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PHrLApxLPH1A, Nov. 1.-Becretsry Blaine ar.
rived here from Washington at 1:05 O'Clock
this afternoon. An enthusiastic crowd cheersd
him a. he stepped from the Pennsylvania Rail.
road station, and he received a great ovation
later In the afternoon as he appeared on the
stage OF the Academy Of Music to address the
Republican mass meeting. Tho spacious
building was crowded to the doors. and hun.
drsds were unable to gain admission.
Mr.. Blaine wa accompanied by several mem-
bers Of his family and Postmaster General
Wsnamaker. After his speech at the Academy
Of Music hs went to the Union League, whore
he held reception from o'clock until g. MI
Blaine spoke OF the political campaign in this
State. and continued as follows:
Tho Congress- Of the United States has late
" passed new Tariff bill. Do ysu suppose
that the great free trade papers A. New York
saa the wn
pose beyondp I they can elect Mr.. Psttison
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diEous oss te the cause use e. pToteca9n; peph m
Union. but even In a greater sense she is the
fails back now. WV when the tariff Is on its ssverest
s an tho easy free ss.a sFaS's 70 ss FS na R
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n a 's
a!sad that can heal that .ound
free i trsds.s = NV 9ors s eit1 % Even % The bllna
with sbsir powerful @ organs. are re-. leading % Il:
s9d ss:nst s5S ne y Ssnss
The crusSias bls1 tRsy @ sSsosea ' Is s0us ueos
RS1a1ySysn nSa11 as sS 81 L.
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8 = = GsSsslsra rank.
% e ss ranf TS.pe 9 the
millions Of people that nov inhabit the United
the Goneress o. the United States. The bill III
Ssa D:':idh :h oS.nss IA sss Is p
H:as psaD. % 81 s,
ny friends. faction is tho offspring o, dis.
content, faction leads to defeat. and. defeat
Il 81. Rs l. s .HS
The ,Repabiican. party Of fennsylvsnis come
power. Now 10 the time to stand forth. It is
In the power Of every Republican IN the State
to join With tho great throng on behalf Of the
issue OF protection, upon which Pennsylvania,
as I have sAid before, ts the leading State OF
the Onion.
thu. S. sssp 'sq 81 Se t. %s at %
whether we lose It or whether we gain twill
party. ! believe that from the time Of John
Quincy Adams to Abraham Lincoln. with one
exception. every Administration lost Its second
Congress. SO have not come here to raise q
wall or to sound any alarm upon the possibil-
ity Of the loss Of the House OF representatives.
What deplSS5s is nopuiar So vote in Psrnsyl
Democracy; that shall lead the dissenting
branches Of the Democratic party In New York
to close up and make their strength felt: that
shall cripple Ohio In her effort to throw
or Democratic power 10 the executive
and gerIymandering power In the districts:
that shall throw back Delaware In her Repub-
iiean progress: that shall n, mage se, MARYLAND 9
shall take from us the power to establish the
Republican standard In the new and advaDc.
ing State Of West Virginia. Every one of those
considerations confront you In the vote that
Republican casts In Pennsylvania on Tuesday
next. II is not Q question OF scandal. OF abuse.
Or detraction. It Is none Of these: those arc
merely the masks that hide the free trade face
behind them"
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Blalne's speech
there were cries for Mr. Wanamsker, and the
Postmaster General walked to the front Of the
stsGe and made q brief speech.