New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
, p1rSy DAY FOR MR.. BLAINE.
cuIED on BEFORE BREAKFAST


1,sN OY TIE CROWDS tNAhAi"p'
ruy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEinuNL'l
,,,r, Oct "A hot, muggy, oppressive
'-.horo has made this most unpleasant uay Ill
,;h to be surrounded by crowd ou. MI. D'''lno
Ut cscaped on that account. belore hc was
pSe n corridors of the Burnct House wcic
AVA. ;,h ,cople anxious ia see him. Delegations
H. nresent representing Hebrew, herman III"
~ American organizations. ana also iro"i 'Ao
o,,eans and Louisville Expostions. hcA-
- sullivan, General Malloy, Judge Morrisoh'
~aIorel Murphy and other members OF con'-
Vo'o"o' from the recent Irish-American
miitee ~ Grs, admitted TO Mr..
,,''no,s room and they presented hifh
conv of the resolutions passed by that BODY
"" plaiue returned his thanks saying that he was
', w 30 l,now that his Irish friends were dong so
''r ah Cor him and were earnest III upholdihs
-, ,riY on which the cOuntry's prosperity resteu.
w oa,ing took place before Mr.. Blaine had had
80 h,oalf,st Afterwar1 he received delegation
g uohcews headed by Samuel W. Frost ana a.
u.ver They expressed the interest ol the men oi
III futh in Mr.. Blaincs success ana
monked him for the part that ho
- while Secretary of state III
',,,o.tinp the Hebrews in Europe from persecution
The, there came delegations of leading kepuph-
.ons frm West Virginia, Tennessee Michigan in-
anna and Illinois. ali urging Mr. Blame 10 NiSi'
lhe;r respective states Your presence LOT t"oo'
,hrae days In West Virginia. said the spokesman
- ,hot deeration. will assure that State 10 the
marty in October Mr. Blaine was reluctant 10 eA-
sndhis tour but expressed his willingness TO sac
,ece ms own feelings for the benefit OF the cause,
uo tbcn promised to visit Wheeling and to spenn
ao,, Monday and Tuesday in trip TO Graf
,on and thence to Parkersburg. Before
,o,y;ng Augusta Nh Blame had half promised
Collector stone of Detroit. to visit that cl'E
IN ease he came West. The Michigan delegation
o,ccd him 10 spend three days in that state ana
ur Rioi1c consented to do so. gong to Detioil y"
octoler II. John C. New and the Indiana dele-
ration secured promise that Nh Blaine Woulu pc
in INDIANAPOLIS on October 20 and would remain
in the state two or three days. The limos dele
cation got a special promise that lie wouid DC III
snripofeld ON OctoDer "a. He told tie Delegations
from Tennessee Louisiana and Kentucky tha' lie
would be unable to visit those States
GrNTEAL LOGAN FURNISHES SURPRISE"
NJ Elaine was agreeaby surprised this morning
st meeting General Logan i'll the hotel lhe Ucn-
oral with Mrs Logan and party of friends alIlVeu
,,,'a,actcJI,. NJ G a m. He came from Wooster
where he was the recipient yesterday, Of spiehdd
valco,oe eft was in fact" said General Logan Il
loroc, demonstration than we had last Friday nlght
at cleveland. Mr. IIamlin, Judge West, Oehera
Clay and others made speeches, and yet thele was
not a reporter for a daily paper present.
This was a Graud Army day at the Exposition ana
when the Generals old comrades heard oI MS
rresence they began to pour into his apartments
ST the Bulnet House by hundreds WIN the
erovdipr about General Logan and the business
men flo,k king to Mr. Blaines apartments me bulhe'
House corridors were impossible most ol lhc u"S'
Al one time delegation OF 800 business men asNoh'
4. nf,s,e haf
bled in tbe public parlOr TO greet MI. BIa'h'' ih'S
ssurod hin, of their warm interest IN the canvass
aDl offered to subscribe money or DO anything l"
advance the Republican cause that Mr.. Blame
,nicht indicate. lie returned his thanks ior thch
greeting to him and said that they were as ahe u
iudcc as be what was best TO he done. nv ''"
tuucd interest of the business men IN the indi"'o
nance Of a protective tariff Mr.. Blaine regarded as
Good omen for the future of the country Inc ois-
a.ter, that would follow change ID the tdIlIl
rol.v of the Nation could well be ioresecn hy IAo
business men
PAYING TRIBUTE To TIE STATESMAN
a.,co, NJ Blaine came out Of his room 20 enter
acariare The jam was 50 great III 'c coII"o' ,,."
on,lc, escort was necessary to open passage. IAc
moment thai the crowd il the street caught Si-h' oi
bma great shout of cxutatIon went up Wh'th
BROUGHT people running from every direction II
was with difficulty that the carriage could ge'
along Every time that Nh Blaine has been seen III
The street a crowd has gathered so quickly rs 10
make one wonder where the people all came ioli'
This oftcru,on he drove around back street ana
onetlv entered a store to do some shopping lie WIS
discovered. and when he came ont. a lew moments
later N least coo persons had gathered apou' HIS
earrlaae. This. on a hot day under sWeiterhg
sun and after Mr. Blaine had repeatedly appeared III
public canno, be explained by curiosity or III any
other way except as tribute 10 a statesman VINO
has carefully guarded the interests OF the people