The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-30
THAT TOUR.
blaine Still Travelling and
Talking.
ruE FRASCo-CHINA TROUBLES.
levers, Tragedy. = France and
ne many Agree. = Gladstone
Denies-Big Strike in
Pittsburg.
THE Blaine Circus.

r..,,,, ONO. September 29.-SeYeral
,.,, ~ people were at the Lake Shore
'ilroad depot this morning to see Mr..
i r,nine start. When he arrived, at
r,n, n,inutes before 9, he was roundly
l oT5aesred and the people gathered around
t tbe -ear platform and clamored Tor
e ene lust before the train started
IT, blaine appeared and said: II have
80 tsneech to make, gentlemen, except
~ IL eTnress the great pleasure l have en-
;oTed in my visit to this city during the
l 'Ssf two DAYS. I have renewed many
PIIE acanainfanees and made new ones,
IN If which have been most agreeable
10 10 mo and | depart this morning with
.. . sense ems of having enjoyed myself as
much as at any time in my life. " cloud
cbeering) The start made promptly at
a the train and engine decorated with
the American flag and Blaine and Lo-
gan banners. The party was the same
Fiat came to Cleveland Friday evening,
' a-i1 The addition of ex-Secretary VIM
dom and local reception committee
rom Norwalk.
ouJience assembled here to greet Blaine.
There was a passage way from the tram
70 the stand guarded by uniformed
clubs. Blaine's appearance was I4e
signal for enthusiastic cheering he
said u do not know any more apprc-
pirate thing for the candidate VINO rep
resenfs Republican principles than to
nav a visit TO Oberlin, for If there be any
one place in the United States a bove
another where Republican principles
we're planted originally, and matured
and developed and strengthened into
fuI growth it is 0beTlin. The estab-
lishment of this college fifty years ago
to-day was the-radicalism, if you please,
which is taught from its start
The great battle it waged, the immense
success it attained without donations
from national or State governments, but
merely from generous, benevolent men
who believed in the principle it repre-
sented, mark it as an event not merely
in the educational world, but in the po-
litical world as well, and am glad to
stand here to pay my tribute to this
great institution and to acknowledge as
a representative, as | am for time, for
Republican principles, the debt which
that party owes to this great institution
at 0berlin. | thank you for your kind
welcome to this place; ] thankyou for
the generous outpouring of this great
audience; I thank you, because 1 know
what it represents and because l know
that YOU know what | represent" En-
thusiastic cheering)
SAYDusKY, O., September 29.-At Nor
walk Mr. Blaine and party were met by a
large body of uniformed clubs and es-
corted in procession through the town,
and to the stand erected in front of the
court house, around which were as
sembled several thousand people. Elk
President Hayes was on the stand and
welcomed the candidate Mr.. Gardner
introduced Mr.. Blaine amid great cheer
ing, who said Mr.. Gardner, ladies and
gentlemen: 1t was my pleasure, eight
years ago, to give your beautiful
a large audience of Republicans
OF Huron county. I did it at that time
}nthe interest of the election of dis
llnsuished representative and noble son
OF Ohio whom | am glad to see on this
platform to-day, ex-President Hayes.
tAApplause.) l do not forget the hos
ptahle welcome | then received, and
am impressed by its REPETITION to-day.
tAppiause,) | came then only as a
private citizen, | am now in different
capacity, and am sure as a New Eng
ana man that in the Western Reserve
OF ONO l am always at home" {Great
again. =
hon.W. Jenny was then introduced
ana made brief speech.
Mr. Hayes followed and said: ~ am
very glad to have the opportunity in
ms presence to thank my friend Mr.,
blalne Tor the work that he did with
you eight years ago. (Applause.l I am
very gIad indeed to unite with you in
bnohoIlng the Republican candidate for
resident OF the United States. (Cheers. J
"a I'm very glad to meet this vast multi
tlue OF citizens of Huron county, who
nave come here to see and to hear and
foSEe a friendly greeting and an old
ipSIs s! Ohio welcome to James G.
OiSile' Enthusiastic cheers.)
rour miles further on, at Monroeville
special car was switched on the Balti
III LL5to y ONO road for Sandusky. Al
go t5 staVion there was another large and
'S1Il1slastlc crowd. who demanded q
Cg'ech. Mr.. Blaine spoke few words
VI NIL, acknowledgement and shook hands
WIN Tan some OF the people. Sandusky
W., S45 reached at little before / o'clocB
1 Jol. me party driven in carriages to the
sgfthouse square, where there was 4
very large meeting. Ex-President
E 5a{es was in the carriage with Mr.