New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

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,ious, Z, any American citi,enf Is any American n.
,,, r,ou xhom and whence does thu comnI.,,s
.orcs Not sron the farmer nor tho waee Garner ma
,h .ruf..,nrc, NOR the captast whose money "a In
cs.cd IN industrial enterprises Nor from tho eonsumen
for me- r,I,,s to the improved quality product and
,aauce ,c.. "a the reason for his faith The agitation
"a inudrd hv our foreign rivals and those who symps.
th,e with then, hera They want our markets: thev
v.nt "A s,ro,.h oar rroauet,sp they would place M
in q position of depsudencs from which fought ous
wav Iiks Young ctan, noors than a century ago ana
10 which we win not Willingly and without urged rsia
te<dstaece return
OurCRowING HIS COUNTRY
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Cav 70 secure Int coin who prefer the customs and
q, other Countries IN our own and WIN ana
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n. =. ,u...h.ns,.. .,a van, No oh.,,rc,,ons In thu
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progressive SUI" III '"o eo""''1 A'o ~ -,
hotmhs W us present pi"1u po'v"' - 49, 4.
ana "eIare Oh MS iei'"'' NO ~~ ~ '
the march OF the Republic
The BUSY pushing America" isa Vi h '7.
educated at the public schools hsd sw'pe py hi"' a.
effort and energy always lead AMI leave the iaggafo
behind HIS inheritance was NOT Hi'es'ea ~ p.
enterprises nor WAS his heart iocatea "heic ~ S"r
thized with the aspirations Oh 'nc peopo WIN as
was born ana reared HIS country ""' so' ~ ~
OF him that he was positively lonesome oa' VI "'e ' al
was free tracer. Tor nc o"'o Ne 80 So p
bitterly OF the trH As . 'u'uen up'" sas s ,,
men Oh the country anu tn4. - - ,ie -
"hon p T.. 90 ono ., on, .,x,v ,otli,or,
Of people he raised his hana' "meh mao never Deen
soiied oy iaoor. nor wue".' IT,. .,-N So
enos'ea AZ .. 49,. a., nv 60, - Tho tar,,. ,ts
su,x "a actually added to their cash value which fan,
heavily upon US consumers" daughter. What
swer could make to such an iniic'ment' How could
repei Suen D'o~ ~ W, se'. iniu 's
DISCUSSION Soula nav aaa oaI. uo hin mn saa.
49,. , "a ,,h c.r,os,v MFR and r. ntem,t
Tns =. ,no,her marty too Iase 10 be tItled and conn
roana our sv,nrathy and comrnseraion An entire alb
enca they assert Of either worthy political aims or d
representative Americans frem Lincoln Cleveland
II true national humiliation Grant applause AMI
Sherman applause) and Sheridan tappliuse) must be
either Of the low type or have been forgotten W 'he's
gentlemen. The general estimate OF these men among
patroue citizens ana THIS es.nae van " 10 ,
h.''., 10 '"". 'p. ',tIo~s ou.lI,Ics "a
VI N'.oIioo a,A - -, 80 ,no yrora and ~.
,o. & 49,. -, rtina forever ,no forever
LANG cont,nued .nnlause,
Gs.,s na sunna, wilson and Wade Javes and
%. p,'na IA Ih Shor,an Iuran and Ha,e,ck
ni.-"', D 80 ,SN,I os as I'LL Icnor.d they
ana most % 'u'',o., 'A,.1@s -. $780, ,@an.
90 NOV measure up I" Inc Dis".i w u. " - 49,.
hooa as emDoded IN inc eharsc'er Vi inc" ~
DO not wonder that men Representing sueh 'aeAs cas-
hnd no party worthy OF thef support nna no parry s'a
ing for their exact views thank God IL Is 80 ana
that such ideas cannot grow and thrive fee sol AMI
among free men is the proudest of nteli
se en,oo our pS.a.os,'''' anu 'N
prolonged applause
EX-SENATOR MIIALERS REMARKS
Ex-senator Warner Miller is always Il welcome
guest to New-York audience and he was pariicu-
larry so last evening His response to " The State
OF New York. was unusually INTERESTING ana VAIN
ly appauded Here is what he said 49,, n,,,.,
Mr. Chairman; Some one has said that neither
nronorv estimated nrtn at least century bs,
,,.ssaa ,yo,r"m. .nnn ,t.t ,a,, b. -. Ame,tran
people within less than quarter of CEN
fury after tho death of Abraham Lincoln have
passed judgment upon his character and career :,
men' IS ina. no more usei,sn m. man anu pa'rJ .
hi, ur 0 has in the
Of his countrymon and his fame regarded as second
to that of other American. On line parallel
and equal arc to be found tho names of Washington,
r,neo,n ana Grant IT oud arnI,usel
A. MI, .hnn rava on ;r,a,ost;ng history ~
bIr Miller bneh gave an Interesting iisioiA VI
the growth commercial and otherwise, OF the I'm
pirc State and of the causes which in his ludg-
ment contributed most TO it's progress prominent
amooe these heinz the sturdy liberty loving char
o"oh5 1n5 vi. - - aotonr9 IT.,
acter OF the Dutcn Ionndefs OF tne coion3' ilo
gave great praise to Seward, Greeiey ana ray
mond for the part that they played III mouhh3
public opinion previous to the Continuing
he said:
Let us como down to tho War Of the Rebellion.
The state of york was second TO none in its efforts
to sustain tho cause OF the Union. We put into tho
neld during those four bloody years 5000 able
bodied soldiers. (Applause.) New-York not only
furnished men but 1t furnished other slnews OF wa:
tes az atsr helsve that Abraham Lincoln leaned
for support upon the people and the statesmen Of
NewYOrk greater extent than upon the people Or