New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
CROWDS AT THE STATIONS
All. BLAINE RECALLS IIIE Co%DIUoN OF ONO IN

iB, TELEGRAPH 10 IHE TRBUNtl.
ToRESr. Sept 3O.-Ihe first stop after leaving
Toledo was at astoria, the home OF Governor
Foster Several thousand people, the entire poPu-
lauon of the city. turned out 10 greet Mr.. Blame
He was escorted through the streets, and
standing mp m carriage acknowledged the wei
come IN a few words Ex-senator Bruce, of Miss
issippi assured the people thata Republican victory
in October would carry JOY 10 every coioied man III
the South.
n I nin over G. 900 people Were gathered about
platform on the sides of which were displaNGd the
iour issues of the canvass stated by Mr. bia ne
q; Rochester. J. IL. RIdgely introduced Mr. Blaine
s--<bO sand:
Ladies' AID Gentlemen: When was a school boy in
southeastern OHIO orCythrce wears ago this portion o
Tie country presented very different appearance
from What i, presents t0-6Sy, chose iofF-ih'cc
pears have been divided between Democratic
rule and Republican rule leave the voters of North
Ohio to say under which there has eecn mort
the whole of this heayiful state and leaving y"" uir nav
SHSc sqSTce eontPov"r To Of ond APPLAUSE thank
yon for this magnificent reception, so,o .,o,,, q.
see in ths a,scDblago the evidences oi peace picy
and prospcrity-such sees rarely eQnaled ans
where in the world and never ,uPaSsol IL Is III .pur
we shall enter upon series of doubtful and dangerous
experiments. Renewed cheering
Fmery A. Storrs made one of his telling speeches,
after which the train moved on. II passed through
Belle Centre without stopping, though there was
crowd at the depot
THOUSANDS ANXIOUS TO SEE MR. BLAINE
ENTHUSIASM AT 1mE HOMES OF GENERAL ROBIN
sON AND JUDGE WEST.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrNE.l
DAYTON. Sept. 3O--At Forest several hundred
people were at the depot though the tram was not
TO stop. They apparently were gratlhcd 10 get
sight of the car containing MIR. Blaine.
At Nlenton the home of General Robinson, the
candidate for Secretary of State, there was a wild
scene of enthusiasm. An arch made OF
eyerpreens had been constructed the street and
aplatform erected At least 10000 persons were
assembled TO greet Mr.. Blaine, many coming from
long distances. In reply 10 thelf generous "eI'"ho
be spoke these words:
am very glad to be entertained inth home OF General
Robinson, for the candidacy OF General hoplnsol, en-
prelude 20 the National election Of 1Hsi.
iained by Ohio goes far to settle that contest.
IGOod. Good. wen settle that You see, thcrc-
fore what your duty H. and il Is fortunate for Ohio that
the candidate selected TO register her expression OF pop
nlar opinion is man trusted In every cyll station ana
with an enviabe record soldier 80 that the cahdi-
date Is a. strong the cause and no cahdldate can Ia
stronger than the Republican cause tCheelsJ
Al Bellefontane the home OF ex-Judgc West,
who nominated Mr.. Blaine at Chicago. there was
great rejoicing over the candidates presence. The
buildings and houses were decorated and there was
the usual procession of carriages campaign organ
hatlons and brass bands. When Mr.. Blaine
lett his carriage to go the platform there was
kuoh Jam TO get near hun that the other members
OF tue party who in the following car
nages were unable to reach the ros-
.fuu. There was great cheering when
DIT. Blame stepped forward. lie spoke
lew words of thanks. disclaiming any honor for
himself, and atuibuting the enthusiasm of the
people TO Their interest in the Republican cause.
"hen he asked the people If tbelr confidence was
equal TO ther courage there was affirmative re-
ponse that could he heard for blocks, aud il was
SUI greater when hc asked them If their courage
was equal TO their confidence.
Mr. Stons delighted the audience by telling how
'ne Democrats masqueradcd in old Republican
.'othes. Ex-Governor Foster asked the people if
u'ey were going to do better than last year and a
'uoias oi Yes" Yes" came from 10000 throats.
ROYAL WELCOME II URBANA.
novel feature Of the reception at urbana
"aS ca'al'ade OF women on horse
oaek wearing black hats with
.m'e pumes. They acted a. escort for the party.
sand had been erected In the public square sur
.v"puihs the 50 diers' monument. Banners dis
: sp"s such truths as Tho people nominated
i go. 'ney will elect you." were hung across the
There great display
Seania and other decorations At least 10000
ID he sn, assembled IN the square and the roofs
Wh;ls n sun lnding houses were covered with people,
dei,~.sssysiy WIDOW was occupied. MIR Wsnett
ng. Blaine said "'''''"' ~ '''' ~ ""''"
De oygf, pttau act Of the old Confederation after
dnrc w" teen states had acquired thcr indeprn-
rSasiy a lhe formation Of the Northwest Territory,
Tie Reyo. "a 10 free labor 10y the Wise Of
snona 6"a'Dh' Prom 1857 that great territory. divided
been hS t"l hiatos Of which Ohio h. the oldest has
pyvasti.n oi an industrious. honest. Intelligent
fesernm.., .ih"f nave maintained liberty aud ciNl
suse ue . s'u @ have acquired great wealth ! see be.
On the a. n"' a'semblaRe of those who born
exl ,," that territory. aud wish
!bet u fsll N a n'f attention 10 this fact.
larger m e,1 feal wealth II now represents much the
EsDsbkcs has been produced and acaniied since le
nat veaIii has ea'hc INTO power IN 1861. Applause
lefueeeo Al nas pce produced aud acquired under the
ayenent " Wise financial systen and Under tIc encour
~ VOlectlNc lal1I.Il.ol u,.d ~.