Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-25
HOME AND ABROAD.
WHAT THE NEW WORKERS THINK
OF BLAINE.


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OF BLAINE.
EicnGiShneSS in Kansas Colorado
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'Si'''>r'' ->phiSfSu'e OF
FhiIanthrOnists
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Biaine IN the Empire state.
NFW NOEK September Hif,i Mr. Hl,i,,o tI,i.
morning received delegation rom ;hS Yorn,,,
Mems Republican Club Of Rr5oklyn Who cs,,s,
To inform him ot the action oi that club last
th5mt tnj ~ tS i" support h'ln; fane
Chairman In,rs Is w.. - " - a s. % y!u>A
Stgtn C,n,rnfttoa o,, q y, ~, ''.S NSlH''".d'
.,,-;,, |,,;,t 60 - = ,'tti' @" 'Hc y
RIM ~ .. 1i -, 49, on nm ana escorted
81 crowd b5J .ii,l4 Wv ~ US l".H
r5eprs Tho fr,i,' ~, ~ '.''A' Aii4"
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HIS REMARKS TO TIE NoISU MEN.
NEW NuRK Scutc,nIyr 9Th I Wood
house, i'm presenting the resolutions .r fr,
Brooklyn RruuhIican CI,lb tD AFR E,-.,, tf:-
morning. St4tel that the action of tf,, sim, in,
hGoI>luS h!n with practical uuuuimuy. would
t1'' i.; 49,, NY 20 'nS h. plu.'t"h ca''>e MI
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, ~, o. 90 "uv" personal
nm IGnr .-,d "a ~ ,,, ~, M, M, .., al 81 e''.f
- -, IN q a. 3 WI, ''.. i-''''o.
: Ino,, ifs ,..i;,, .,,,5 = 80 T t.'- .-
nm, mn, 80, 800 t'. 81 '-.l o..
said tl9t each orls ,...,.,if- f,,., s-,f , ,r...
lei sire 1hst fi,. - f , CIV ,.., & .'.'' I
ru,7i.an gi,,& ,.,1,..l , '. 80 -. " .''
~ ,,,.',7 '. go o." 's ~ '1'.'.'''iH NNsi'.t
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ARRIVAL At YoNNEE>.
YcNFrrS ~rnter,lsr otth NJ. rrs+-.. i.,
company With 'Chairnan Warmer .,',j s-,.i~.,,-
:. pr!pcr, of the state Committee arrived this
nor . ne received he'Ujy carefN "i along
iVLa % ','y I1,si 10 yiN car "ES'c '"s crowd Was
~ RS '.i '-'''- ~: 'it l''-te- ihr tram was mace
up , WI ,aIye ] .i,'S' ~ Ia5EaSe aAa Two ora" Ing
@ 1D"Lu T"tS, nc 4oHii" Is ana hleuItlu- TIE
iS1I p'"5!nin oi 'hC ear Moa"" i YVES hand
,SItllCI! "ttYI'.Ni WIN lhc American 'o.'iS
I @ @l'CIc WStr "'o I"iEr Ii'tnftS OF IIdiUC and
I-u-ai, on II'y sue Ht 'hrear. only about thirty
!'"l''liyi'i ASP"1.''HtN ana newspaper men
T,lG W.. on poaIu NedHy all cto"ded into the
t'.s',nJ , N". anU EqNe nm cordial welcome
"a, 2 c'isC'ou ltt v'tgH lac demand for
M a.. nv % 'la' h'ur ha' To- G"ipeaI
gi S-tS a,',9 IN ne S5i""S HhaS with !aauy
w., ~ u, ''a' moved out
~ ~ l'N '"tgcNotS upon iho track.
pa S,u @ ne @ Il4 Sool H&at sleep, tei, rc-
'-'S''N'' anu '''Nc0 'Hoe'i0I ana bright
REJECTION AT PEFE>KIlI.
Com SPEINgS. Sapter1hpr 9th A. T,,,, .r.iil
nlllvl 500 cal thcr,d Sr[,~,i i,.,. .,,i Nl-.
were ia r procession with legend, ..rai", ,,I
logan and " Protection to \-rl'i,,.-,,',, y, a.
Blaine's Side introduced hi" lybiic rb crr,,i
cheercd Blaine said ~ am v,-,,I,,i al i
to Won gentlemen f,,r vo11r cr-jiai ,,-.,.ti,,7
have hcrcrof,rr know, r,I,rt, lf ~
of the ErnubiicgnS or ~ iCS t,!,"i.,!
ward uv>rlf and am olad tn hSy -, 'r
tunitv Of thanking vgu IN nersorI ~ va
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'I""HS Al E\Ltf STATION.
-. roy kEEislE, september 2ith.-N along
rtbrsios, cr,,i 49, "CLr tLsJ anu
dcutiul ,.andiI,fn Err f,,r7 t,s - ,liS - -,
and fo rho demands f,r .r,ob ~ I ~, ,.''C,
made a f,,y r.marts tbHolin,, tb ,I 90 60
rLc rrccrtio,, and tbn ,rSnj "a IN -; a."
~ ~ i'i mon ''''N''0''
THE hENoNSIEAIlVN At ALBANY.
AIEASY Scptclnhcr Nth Tho 6a,un,vtr,ti,p
al Albany was very large and wildly rnthu.ias-
tic. As the train entered tho dcT1t 'rhcre was
large crowd in wnitfug. and i'm q few r,ir'r.ns
every available foot of sr,ocr was flI.I Pei.
climbed on the tons of cars md nn tbo r,,nf nr
the dcpot 4 Great many vOrtiuo mon ,rara
amoufi Tho audience Esfn" y,.,t r,,iy.I t6
e,reut chrerin" Ioain amj .ooi, r.1't'i \ ".
rbat hc b,F tn .+oHd b,,,f,, - -;
I,t.r,. he clIll ,,,t q cbafi,.,. tn ,,caI. VS.
orjar ,vns restored L.. tLa,,i; H., c. ~
Irr1fn>trntion ava ''''
lNNENSE "AIhLHIN" At uIi'N
UTICA, September 24th.-W When the train en-
tered the dCpOt here every availablc Snnt beside
the track and in front of Baggs' Hotel was
packed Blaine said: - thank You very sin
cervly. citizens of Utica tor this cordial greet
ing, and this cordial welcome. Ii is Il grand
conclusion of Il Strics of welcomes that | have
enjoyed to-day in the Mohawk valley. which
touched me very deeply with Il sense of graft
tude. which | confess to be greatly enhanced