Daily Republican., 1884-10-23
|1NE MARCHING ON.
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AL INDIANA mA1r1s
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= 1nE woEKIHo nsH.
,,,rr. Ind, Oct. 22.-Jndian.
IFp,.n a,rsn to Mr.. Blaine In this
N ds;aipariIy when . city goes 70
.,,.ro,b v in The way OF entertain.
y. ,,,Ds Faction next day leaves the
su,sordi y, dinarily quiet, bnt Indian
~, contsnt with the first recep.
y, ~, . 'c crowd of 9, 800 people down
s,tIop ,h Is morning 70 give Mr..
l~s sSod send of.
.a.n0ps,ration at the station was
~, marked inc identof the day.
ls,st y. Douglass, Governor Porter,
'I 4 Good Ioe, Of Kentucky. and
..map.e elect Nick inley were on
4, mne lime before Mr.. Blains's
! md az there were repeated
Sr a speech, these gentlemen
~, NJ and talked upon the platform
.nr, until Mr Blaine's arrival.
,..ck Douglass raised q laugh
's,v n,hat be was not along to
rseehes, bnt simply TO give color
alp" ..s a.,
E'Jtis Logapsport speech. Il was
a lOr Co!onel Goodloe, who fol-
! % refer 10 the indianapolis
nm ar. Blaine. As the latter
!, ye. arrived, he gave free utter
yii. thoughts upon the subject.
al be was a meInb Der of the off,
.rulliee hich went to Augusta.
waOed Mr.. BIaine's standing In
sNoia domestic circle, with
s.-tis faithful companion for
y% years-her face bmning
at, confidence and honor, be.
k isc daughters, while the
sgc.ure Of health and happi-
M near. To reach into this
ltlcie with the poisonous fanRs
,isr to serve a base political end.
,ume which should be punished.
ristpad lie the hand that first
st hi. iaul SANDER. The crowd
HI Almost every word of the fiery
t.rs phiaippic against the mean
III, Bane. slanderers.
auel Goodloe afterwards spoke Of
|np,ie,ry Of Mr.. Blaine's brin : ing
tsI sai,, Said he I" 1t shut up
Nee, army Of slandeiers in Ken.
b. A.. your Democratic papers
getting rsady to use that meanest
mean les in every way that
riiy coa.d devise. but the libel
iaut them oil up"
hG Blame SPEAKS BRIEFLY.
Blaine arrived soon after the
Etci Go onel Goodloe was finished.
The crowd had finished cheering
h lifted his hand to command
+, ard said ..5
avery glad to have the opportuni.
smorning, az ! am about to de-
i0u your city, to express to SO
dlhe people Of Indianapolis the
Slgsticn | feel, the great thank.
81 offer for the magnificent re-
q gwen me here yesterday.
!. IN one Of the events OF my
ASil he cherished inmy remem-
u .ong as life lasts. [Great
tis
10y between indianapolis and
eii mas been comparatively un.
lA- The road has been through
ny h'okly settled locality. w hile
tIa,he places there were deci.
+ns'atie majorities, Mr.. Blaine
"a e'Iectfully received at all
saa there was an ATTEMPT
Tie Democrats TO embarrass
~ Attoon captured their attep.
~ 'Fose without interruption.
PV''A, BUT KIND RECEPTION.
'l,tL,ts he had the roughest re
ru'a n KlhGly nature, he has ct
'a' sand was too far away.
az cane to move back to his
% ltople gathered about, trying
~ IL hy the hand and 10 lust
.u he result was that he was
y J1',,'' Finally, to escape, he
saS'I "a. barbed wire fence, and
tkst kt eaaeht his right boot and
II. H. lotn across the top. 1t was
r., Is'' i'' ioot itself escaped.
~ ~ 'V.Ie, his stopping place to-.
~ ~ is crowded beyond all
~, "enly thousand people
i, ~ from the surrounding
a,,,', ,,s-s although there is a large
NJ < 'H hg population, no effort
h., !, y. lar "a break up OF disturb
|ag 4ef p4fade and meeting OF the
g.,a .1 ,D, = !le guest of Congress.
na r,o,t " he goes to Lafayette
|,rnas' sl'' lntn leaves the State