Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-25
ROUND AND ROUND.

Mr.. Blaine Still on the Outer Circumfer-
ence but Swinging Round-His "Aggres-
siye" Campaign Yesterday. ~
NEW YoEK, September 24.-Mr. Blaine,
this morning received a delegation from the
Young Mems Republican Club. Of Brook,
lyn, who came to inform him Of the action
of that club last night in resolving to sup
port him. Mr.. Blaine thaaked the delega-
ton, and at $40 a m. Chairman James D.
Warren, Of the Republican State Com
mittee, and A. S. Draper, of the
Executive Committee waited on him
and escorted him to the Grand
Central depot. At this point crowd OF 800
people assembled. When Mr.. Blaine and
the prominent members Of the party going
with him drove up to the door Of the depot
he crowd in waiting Immediately surround
ed Mr.. Blaines carriage and gave three
cheers. As he entered the waiting room
leaning on the arm of Chairman James ID.
Warren the cheers were repeated. Mr..
Blaine acknowledged the demonstration by
lifting his hat, and then quickly crossed
he loom and passed out on the station
platform, the cheering being repeated
IS he disappeared through the door
Sav. The train left promptly at
, o'clock with Mr. Blaine stand
ng on the back platform bowling to the
cheering crowds. The programme for the
day included short stops at Ionkers aud
every city along the New York Central road
o Syracuse, where the party remain over
night. Dinner will be taken at the Dele
an House. Albany At Rochester to-mor
-ow. two cars will be added to the train
for the BOYS in Blue and one for the BHf'
falo Committee, who will act as an escort
At Buffalo. At Seneca Falls a COM
pany of Plumed Knights will join the party
and 90 as far as Waterloo John J. o Brien,
Robt. G. McCord, Bernard Bighn, Captain
Cregan and Emigration Commissioner Ste
phenson, who were to 90 wife the party ar
rived at the depot a few minufei after the
train left, and we're informed there was no
train that would overhaul Mr. Blaine train,
and they had to remain at home.
At Yonksrs.
YoyEFRs, y. T., September 24.-Mr.
Blaine was enthusiastically received here
md made short address.
Peekskiil.
PrEEsEiLL. n. Y, September 2l.-Fully
800 people we're at the depot here to day
% see the passage of the train bearing Mr..
Blaine to Buffalo. Mr.. Blaine spoke
briefly.
Cold Spring.
CoGD SrRING, n. Y, September "a
Hon. Hamilton Fish, Jr., introduced Mr..
Blaine TO a large and enthusiastic crowd at
his place to-day as his train stopped for a
few minutes.
FIsHErLk \. Y, September PA
crowd of several thousand people turned
out to-day to welcome Mr.. Blaine, and sew
eral uniformed compan es, band and
lsttery Of artillery were in the procession.
Poughkeepsie.
PoUGuEEEPsIE, September 2t.-It is esti-
mated that 5000 people greeted Mr., Blaine
at the depot on his arrival here to-day. An
artillery salute was fired, and the enthusiasm
was very demonstrative.
Utica.
UTICA, September 2t-Every available
spot here today was taken mp BY vast
crowd Of people In his speech Mr.. Blaine
made no reference TO Mr. Conkling.
Fonda.
FoSDk n, September 24.-At this pon,
Mr.. Blaine was introduced to the waiting
rhrong as "the friend Of American lndas,
rice.
Fort Plain.
FoRT PLAIx, n Y, September 2i-Th'
largest crowd ever seen in this place gath
cree to-day to receive Mr. Blaine. His re
marks -ere enthusiastically received.
Little Falls.
LITTLE FALLS, n. Y, September "a
Mr.. Blaine was very happy in bis remarks
a; this point and he was wildly cheered.
Herkimer.
HERTIpER \. Y, September 23.-Gen-
raj Spinner was received on the rear plat
'orm Of Blaine's car here to-day by that
gentleman amid vociferous cheering. The
Maine statesman paid q glowing tribute to
he old veteran.
RoNE, y. Y, September 2i.-Mr. Press
colt, who four years ago introduced Mr..
Garfele at this point, to-day introduced Mr.
Blaine to q large and very enthusiastic
crowd Of people who cheered wildly.