Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-10-24
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.
MOVEMENTS OF THE NOMINEES.

-Immense Enthusiasm Greets Him
Gen. Logan Warmly Received in
Iowa-Gen. Butler Goes to Mass
achusetts-CIcvcland' Pro-
posed Tour.
LOGANsPoRT. Ind. oct. 21.-Mr. Blaine
left Fort Wnvnr nt S.45 this morning for
Ir,li.,r,,o,i. In tb, ,,ort,. o,,.,,,,,,n,,.in,r
~ Wv ''' ~ i1,.ii. us
l'IIIl were senator li"rTISoh non llllaIIl
Mckinney of OHIO and Hon. John {. New,
chairman of the RpDubliCan State com
mittcp At IIuutiurtnn there ,yns u worry
I,,,,... ,,..,,.I 7,l,,.,.,,1 A., D,,i,.'
'''"'' ""' ''VV'', WI H'''''o
heartily Wheh ne appeared ON the rear
plat Orn. II" spoke briefly, urging the
great importance to Indiana of having the
nrntnrtivn u,lirv continual At Wabash
I,t. a. ,.i. ',i ,,..,'' Ia;....'
nv ~" INV 'i"'" an" was INV" I" /"
PLATFORM from Whlch ne mate another
brief speech in the same vein. The meet
iug here ,ya. also very lnr.rc and the pro-
NH, wan, .,,.il,ll,. o,,tI,,, .io.tic
| INnlNNArOLIN.lnd,O ,Oct. 2l.-Nt kukomu,
| Riptou and Nuhlpsyillc there were stops
Mr. Blaine at rnch smoke briefly. # was
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| """u' '''u,N N''" ."o '''"'' "' ~ V'
| AT indianapolis. Mr. iil(lhc enleftl the
carrlaHS IN company WIN senator ilarfI-
sou ana TOY. f"rlrT' a. IL was dilNril III Il
| procession, escorted ny large hpuN ui
plumrd Knights. entirely across the
| cltN 70 thS lhlll'arN ,plrk' Wnere
| he addressed Il large multitude. After
expressing his thanks for his reception
| Mr.. Blaine said
| We stand on the eve of an important
| National rleCtion-an election in whose de
| clNipn ihd!ana Will nave IL p"tthtlal voice.
~" Is Ie"hru 10 ny our opponents. a1 Snt
l Ntssi- t,1tsr f "a It IA
| ''SOlid South against her sister States of
| the North. Since the election in West
| Virginia the Democratic party cannot
| count on Il solid vote in the south, and
| may be permitted to express my opinion
| that no more unpatriOtiC thing can he
continued soliditicatOn based upon mem
orieS of the rebellion. 1t has been the aim
and desire of the Republican party to de
NrI3pe lht lialerial iil.ert'i' oe Ihc 9"ul |
~" 10 H'oNe lrl Pcupit l"iI'' "no
| inc H4'''l IoIStt tH"t wy NJ
,r'n .nt,, r.i,oa,,,v,,iS 1',! H? ,I,''
we 'It cl.lHe'!H ~ d toii''iioii MN "ll'!ri
con lliiioii c'''iI noohIIiS 10 ac"li
!.l'I! ''tH'Lni. I;,r ,, "ut opl.3lc'1 iIivt' % u,
III an el'I i!.N llnerenu NP'rIi anu Win an an
cu'IItli uIlVlcH' 'uuIH' " "''i"L' ih
Nlt't" ol ilit,iloil'1 y, NY Ii'l 'ncA ~
| Noht pi i''''io'1 " ny t.o't!io.i III t''yi' i
'tiu ana liGIl Hsh ,'."t ~ NeM "Ih anu III
|
urn lhe ->atioll'' Ntl''ilell' oNtI ~ M .ii'
Iou'h' ip Iol pe,I'fc 1t n caI re 't'Ilt
90 io' neIieIf lil'.itiia ti VIII uo ,Ilat %
unuer ,tS prtS'iit Ieu,'erShlP any llort ll"l
| II WOW haHt ''oitc M 9u'Ilc t,li. uil.ttl
me ieaucF9iliP Vi 'l.N'I l.. -i"r,3ii 'hI
pauEe Oh Wh',se h'Gi'loilal sr Cup
am prouu 10 Mcar' i" Tas ,I..- mo,nll!-
OF is alghlflcIllcc .t IN o.heI respect,
the IrIuinpii 81 'ne 9""eI,rrII i e,pilie,' a., H.
ne DeLllociaIlc parry cicHLls lheullS .ll'
irluiilPh III Tree t't9'e' ' l., hirhia M ul'
preaklhE Gown Oh 'lc Gre5'' lhuLSt lla
system With iI'S Giiinnft Luz lmG,
T'a'eH 50 I''"iN tilo,tH.i ~ .i'c ist9i Hcii,!
thTcr years. anu "hlcl nus thrIcntu Hpul
own H'aIH Ill an Gi 'ial utIltt wiz olilei
states: ne urNcloP'''pill vi your h';tl't' u
laclurIhG icSouIccN' utltIpttllt ~ !, !,
upon productive tarlH' IS "l we hl@ileS
interest 10 ever! cI''"eil "l 'he Hl"'e'
| WnrrurvGrnX Ind Oct ~ An hon,
m'' ~, ,, pini,, -
pel"rt 'lt '''''' Miti NI' nl''"t was II
leave Indianapolis tins olnnG there were
about !OOO people gathered around hi,
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