New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-30

Well that Is so, bnt Providence DID IT, but you can
Gaughter) But, my friends, there Is team which len
cannot be beaten. When yoI get me MehLhuey Dli,
lapplause) with its protection principles, wnen you
get the coinage of silver reduced by Republican policy
TO point where enough silver Is put INTO the lrsSSy
amount which shall make a silver dollar equal TO
gold one when you get reciprocity lappausel, When
you get good crops. with famine on the other slas
which brings the highest prices for the largest amount
OF production o; the farm th%n you nave q ioural
hand. with Providence the box, holding the relns.
(ApplsuseJ II i not the coach that goes through
Central lark with the fayorites OF fortune on Dp put
It Is train carrying 63.OOOOO0 people 10 higher
plane Of wealth, OF progress, Of PROSPERITY tIreat
Well. they told US that our foreign commerce would
be DESTROYED. and we have S74OOOOOO more Of com
mere thls year. imports ana eAPorS ., d1n ,Sat
the buildneup OF this barrier about our ports wOud
offend foreign nations. and they WOMB hOJ DuS uae
products Of our farms. We have sod IN me ns S
year 80 900 900 Of the products of our farms ana
S20O00OOO Of the out put Of our factories NOR 1ha
We have ever done befora. II IS the peciIaadg OIL
Republican administrations and Of Republican measures
that they always reSusctalne Industries resuse'
tatiug commerce. resuseitating tIae, lNPpauS5.l
II seems Ia be the pecuhary Of Democratic measures
and administrations % fall n prOvhe any tmns lV t
rcsscitatlon, to keep the machine gong Whe IL
resuscitaieT. ] met the Other day, When wa
travelling down SOUTH upon the coast eohnnuh hi
Of Their business is TO look OUT ior sips
that are unfortunately driven that coast III the
storms that prevail there. Well. they nave scn 100,
and said Father there professor here from New
England, and to-day he gave us lesson sho"lns
Low 10 resuscitate n drowning man. lie sara yon
should roll him over get him to breathing ana get nm
TO sitting up and standing up ne ssa SIu r, eJ I;s
only get him In time you could bring MN PACK TO ne
Now. father YOU have resuscitated drowning men III
your lifetime. what do yon do first c. .-,. tho
fathers reply. That Yankee professor was RepuD
lican tGfcat laughter and applause s.o,o. ,r,o
differs from most other Presidents in that he ha.
enlarged where they have enesy fF0 ONCE that the
evaporation Of the merits. intellectual ana moral ora r. 81
the canddate during the canvass ma%ei @ - b O a1a
when he gets into the Presidential chair ana te DHze
OF publicity is on him, he so shlnkS ana siinhS ia'
when he goes ont he is ont Bnt Presae md ra rd
bellttled that until he had an opportunity 70 "orH, %
we coad sec the res1itS OF MS apS d V ~ tbe frt
year he has been growing. until now there Is no TAT
minded man who does not acAno%iese vorbilr hon.
ora5ly md greatly. Nprllus'J
ALL AGREED Of THGS.
There IS no man who denies. whether he be Demo
crat or whether he be Republican that in his utter
ances before the people in their several localities ne
has d spayed a versatility. felicity aud an admfaOe
wisdom Of speech uncqualled in the ephemei% or''oS
Of our day prolonged appllu-c1
There Is another statesman for many years leader
Of the Republican party but who IS to-day the pfue
Of the whole American people. lie' deNrthS 80, Moi
the usual line, Of carrying ont ola p?llclea, MItt
genius for affairs and marvellous capaCly iOr trc,c
statesman snip .carceW ever eniu tn, o noliry and
defeated the criticisms upon or lur tt''i Poi'i ,,r
opened markets T. our people The ever lhcraa
ins opportunities Tor wealth 10 our iaIner, anu "',o
facturers. Il empl ment 10 our "tI>dns no ", III
chancs. which Will come from The operation oi tle
principles OF reciprocity Will ne tue fuulI- NOM"
mcnt OF James g.. Blaine. Great applause
our Democratic friends have said TO ~ IN past
wears We have no Mugwumps UhlS fdll
However. the Republican Mugwumps are in line with
their party but the Democrat, have developed strong
facult, fJr independent expression ana action we are
TREMENDOUSLY marching against an enemy IN whose
c2u.p there T., OF the most extraordinary leNOuS
which have ever threatened a campaign. The Demo
cratic or7tOr> taught their constituencies - LOOK
unon the utterances of George william Curtis, OF
t;n.tav Schvab. Of Matthew Hale and II Harper's
Weekly as the highest expression NJ political wisdom
1hCy are spcechess when they find that al these
gentlemen are and that journal IS enthu,laStcay for
Fn,~aft and roman. tApplausel Every man VINO
ma, title ~ leadership in the Republican party is work
ing with might and main for his ticket. tAppac ,e)
Iut on the Democratic side y National represent ltive
Of the party. the New York state member Of the
National Committee. and the Democratic Lieutenant
Governor OF state. their friends that certain
disaster will follow the success Of the Sartoga ucket
Tnanilnity on one side and facOna division on the
other are AWAY, the foreunncr Of victory for the
united party. (Applause) We have Ind in orr history
many upri,ngs II the people. and always with the
same reSu-the people win. applause Inc wave
Of pOpulsr enthusiasm and earnestDeSS which is rolling
down from the lakes. VIII submerge the adverse ma
iorlties at this Of the state and secure Tor New
| York the government which il needs for the next
three wears. bv the election OF FasSett and No0man
| prolonged and loud applause and Cheers