New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
SENATOR HOAR HOME AGAIN.
CONFIDENT THAT THE BAY STATE IS ALL
RIGHT

HIS OBSERVATIONS IN EUROPE STRENGTHEN
HIS BELIEF IN THE PROTECTIVE SYSTEM.
Senator George F. Hoar and Mrs. Hoar arrived
here yesterday morning the steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm II. Senator IIoar looking eX-
ceedingly well, and his rudy face and hearty
manner showed the good effect of his voyage
He met at Quarantine by his son, Colonel
lockwood Hoar, who went Oh the revenue cutter
Chandler. Senator Iioar said to Tribune re-
porter
IL really have nothing to say about politics
have been away for the sole purpose of saving
NIX eyesght, which was failing me. Ny phys
clan ordered me TO stay out of politics alto
eether this year. and not to do any work unless
I was willing TO lose my sight. So, for the
first time in forty years, | have been out of
politcs OF course / am satisfied and delighted
with the ticket, and | am gratfed at the good
news from all the States, particularly New-iork
Massachusetts, have no doubt, will swing into
line, as usual
aOne thing l will say: Ny experiences in
Europe more than ever satisfy me of the great
value Of the protective system, and 1t Is prov
ing an indirect blessing to the working classes
in Europe by making them DESTROYS of following
our example of good wages and good living. Ihat
il about all I care to say politically.
Il sailed Cor Europe May IA to consult
specialist in regard to my eyes For some time
/ remained under the care of physician IN
London. Then | went to Paris, ana thefe was
treated by the celebrated DR.. Landold, a Swiss
oculist, with most gratifying results We have
yssd many R'eG also IN VENT IT, MaU and
We We e did not Know of Mrs. larrisGn's
death till the pilot came on 1oa hnra,, t oT.
pected anything else. | shall 20 TO worcester,
Mass At once, and thence to boston.
Senator Hoar called at Republican National
Headquarters in the afternoon and SAID "
eourse il Is unnecessary 10 say tilat IN EhSiahu
The great balance of sentiment lis in favor OF Ceve
land among ali classes They dislike America,
either as a business rival or because they do not
anproye our form Of government, out the pOsi
marked indications of the feeling are 10 De louhu
among the tracesnen and manufacturers VINO are
interested in the production OF arucles "hien we
are now making for Uurse yes Wherever / nave
been have been recognized as an American. ana
almost invariably the tone OF talk among loreleh
manufacturers is one OF encouragement ana
Of acknowledgment that the EnGshman IS ne
Ing driven from the market by his American conf
petitor friend who accompanied me vi my NY
iourney went TO y London manufacturer to pur-
chase a portmanteau The dealer said Il have
heen In business fifty years and have succceueu
we'll but YOU can make those things now cheaper
than we can What my sons are going TO do goo1-
ness only knows l think, however, that Ainerl-
cs can do more for foreign countries by maintain
ing the protective ystcm and the great anu gioIi
Gus gains of the past thirty years than she can ny
opening her markets again 70 the unuerpaiu GpG ?
81 Europe To do that will not increase tAelr
wages or benefit their condition, VINE On ;re
ether hand the example of American prosperity
and the success of free government Is the only ee
waiting principle for the poor and the downtrouueh
classes everywhere