New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
BLAINE AND LOGAN IN ELLSWORTH
THEIR ADDRESSES IN RESPONSE TO THE ESrnUs-
IAsM or THE PEOPLE.

THEIR ADDRESSES IN RESPONSE TO THE ENrHUs-
IAsM or THE PEOPLE.
ELLSWORTH, June 17.-Mr. Blaine and Gem
era Logan who arrived here to-day with Senator Hale
received by immense crowd OF citizens
this evening in Hancock Hail. After they returned
Senator Hacs house people gathered in the street
Mr. Blaine In response 10 the calls Of the citizens OK.
pressed his gratitude kindness that had shown
him by the people OF Maine. He said that he never
was profoundly touched he had by the manner
in which he had recently been received by all classes
and he might say all parties In the State OF Maine
had TO recognize beside the friendship Of his political
associates the courtesy and kindness manifested by those
who had in the past been opposed TO him politically.
Whatever may be the issue Of the pending campaign, Of
which would indeed be unbecoming In him 10 speak, bs
could say that by the people OF Maine he had In this
supreme crisis In his public been already sus-
tanned In that gives him the intense salts
faction Continuing, be said;
There f. after all, embarrassment in addressing
those whom has been associated with for long years
on intimate terms. Ny esteem 10 not sufficiently deyei
come together so much 10 me- to see
my gallant associate on the regular Republican ticket
erons attention viii present TO you The gallant hero
from Illinois" loud cheers and applausel
General Logan said;
Itls said that prophet is not without honor saveia
his country but must say that the reverse OF tus
is true in Maine concerning MIN Of whom have spoXen
ment have and claim the right express their vewson
any question and also 70 choose whom they wisn 10
represent them in any capacity This IL true OF the con-
yention recently held In Chicago No one doubts That
gave the OF the people In announcing
In unmstakabe terms that citizen OF your state Is their
choice for the highest office In their gift lAppauseI 10
oueston this now is 10 say the majority shall not con
frol bnt minority shall dictate the nominations The
people Of this country know what they want ana ~so
whom they want. ,,. ..,,,,,,.
In my Judgment they want capable OF perf9rniaa
the duties Of the position mtelgcnty; man Who VII
understand the needs and wants OF the people, anah W
has knowledge C and an experience In cynhectlou
with the affairs of government, They want mas
who understands the diversified interests OF thtgreat
people and who will all proper means FOR lhep pro
lection and success man who knows the wants OF tns
masses needs OF the laborer and Will lend all h
power and influence to caring for those wants ahy
interests that IL convcrsant with our comnerc,l
relations with foreign nations and man that Teallef
that greater outlet is needed for our surplus DrOduc
a man who can and will In proper man.
ner establish relations with our ssJer Republics OF
Mexico and South America; that will enlarge our com
nprce with them; man who understands what Anerf-
can manhood IL, and VINO will, in proper way make
citizen the United states feel pride III being clLeh
that will receive proper protection both at nome ana
abroad. ,,. -,
The people Of this country want man that MI not ony
spport and sustain their Constitution, but Will tathuiy
and conscennusy execute the Jaws IN all parts Oh Tue
land Applause and cheers Believing that tine Amer.
lean proDc want OF the character nave descrDed
may now say that such man mas been found In the
nerson of James q. Blaine. Loud cheers