New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11

oyoriorco a man of heroic record in the war;
,cbcors, man of GREAT purity OF character
n man OF great frmncss. who can give In's
country an Administration worthy oil ns o'''
days. Checrs) ,o,,
And you have associated with him man. "no"'
TO NEWCOMERS | need not further dcscrlpr 'i'''i
n saw that his name is L. Z. Morton. tOheefs'i
A man of the most generous character '"o n,'9
ptellipent comprchcnsion Of affairs. OF the "iu''o
and most statesman-likc view of all the ques''oi'
nending before the American people VOhccis'
AGAINST this You have two gentlemen oil whon,
I would not speak in terms other thah ''o'' ~
entire personal respect. would say hoV''nE ~
tho PRESIDENT other than that For the cahulu"''
for Vice- President | would say that in him INV
n friend of many years standing, ana am w..
sonaI admirel Of Judge Thurman. but o'e -
70 observe that at critical period IN thiS co"",''
the yice-Prcsidcnt, George NJ Dallas on a cas.i"s
vote in n tied Senate, destroyed the pro'oO'
tariff of s42. os
WIEN tho Senate Of the United States conveheS
IN the 4th dav of March next, it will have thlrN
two Senators from the Solid South and 1t VIII hiNc
six Democratic Senators from the North, unless We
| change some of them in the meantime. "a w
We WILLY With six Democratic Senator's rum
| the North, Mr. Thurman will be in the postum ~
re-enact the role of George NJ. Dallas more ,"'n
forty years ago. Therefore, however a'ii'"' |
man he may be and however able ne may W. W
more amiable and the more able he IS thc "o'''
will be his influence before the American PcoPi''
| Applause) Ill
Now gentlemen, I know that it has pceh '"iu
that in discussing the question of n protective
tariff, we arc always pointing out what Ehs"'"u
is doing. Well, | have lately been in LnsH'n'
for some months. and I found in English public
opinion very great difference upon almost an
questions under the sun. They are about dlVlueu
in two on what you call the Irish question. ln'S
are divided as to the foreign policy oil Oi'u''on'
or Salisbury They are divided even upon '"'
continuance Of the IIcusc of Lords. u'augh'o'I
And they are not absolutely I'm 'nimouS N sapl"''
If n monarchy. daughter and applause D"'
there is no question from LAndS Emu
Tobr O,Groat's from the Irish Channel to Inc
Engsh-in every paper from one ehu u ~.
Kingdom TO the other there is unanimous accor"
on tho mart Of Tories and Whss, of Liberals
Conservatives and of Radicals-that the Hon. "Fo
WOW Cleveland President of the United Sui''''
omhodics in his person the exact form OF revenue
e and free trade for the United States wh'ch 'neS
, like (ApplauSc) -, -
Now. | have no objection to their right oil
orinon. If | had it would not amount 10 any
thing. Nor do | intend to speak with dlSrcspec'
Of the English for have received AT th'ir i'','''
r r,, Graceful and very grateful hospitalltlcS'
| xClic |
II fore an American audience. Cries OF Uoou'
d.. ,bo+ docs NOT change the essential condl-
e ,ion that the American people find their interest
IF in ono nolcv and that the English people want 10
change that policy so TO better conform 10 'cl
" interest And that, gentlemen, is the prime Pu''
N ton before you in the next November election
=, lam clad that this meeting is called in the name
Il of the laborng men. because this question IRON
ut first 70 last from be Timing TO end from SIKH u
" core and from core pack to skin again. Is u"''
u - ~ labor "A voice: Amen and cheers
r. If Won will agree to live in rs poor houses anu ca
st &C moor food and receive as low wages as 'h'
Oh ..ios In ENGLAND receive we can produce JUS
lc a. cboan Goods as Democratic Administration
" wants 70 see daughter and chccrsl But IL yo'
or rrofer with the pride and the freedom ana 'h
he rcat ospiratons of an American citizen 10 pe'ue
NJ vour condition. TO better the cohdllioh Oh S0"
~ children and of your childrcns children are Vo
lis Won want the industrial system OF protected inter
&c csts that prevails in this country now TO DC main
IT, tanned loud checrsJ
Fir WHY. gentlemen. the waGc-workcrs OF Urea
'.c Britain and Ireland, of England scotland an
MS Iro,,nd-os T said to-day to some MaSsachusett
I'D gentlemen wi did me the honor to c1ll-the Ell
ut tire savings to-day that these wase-wor<ers ca
Of d,, uuon in the hour Of need in that great kln9
DON, gre not rs great as lie tonight in the say ini
a. h,nl,s If Massachusetts to the credit OF the Wa$
in workers of that small State cheers ana IL 20
eal will turn this Government today II you VIII ,u'
CO. the Administration Of these States to-uaS' i'll
Who frcc-trade channels. YOU can exhaust these )"
ave mos and put our laboring men throughout u
npt countrv into competition with the hhorih% men
Great Britain and in the course OF 1--WE or ten yea
Won can make them as poor on one sac aS Oh "
nat other.
our Now will not in this campaign stop 10 arg
4Io ha.
eo sonalitcs to indulge in. have no sores TO h'
NH Toud and prolonged cheering. waving OF ma
and bandkcrchiefs and canes cries OF God bless you
The and call for Three cheers for James u bilil'
'" , which were given with tremendous eh'huSi"Sl
ever I would rather have your cordial heaftleiV !"
,cy magnificent welcome than any office you can
the STOW upon me. lCheers) But in TINS cahN"
l'nu in which shall take greater or less part 81
lcs hold this question from the beginning 10 the
ners rs question that interests every man, woman
hose child in this country that depends upon dalS
men Dor for daily bread. tChccrs.)
"' E There is no need of making any law to prot
At Of capital Capital always takes care OF itself
ONE cets q fuI share But there are laws that {
OF elevate the condition of the laboring men and tn
and ore laws that can degrade them and the R'p
as rcon party which has stood for twenty-five yea
and will stand believe, with the blessing oil uou
any the will of the American people, for twen'y-l
that years more. UNFOLDING and maintaining that
: of Government which takes Gaze of the bone
e of sincw and working muscle of the land is at
We, same time taking care of the men that create
Incl wealth of the country and are entitled TO
ough patronage and protection OF the GoVcrhm'
"ma Cheers
cprc Vow, gentlemen you represent" "a -
o be vou represent the State OF Newly Ork. our VI
are 70 tell On that one issue. Your votes can
decisive on that issue Don't be diverted Il
inc that one question by side issues. Don't be
laced '"' ,,,,olilo. q, this or that small