The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-28
LIGHT READING.
Brief History of the Candi-
dates Progress.
BUTLER DELIVERS HIMSELF.
A Bold Observation-Disclosures ut Cleye-
1and-Murder and suicIde-Mon-
tana Republicans-Miss We'll
toms Death.
More Blaine, and More to Come.

CLEVELAND, September 27.-At about
half-past 10 a. M, Blaine went from
Mrs. Garfeld's house to Kennard, where
he remained in his parlor receiving call
ers until he went to the depot to take
the special train to Elyria, at l o'clock.
On this special trip he was accompanied
by Ex-Governor Foster, Hon. Amos
Townsend, Mr.. Hanna. Judge Foraker,
Hon. A. w. Tenny, of Brooklyn, and
Hon. w. Bingham, President of the
Business Mems Club of Cleveland, and
others.
CLEVELAND, September p. = When
the train arrived at Elyria, the. pretty
little town was crowded with its own
citizens and people from the surround
ing country. The jam at the depot was
SO great it was difficult to get to the car
rlages. A meeting was in progress at
the court house square, and about to be
addressed by Secretary Window.
When Blame got up on
the stand the people cheered him re-
peatedly. He spoke as follows: "Mr
chairman and ladies and gentlemen
This is not my first visit to your
beautiful county. | recall, with great
pleasure, q previous visit, when I was
met as cordially as to-day, and knew
OF your county before had the pleasure
OF seeing it, for who does not know of
the advanced stand and the great
leadership which the county of
Lorraine took in the prolonged anti
slavery struggle. (Cheers.) 1t was your
sturdy citizens and the great institution
at Oberlin that disseminated these
principles of freedom, which made this
northwestern country the vanguard in
the contest with slavery. (Renewed
cheering.) That contest ended in VIC
tory, and another is now committed to
your charge, and to-day, in an emphatic
sense, to ssthe leadership of Ohio, and
that IS, all other questions laid aside.
Shall American labor be protected? p
(Great cheering.) During the tendency
OF the anti-slavery struggle, there
was no side issue that could
divert the anti slavery men
OF the western reserve from one OF the
great absorbing question, and 1 believe
the same discipline of mind prevails
now, and that no side issue will be per-
mitted to divert you from the control
ing question OF this campaign. C'Good,
good."9 L thank you, gentlemen, for
pOoA iCOSPIiOIi, dilQ COISlutT tlt-I i
have only indicated the subject upon
which Others will address you, when
bid you very cordial farewell" (Pro-
longed cheering)
Judge West made brief speech and
was followed by Ex-Secretary Window
and Mr.. Tenney. Blaine and party re-
turned to Cleveland, where they arrived
at o'clock.
Blaine remained at the kennard
House receiving callers and attending
to correspondence until clock, when
he returned to Mrs. Garfeld's. He will
spend quiet Sunday there, going to
church in the forenoon, and in the
afternoon he will probably visit Gar
fields tomb. On Monday he will leave
for Toledo. and beyond.
DETROIT. September 27.-Blaine will
be in Michigan two days, beginning
October 14th. The State committee is
trying to have the time extended and
have only made programme for the
first day, which includes Detroit,
Lansing, Iona, Grand Haven, Muskegon,
Grand Rapids and smaller intermediate
points.