New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30

poscd TO do ncxt month. "Wc propose TO 90 ''a, 's
dutv." shouted voice from the crowd
Won do blaine and Logan will carry every No',"-
- cto,ov said Mr. Tennev. "The DcmocIa'c
marty - he sald. came into this canvass c"i'Si"s
Too b,r,crs the British frec-radc nag ~ '"u
hooa and thc black flag of slander AZ 'hc i'"''
rho, nointinr TO n Cleveland flag hanging uo""
tbc street he said "That flag should DC Io"o'o"
and the English ensign placed over IT, an" P1
ing 70 n Blame and LOGAN banner nc s"u w
should be hoistcd hgher and the Wofu h'l''n""
written across il. While III Dublin 'n,s t r"mt
mer counted ut tWGh'N ros -ono once a prosperous
country is now dcsOate because oi INC ~ w'as
affection which England has pm "P1" RIaine WAS
"onviuced bv NV visit abroad that II lpi""II rn W
,,nn,ng there he would not carry single Euio
pcan state" 49, f.,t,ro1 JUc soid
diaa,ree On no,nt with my Brooklyn friend. 1e
GeVe that # Blaine were running IN Eulnpe 10
womld carry one country like wild fire and thai E i
Ireland When the sughter WhiGn t6n amrndment"
and Mr Window added: ireland mas ti'of of ~
free trade experiment and Is heaIliN SIN S again
f"rgTard leading exPresdcnt Hayes saying
II have the honor of introducing 10 f"m e tbirfv-
who needs no introduction III any oneoi 'he 'hii''
eight States of the Union.
In reply Mr.. Hayes sad: .,., 90
NV fenow-citizcns of Huron County am very ga" e TO- 10
respond the call that has been naH' n h m my friend
W iine f,r tbe work that did with you eight years
ago ago m hnorins tbc Rcpnbicn candidate for PIc,dcnt
of the United States IChecrs ana Cries VI ;,i,,s
good - am very glad this vast multitude oi @ ~,
of Huron County has come here to see ah To- @ @ " i
give friendly greeting au an Iu rhccring
A little boy climbing up on the platform asked 10
he allowed TO see Mr. Blaine, saving Don't ten
him my mana is n Democrat" He was gr tlhcd'
After tbe Rev Mr. Iidreth and others had been
presented to the candidate he took his departure
amid the greatest enthusiasm. .... ohor,,ed
At Munloeylc, where the party GhaIgheih Gaighin
to another Tallroad tnefe WIS 'iV"" "
cheered enthusiastically.
GREETED BY 10000 PEOPLE IN SANDtSN l.
MIR BLAINE RECALLsA VISIT 10 TIE CITY IlllEh-
SIX YEARS AGO. AND TELLS OF ITS PIVjIiEss'
lDY TELEGRAPH To rnE TRBuNEl
To1rDo. Sept % Sandusky made great show
Am,litary company and campaign organizations
with brass band followed by n vast tmong ol
neoplo escorted the party in carriages TO IoS-
trnm III the public square where 10000 persons
were gathered. L. b. King introduced Mr. Blaine
to the people who chccrcd Justify. This IL what
Mr. Blame said TO the vast assembly
This is nv third visit To the city of Sandusky and can
m n"t p, r'o" @ III" rnrr was Int one railroad line in OHIO
extending from here 70 Cincinnati with gar III @ ,I
of IL was what In those days termed the Od Mnd
River line with strap rails and YGy ,nheC s io, is
an hour. ianghtcr recall this because il images TO
my mind more than anything else ! know, ih' E'San,
here prcscnt a great majority OF you many years my
Junior could sec OHIO ~ IT then was conlI',eu WIZ @
under free government and have h1d nli 3Plo,nn,,E
to work ont these great results anu you WI "4," ,d @ y,
that hy thc larger part of the progress iha mas "
odc In these intervening thlry-sx years has been made
since tbc Coycrnmout of the Emitted states came under
the control of the Republican party ana me county hl1
been blessed with protection 10 American labor ana
the scene Of s hour with what recall % ct inI past i y
lesson which am sur" you have learned already
Ex-Prcsdcnt Hayes mado a few remarks IN
pressing upon his hearers the Importance of mann
tainlup protective tarn, which could only hc
done hy the election of the Republican ticket, ana
thaukiu the people fnr fhoit e"uoro"' weIo""" ="
Mr. Blaine John +. Locke, cX-Sccrctafy Wihdon'
and Mr. Tcnncy also made short addresses.
The historic hrclands Of the western Reserve
maintain lts well known admiration iof Nj Blnno
hv wonderful disuay of cuthutlasn winch "ls
shown ns the train moved on '!Ndc lulhol uul
! nnnthct largo crowd 10 greet Mr. blaine. llr lc-
turned thanks. referring to ~ PATRIOTISM ad ii7
| uinsuortty na shown bS the evidences about nm.
| II Itrmnut the hunooi cx.I'tCsdrut lIAv"a. "OOO
| prtrons were nt ihe station. Inc CN-IioId'nt
! introduced Mr. Blaine who saul
mont nud tu be- introduced N cN rid'ui IN'' '" h'
uplpbots and ficuda. nm Plnd io nave W"lr"Uuhl'
fn sy hrto int II WiH ihr ouNihc fortune ~ Nout di
tmr,ishcd follow aufou, ns II"rid'ut "t enc lWl'l
| ttaioa. 10 lca,c th" p"oplo of lh" country ~ in'
administration Than lat IA which D." found thcm "n ~"
dny of hir inauguration, uud that be- steady tiih"l W.
public crtcrin throughout h. whole term oi Once"
thank him and ihuh you for lhiH personal conn imrli
and Tor - public significance, ana J'k ~ A"u me- con
| eiicIntr Indictment which know Aou VIII f'r 10 lhr
weight aud meaning of Ohlo7 voice Ia October lIhihn
! hias Tie ChcclHgl
Mr. Tcnucy made a short address and amid great
| enthusiasm the party proceeded 10 ElmOrr small
| hamlet where several hundred persons "cI" as
| scublcd the greater portion of them farmers an
| worEngmen. There was the usual speaking and
the tram moved on TO Toledo, having at achcd Ia
| it ancxtra carcOntaInIng the Reception Committee
| of tins city,
| POTSINC RECEPTION AT TOLEDO.