New-York tribune., 1884-10-29
MIR. BLAINE'S TRIP ENDED.
fContinucd from First Pase.)

Nv Copdon. Of Paterson: Thomas r. Watson, Dr.
Van Ripcr. r. Outwater, NJ l.. Worthen. John +.
Kilgour and Major Spencer, OF Passaic; Charies
Burrows. Dr. j. ~ Phelps, Henry Roster, Z. Gar
land and Major Shafer, Of Rutherford N. b.;
State Senator Boyd, ex-State Senator Lynde,
Senator Lansing, Of Watertown. N. T.; h'S.
Smart, of Washington County, N. Y: General
Merritt, ex-senator T.. G. Platt. wile
and son; ex-Lieutcnant-Governo Robinson, OF
Binghamton; Andrew Devine. OF washington
Chairman Draper Of tho Executive Committee
Alexander NJ. Holmes. C. s. Cole, A. f. Baxter,
Senators Chickerng and Barker. of the Repub-
lean state Committee; Mayor c. X. Parsons, OF
Rochester; John j. OBrien, Bernard Biglin and
many others
In front Of Mr.. Blaine marched a gentleman boar
ing hugo bouquet of roses, which was presented
to Mr.. Blaine at Paterson. To judge from
the number of bouquets carried by diiferent
members of The party the gardens along the route
must have heen desp0iled of their choicest treasures
All Of the floral tributes mad been presented 10 MI
Blaine during the day. 1t was with the greatest
difficulty that the crowd in the depot were pie-
vented from rushing through the gates and actuany
overwhelming Mr. Blaine with the warmth OF their
welcome. But they were held back and saw with
envy the opportunity which bcfel the engineer Oh a
waiting train. Lamp in hand he reached Mr.
Blaine's sldc and stretching forth his right
| hand said: Mr. Blaine will you
let me shake your hand !" Certainly" replied
| Mr. Blaine with o kindly smile, rs he grasped the
| Qrimy palm of the engineer and shook 1t warmly
The man held Mr. BlaIno's hand as If he were de-
tcrrnned that no one else should take possession OF
| il and before he let IL go said " I've shaken the
| hand of the man I'll vote for and who VIII DE
| elected The remark was caught by the crowo
and again and again tho ringing cheer " blaine
| Blaiue-Jamcs G. Blainel" was gwen
with will that brought bright
| smilo to the face OF the oahu,u''o'
Mr.. Blaine looked in splendid physical condition,
and showed no signs of fatigue after the tremend-
ous exertions of the last two weeks. His step was
buoyant and his eye bright. His smile was always
the signal for cheer. 20 great was the crush ana
so earnest were the efforts of tho crowd 10 get
within reaching distance of Mr. Blaine that fully
| ten minutes were consumed in reaching tine ferry
boat. The lam was so dense in passing through
the gates that the attempt to collect
| fares was abandoned. In the Intervals
between the cheers given for Mr. Blaine
could he heard such remarks as Let me
touch his hand,r give us look at him anyway
| ''He looks winner all over" The last remark
| drew a hearty laugh from Mr. Blaine's party. and
evidently pleased tho candidate Of the Republican
| party.
| CROSSING THE NORTH RIVER.
| On the ferryboat Mr.. Blaine, willing or unwill-
| ino was compelled 20 hold levee. The boat
! crowded. but every man and woman on it was
| given the privilege of shaking hands with MI
Blaine. None failed to avail themselves OF 1t
| and among the heartiest grasps OF the hand he
received were those of the braTny deck hands
| who gave him rousing cheer as he entered a car
! riage followed by Walker Blaine, senator Miller
| and Chairman Draper. In second carriage We're
| Postmaster Manley and Nessrs. Hobart; - bIIeh
| and Dcvine. In third carriage SAT Charcs y;
| Chickering, George Brockway, Bernard Is g.ih ana
| Colonel W. u. Barker.
| Mr. Blaine was cheered again and again by the
passengers aud boat-hands. These cheers were
| answered with great vigor by crowd on the
wharf. The latter only caught a glimpse ul M
| Blaine as his coach was wlnrlei INTO lweehtEy-
Filth Avenue Hotel. Some of the crowd, were de-
tern,incd to more of their candidate, who broke
intoa run and for several blocks Mr. Bialnes coacn
was attended by outrunners. whose enthusiasm ,
| was more than sufficient to keep up with Inc
horses, but whose strength was lacking; me
coaches we're driven to the lwenty-th raisI.
side of the hotel. The one in which
Mr. Blaine rode allowed 10 .an on t1' oer' III Ur
| pose The pavement fronting the entrance Wa blocked
| with hundreds who quickly OWNED that Mr baihe ne
stepped from the coach he was greeted with Three
CRee. cheers for for Rans Rns cal Sy ey, "e M @ % % M
Blaine quickly hurried through the cheering ihrohg
| who yelled with exuitation he turned
his smiling face upon them before he slipped inside
the threshold of the hotel and lifting hl' hat, gave
them parting nod lhe crowd was sun cleerinV
| when Nh Blaine was usnered iDto the apartments
from " hich the state Conmlttee was determined
that nothing should drag him before this morn
chairman arren of the State Committee sald
"Mr. Blaine will do nothing Tonight but Obtain
the rest OF which ne must be greatly III hced;;
work since he left New-York He has been con-
tinnaIv travelling and speaking. None but the
strnnrest constitution could stand what lie has
zone through and in order to bear The strain of the
| next few days he must have rest IL ~ our intel,,
ton TO give him that rest tonight at all
| hazards - ..,
Almost Immediately upon his arrival ut the hotel
Mr. Blaine and his party took dinner IN MI Elkinss
! apottmonts Mrs Blame Miss Blaine and Miss
| Dodge who had arrived during the day
| from Aupusta were of the party. While Sr Blame
| was dinina his room was bcsieged with callers and
after dinner. which was over between and half
mast the stream increased 10 such proportions that
Mr. Blaine was forced to Geny ,a9in,a,a ntmsen
| wio,bs n had heen hoped by the
rnnm,ttcc in charge of the Chckcring llnli meet
ing that Mr. Blaine might hnd u pos.,uo !" I epp', M
| with his auuous lahort of the last lew We9hs thht
ha frrnda naietrd upon In. tcmaihinr ~ th' ho,e'
| roldinply carried out His non, NhlAr hlhlUe'
howc,or, accompanied by Souator lnSonc uari
walked down to the meeting about 10 o'ioo" "h"
Atnyrd ihrtr for upward oI hall nn hout -,
| IN tho mrnntlmr Nj, lilaino WAS eohNoirlhg WIN
ihoso ot hls friends ho had called for Tow mh'
ntoa chat, Among thcm were William w. hiaits
John Roach ~ eXIlpyornur AlonIo II, Cornell II, i,
Homes chairman at the National Repuhllchh
! lonmlitoc, Samuel fesse lden. q, a. Hobart,
O. A. Hasey and II. &. pars lns of Virginia. u was
remarked hy every that MI Baine looked III
better health than on his former visit, Al II com
paIatlVely ear v hour he retired To bed
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for tho ccrgymen
of the city and vicinity to call on Mr.. Blaine this
morning at the Fifth Avenue ii teL No cards
vii lac necessary All who are desirous of wocon-
inp the Republican candidate should be at the
narlors of tho hotel this morning at 1919.