New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
nnt mlt Il IN small three parenthesls 10 Pho mId'

not limit It in small thrcellne parenthesis 10 'ho u
on Monday Of last week as the psssen o" ross
sre Ga there was suddenly Of the rmo
that flow with wonderful swlftnes, eSen S midst Of
G"5Inr aeet. We had come to the Banks OF New New
foundland during the night ana a. We decE we were
Oh r,r u why NV some twelve to fifteen sail of fisher
men partly French, partly Canadian anu much so that
Amsre Snasa .f Of the passengers were very seriously
disturbed with the most unpleasant hs. ~ us who
co3 to hnaa gat os deckand viii honestly confess hat
| was not Of tho swiftest M su hoats their
TIn dSrc SrH 't hat were not more than fifteen feet long
out those waves that seemed co., 40 ~ This great
ioom and they wso takn; ane up farmer s%Tlr would
Universal hurst of admiration that steamer az me
daring and the herosm an ana IN 'ne contest With such
angry elements. (Great applause) l salu sn, 10 NY
self then as l TO you now ma. M N ny ~, a tme
INC .n,cu @ crotI,,Ton' or for any consideration. u
should surrender one jot or one tt'e Oh ' an
those gallant, generous and brave nen ''i'a'
| ihusiasmJ - ~ nm
Mr. Blaine received round after round OF ap
n,ouse when he had finished. which indicaoeu
personal esteem and affection for the man, "s "ei
as approval Of what he had said
erN.rop MILLER SPEAKS FOR PROTECTION
" Senator warner
ord no received a greeting which showed that he
was no stranger TO Maine Republicans ana 'n@'
no had won for himself place in their regard
vu N;uor lost M time in beginning Wig
orous assault on the Democratic Administration.
" rororrod 70 the pledges OF ClVil
cor,.ico roform made by the Democratic Au-
ministration. and quoted facts and figures to snow
hv uttorlv II had failed to keep its pledges now IL
hod tu,ned ont nearly every Republican ohice-
holder and abandoned entirely the empty pre.cA.
Of making removals for cause It mao ci"i -'N
that the Republican ADMINISTRATION was money
combed with corruption Hlt when IL got hor.
of the books it found that not so much as cen, ,
had been stolen. OF the Democrats thaC IL niu w
nloccd in office it had been compelled 10 renio.e I
nero for n,alfeasance than it had been aoie u
cxpe Republicans for that cause Tsd d%tg contro
Mr. Miller next took up the Mills Dii an siiu and u
nortion of his speech deeply interested ms anu auu
cnce The President had said '..S adnctions which
h nronosod the people would arise IN thelr ni.E E ~
and wpe them out Mr. Miller lmaflIleir rvinc on, on
Rs,aH ;Sart 1i Ccveand and his followers who pro
esitenhT a hrooS down the system which has brough
them much prosperity. Zoo iHE iydgnr by the wa!
d aenoiy otyoorod U Mr. Miller. quoting from history
n lod Ga how the agricultural interests had aIway
. suffered when the country nad ,Sng SigFgeu With nro
roo
tccton tlCfi ciaD left out II it ,voIT9 1G9k aga ali
same step ii9get 's2Mh Mr Mer f9S concluded vii
ln rel~nS Nth some cheering news from New1 orE or,
have he said, been over cons1TgraDan io
zion Of that State since the Chcseo - ~ th;s rim
e and have never known compalgn I.in az .n,o a
r. of tbe wear to be in favorable conuVlon d.
p * now in New-York' ., Do..,o,d wit
- After taking drive through for1InnnIi fIan0i Cor
J. Colonel Dow. Clarence Hale and ColoheL II ~
4 inGfr Mr. Blaine returned TO Augusta ps -, "a
10 IN train He will not speak IN pupnc asuIY ,
c"or5inG To present Arrangements, unul unuli II Il I
t. Thursday week at Bangor. lie VIII me"ii"i"
OF UaIf IN hour before the adverusfu - IN IN ~
ut onn'nr the evening meeting all the seals la In -
- Cftr Hall were occupied many OF them ny ; mur
!" G trotbirds of the audience were uuV1Jyyhbr WI
IN nars n. or fans in the effort 10 keep cool u,
re I roootinr was called to order by Mr, Dtox y,
he NV sno M nrtrr \ o'clock people stood all rounu
an 1aiis in the doorways and even upon tne Is snds
,n Io nIa form. although little more thah l1a Hn,
nv those who sought admission 70 the h1', ot st
49, cure an entrance Those VINO cour55 .U .bo stree
en- rovded the steps of the building anu ,Ir tb
al waiting in the hope, in many eass'' Ill i,nov
he ,%t catch glimpse Of Mr.. Blanes weu,khoy
en- no c~on if they could not hear him sneaK:
cy n!dc rho Hon Thomas B. Reed, OF TINS Htase, a.
80 H. lion 4 W Tenney. of Brooklyn taIEeu '.;r n.r
N' nd noIitics TO the persprlng mt e~hlhusIr, ~ !,
he "bnreonds "bn Outside Mr.. Reed and othef gent
men talked from the City Hall steps, ",dr nrob n
not lC gnrncd battalions carrying torches marcn
,us and counter marched.