New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
GENERAL LOGAN'S JOURNEY.
RECEIVED ny CROWDS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
ADDRESSING tApGE AUDIENCE Is PHILADELPHIA
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| rnuArttrniA. oct, N.-rhousanda Of ponpc had
! gathered this AFTERNOON in the strcctH through
| which II wa known that General Logan Wnnd
| pn-H on his way from the liund street station 81
! the rcnnn, l,nnn railroad tothc Continental Hotel
hc cit, seemed a. have cmptiod itself into 'heat'
nut aud lioad sin. natnorH, inrn inscriptions "I
ever, kind hung from Vindow, balcony aud h"n7r-
! top, The sidewalks we're one mass 0i moving hu-
manity, iostlng. pushing, strainng 10 get look
AT the candidate. They had not long 10 walt
Promptly at / o'clock the shnll whistle of the To-
comotiyc announced The arrival of the
special tram winch had left Washington
the morning in charge Of a committee of the Young
Mems Republican Club of thia city.
A. soon as General Logan was seen to descend
the steps of his car j anmg on the arm Of Edwin :.
Stewart president Of the club, there went up
cheer which drowned the noise OF some departing
trains a procession led by few of the commit
tee made ITS way through the throng. Every
now and then there would he renewal OF the cheers
and clappng Of hands. to which General Loan
bowed his acknOw led gmcnS. Ii was with some dlih-
cutythat thepartv reached the carriages which were
In waiting crowd succeeded i'll keeping up with
the carriages until they reached the side entrance
of the Continental Hotel. All along the route
there were cheering and waving OF handkerchieis
Arrived al the hotel General Logan sought some
rest of which he was sOrely in need.
REMARKS OF GENERAL LOGAN.
General Logan's speech at the Academy was
listened to by an audience such as has rarely
assembled within the walls OF that building. Ii
was composed Of all classes OF people. There were
men well known IN business and financial circles
men prominent in science, i'll politics and IN law
but far the LARGEST proportion OF the audience was
made up Of artisans, mechanics and men VINO
seemed 10 have left the bench the work hop to
yhc,v thair iuternst cause q protection ana
their allegiance to the Republican party. Ii was
II them that General LoCan's remarks We're chiefly
addressed. In plain language he brought home 10
them the truths which uuderlIe the doctrine
OF protective ta1. By examples lying
close at hand he illustrated the hcnerts
which they were deriving by a4hcrns TO the tenets
held sacred by the Republican parry. Every point
hc made was greeted with tunutuous applause.
The audience scarcely realized what demands they
were making upou las strength when they shouted
to hun to 'Go ahead" Keep OH" "Wc'l stay
here all night lie himself seemed 10 have
forgot en- what he had gone through.
II would take too long TO euumcrlte the many
points and facts with winch General L0e1n's speech
bu.tlcd 1t Is uec.s ary only 20 ate tnt proiec-
tIou formcl the chief topic of the speech. As such
il specially comuru led itself to
Philadelphia audience. Fitting it was,
too that the mcctlnr ia aid 10. presided over bv a
representative manufacturer. Nr nob,on. oi IhIa-
dephia. - fact winch beeouc- still more significant
when il is cou.idcIci that n certain quarters not
long ego the rumor was started that the noh.ons
were free trader. because they vihel 10
import then material used in the manuiac-
turc Of Their caructs free of duty
Livery one present AT thc meeting Tonight must
have been struck hy the plain langul ae which Nh
Uobson used when he explained hi postionI' 1aIi-
ing "a protective tarH. II could moot Doc mislind'.-
stood nor twisted into thr contrary of hni ~ was
intended to expires. oven Dos nemoerata statesmen
Apum-- of G.yE A. ufAfrn
General Beaver preceded General b.
gan in happy speech. Round after round
of appliance ereaf'l Inns al'ie.. Uhiio hi' Ie-
malas were confined in laisa measure to the qnoa-
tion of tlo tatin They did net absorb alto
sothoi tho time of thc speaker ON the
contrary hn zttuck boldly into tails
about the situation ia Ohio and West
Virginia ltatoa nom which lac had onl, iuai
returned pnd about which ho gay" encouraging
a.,uunts, The ohio CAMPAIGN lac compare 70 lh
IFS ,ieDf aud tho interest tHlrn 100
IL b., iho OHIO people thou-r',o.
IT, the Times eft tho liHuu-on light
oilsIo. la Nuana, thoush General iiot'rr dtI
not rNprtt too much. there was hope Doc thou-ht
u view of the sp,rndld 1aht tnr hcpuhic'na oi that
state were making. Au aucrlot. which the Cen
crAl related toward the close ol his remarks evoked
much laughter Ii tod oil au odd farmer Who ih
the DAYS of the Chicago Convention. had been hoy
erng about the Telegraph office "i his town. cleer lo
hear what ticArt had been n"nnt M. W n'" ihr
new, finally came That u was H.hr ana Logan
be- TUNED to tine operator with IoN otWctcu h every
feature. and exclaimed VIVA. ticket! Won
An in,err.t.d sp.cftfor ln the audience va, MR..
Ioru Who sat DO the lower box in Ihc ltit "l lur
stage. She Aas accompanied her husband thr d0i
icW weeks. il was NOT long before the audience
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sneaker, luoidtut. :. referred 90 nrr Che auccuc"
showed it, respect hy enthusiastic ana ione-coh-
dr m ram which -et .n early in the evening
inter erred somH',hat with The success oi the parade
II did not however. DIMINISH The number az those
who had ,gnfbcd tier intention oil taking l"il
m IT, nor lid 10 scem t. lessen the crowds Wnch
bad gathered in tie streets. lie number oi lho'e
actually I'm line /, estimated YarinuilY al from
- 900 to 1850. With thcr Unuolms torches,
banners and light. they presented handsome ap-
pelIancc. General Logan rode at the mead oi the
~ ort.,-on M 70 car.ia-e To the toutneutd.. where
from one Of it, ia COME, ina Chestnut 81 he reviewed
tie men. ~ 3 oclock tomorrow morning be
VIII continue hi, journey. lie NIL return
10 West VIRGINIA and speak at different points along
trr BaltIu0r" and ONO Railroad, and also a PARK
crsburg. thence he Will rOceed 10 ONO and adj
dress a meeting in Cncinnatl Inc tI1p 10 Massa-
chusetts has been gwen up
THE GREETING IN WILMINGTON.
WIrMlNGroN. Del. Oct. S.-General Logan en-
tered the Opera House here arm in arm with Mayor
Wales There was large crowd inside and out. aud
the party was greeted with loud cheers and the
waving of hats and handkerchiefN. Anthony
Higgins introduced General Logan, who
paid tribute to the manufacturing industries OF
Wilmington and spoke OF the great increase III the
industries of the country and the great develop
mcut of its resources under Republican rule lie
briefly discussed the subject of tree trade and pro-
lection, claiming that tarh for revenue Only l. /
free trade doctrine " Free trade he said, IN !
spired Your senators and Representative on the
match question"
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