New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
MIR. BLAINE is RIGHT.
APPROVAL OF HIS RECIPROCITY VIEWS IN
CONNECTICUT.
JUDGE LYNDE HARTIsoN's SPEECH on THE
SUBJECT BEFORE A REPUBLICAN con.
VENTIoN IN NEW -IEAvI.N.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSZ.i

ny TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUNI.l
New. Haven Sept Gone of the most significant
political meetings in the history Of Connecticut WAS
held here today the occasion ens The meeting oi Tue
convention to select delegates to the Republican sae
Convention. Judge Lynde Harrison. the Chairman
OF the meeting and unauesucnaby the hcehc'' P'ii.
tcan in the state, made speech in the course OF
which lie sad
There Is one other Issue that We shall have 70 taIA
about Is National issue Ia the neAi c~npsiSh' c,a,
between the position Of our own Psr!y ana e r,G,
o1 Of G f ray s,sed i had % ear
in Europe about sc tr fS. au G'l na 'f }s
EasisFS S f fss mi snsa means e trade With
tie Nd Letting IN almost eserytnins iree has Got
S IS ssy AZ ss ' .as s gsa vii
adopt prtec1ion Tncy don't 1 1eed nowei En:laSd
n much OF p'0' fss .,cncr We TO- good maS
Republicans who talked upon this subject 1mG h9r,
in Ncw-York newspaper tlc first letter written , oH
Mr. aine on the ,; Tnnest 81 I Nnrn,apSs two or
three Journalists frrim California. a,lf dozen Nrw-
York politicians Philadelphia Republicans; ostSi! hH
leans and without exception every one OF ITEM s >
tina; M nsc .IS sounded S hrs rs IN ' y 10
President Ccvcland's message. the state >di. Oh inc
county on the subject Of protection that ,e Il
pr % T and al Is s gives sound
they seem 10 DO. it is safe 10 folio" james I" hA'"e
"Air "aW IN bradford John A. Tib,ts. good many nv,
of " know him. lie is tron:; protee"ni,c rc in
Emciand and has been there foe year etudyinc S'
aru 4ucstIo c is onr vo nd he ' ar studied the
question here as no stud. The nnIr; nns View;
Mr Ibh said that in his opinion Mr an thr Kc
pubicnns ought to adopt them. met ia hdilD WI
Haven again 10 thank the young Republicans OF Ncw
Haven for the reception they gave hin u na,;nc
las lie , MT o o S.S had ' BEEN ayns the
ic,t and ne had douht tat Mr. Elar wa tiEn.;
on m"I now T.pu,cnnS on the acau,cr and in England
sa scoq Tsa hsnf "na us a him to t y
cam came sen'p pci.sea tn s policy the Esac
1s,lHr P }po Senator Patt stating tst Nj nae
pocy theores wiz Hsco% rt Of tho M Tariff Gil IN
SnS 1 Sas this 70 do viii, the Question al
issuc 1t sens to me nat s,d ui im~ inc the
orr or oiher Mr. B.'lae a Ere fr'cr ava that IL"
N%0 q S'F r.. re P TrSe may 'r" s
r Blanes C2sGH az" Il, r. ro2 p"s # ' i, Tat
c Republican parry s-%SS Piedd So t" e u" H's al tie
And our Minis By cquai,r coalitions. II there a.
countries thai are RI a.. o. a our n;' Te sT cSerT
dncr hy 'ar and we the soa a VICE ARE Sq the
iaros mn IL eompstim WIN ; %6So, Ok t nmr
III, ory in the whol' American tarn s!STln, u
10 build up .Imcri Industry by Pio"ou's
Amcrc an lalor and opening nlarkc'- AT ho1nc AZ
road Tina. i. broad. !.bcial catholic ptnic'pi"'
THAT is a position upon which the ktpU"littr DSrN
can stand. Upon Mr.. Elalhc's platform We can h'm
Or maIori;ir> in the great Wts'rrn s'a'c> WI -
corn and cattle raised. ard II Mt Blaine Is tih'
nominee Of the Republican party III lH!-; upoi w
pa form Of reciprocity. lie Will be friuibhdhtT SUI
tar-d and sweep tn" rouatiy.
But what is the position OF the De nOc!aic laitrS
ana orcans uDoa this QUESTION? rc"Y saw fh'N ~.
dor>c Ny. HAN. ii"or0. ;ir y, ne S"'' ta' Ivy
want The lnnrIcis Of IL" world" In 0ih'r WORDS
tl,ny w,nt fr.>tr;uic with E,rcp' r-dfTii'> ni
ia;,or Nv fr.cdS. ii make III" DISTINCTION shtrpN
To he v.,~r> who are shiv"rnr l"'Nr'n ~" 'wo
pn,itions who don't Lie I'll rcn"ia pn'tvS irH'
trade tendencies. hu. are dissoter under the name
O. Tariff Eeinrmer,. and yc, have rcart to I'll"
interests Of AMERICAS industries. we car hold tE'm
within our lines and VI. also 'rinC {" onr
SIDE many Democrats In the East who believe III
rcsscna,ls hrca protection who yant eSma't "nd
product. with the National interests ple,cntn! In
tina; way indorseh thew arc nv ladnc I."IniNli"ae
in Congress; can clert four menihcrS q! Congress
wc shall elect State ticket and Republican lA9S
iaturr which will return orvillc Il. Plat r. me
senate (ApplanSc., That Is one business In this
campaign. Applauseo
. At tho coming Stale Convention Connecticut kepnb
cans will undoubtedly adopt platform in accord with
the ceas advanced by Judge Harrison. All the towns
ard the state have Elected delegates favoring General
s. F. Merwin for Governor. aud that gentleman VIII
probably be nominated by a"cl1ma;on