The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02
BLAINE TO THE QUAKERS
HR TRIES TO PROP DELAMATERl
UP ON THE TARIFF.


digious Gain to the Cause OF Free
Trade-rhe Tariff Issue Represented
as at the Back OF the Attacks on
Delamater's Character.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. |. - Secretary
Blaine arr ived here from Washington az
j sOo O'Clock this afternoon. An enthusiastic
crowd cheered him as he stepped from the
Pennsylvania railroad station, and he re-
ceivsd q great ovation later in the afternoon
as he appeared on the stage Of the Academy
OF Music TO address the republican masz
meeting. The spacious building was
crowded TO the doors. and hundreds
were unable 70 gain ad mission.
Mr.. Blaine was accompanied by several
members of his family and Postmaster Gem
eral Wanamaker. After his speech at tho
Academy OF Music be went TO the Union
League, where be held n reception from 4
until 9 O'Clock. Secretary Blaine began bis
speech as follows:
LADIES AND GESrLEaEN: Thanking you nrse
Of all, for an old-fashioned hearty Penn So anis
welcome, Tor whicn on this occasion. as on
many 9th 'rs, am your debtor. shall proceed
10 the duty Ia hand. This Is not an ordinary
occasion, or would not be here.
SWITCHING RACK ON THE rARIFF.
Mr.. Blaine then spoke Of the political
campaign in the state and continued as
follows
The congress OF the United States has ls.a.p
passed new tariff bill DO Won snnnosa Inas
the great free trade papers ia New YORK and
elsewhere throughout the world car. 70 foIovv
up Senator DsIanater on personal ehs r ses II
tIey dad not have some great nurnosa havond
IL they can elect Gov. Pattson and defeat SEN
ator Delam ater il il a prodirious eain 20 ths
cause ca e OF free trade and Il 4 prodigious loss
is not OF Iy the keystone state OF the iTnita5
States but even In a greater sense sna Il ssa
keystone OF the cause OF protecrion III ana
falls back now wben the tar,f nj On H. ..varas.
trial, the free traders see. or thinS tbey "a. an
easy road to the presidency in 1904 Pen. syi-
vania, Win the surrounding six states that
oorue. @ upon ner, cas settle ne presidency
", msn' " Ienlnu Lou. especia,y you rep Sitcane
' mno nonestiy uiner from lhe great body OF
your parry. tnat every one OF teese states az
es Isrs.r - "a dslnoeraslc nanas-9no, lndlana
'HsinA- ~
THE STRUGGLE OF ley2.
=, The decisive point OF the struggle Of fs3s may
any true friend OF the Republican party, Aow
any honest bel ever in the doctrine of protec.
tion can put to the hazzari the strong pos ion
OF Pennsylvania at this critical time I fan 10
discover. / impute motives TO no man, and yel
] must remind every man he Il morally respon,
sible for the plain results OF & actions. II
pgnnsyivana under a protest can at this
time be drifted from her life ale
siance s 70 the doctrine OF protecslon and
ins noIiticnliy xcsnt that he q rsr aos ,,,.
tIs frse trN i;.,s n tbsv can ,o dav ss. ~u
ernor of Pennsyivanis "a arde, - ,rsSs-
as Pr sident CeseIan III nsels there N 40 auos
sneak strnnrIv n" ,hi. o,'s.,o 20 uu. :
atron Il . hece,,.a A. no, ,1sr1 - :.
missd bv H.. Tree trad.rs In Na,y ycrS Tyas 80
the ind can sae al the fras frad rs oe Tss.
York q tv with Thar non err a, ore-s = .Ta,ssd
ln2 the van for the de yocr IL IN ndd,,a a. ssis
state md Tpainst tl rsnnh,ican c.,did,
Tho source aud insplratlon Of the d'Taocrasjc
canvass in Psnusylvana cones an tha,
upon PennsvIvan.ae 'o"' - '"SS 'ooVou'
HIDING THE ISSUE.
tain Of abuse Of the 'q rspaoca as cauasase s 0n fs
governor. Its object Is plain 1t IN for Penn,
sylyania now 70 show that the results of this
campaign shall not DO enjoyed by tie encmies
OF protection. We have had some little expert.
ence OF late with the democrats In congress,
There 10 undoubtedly In the republican ranks
some difference as TO tbs character of the
new tariff bill. Let us be frank.
Ihere,was difference. but OF the 6!,0o0,0 o or
530OO,OO0 OF people that now inhabit the
United states, every man cannr have mis- say
IN making up the tariff. T at duty was re-
T 9 bill which was nnaly y passed Was the result
of compro mise and cams with confidence 70
plead before the psople Of Pen syvania, and
especa ly before the people of Philadelphia.
COMPROMISE OF THE FoRErArHrnsL
Ttv.s a. ,h,s &C, oI,w .h., aa,.
gava - ,ha dsrars, Iy ~ ~ % ~ - e osniss
wss r. ,,,. ci.1 ,hat ~ =, 1sr,s s"oe
nons,a,,,t.o, o ey "", W Pv'7 r,.na Sase US .ns
~ sh -. - .ae Jni"ou noss auo
s...s'.s hktIsaI I, .ns "no ooneI oncu tnoss
81 iss,, .,s ,nia, =, ~ oe liz. eV on
the gogernment. cannot We rsp1bli ana. eyen II
we differ on the dottin OF an 'I' or The Gro sing
OF IT in a Hoe or section. can we not force
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