Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-28
MR.. BLAINE SPEAKS.
he Eauns,atss Republican Principles h ms
Terse and Eloauent Way.

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He Enuneiates Republican Principles b Ms
Terse and Eloquent Way.
James g. Blaine has delivered HE
testimony in commentator OF the Hat.
rison administration and has set forth
in his usual strong and incisive manner
the reasons why there should be NO
change. The occasion RAJ his visit to
Ophir Farm, and the talk to the people
Of White Plains was only ten minutes In
length, but ten minutes OF James q.
Blaine are OF more account than ton
hours Of average speakers. The pros
perity Of the country resulting from tho
protective policy OF the government waI
the burden Of his little speech, and ito
application to New York was most forci-
BILE. Mr.. Blaine said:
,h Ts1IloS, ;as.sS # Ne New w York s., ! she On ao B:
cali after You have come several miles TO CHS
beautiful home Of ME-. Reid ON . pleasant Oc-
tober evening. At the same time I am mot
which are we'll known to my frtends and which
have no connection whatever with politics:
Generally Administrations in . presidential
dition Of the business OF the country. and
eubmit that the Republican adminietrattcn Of
.Iss 9 mt Hi \ daSpt can =; . trinm sRRs ad.sm endSps
Of the United States was instituted. anybody
Rt any time, has seen what we call good
and spreadingprosperit throughout to who'll
domain of trade. might appeal to New Yorl
4 the city has ever passed q season more sat:
two yeare. In which the general eject on capt.
tal and labor has been more prosperous.
Tho opponents OF the Republican party q:
product Of the msnufsctures1 Of I this city 9 sicns
t r s7o co.,. &c. ic9.,a ANYTHING T. hing t that w tSl l,s cripple
More men In New. York eet their living from
bther source. Tknow New York il the oentess
Of our commerce. the great entrepot OF on!
trade: but Gil the men engaged, tn commercial
"a q lumber nat than the tSsd men Mss engaged aSsN III IN manu- manu-.
features.
M Nor g.. I, y o 60 West; where The Dssm ss.
po! ain : sas. ' Tses o 81 s0s ssss Mi SiaI s1a s aPs
tn snn9.:t take i. Illinois srsl... and &c nt the products nrs s%a,o Ct
than the products of agriculture In these four
Ereat agricultural States. So that ! think Dem-
arouse the hostility Of these States against the
protective tarl6 will encounter q sentiment Of
which they have not dreamed.
these Western States are in q desperate oondi-
tion. The amount Of their farm mortgages
tolls rolls = Up ,i into t the TINT mtii tSn .m YSI w og mo sup,
they embrace could ever have been so invest
! ed. This is not SO among the farmers in New
jeassy. II is not 30 among the farmers Of Con.
necticut. 1t is not 80 among the farmers Of
Pennsylyanta. It is not so among the Farmers
easily learned. but BY q singular fatality it Is
tho Western States that have got all these
!srm mortgages burdening them and taking
state that gentlemen have voluntarily misrep-
resented facts, but, before adopting them %
such, yon will do well and wisely to demand
The tariff, SO Democratic papers say, is the
orietn, Of 2 plutocrattc government. when
rights. I shall venture to challenge all state-
nents Of. that kind. and I shall make the
Democratic accusers the Judges in the case; A
men In the country has been published and
has demonstrated the fact to be quite the re-.
Verse v;.g +, TO Ss such van an extent s,a.; indeed tSs e d.. that a. in the
Fortunes: not three, not two. not more than
bne will be considered as derived from manu-
I have q word to ray about the Irish vote.
see IT stated that the Democrats boast of
having the mass OF them in their ranks. This
. question which interests England SO SUI
premely. which ts canvassed almost IS much
!n London as It is in New York. should have
the Irish vote were solidly for protection they
could defy all tho Vaccinations Of the Demo-
ssT nsnoe party an t ioa . re t Il; th and Sd throw m their In n;
America, against the side Of the foreign market
Of England. I know this appeal has been free
S1snt ~ made de; G ,ax ! make e 4 So, With t sSmph s;.S
light and knowledge before them. they will
deliberately be on the side of their former OPP
pressOrs. I think ] shall rely IN my good
friend Egan. the brilliant and successful Min
lister to Chill. whom ! felt especially glad to
meet at MI. Retd's table this EVENING" think
trymen-his countrymen in two senses-not to
aid the Democratic party. in lowering the
standard of the wages Of American labor by
L their nOfeNffal VOfna and their n0fenftAt
numbers.
Mr.. Blaine vas followed by Minister
Egan. Mr.. Depew and Mr.. Reid, after
which the crowd entered the house AMI
was rece. we'd by the political dignitaries.