The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-09-27
Blaine.

NJ foNKERs. n. Y. Sent "a ,r~
Blaine, in company WITH ipt; cka;Mr M
the See Sta,a ana Andrew s. Draper 81
morn;n~ committee, arrived this
ali ainng ne received hearty cheers
wi wharo otg from the hotel to the cars
hv tho 'ne ne,. crowd VISA kept in order
ny Cfe ponce, The train was made
dra ~ u;nn .nree cars, baggage and two
Mdw.ng ond ,g room cars, the '.Mohawk,'
afu Richtield." The rear platform
% -. vhe Mohawk was Handsomely dec.
"ia.eu with the American colors and
h;I G,G.ures OF Blaine and Logan on the
sue OF the car. Only about thirty
plonllhent Republicans aud newsps-
per men We're on board. Nearly all
crowded into Blalne's car and gave
MN a cordial welcome. AT er he en-
lered the coach demands for q speech
We're so general that Blaine had to an
pear on the platform. He shook
haids with many and bowed to the
crowd. The train moved out explod.
ing twenty -one torpedoes upon the
track. Rlaine said he had a good
nights sleep and felt refreshed and
looked cheerful and bright.
COLD SPRING, n. Y.,Sept. A.-At
Peekskiil fully $500 people were
gathered. Several flags and banners
were in the procession with the le-
gends "Blaine and Logan,n "Protec-
tlor to Working Men, As the train
stopped Jas. w Hustled came through
the car and reaching Blaine's side
introduced him while the crowd
cheered. Blaine said: II am yerv
much obliged to you, gentlemen, for
your cordial greeting. 1 have here
tofore known much OF the hospitality
and cordiality of the Republicans of
West Chester county toward myself
and / am glad to have this opportu-
nifty Of thanking you IN person"
| NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Mr. Blaine
this morning received a delegation
from the Young Mems Republican
Club of Brooklyn, who came to in
form him of the action of the club
| last night in resolving to support
him. Blaine thanked the delegation
and at $50 Chairman James D. War
ren, of the Republican State Com
mittee, and A. s. Draper, of the ex-
ecutive committee, waited Oh him
and escorted him to the Grand Cen
trail depot. At this point a crowd of
$40 people assembled. At o'clock,
amid cheers, the train drew out of the
depot.
PoUeHKEEPsIE, Sept. "a. - All
along the line at every station there
were large and enthusiastic crowds
waiting to see the presidential candi-
date. Few stops we're made, and to
the demands for speeches Blaine
merely made few remarks, thank
ing the people for the reception and |
good will manifested.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.--S. l.
WoodhOuse, presenting the resoJu-
tons of the Brooklyn Republican
Club to Mr.. Blaine this morning,
stated the action of the club in en-
dorsing him with practical unani-
nifty would add 10000 votes to the
Republican cause.
Mr.. Blaine replied: II thank you,
gentlemen, for the message you
bring and / thank you for bringing
title more especially as know you
have subjected yourselves to much
personal inconvenience IN COM
ing to meet me at so
early an hour and so
far from your homes. 1 appreciate
very fully the significance of your
action. I know its value. l know
the strength of young men in politi-
cal work. 1t has been we'll said that
each one counts. and [ ther. fore feel
sure the Brooklyn Young Mems Re-
publican Club brings to me no ordi-
nary degree of strength, confidence
and enthusiasm
The demonstration at Albany was
very large with the wildly enthusias'
tic. As the train entered the depot
there was large crowd waiting, and
in a few minutes every available foot
of space was filled. The people
climbed on the tops of the cars and
on the roof of the depot. A great
many working men We're among the
audience. Blaine was received with
great cheering, which was again re-
heated, so that he had to stand bow
ing for quite time before he could
get chance to speak. When order
WAS restored he thanked them for the
demonstration.
UTICA, n. Y. Sept. 4.-When the
train entered the depot here every
available spot beside the track and IN
front of Bogg's hotel was packed.
Blaine said: II thank you sincerely
citizens of Utica for this cordial wei.
come. It is the grand conclusion OF
y series of welcomes that l have en-
loved to-day in the Mohawk valley,
which touches me very deeply with
sense of gratitude which l confess to
ba greatly enhanced by this large
demonstraticn of friendly welcome
~ Tho c;tv of Utica. (Applause).
In return / can only express to you
NV appreciation of all the kindness 1
have received in the state OF New
Work and nv sincere wish Tor the
continued prosperity of your city ana
Of vour state, and bid you cordial
goodbye" (Applause). ~
When the train stopped at Her.
k;,ner he was about to speak When
como one in the crowd called out
.General % Spinner, General Spinner,
and an cid gentleman was seen nIn;na mar
ing his way to the train. Dla1ne
waited and Helped him up over a tnI
iron railing, while the people cneeai;GG en;G:
When order was restored b'alne e",u
ii consider it very happy Oh 10y
welcome that am permitted 10 s.an
here beside my old friend, WnoH od 90
have known long ana honoteG L. ~ ,
hiphls. 1 thank you citizens .;n :" ne ,
kimer. for your klnd gree.i;ns g;, ~
thank YOU for the snccession
"racious welcomes have nad .o-uHs
In this beautiful valley OF tne w.
nawk. thank you all as citizens .a VI j..
Nav York for rendering 10 n
on generously the hospltallties "
vour great State. renewed cnet' 70
txpress nass my pleasure at meeting ga'eae here
ths vho has cn"t2v rsnSs,sd n anxs'ne post
snras sS aStY iii Ygsise sn% insfftSI nSd sSIn
ner.) A. proscott. who intro
duced Garfield four %hs yes,S crowd % %cheered
duced due ceeansida9e 5idsne: again and again: ndad He