New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20

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Tifth-ave Clubs from the IXth, XIIlth and
XVIII Assembly Districts, 0nd others from Brock.
! lyn VIII take part IN the parade. Mr. Blape VIII
view the parade and will speak from platform ut
q window of tho headquarters.
~ NrwAng AVp PHILADELPHIA.
On Monday evening M. Blaine VIII start for
Philadelphia iIe is expected 60 bo in Newark bo.
tween 7.3O and olJ0 IN tho evening.
Tho Essex County Republican Committee
met yesterday and made arrangements for
receiving him Tho ffelinRhnysen Laneefa
will meet the distinguished visitor at o'clock
Monday evening a. the Centre-st. station Of tho
Pennsylvania Railroad and escort him to the resi-
dence of George A. lialsey where the MEM
bers of the committee and leading Repub-
lieaus aud citizens of Newark will call
upon him. The whole division OF the
uniformed Republicans OF the city and county will
be ordered out for parade at sQclQGk and the pro-
cesSOn will be reviewed by Mr. Blaine from the
balcony of Mr. HaIsey's house in Broad-st About
five thousand uniformed men will take part IN the
parade.
Mr. Blaine will pass Monday night IN Philadel-
phia and Will remain there on tuesday The ratfh-
cation meeting by the Union League fixed for
Thursday next will doubtless be changed 10 Tues
day night If this change Is made Mr.. Blaine will
review the parade from the front of the League
building in BrOad-st All the Republican clubs
of Philadep pha and all the neghborng towns of
Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware are nvit-
ed to attend.
TIE JOURNEY THROUGH NEw-YORK STATE.
Mr.. Blaine will return to this city reaching the
Fifth Avenue Hotel after midnight. He will take
special train from the Grand Central Depot on
the New-York Central Railroad at 10 o'clock on
Wednesday morning for his trip through Ncw-YorB
State. He will pass Wednesday night at Syracuse.
In his Journey through the State he will be the
guest of the Republican State Committee. James
d. Warren, the chairman of the commit
tee, Andrew :. Draper the chairman
of the Executive Committee. end sew
eral other members of the committee, will
accompany him. There will also be many guests of
the committee. Robert l. Lincoln, Secretary of
War; ex-CioyIernor Long of Massachusetts,. and
invited TO accompany the party. Al
ready there are indications that remarka-
BILE welcome 10 Mr.. Blaine will be extended by the
Republcans of this state who live along the line Of
the Ncw-York Central Railroad. The State Commit
tee yesterday received shower of telcgTams from
prominent Republicans IN the interior asking for .
OF the special train on which Mr. Blaine
VIII travel.
Preparations for great demonstrations in Mr..
Balnes honor were outlined in dispatches from .
Rhiuebeck, Albany schenectady, /
Amsterdam Canaioharic. llcrllimer Utica. Rome,
Oneida, syracuse. NcedgpOrt. LYONS Palmyra. F.
Rochester, Churchyille, Batavia, Buffalo, and Dun
kirk.
DISPATCH NOT RECEIVED IN TINE.
Secretary Fes-enden, who returned 10 the city
with Mr. Blaine and his party. whom ho joined at |,
Boston SAYS that never has he witnessed such en-
H'ld7llf dl'l DIllltll I''tpllOi~ dS were dcfpTFu
Mr. Blaine at Worcc ter Springfield. Hartford.
IcwHayen, Bridgeport, Merden, Stamford aud
,thcr points on the line at AN Of these Places
aid Mr. Fesscnden. " there were gathered immense
hrongs of people anxious 10 see Mr. Blaine. The
'lumcd Knights, Boys I'm Blue aud at Bridgeport
he Molly Pitcher Climb. were all ont arr1ycd ln
'rilli1nt unil0ims and armed with plittcrug
orchcs They fairly dyed tine skies red with thor
olored fires and glitering lights. The douoD.tra-
JON was general. spontaneous and without prroo-
cent lu point 0f size and spIcudor n was grand
owpiiment and Mr. Blaine appreciated Il heartily
had been arranged that Mr. Blaine should toke
rang into Connecticut that n" would Doe .
special train had bocu proyidcd ~ Springfield.
nd dispatch seut to me ammo nciuE tho fact but
le dispatch WA not received in season to change
I0 nrrlng m"ut- olrcldy wIdr lpr the journey ou
Ic limited express. r. having been decided h.frro
aviug Worcester That Ou hiq return fromthc Nrtf
'r Blaine would plss through Connecticut ou %
I".ill. H0ppiur 1f 1ll tln p1utt where tho uaopln
gIt dosuo tp h1fo hu uud tnr p'1it fOr thn fo- f.
ptiou in Nr0-l1rh hlrIug boon definitely aoftloI.
L Blaine could not. under thr circumstance.
ave the limited ctpfr.s 300 order tp take the
i"ciN Train. NO ono regretted moro thln ho ui. u
ability Z" rIauar tur plan. II Wu. uo fHuli of t
H Chat 10" wa unable tn make thr change. but tt r
ua orcHdnuod hY tho iulur 0l hotrlcplaph com. .
any to deliver 900 .c4aOu tho wcHn90 from Mr
.ullHon informing us oi thc hpcclal train at Mr.
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