably more
largely benefited by protection than any other
state.
Referring to TIE government funds de-
posted in national banks, he said:
find that there have been $50, 600, 900 loaned
to national banks without interest, say loaned
tonational banks, the pet banks, while only
S45JJ.000 has gone to pay the debt OF tue ma
ton during the past month; THIS is the mos
scandalous transaction III the history of the ma
ton.
HAS MS SUSPICIOUS
1do NJ, oharc,a ,,,,7-,uti,,n an the mart of the
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S9cac,eI =, no 10, ..0 T., a 80 Ioari,sd
nave my suslic.ons, :. wy ~ hS be,,i ou
fT . h ii.,bt fo reasnn Int ssnicior was
H. -" sb.11 continue to susn ct that in
t,,is connection large find has been
nus ;iaT f tbe alert7on Of Gr,v@r Cleya
1,n; ,o 'i ,u :, I6rrrnaI, reneat II mat
a ~ tbis Sso 6oo 6o0 tbat has hen loaned 10
Ini. litbo,It intares, y large fund has been
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in CONCLUSION ne sdAu'
On Tuesday next the fate of protection in
tins CoilQtrV to tie settled. II the people OF
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Mr. Blame was Then escorted TO tne depot,
where he took SPECIAL train for Derby.
HIS cprrCu At nrRRy
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AT tho DERBY 1rottihB fark lo'Ooo people
gathered, and gave Mir. Blame most en-
thusiastic receptiOn. Mr.. Blaine was intro
duced and smoke on the tariff. Among
ntbe,. tbinos ba oil.
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While l was IN the WeSt read an interview
with Postmaster General Dickinson in which he
described New England as selhShly hanging on
b. the body poLtics absorbing its wealth. and
giving oack nothing ne described us as an
unpatF1otc people VINO had not Done as much
to suppress the rebellion as Missouri and
Kentucky. lDerisive laughter had to say
something about him, ana herephed, describing
the laboring man OF Sew En- gland as III the
last stages or starvation lie SAID that IN Fan
River there were LOO men with families, and
they could not earn more than 10 or 80 cents a
day Tor their whole FANNY; Ia voice lie
is a mar. ] Ina. naI occasiohaiy the
family had little PORK TO eat;
that they did not have hve POUNDS OF be 4
year; that they hyed mostly on bread anu some
times were oollged 10 go 10 bed without any
thing TO eat. Gentlemen, 90 not mean TINS 10
rldlcule Mt; ilcklns4n put 1t IS 81 that stun,
ana OF SUN Ike IL lhat Is Jalkeu Ill through the