New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25

q limited number Of people ON the platform. ~, -"
doors leading to the special train were l'cAeu a"u
cuarded But when the door was opened 10 ai'"N
the entrance of Mr.. Blaine and the other memp'ls
of the party the crowd made rush, against "h'."
the concentrate ed efforts of an the officials IN INC
neighborhood would have been ofno avail heF were
d,tarnined 10 obtain parting look at Nlr Blaine.
and by porsistent effort aud vigorous display OH
physical force they succeeded in attaining ther
object. In response To loud and repeated calls Nr.
Blaine rose from his seat M the Mohawk and tooN
his stand beneath the stars and stripes lhe
archcd roof of the depot rang with cheers TIE uh-
covered his head aud bowed. There was another
wild ouburs of cheering. Mr.. Blaine looked lh
snlendid health. Ills eve was ms bright as hov r.
His usually pale face had da'h of color n IT. Ills
movements were brisk. and his manner vos that of
a man mentally aud physically well and strong
WHO WENT WIN MR. WNNE
Mr Blainc's party pforcr-tho.e who VIII maze
the through trir -atc j. II. Maulcv ro'tmast'r of
Augusta Ne! walker Blaine aud correspondent
of I'm Tptnr>r A. " 1ouucv United states
pistrict-Ntomcy of brooklyn. will accompany
Nit Blaine as far as Ohlo. ne viii make Eopuh
Hcan spccchca ia Ohio Indiana aud Virginia dur
ing the campaign. White IN this state Mr lIlnnr
will hr ia the hands of Chat fmun Warren. "i the
Republican state Committee. Hartman liaprt coy
thr state Executive Committee nhd Nr,lrlHl
tonmnn. ut the State Committee. lhrN VIII dli''i
his mnVrments unfi nmkifh H tracled Whru thrN
viii surrender thcr charge &" the nhi" hrpu
state Committee. MI lilulur VIII not ldch tun-
man, nn hI. fip through the state, Among ihu.r
who accompanied HIM Yesterday Vrr" thIuu,rA VI.
DcpcW ilrr tOmmt,i0nrI\ au tott ANA J.N .IlaNl7,
of New-AOrk; James &. Bedcn, ut syracuse ca
senator Theodore VI. fomeroy, j. i. sherman ana
Ellis II. Roberts. of uca; Assembly man altl'h
Culicncn, of OsWcg0; Joseph JeWctt, OF human
and g. llill ~crihner, of pcch-KIiL The kepuhii-
can state Committee was represented hN Jauts -
Warren A. = Draper, John W. \rooman, hdIleo
II. Cmckcrng. j. b. butcher Chester =. tolc
James : Smart and Charles ". tacketL Ihc en-
was delightful. There was plenty of room ON the
spec al train. yet no vacant clalIs were IN sIsht
The cheers of those who had 1puGht
their way from the street 10 thc
platform rolled through the ears and melted
the most enthusiastic OF the party 10, s'uu
gwen 10 start q man who had done wonders I'M the
way OF cheering called out 10 the engineer OF No;
2:S You've got some valuable freight on board
to-day" | know II ' replied Tom Conn0rS the
engineer as he dropped hIs hand on the lever.
"and Won can bet all yoU re worth II take care oi
him 4 minute later and he engine began 10
move The wheels had scarcely made a motion be
gun. or torpedo, was followed by twenty
more The crowd chccred again and agaln. Hats
were waved and thrown into the ar ana the cheers
were still ringing II Nj Blane's ears as he bowed
his adieu.
Not many moments after the train was lost to
lowed by Emigration Commissioner StcphehSoh'
John j. O'Bren and Bernard BIglm; They were
Informed by Robert G.. McCord that they were ne
hind time aud solaced themselves by send .ng Mr.
Blaine a telegram wishing him godspeed Oh hs
journey.