Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-27
Blaine in New York.


JAMESTOWN October 25th-Blaine came 10
Cleveland by the regular Saturday night tram on
the Lake Shore road, having been compelled 10
leave Chicago before the conclusion OF the great
torchlight procession. From Cleveland ne came
by the regular afternoon train on the New 1ork,
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio Railroad to jamestown,
where he arrived shortly before 10 clock lie
is the guest of Ex-Governor Fenton. Io-norroW
at noon will leave by special train on the ERE
road for New York, making short stops by the
way and spending Monday night at Ellnira.
SECOND DISPATCH.l +.
NEW YORK. October 26th.-The special train
which is to bring Blaine to this city left the
train were Andrew S. Draper, Chairman of the
Executive Committee of the Republican State
Committee Consul-GeneTal l. A. Merritt b;
Platt CARPENTER, Senators Dolphus, Lynde ana
Frank Ianning, Congressman James and Silas
h butcher AT Elmira the party Will be joined
nv Senator Warner Miller, State Senator Holmes,
congressman Ray and Milard, sherman ):
Rorers. ex-State Controller Davenport and
others. Ex-senator 7. C. Platt left the city last
evening to make arrangements for the party at
E,mira and Jamestown On Monday, at . 4.
NJ, the special Will leave jamestown. At
Angelica stop of an hour or more will be made
TO enable Mr. Blaine and party 10 take part III
the celebration OF the anniversary of the hrst
Republican nominating day in this State Short
stops will be made at various places along the
route and Mr.. Blaine viii say few words at
Elmira. Great preparation has been made
there to give Blaine hearty welcome. On
Tuesday morning the party will leave Elmlra
Several short stops Will be made along the road
The specisl train viii reach Jersey City at P.
H. 1t is the wish of Mr.. Blaine that no elaborate
preparations be made TO receive him on Tuesday
evening. He wishes to obtain good rest pre-
paratory TO the demonstration of business men
"Wednesday. There will be a welcome in Brook
lyn Thursday, and great parade in this city
Friday night.
Proposed National Cattiemen's Conven-
ton.
ST. LOUIS. October 26th.-A circular has been
sent to the Governors OF all the States and Ter
ritories in the Union requesting each to appoint
one delegate at-large to National Cattlclnen
Convention, to be held here November 18th.
Logan's Reply to Il Confederate Invita-
ton.
CHICAGO, October 26th.-Folowing is a copy
of the letter sent by General Logan in reply to
an invitation OF the Confederate soldiers of
Rockingham county, Va, to address them:
CHICAGO, October p, 1851
Captain H. RdtStOR, Harrisburg, Id.-MY DEAR
SIR: Your letter, inclosing petition contain
ing over 800 names of Confederate soldiers re-
siding in your locality, requesting me TO denver
an address at your place on the political issues
now presented to the citizens of this Republic
for their decision, is received. | regret exceed
ingly that my engagements are suchthat cannot
comply with their request, made III such klnd
and generous manner as tnlS mas Decll. IL uOeS
seem to me that the people of Virginia, who are
willing to lay aside their former prejudices and
move forward in the direction that will give
them prosperity, and be calculated to develop
the great mine of wealth that lies beneath their
soil should adopt the policy of a protective
tariff and invite Northern capital to invest in
manufacturing. etc. in their State, and to assist
in the growth and development of the
various industries of your country. BY adopt
ing this policy, you Will move torwafa
to great results in the future. Those who
are SO prejudiced that they cannot think or
speak ofanything but the misioItunes Otthe past.
and who refuse to aid or assist in adopting any
policy that Will be beneficial to any part OF their
country, viii perhaps continue to cling to their
preiudices. Let the march of the progressive
people of your country pass them 10y the way
side, and move forward III the direction of the
grand results for their people i'll the future, by
joining and aSsOciatinS themselves with the
party Of progress, which has shown an ability
for opening the way 10 and bringing about the
grandest results ever achieved by the people OF
any nation heretofore. These men who have
addressed me in 50 kindly Il manner | recognize
as brave men, such rs must take the forefront
in bringing the Southern people out from the
lead of men who bave kept their country de
pressed. and who have never shown the ability
To develop the great sources of wealth that are
everywhere found in their part OF the country.
Convey To these gentlemen my regrets at the
inability to visit them during this campaign.
At the same tine give them my kindcst thanks
for the very complimentary manner IN which
they have addressed me personally. With great
respect, am, very truly, yours,