The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-31
W'.0MlAN'S TRIBUTE
TO TIE REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES.

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Icrcd lliainc In the ACADEMY OF Nh.
| sic by tho Ladies OF tho City. N
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NEW DIX, Oct W.-Mr. Blaine was lat
in arriving In Brooklyn. The time NJ
pointed for him 10 cross tho hridve was
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Wv u'.s'' , ~ ~. .""n''oA .ous'. " ""
raining a"ta' eas aboas tafee haRdFet
men waited under tho veranda and In tn
yestibnie OF the hotel. Among those wer,
Mayor Low; Mr.. Bullard, (tev. llenr,
Ward l'eecl'ers brother.in.law) Rev. JollI
j.. licischman, and delegations from tic
Kings County Temperance Assembly anG
from the Nov York State Temperance As
senbly. - e'.a1g tw
licv. George Reed was Chairman Of the
latter, all OF whose members present
shook hands with Mr.. llialne. A commit.
tee representing the lrish-Amcr;can Ar
tl'Gleyetinu Union o. -hlnes county. with
duccd by Judre i,ooncv i who "1,u nr.santoJ nt,u
IN address in Gallic and Euslish. !
ADDRESS or THE ,plsI ,.
Judge Rooney said the delegation renre,
sentcd 1000 voters. NJ. ]. Logan of Phil.
alclphia, OF the Celtic Society, said it was
the desire OF the committee TINT Blaine
should hear the address in Irish
Mr.. Blaine said:-sl suppose it was the
language that some Of my ancestors were
used to speak, so Ishall be pladto hcarit' y
Mr.. Logan then rend the address in
t'ish. ,;s MF' ba!he was very attentive:
scroll in my lis L"Mh s,;t. a. 81 na.i n,si, WIN !ne
% ,L;s rnt ~ om1, "I1 .I, n",., sau sila,! cherish
;,rca @ ot ohS h,t Tsea"se ol Us political sis'
tcrrstin" nhiIolo";.sl cn,, r;,,u,;nn ~ - ;e'y III
.',sHIu's p"l'o,osM". eohts'put'on.
i,rIu,l;na a nrnLas "I n;g i; Muauteu persons,
n;,i e A. EL.;" "os' y. ~ iauies, SHOOK hahos
,ha ," AJams;n., !1 I'LL ~ .'e tceeplloh room Of
@ ,.,;, % s,;ii f.,i;n .o,S ~, t iour ctock' tRe
rim 90 aa .nl , ,,an,,J III a. p's,ne i! took ear
'' "''" Al'e''''" ''ie ''''''eS RECEPTION.
THE LADIES RECEPTION.
Long before the hour appointed for the
reception TO Mr. Blaine n;ro, .hv tbo l.,
d;ov oi proo.,,, a.
:. - :. ,", o.A:" - wv "'aoen'y ol MUSIC
Is efo"aed III every part and peope
were going away unable to get in. Al.
though the occasion belonvaJ necr,;, rl,,
10 the women. there were many man ,ro:
ent. Rev. DR.. Behreas snokesu9,n ~ ,ho
ladies' delivered nj, adircss nortions n
which were warmly ,nn,,r',a1 whon
he introduced AIR. Rl,irc ororyho,,,, ;r
the house rose nnJ chcorod ,n,, i !.
probable that 50 luroe n numhcr of h,rd
kere|tieis never. h.forc Huttcrod y, tho
yreat hall. -. ,'..N'',l -" - =, NV NV.
Mr. Hl,inc bowcl ronoo,.,l,,, ~ a.,
plaudits. SILENCE finally hrin" r,s,oroI
he said: >'s9'>
'ln the important national contest
which now draws 10 n close m,,rh of +La
progress OF which havc norsnn,I,y wi. wiz
nessc |, two thiups have csncc;ollv i'm.
pres. ed me-thr Influence cyrrt"I Gv tho
women of the limited St,tcs and th:t nx. NV.
ert ID by The youuy men Tannjaus,.i. and
I do not know thnt nu,}t tp ] I;w;JoI thaso @
for attribute ihe oro,t ;ntnrast .nl n,,;v'
ity OF the youno mon iorgolv IN ~ M tho o ;nH,,-
yice of their mothcrs fin,iausn Thc
Republican marty owes y "rcpt Joht n ,ho
women OF the United S,atcs' % fRenowad " i
mplausel =. '2'''> '-'' lNo"eo y"
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DEBT NOT AA1cREp.
Not debt now maturing, but one
Which began ut the very foundation Of the
party: ftr the literature Which s,ron,,
iron, ,ho n,, ~ ,.o,',... IL, 80 e
l'. "oA. Wv pe'' =, women o'o ''uch' was
ABOUT 10 say dld most to concentrate that
great army OF freedom which in the COL
tl;ct that cam. unon no ooo,,.u 49, ,,o...o.o,
the institution Of slavery, (crcat checrinr)
and am sure that when the news
Ih'e thn ;,,,nor,nt 10 me 'naS n was selected ior
ior which now 's1pIs'JAe sianJ raca;ro post!.o
no greeting which meant more,
or was more grateful to me than the one
";j,el Sie na ea'S 10 me- from mat lady whose
anti.slavcrv notation whoM e s,,o ,o ~ 'te
tho world "lInclc sror's r,h;n t u eSrH ~" ~
Ionpe,l annlonse anl ,hreo % ci,osrs fos I,np unu
riet Bcecher Slow" ! ' NA'e'' ''' A'"' ~
i do not iccI ,l;!refor. that ,,o ioJ;os
of BROOKLYN mr., tnk;n. anv 9th n,hor S stan a'; T.,
this extraorinarv W.. Iowa ,yh;c Uci s'ep ~
iul Heart isrIs soi Il ;n,nnss;,i1 "msI y '"'e ~
rcspond to adeo,,,te,v ;poys'nI ;n .n1I, II y
do not feel thot tbov oro' o'tS ,o,;n.,
nay new step or eSert;nr '.py Wv otbsr ba"'''s ~
ilucnce than that wh;ch %n! @ bs",, Eu' ,om III,
stantly exortcd hv womcn' ~ drr;nr RIM Nm NJ
thirty most i,nnorts ~ vonrs !, ,ha i;s.on, .nu
OF tl,. Unitcd St"tes ~ I wh;c, m Inv to R, 's,Uiy
lican parivhas Ind not;onai ,rourosa v set'un 1ro
newed cheor;nrI tnow thap pGsI.ss pu;siosSxsoo5 w
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