New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
HARRISON HOME AGAIN.
,,,s TRIP THROUGH NORTHERN INDIANA
ENDED.

PRESIDENT QUOTES ANDREW JACKSON
vovpe Ind. Oct 2o-General Harrison and
80, nor,y started on the return trip to indianapolis
Ms P" ,oiocr this morning To-days route is tri-
d" ,ar o-e-northwest TO Plymouth over the Penn
.'yaria road southwest to Lafayette on the Lake
50, western and southeast 10 Indianapolis
hN 49, orig Four" Besides the points mentioned.
.hos are scheduled for Columbia City. warsaw
s,obostsr Peru. Logansport. Delphi and Lebanon.
~ ,-sin started this morning with most favorable
.h.r the rain of last night having given way 70
nsh,ne and COOL bracing atmosphere General
lso, was in good trim this morning. notwith-
,,rg his exertions of yesterday. The meeting
80, night was the severes. ordeal ne mas en-
,ered thus far during the campaign The CROWD
" ,ne rink was overwhelming and the police ar
nr,ents were not at AL satisfactory General
rarrlson's Immediate party were Obliged 20 form
.lau Giving wedge TO get him In and out OF
49, hunding to the serious injury OF CLONES anu
INT Tn experience will result in most OF to-
sav's speaking being done on the rear platform Vi
49, ,rain rather than in halls or upon STANDS
'~o,rn,hia City, Ind. Oct. @-Ex-Presideht mar
ian addressed a crowd Of 900 people mere loi
1T minutes this morning. No stop was maze
.,ween Fort Wayne and this place. although 'ne
.oin slowed up at Arcola, where 2" or "VV peop'e
~ gathered to cheer General Harrison VINO APP
- ny the platform and bowed his acknowieos-
pa. 1.ron reaching Columbia City the ex-Presi-
". ms introduced by J. L. Collins and addressed
w. oroUd His voice clear and strong ana ne
s,oke WIKI his customary vigor. he SAID
Nv Fellow Citizens If YOU will allow me; al % nnt
read T r TO- Yoa but bS have an extract
,Wo that I want you 20 hear , snai man ,ea who
Mliio"i il and see II any of you can guess VINO IL
was: s,, mo my opinon on the tariff answer
49,, 7 am in favor OF judicous examination anu
ravison Of it. and. so FAR as me 'a,It tcng and
enaloa~\inr within ourselves the means OF Ma
I ADJ I
st@ rom agriculture the superabundant LABOR
employ it in mechaniIm an o1 Tour breadstus and
henedts to the country will result lake ,,o' Women
culture in the United ., s ones give g home market
sor more breadstuffs than all OF Eurpp e, no" too
furnishes US r, IN the policy Of British merchants
II IS time We should become little more or ni and
eanzel am E,rn5e iced our own else in short
time by continuing our present Po"0'' W" ~
Do You written bd by read to yo
or RePubcan Gen naskson Of tennessee writ
ten in 1874 He thought that wool was an eteeh
in defence The foolish ola aSS eap and Keep
armies in the field without wo9ii s tbsnrht that
o Mas as much essential to our defence as the
capacity TO make guns, and he adyoca.eot psu
to develop the sheep INDUSTRY ana fr ssp9 you
ASKED to follow men who tell you that wool should
on the no free asked t s o oo% Who tell
10, the foreign markets are the most important
TO u.s. 'ns ,,d u" effort to get foreign markets while
throwing away our own Andrew JACKSON emT IS -.
Seveioned He believed 1t would be developed by
fostering manufactures by taxing eng men sS"ns
where would cease 10 pTeavcas Of the
would become 0 od pemoer at viii remembe
old Democratic doctrine on the s1o1ecs OF tne
io sn that we were to give our own home wSrkms s
and makers OF stuff the benefit of iarin sum
Gent at least 90 pay the e"e question Of
that is submitted to you for GeciS S fn ng the
teachings OF those men whom you recognize as as
N YOUR partys great men these modern school
masters. who would lead you to refuse even s 80
OF such duties will pay the expenses OF the
Government.
Warsaw Ind Oct. 2O.-The Republicans OF Kos
cusko County turned out in great force to hear ex-
President Harrison speak this morning. He arrived
on snecial train over the Pennsylvania road at
1910 o'clock his train having stopped at LarwiIi
and Perceton since leaving Columbia cry. Inc
SION AT Larwl made that General harrison
might greet the venerable Alexander McNagny. who
& a stanch Republican. although his son, william
T. McNagny is the Democratic Congressman from
This district At both Larwi and PIerceton the ex-
President said few words to the people al the
stations Upon his arrival in this city ne was nitro
duced by Chairman Biggs, of the County Repuoh-
can Committee.
tho Democrats had been talking great deal about
free raw material. He wanted to know why the
wool produced by the Indiana farmer was classed
As raw material. while the rice grown by South
Carolina planters protected by duty OF ~
cents bushel The intrinsic value OF wool he said.
was but small part of the cost OF cloth The
greater part of the cost paid out for cardng,
spinning and weaving Rice needed only TO be boiled
to be available for consumption at once. Yet the
one was called raw material and the other was
lie haoyo uh hGr
they approved of this distinction and they shouted
NO"
Plymouth. Ind Oct. 20.-The Harrison special
which reached this city at noon was met by 900
people who welcomed the ex-President with hearty
applause. General Harrison spoke for twenty mill
u,es being introduced by Chairman Oglesby, OF the
County Committee. He was somewhat hoarse. mas
voice having been severely taxed by the work Of
yesterday and this forenoon. He spoke nevertheless.
with his accustomed animation. devoting himsel
chiefly to criticism Of the Democratic tariff policy.
which ne declared responsible for business de-
preston. He said:
realize the difficulty of the task which the State
Committee has apparently imposed upon me. that OF
Speaking to all the Republicans In Northern IN.
out IN force this year, and have observed too. a
phenomenal interest among the people generally IN
public questions. remarkable interest for an OF
year The truth is that the people are dissatisfied
with Democratic legislation, and they are worse as
the same KIND. The Democrats have launched their
snip and before its keel s fairly set they have put
IN the drydock for repairs. II Is this condition OF
Things which has aroused general interest and gen
era unrest and this unrest will continue until the
democrats the party OF uneasiness and uncertainty
ar retired from power and the Government trans
ierred to hands that to be trusted.
indianapolis Ind, oct 20.-Ex- President Harrison
returned TO this city $40 this evening. after his
second campaign tour through Indiana. Unlike his
hrst Journey a week the trip of yesterday and
to-day was made in the most delightful weather
bright. clear and warm-too warm. II anything
On this tour too the route lay through strongly
TRADE MARK