New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06


4, 1894 4, campaign document b. ths ReDsss M,
pasfs RI January, 1865 30 nrodneed Nh y y
HI relation to Congressional fcpresens.,oh ,sssruf
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cold n,.,,. -. spe.ssr q tho xrIst xlIIa and
Kind Concresses and IN that position NJ ves
perespe dsels s s q na asase; ana Impartial and
@as ss 1sg. fs e ssssaes Gs'r
To majority % shs House ard ~ Bis ,,I
soo ,or Issss NJ SS sudseg q
zna s1S versatility Of talent msdo him one Of the
snest sdroit aud expressive ieaaers eses eo'os
political PARTY, - vs
4 oogsp1cuors YOU'RE IN THE SENATE
~. B,sjue vas appointed BY the Governor OF Maine
m Jniy 10 1875 be United States senator % nn sr9
varsncy caused by the scsgpston OF Senator aofri,
who then bscsme Secretary OF the treasury. re "
later eisoted fer The unexpircd term sna ior ing en-
SUING torn expiring IN 1855 MI b'aans 80
proninenee In Natiopai affairs made him eonspCS s-
speech In favor Ok restricting Chinese nmigranShn,
nssu q &c R Esco Commission BIN opposed
e Bland y. s soss. s liver sos The question
Of the restoration Of the American cafrylng s ss,
sn s ns i ss seseeSss ana upon the bs
gefs widely cfrpsiated aud read. -.
,sser were picuou.iy demonstrated IN the noes
nrss be- took 20 eircumvent the Democratic Plot ior
issasSso 'Sir the tsss ss3E
only means Of obtaining justice, but they were e.
e tsnsis % hit sntssonsts IN web q s0ptssac .
snam aae coar TO seize and lola the Sve halls
II completely successful and the conspiracy Do
casne impetent and ridiculous.
BEFORE THREE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS
Mr. Biains wa candidate tor the Presidential nom
NATION in 1875 and came within twenty-sev votes
Of being sseeessfnl Ills vote Increased nom cel on
the nrst ballot to 85i on The seventh, but he was
beaten by combination against him Of the delegates
supporting Morton Conk1ing, Hartranft, Brasow ana
Hayes, who united upon Hayes and made him tne
nominee In 1850 Mr. Blaine was one q ne 70 toa
g 81 7s &. vGss ss ss snS Ss s.
81 as1 h g ySts sss s ssiot oa
ballot General garfield was neDnssed p . sen aDg
oliowed senator Blaine worked and spSfs Ter the 1
brns about &c victory q he following NovsSsT
When he Republican Convention me. in 1884 in Chi y
s was sr si tss sns M sis0 S 1i party o. the
frat ballot Sc received S34 Ia votes, and pc cen,nuca
g SAN na.s g g, wS,nS 100 came frosn Northern
s{afea The nominations Of Mr.. Blaine ana uenetG
Logan wore msde vlsnou. rs sr tE ni1oses. Tho
s sss ssSs1h Soowed YVES one Of exceptional bit
isrre, IN which the supporters 81 Mt osve 1 70
sEasn wEeo oss5 , ~ M NY pisino de toak the stump
pFosn[V ha sosftsd snx EswYork and other States
and N scrss Of remarkable speeches, chiefly devoted
us dessnd e pogns, imsesoD t q re rs,as IN
l sssSo gss. Which shs vas ss'' lost . NJ
votes weiifcugh. esmpsign m wnien sne Essud
ssp Cause ssa V Be- ne eng
81 ssriss Of trivial cdens such Is 81 p@sa aSa
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In 1868 the Republicans had cause tns ~. ~
songss than an s Sssns . es s sns ss he had
wisn letter nom Florence. Italy. refusing % nsss
s nsms presented 70 The
bess y le choice Of Mr. Blaine was ssnsray con
essd !, g sot a. ominsson WAS conveyed n
49, % Mr. Whlteiaw Reid Mr. Biaine's refusal %
3 s,ss e ss nsy 20 b sO y the boaon o osn
ass q IL sssubcsa sapsa n e. asls s ssgy S
aasass som Europe, wSass be had met With na,ssd
as ticcor during his travels sno TOE ~ Nos4hsr
e s s6a sslas sssssed With enSosssm ever
whsr s recsp,SS bo eIs.rssons and indviduss
s sges v ION e al paris q lie country 70 ,O In wei
somins him home ssa'A q
ar rHg HEAD or eARFTELD's oAnIFET'
- ~.-s. -, ,nxcsrtek Secretary Of State On
MT Baaine Vss - 4.ss,s..a - r,.cembsr TO-
March 5, 1as1, ana % Ee1snDa "n -. 1890,
nreo ~ $500, bolicv. a. defined by hfmsslf
pal nt3toB % ms Wxeatn kot'ss' :. v-9-s -....ut
,ere these--Arst 10 bring nboet peace and proFeht
e,r. wnss IN Norta and South America; and seeondly
20 cultivate such lsenuiy ooniho,sAss 80. a.
an Arucrtoau counfE3ss Is woud lfad 70 @Ige y,
crease In the export trade OF the Unteo rtavSs~
WAS paatfc policy and was Wholly " apooI 49,. ~
fac Monroe Doctrine and tho eharac sfsauy w
sacs,si adarsss haA repeated the deoiRranon OF ms
,sr5scesspr thst Ii was the right and duty o. tne
tinted states assert and maintain sucn
ana aathcsv over any fntsroceanie canal hcross sns
isfhuius that connects North and South a MI W.
ems sa III usefestsb This policy which ned
Fiye ths drect approval Of congress was Vigorously
npkead by Secretary blaine The GolomDaaL i a[
Il e,inrsrtoc Of tho neutrality OF the gropoasest
Panama Canal One OF President Gssnesas q, n,s 70