New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
MR.. BLAINE'S INDIANA TRIP.
A HEARTY WELCOME AT EVERY POINT.
A GREAT CROWD AT THE STATION IN INDIANAPOLIS
PERCEPTIONS AT OTHER PLACES.
my rELEGR APH TO TIE rRInrN.l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Oct. 22.-Mr Blaine has
had quiet day Three thousand people met I'm the high
arched Union station at indianapolis and awaited pa
tiently half an hour until Mr. Blaine came. Meanwhile
speeches were made to them by Frederick Douglass.
Congressman elect Mckinley and Colonel Goodloe, or
Kentucky. Colonel Goodloe took advantage of Mr.
Blaines absence To deliver severe ana scath-
ing attack upon the indianapolis libeler OF Mr.
Blaine. This brought ont perfect storm OF applause
When Mr. Blaine arrived his reception made especl
ally enthusiastic. He held up his hand for silence and
then said
am very glad 70 have the opportunity this morning
am about depart from your city to express 10
feel the great thnnkulncss offer for the inaghlh'et
reception given me here Yesterday l,hg,r' a. ~ !, one
the of my fo md will be cherished III my re-
membrance "a long n life lasts.
There have been marked incidents In todays ride
outside ~ two places. At Spencer, Democratic town.
some ~ tho Democrats started to yell Mr. Blaine down
but he went ahead Of them by attracting
their attention aud then he had no
more trouble At vonccnnes several thousand
people surrounded him and IN sopultcd MN irmn
his c=cort 10 gct away from them Nir Bnne climbed
democratic towns IN Indiana II was ,oprorhond cen
tire IN the war Set Nr Blaine has been given hero
"r hi' ~" friends bcer nicfr'd With ihc cocct of the
attempt of the pomocrnta In Fort Naino 10 si"p Nr
Uuiun FROM apeui iua hna been bal tlif tho IrW"-
cratic managers have issued orlcrs that there must be- no
t'p'titIun of thu uH'uco
IANuNiNt flAii ftNtIlt@t
IN thla ,N Mr l,lbo mndo speech. ip whDlhr said
Ncfi Respectable mrmhrta uf the oHciN ~ ltiohd4
nuul,r 10 ur Co. indianapolis Nrafrthuft ln warm ru
nrudntlun nf the utopu1un iurn l,hro CON +ir'H ni
American Nhfinna originally drflHurd under DO" Wl
mlul-trntlnu cot Itr-itu turnrt such muNruru ui al,
that consider arlf tu hr tie hnHa "i 7nhhd hhd
Nlto fplrlgu policy. Ne -rrk uu Intervention in tho
afu. r and contentious uf iutopttn hoNrlhu ha, but
We lu .rrh pam of t.idr WITH uut American 1904 %
hols all us prerequisite irrrin Wt -rch ilrhl' hhl
p.trriu relations Win Il the ouuutllrHo oi N"iih h"d
~plth America Cheers We seek moro t1tn tht'.
We desire mot uul o hr peaceful and urhdY with those
va ions, but desire that they shell hc peaceful ana
friendly with each other confess tldi can Imagine
80 mur impressive sp,ctlcie than would lc presented
by all tAe Nations OF tUc New Nor.d meeting at the
capital ui thc trrlt Republic and -oemuly t-icclh- a'
hrfNrru Themselves tlat shall cease ami ta every
difficulty that arise shall hc submitted to Impartial
arbitration lust and friendly settlement. tneels
Almost every Republic ~ North and south America IA,
o Wahn-tOn aud every instinct of justice every con-
,ilrUtiou of philanthropy every teaching 81 lhrs3ly
suggest, that sgcn Congress should Dee Ae.d lAoh@
would embrace In IFS membership only the nation, ol
America. confess sheul wish prouier distinction
FOR the United states America 90 have than 10 Initiate
movement that might ia the wide sweep or IL beheh-
cent in euce Iucorpj prime pie of friendly arnltra-
ton permanent part o. the international code o. me
world. Without iufcunedlliug III the affairs of other
Nations can upon them Influence OF o'tv eN-
ample. and commend to them a policy based Oh the
eternal principles OF Gstce. Cheers.
Mr.. Blaine driven from tile meeting to the house
OF William A. Heiman. whose guest he viii be in Evans
VILE About o'clock Mr. Blaine vent out to review
torclglt procession. Tomorrow ne VII. - % Lday-
ette stopping ut intermediate points.