Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-10-24
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initiate the movement that might in the
wide sweep of its btuoHCpnt influence in
corporate the principle of friendly arbitra-
tlon a. permanent part of the nterna-
tional code of the world. Without inter
meddling in the affairs of other nations
we can exert upon them an influence of
lofty example and commend to them
policy based ON the eternal principles of
justice.
Mr. Blaine was then driven from the
meeting to the house of Hon VIM. A.
lleitman whose guest he will be during
his stay in Evansville.
Gen. Butler Denounced as a Fraud by a
Committee of the National Labor Party.
NEW York. oct. 22.-Gen. Butler arriv-
ed at the Fifth Avenue Hotel this morn
ing At one o'clock this afternoon he
started for Boston. He will return the
latter part of this week and resume his
tour in this State \ committee from the
National Labor party this morning called
nj the Democratic National hpaduuartpr~
and presented to the National committee
Il series of resolutions adopted by them at
ameeting Il heldin Clarendon hall last night.
The resolutions charge Gen. Butler with
being mOnOpOlist and an enemy tOlabur
assert that while Governor of Massachu-
I ScttS he approved legislation hostile to
laboring men despite their protests. and
concludes by dcnouncing him rs a fraud
ana lmpOstcr and advising WOrkngmcu to
support the Democratic nominees.
Carl NChurZ Draws Large Audience in
Boston.
| BOorON, oct. 22.-EIon Carl Schurz ar
| rived in this city from Hartford about five
this evening and was me- by the commit
tee Of the Independent party by whom ne
NI-p ia, I)1 l,r
he will stay during his Boston visit This
evening an immense audience assembled
in fremont Temple to hear the distn-
guished speaker, and the streets in front of
/ the hall were filled with throng unable
/ to gain admission. Mr.. Schurz was intro
duced by Col. Charles X. Codman who
presided. and spoke for nearly an hour and
Il half. being vigorously applauded
throughout the delivery of the speech.
! Schuw : speech was practically the same
as delivered in other places during the
past two or three weeks. An overflow
meeting was held in the Meioneon, which
was presided over by Congressman Thco
dore Lyman,
GOV. ClcveIand's Proposed Trip.
ALBANY, y. Y, oct. 2l.-Gov Cleve
land leaves Albany, Monday morning
next. He will be in Newark. y. j.. Mon
day evening on the occasion of a Demo
cratic demonstration there. The Albany
PhalanX will accompany him to Newark
On Tuesday afternoon he Will proceed t.
New York.
Gen. Logan Warmly Received in Iowa.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, oct. 2l.-Cien Lo
gan and partyarrived here from Dubuqu,
at 10 this morning. He was greeted will
the blowing of whistles and ringing o
bells, and was driven through the prnci
pal streets between a long liue of uniform
ed men to stand overlooking the river
where, notwithstanding drenChing rain
over 5000 persons had assembled. On th
way to the stand children in white sprink
led flowers along the platform and Il littl
cOlOred girl handed him Il bouquet whicl
the General received with evident pleas
ure Gen. Logan's speech, which wa
brief, was heartily applauded and at it
conclusion it was with difficulty that h
reganed his carriage and returned to thu
train
MAESHALLTOwN, Ia, oct. 2l-Gen. LO
gan arrived here this afternoon and Wa
escorted by thirty old soldiers up town
where he was introduced to the crowd aS
sembled by Gov. Kirkwood. The speak
ing was from Il stand erected in the street
Gen. Logan spoke briefly the weather he
ing chilly and the wind strong.
= Gen. ButIer's standing in Maryland.
: NEW YORK, oct. 2l.-The following de
spatch was received to-day ut the Butle
headquarters in thi, city:
To Gen. H. f. Butler; The authorize,
manager, OF your campaign III NarYlan'
have every confidence in yuu and know
ing Parsons Villainy before it bcCam
public they declared their faith in you
Signed samuel G. Applcby, chairman
state central committee, state OF Mary
, land.