Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
BLAINE IN NEW YORK.

BLAINE IN NEW YORK.
ONE TM0UsAHD CLEROYnES
CALL UPON Hln-THE G1EAT
OURPBD AND PARADR.
~A-~e-
Mr.. James G. Blaine yesterday morn
ing received . number Of ministers ol
various denominations in the Fifth
Avenue Hotel in New York. Rev. DR.
King, OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, presented resolutions recon
mendipg "ail well-meaning and loya
citizsns' to vote the Republican ticke
+" at the ensuing National election. =
Rev. DR.. Burchsrd, Of the Presbyterian
church, briefly addressed Mr.. Blaine
saying, In conclusion "We are Re
publicans, and don't propose to leave
our party ald identify ourselves with
the party whose sntecedents have beor
rum, Romanism and rebellion.
1--WE arc loyal to our flag, We are loya
20 you." Mr.. Blaine replied at some
length. In the course Of his remarkI
he said the tariff was the conclusive
issue, and added The policy Of the
United States In the past ard In the
future must bo one Of broad, liberal
Christian principles, and In that policy
It must be one; In my Judgment, which
draws nearer within the circles Of the
sympathies OF the United States thost
other struggling Republics OF North
and South America, which bring them
first into trade relations and then inc
closer personal and moral relations
and believe .thab We shall not only
have that great gain that comes from
intercourse, hut We shall enlarge the
civilization Of the Anglo Saxon
until its limits shsll include the ut
most southern point Of the lower CONT
nent."
In the evening Mr.. Blaine was com
plimented with . banquet 1t Delmoni
coz. About 200 gentlemen sat down
Among those present were John Jacot
Astor, Judge Noah Davis, ex.Gover
nors Cornell and Hoyt, Jay Gould Johr
Roach, Cyrus w. Field, John Jay
Knox, Minister Levi p Morton, Sil
Richard Temple and other prominent
gentlemen. William M. EvaIts pre-
sided and introduced the guest Of thu
evening, Mr.. Blaine, whose remarkl
were received with great enthusiasm.
THE GREAT PARADE.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Republicani
are much elated tonight over the pa
rade of the business men in support o
Blaine and Logan.
The procession WAS l05 minutes pass
ing point near the reviewing stand
where 1t advanced all the time q
quickstep, with not more than from
i've to ten feet space between the files
The average breast of the ranks was BY
careful count sixteen, and 30 quicl
was the step In the rain that twenty
five ranks passed per minute for th'
whole time. The multiple Of thes'
fgures gives A 300 . the number o
men In line.
A more cheerful procession never paraded
Of the slippery mud, while cheers for Blaine
shouts and singing showed that the march
ers had hearts In the performance. "Jame
q. Blaine "" NO free trade; "" my-my-
my dear Mrs. Beecher -" t-am-a-bad-
boy " "I-want-my-papa and lik
sentiments were shouted TO the time Ct tn
step and the music.
Patriotic songs were sung all along til
line for blocks away from the reviewing
stand: &C One ,, Of the iavorite imprSvised so.g
| sour apple tree" The exuberance Of tn
men IN line was a. signifcant As It seemed I
grow as the prJSstsi0n moved. 1t Shove
not only heartiness Of support the tfcke
but also confidence In Its success next Tue
The Protection bias Of the procession va
| significantly exhibited while passing tn
Manhattan Club. rank after rank, as II hui
ried BY, crying in quick step time /" Non
| the club mouse that did net thus express 1,
sentiments.
REVIEWED. BY ME-. BLAINK.
at the reviewing stand, opposite tho Fin
Avenue Hotel, a dense mass OF humanit
stood while the procession WAS passing, with
out umbrella and with head uncovered, ,
recognition of tle vociferous tribute whicl
the column as 1t sped by paid him. He a,
| knowledHed the cheers by waving his hanc
kerchief, changing II from one hand to tn
other for u rest No man ever received sue
All vAtion In this city. The multitude pres,
nearer the candidate, and cneered and chee
cd till II seemed that human voice coul
hold out no longer. The ranks Ct the pr,
cessiOn marched SO closely and so rapid
that three or four were In front OF him at
time, and, rs they came up. their hats fie'
In air at arms length or were twirled o
their cane heads 10 the music OF the cnoerin
Iv ices.
fiat any time there was o hiatus In tn
moving G lumn the crowd would take up II
and make Madison Square ring with the
united voices.
| REJOICING REPUBLIoAHs.
| When all was over out doors, An enthueia
tic crowd took possession Of Fifth Avenu
Hotel, W ere scenes occurred which the oil
est habitues Of that house say they nov,
| witnessed there before. The corridors wei
damned with . cheering, and singing an
lycliing mass Of Republican humanity
Speeches were made In the hotel office,
the bar room. in the readiBg-rOOm and In II
halls. The whole lower floor Of the hou.
was transformed into mass meeting WHY
wan. The younger element sang the
songs, those too full for utterance otnerwi
chesred, the cooler ones shaking hands wit
each other In congratulation, an the be
Ting mon hawked ev. ms and then odds q
this State for Blaine and found no TAX rs
| the days event was revelation to Repu
In ans Of latent feeling In this city wnit
has gratifed them In inverse proportion
! the set back 1t has given the 0ll0w Clcv
Hand boom Of the past few days. FRO clail
TO boast Of wnat they were to 90 In this cit
. They have b en- s,ying recently that Il
busin. % mems parade would be failur,
that Cleveland was growing stronger in u
r pendents had promised was to be made 90
The chill which tO-days parade las give
tn IN cannot, T. is eiieved, be rec0, cred
It's me sure Is AIKEN by Mr.. Blaine. wi
said Of It that 1t WAS not al egether unprec
. dented in his experience. Collector Robel
A | N said that he needed NO further demo
: stratiOp to confirm his belief that blaine "
8 ca ~ this State by 36.U00 On every hal
= estimates Of the result were raised and mo
sanguinely asserted.
The Democrats were, 'uri e the fore pa
L of toe day. taking comfort from the SCI
Ilaw In Ohio, and 1t 10 beliov d that advan
knowledge Of VIII t tn tdecisioa was to
:. wgs In possession Of t. Q Democratic manage
4 a, Sn~ hall Lat.
4 lCleve'a, d 1t 10 the inion of o"utio
lkepuhlIcans here that the Scott law decIst