New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
tho Society Of Friends; and Rabbi Browne VI '"'
Synagogue of the Gates Of Hope.

with the venerable looking chairman IN tho ie"u
the ministers slowly made thc'r way "''' ''
room and throgh the crowded cOrriuor W '"o nall
,rh;s ,hev filled 20 OVERLOOKING. The late arrivals
filled the winding stairway leading from the once
and extended even beyond the sight OF those VINO
had found standing room on the stars MI.
pI.;,s,s APARTMENTS were on the floor above, and
all ewes were turned in that direction az move
mept was noticed among number OF ladies who
had maid their respects to Mr. Blame, and had
found their way blocked on attempting 10 reach the
lower floor The look of eager expectation on a
tbousan upturned faces greatly changed 10 an OK
nresson of heartfelt satisfaction as the well known
face and form of the great Rrpublican lcaier were
caught sight of. Mr. Blaine was accompaniea by ny
the Rev Dr. King. and they halted i've steps IRON
the bottom of the stairway There he STOOD ID Iuu
view of one of the most notable audiences that
il has been the fortune OF pnoiic man o't t
of MIR Baincs wide and varied experience: 70
attract. The dccorOns quiet that rervaned uIie
assembly prior to Mr.. Blalne's appearance suIuenN
gave way to an expression OF welcome az nu .S
as voice and hand could make IT, Inc mos, soaIu
looking ministers among the most entnu'' a..
several Minutes bnt was quickly cal med wien Or.
King raised his hand and IN dnmb-show ashea ~. .uI
silence After inro lncng the chairman ~ "a "a nnt
gathering 10 Mr. Blaine. DI. King SAID no Nv,
nrnnosr to make Il speech but to present 10 YOU
man who can make speeches VINO Is tno raoa
of the Republican party an ths ,''e H. h%ntonr
more than fifty millions OF people iiIs oio. ..,
ministers applau led as DIR. King f0maly peecnteu
Mr. Blaine and in answer TO a voice whiSn pr"P"', rs
were given with great aIdor. MIR. Blame noWcu
his thanks as he took his stand next tne
lie was dressed rs usual, in black his Wonno o
rccupcrativc powers seemed Ia nave a''alhou 'n"n
norn,Yl vcor hy n single nights rest. MOI AT any
time during The campaign has ms alpearacc inoio
fully warranted the helir i1' ',s pniaI strength
All his movements denoted the possession " NIeoi
ons tcah and the full. resonant tones OF hs .o H.
as,u-ed the most doubtful OF his hearers tlaV .no
pommhlir,n standard bearer is equal to all the Dur,
! dens fiat NAV be LAID upon him. The vonderInl
extent of his mental resources "as ~ ,r.h ~
many who have heard him speak under widely
varied circumstances and upon large variety ~
Subjects during the campalgn. the abl,si tHo', nv
has vct made A more attentive ana certainty
more intelligent audience he has no, annirSsoIi
since his nomination. II repre-, cnted all creedS anu
II might truly he SAID TO represent the best ole
mcuts oi all crcrls and uailonlliile% lhtellgrncc
and Refinement were ITS stirling cns n a,d
Each individual in il was man OF nnnsn'e' ana
many OF tnose present long ago won National fcpu-
SEVERAL CLrRGYMES STEAK.
1--WE are your friends. Mr.. Blame said the Rev
Or Bu,char,l. taking Mr. Biaine by thch hand we
h.cye that Won have the capacity 10 lead ana COY
e~n 50 900 uOO of people. We honor youf name
and we are here to give you the assurance mat the
voice " ralumnv caun0t hurt H. We are h'pup'-
cans nval 10 the party and loyal to yon These
remarks were followed by cheers Tor MI. Blaine
The next SPEAKER was the Rev. Dr.. spear, VINO
said.
,ss,, ,o,,,s q ulalnr e., eerrrtary " state, select
ch Wv Tie lnnrutei uirhcd -, senator ~ thr lhied
states ,h1srn Is, Nainr. ~ sprkri ~ ~ Maine ltl9
ua,,t.j !, s,Fr rnlr hand NIine IA tht hipl nf rii
daii, nnl ,unn 'rr you're ma ~ huno XIV, 49,, ,
Nuhns hnt death ran prevent No iium Voting nv lon
neat iui.s,iny 49,. -.
