New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
GEN. HARRISON SPEAKING.
THE EX-PRESIDENT AGAIN TAXES HE
STUMP IN INDIANA.
nor, ,rupo,cu THE REPUBLICAN COUNTIES
OF THE NORTHERN PART or THE
sTATE-cArsEs OF THE Bts-
NESS PROsTRATION.

NESS PROSTRATION
,,,,t r,1 oct Io-Ex-Preslent Harrison
s,ar,.d on hts second campaign tour Of the state al
few minutes after o'clock this HoFh'hs'
DAYS trip is 10 the north and east over the Lax 10
and Western roads. taking In the town o, .nooe'
Vile Upton Kokomo Marion. Burton anu "'' ~
The posiponement OF the trip for one day. OWNS
to the death OF Mrs. Irwin Harrison the eN,i 'o'.
do,,'s slster-n-aw has somewhat upset the ~ .
,orgenents Of the Republican State Committee ana
tho schedule originally made out Will be dlsFeSa'ueH
uhenever necessary General Harrson's trip IIs'
week was through the Democratic stronghoId' To-
DAYS route is through Republican counties
Noblesve. Ind. oct. l9-rhe Harrison Sp'V''
was me, here at $40 O'Clock this morning by
,'ror, - 2 ooo including a large number Of Grand
Army veterans The bright pleasant weather
bro,gh, out hundreds OF farmers, who drove III from
The country in the early morning to ava" 'n' ar
rival OF the train.
THE DEMOCRATIC GLOVER" FIELD.
General Harrison was In excellent voice ana ad-
dressed the crowd in his most spirited and vigorous
style. lie said in part:
Ne folov,-cl,zens: have before me a pretty mar !
l,vs work but this large assembly ana TINS coin'h
welcome hope viii prove stimulus ~ Vre ;bes.
good citizens OF one Of the greatest of our lniiaht
SoIntes great IN It's resources but greater stl!'
Us nc:o,e ana the good order OF the communities
There seem - be Indications this year that 'hc
rconln haze made 40 their minds that the puo''
administration - the affairs 0f this nation ~
something - 10 with the business prosperity OF ",
peop;e [ think our Democratic iT.eEns atult.'t
ihis in the last campaign. They were peEhip'
then Inclined 10 exaggerate the influence OF plHt,s
and OF political successes upon The business OF III.
country They assured you then, tnlh|' va.
Democratic success would mean the bringing III or y
gro, wave OF prosperity that IN" depression ~H',
fr.yaI.I IN some branches of agrlcuitii" Woil4 Ky
once be relieved that The low price ~ wheat "2",l
be- followed by high prices and IN worl the Mo-
country would be- their song went, III cover
They exaggcrated the possible indueno' OF "N,
ccutlvr ard legislative policies upon M = IT,
rrosp,rity Of the country. but these po4't' NV
much 10 10 with H. Tho tarin question to1'he'
the business % the country closely, tic liaii '"l
question IN. character ol our coin ana the cHai
acter OF our paper Issues All closely Huu'I.' ~
business OF the people. but our pemocrati' i'i"nIS
sn.un 10 have Lost some OF the hlgh Impression
they had OF the influence of these thihfS. Nv
mi things have turned out 50 differently from
what thev propncsied. they are making excuses
think / have heard som. OF them say thHt p-il''7
urn periodical and that this ~ ptTio"ical PAM
You know how our doctors. especially IN TINS 'oNii-
re NAT used 10 b. an ague country. but Is Such
no Longer used 10 talk about perodicity so our
Democratic friends are trying To make you or''rtt
that this is "A case OF pcTOCiNty. ppHt'ti lt.f
AMI n,iltl.,l managers ought TO deal ialry WIN
the r'eople Performance ought - De- in' hi''hi-
ant and handmade 81 promise. since. our b'i''-
cratic friends promised 50 largely, ana since '''
hen assured YOU that Democratic success womb
be the instrumental and sdhci'ut cause or hrlhk-
ing I'm prosperity. We mr." entitled, certainty ~
against Them to hold them this year 10 r'p@ohs.-
biliiy for these promises and Tor that 81" iA'"''
Witnessed