New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
VOL. Xiv. NO o'l3,S30.
WELCOMING MR.. BLAINE.
FROM SYRACUSE TO BUFFALO IN I'M Nj H.
A RECEPTION ALMOST UNPAEALIh|'D Nv
wARrp DIsArFECrIoN.
my rrtrGEArn 10 TIT IHIHINt'

A INCEPTION ALMOST ONPAhNI''"'N
wART" pIsNTFECrIoN
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRlBrNrl
prrrto. Sept. 25-Nr Blaines trip from
s,rocuse TO this point to-day has been "a re-
ret,tion of the remarkable scenes of enthusiasm
witnessed Yesterday. At every turn ne mas ''0"
meet by surring masses. whose spontaneNy VI az
claim attests the wonderful popularity ol u'. Nv
publican candidate No public man has ever n',u
received in Central and Western NeW-l oiN W."
greater evidence of public REGARD Una" .i''
Iu,ino Al syracuse last night not less than %
600 pcopc turned ont 10 welcome INN. ~ 'u' VS.
,,epo County Fair there were 5000 p'op'' ~
uopgb his visit was made early In the day N"'n
IL was raining At Auburn 10000 pef''h7'
u.nrlv all voters welcomed him. Seh''o / "'''
Waterloo. Geneva AMI Canandagna turh'" o"'
their thousands and Rochester showed "a p'heIosly
of public sentiment by an outpouring W'luai'cl
for such an occasion ln ITS history. b'''''' 'i'
other small towns brought otAcr t''"7''"'
to greet the candidate; vhilo the DAY was
fttncly closed by monster domons'ral'n J."
nnnaio unprecedented m the history of TINS Guy
Prom Ncv.Yotk to Bunalo not loss than 100000
rot.nus have iouod i'm these imposing dcmonstia-
tions. lint II was not alone Che people ho came
tn the railroad stat ions that paid ttihWe To Ms
Nlninc for out of the wudovH of every Workshop
from nonrlv cyrry farmhouse, from the hul7Vo 'l'"
the stnthc. field could ho seen men giving Hls'l''
of encouragement an the train dattrd nN' ~
,llngcs and humlcta whore 10 Wna known th'' 'N'
tram would not stop Inotr of men a0n'mb''d' ON
the lookout for the special Train, 40 tue nope q"
catching u glimpse of Mr. Blaine through lh' 'nl
window. Tho schedule toi thc train was not mndc
up until the day before the departure uom N'N
York Cityi hence there wa, not time ior wide
publicity The uncertainty as 10 the prcc''' Time
mat the train would arrive, ot course, kept many
pcople al home Notwithstanding that Mct "a
greater popular tribute TO public man has mol
been given u this country.
There has been no friction on the trip every
thing passing of we'll. owing TO the admirable
management of the State Committee, under the
direction OF Mr. Warren and Mr. Draper MI
Blaine has borne mp well under the great STRAIN
Of the trip. Few men are physically capacta'ed
to spend day aft,r day in shaking hands and peak
ing from a railroad train with hurried meal and
short hours of rest: but Mr.. Blame has kept Il up
continuously for days, and looks rs we'll low as
when he started out. lie has been greatly pleased
with the kindly treatment which ha mas every
where received and especially with the coNln"l'-l-
tan compleziou Of the assembages. The pre-enc"
If somany men fresh from the workshops Indicates
their appreciation of the man whomorc than any
other. has done much to protect their interests.
81 each stoppinc-place prominent citizens and
leading Republican, have come aboard the tram
a.
Blaine In this way an opportunity has been
offered to learn good deal of the political stud-
ton There is universal agreement that the public
sentiment all favors Mr.. Blaine. Unless all signs
TAIL and men who heretofore have been accounted
good Judges of the political situation are smsuim'y
mistaken. MI Blaine viii carry Ncw-l orig state by
a larger majority than any candidate ol the berUh-
ncan parity excepting General Grant who vas
elected because o. h,s military acncNcuchi-. me
tIuth o this prophecy Is apparent 30 t.t " "hu'i d
ovation everywhere gwen Ar. Blaine. The stories
about ~talwart' dl-tHrctlnn have W"f.H mo
fhlu alr under the prominent part Whch t'e Old
time Sfalwatts" have everywhere taken part I'D the
demonstrations iu NcW-lOrk State. General Grani
IN Nev-lork. senator Cameron 10 feun~l lN tula
and the men who have been the warm lticu., OBJ
Mr. (ouslu- have couc forward 60 warmly -tccl
Nr Blaine. and show their lurpo>" 70 iraNr. n
rla future. as 100 tine past. ON tic penpl"S tiH d.
As To Independents. alt account t~ agree aI iIr\
are unknown u Central and Western Nt"-1oiN
We have none of that species. SAID Nr. osborne.
the largest manufacturer m AUBURN a1o tq.N i IS
be,u the Testimony from others. N.fhiuE hti iNt
money of the English manufacturers sud p'o'u-
iu.ut ctllan of Rochester, "clu s.N" Cleveland
.~ou defeat as great as was his victory ln l~~2
and TraI~h money. although lt is n"'u1 r,stfI-
ut.d u this country. cannot possibly elect li''
Ihe action of thc Brooklyn Young Republican,
Club. which thc Independents c."lWrH i' r1i Ii'l
the election Foo Maine and the exposure OF 'iefr-
lands private and public DhHaD tcr onnoi'nl y
hatc rooted ont Nh. last remnant of hcpub.rlI a.s
affection m Central and Western NrN-l DINt aad
fI.tII.