Snathsi burst Vt apravse followed. The Rev.
u MnrAtihni siid;
a. h.,e , b.u w. hsnni iuu nnd vs. da henri iu 49,
spitps Nua nave stated viii gntn"hre ani "'rp ~
issr's hrhnr ~" ileip nW ,h1'' h,e /. i,pIil
4tt 44tli e.
nhooi tnn rrEf iHp irH' shalt n man ~ .Vi'p"r'
ALUM, rhdr,etai Ani mnHi worth ms haf lr 40 'h
Imltaiil question dc ihr ltfih 90 ms nnuSilh 49,
inninnis wives, sstnra anh daughters sh'"ul 'Hfp
adar to cast oar hainis Tor tho i'hInmIAnl lA'l}
which has AWAY hren me tinn' n lH, vi 'e %
March VIZ must inansuIa't a flr'hrn' N''I" nm" nt
be spoken ~ JOY ana peace ~ "al az" ~
whose recuTh will give promise ." prosperous i"'"'' '"'
our country.
The cheering which followed tho remarks of DIR,
Macarthur was renewed when Rabbi browne, 81
the lenDle Gates of Hope. stepped Forward 40
the representative, of the Hebrews lac SAID:
believe am the only jew here ana yon coiia no'
well avoid placing me on your hceepu3n .oil ,,''
on that account. lIaughtcrl ] don't come mere rs i
ppUhiicon and perhaps more There nothing dcarer 10
the jew than the saictty of his family circle ana on
m 5ns ana modc fathers and our wives
daughters are model women We stand T MP 70"
party is the party OF education the Bureau ~ funca
lion is not bareau Of internal revenue ni t %i m
and love education and therefore stand by Jams g
|
House will be changed into bachelors nail
At this point the audience cheered wildly. Men
| and women joined i'll the demonstration and sew
eral minutes elapsed before Rdlb could continue.
In conclusion lie said: 81 pray God that GA the 4th
of March you. sir. Blaine. will he installed as t1e
Chief Executive of this great Naflon. iheheWeu
The Rev. DR.. Roberts. representing the Congre-
gationaliss said oar chef interest Ia thls crisis
is 10 prevent selfconfeSsed adulteTer from becon-
ing the head of the Nation" lChs 'rs.
1--WE viii next hear from Plymouth Church
said Dr BurchaTd The Rev. : Is. iauen3y was
pushed forward and was greeted with prolonged
cheers. He said am "A pliin simple hah,
walk ing in pastorIl ways. My presence here shows
where | stand and Won must not expect more from
me ! have cOinred friend here who Will say
few words" he added and raising his voice he SAID
Come here, Frank. You are blaze cn9agh
Mr.. Price. of North Carolina, came
forward md cheers. aud sad that the people Of
OF the South were praying for the election OF the
friend of education, and the man who would give
her an opportunity Of sho wing her wonderful re-
sources Mr.. Lawrence, in benali Of the Friends
said that he was heart and soul 1Or MI. biaiho anu
the views he represented
RINGING WORDS FROM MR. BLAINE.
Then loud calls arose for 4" Mr. Blaine" The
people on the stairs begged him to stand near the
ran so that we can hear yOn." lie compiled with
the request, and then spoke as follows:
Mn CH.IRMAS AND REVERSED GENr.LMrN:
This Is altogether a very remarkable assembIdge,
remarkable beyond any of which have known III
the history of political contests III the United
states and you do not need INV personal assurance
that AN very deeply impressed ny II: | do not
feel that | am speaking merely TO the hundreds
of men here present speaking To the
great congre cations and the great religious opinion
which is bch nd them ami as they represent the
| great Christian bodies ! know and realize the full
weight of that which Won say to me, and of the in
nucnce which YOU tender to NE. Were 1t to me
| personally confess that should he overcome by
The compliment and the weight oi confidence which
IL carries but know that 1t Is tended to me as
the representative of the party whose creed ana
,,,l,, ustr srp m
I" Hear hear The Republcan party from It's very
outset stood upon the mpIcgnable platform OF OPP
position To the extension OF human slavery ana ii
stood on that platform till it was dragged 10y the
hostity n provoked into n larger assertion eff Ma