New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

HEARTY GREETINGS FHoM TnousANps INDIANA
10 ~ VISITED SfKT
my ItLfGHAf ARA To IHE TRIBUNE

10 ~ VISITED SEKE
my IELEGHAfH To THE TRlnUskl
DETROIT, Oct. 17.-To-day was the most sat
isfacory one Mr. Blaine has spent III this state Inc
stops made were comparatively few ana Only Nv n"'t
ant towns Mr. Blaine has seen people than III al
the other time lac has spent In the state ana Win less Ia
tigne The first stop made at Bay city NUMBERING
town fully rs large "a Saginaw IL j. the home o AL least
a dozen mionnaircs. Mr.. Blaine made pointed taA ."
the tariff He had a large audience Al fHhI vi.
Blaine made the leading speech OF the day ana one VI
the longest talks he has made Ill the o'"'''
He denied the charge that he had any association VI
sympathy with the Know-Nothng movement The ar
ranrements for speaking were much better than al any
other paee visited A great fiat had been covered
over with handsomely decorated roof OF hass' ihi7
car was coupled to engine and backed down 10 inc
platform He then enabled to step upon II "i'no"
being iostled by crowd. The car was moved up 70
SQUARE, In the vicinity and from it, comfortable height
Mr. blaine stood in the brisk air and talked to
600 peope His voice was clear and strong, He spoke
In part follows:
Ihave received since have in this state two or
three letters from persons asking me % s'e In
connection with these inquiries from persons IN "
can have received some kilograms from the Pacific
Coast asking whether not supporter "f Mr rll4-
more when lac ran -16 the Native American eau
1idate Tor the Presidency Let say IN fI and eX-
~, ~, In r,l, tn tle.c iuouirie. by letter and trlc
graph that never was amenber 81 ne khoW->olln
order that never voted Tor a who was nominated
l-5G had the honor t0 be member or me VA ou' ~.
publican Convention which nominated General tteInl,
cheer-I and as the General this platform ne
will he able bear testimony that however hclcr'
INV support may have hceu II WIS very etri-Sl "h,'
vrrv ardent was then Junior editor of Iht he"nso
journal. and that PAPER was entirely dev9teu TO uc ~
Frcmont's adv Ocacy and aided IN giving nm ne
majority cast in Maine for Presidential Candidate
me Know Nothing order holds views IN regard 70 I'm
migration and naturalization with which never nal an 1
sympathy, and from which never Aesltated 10 eAPe1'
dissent.
At Lapcer where there were 5000 people, he spoke
from stand near the train At Port Huron the Blame
party conveyed ia carriages u the Village Sq""Io
Thl, town is the home OF senator Congcr xix thousand
pcoplc were i'm the audience The significant feature here
wa, the introduction OF Nj Blaine hy the Rev : Hast
incs Ross one OF the most influential OF the prominent
CONGREGATIONAL ministers Of the state. H. i at present
state superintendent Of Public Instruction.
4 stop was made ri Pontiac which was reached about
dark Penplo had come for mile, about from %
! thcky settled agricultural region. Athout IN
! the town has not over 300 inn1Dia ~
fully 5000 people gathered at Tho station 10 mean Nl
thi- point This day ha- been great one for MN re
appears to have received new eic "' ne ia % VI
WIS only =. stcrIav that said That hai almost ar
,,1cd ~ tlr point where should regret lc.t ing my
frinls I'm Sici,an Al this poiut may that have
arrived nj the feeling II actual regret at hf Thought oI
it,,, ,, II 4. probable that the trip besides being
am, ~ of Measure 10 General Fremont Will result IN
/ hi. material advantage senator Palmer intends
.ti lre of The hlll To place Fremont upon the re
ird I.t 81 fb Army and To- mike his special business
49, 49,, in,cr.fing scene M The rear Of the train. The
.,l,t frou, The military academy nj orchard Lake,
-,,,, seventy I'm number were marched mp aIler MT
PLANE had retired % Ms room. The Doy1 VINO ,lrr III
the West Point uniform and who are under me l-'ru
ZION Of a regular army officer, presented me hpp.ti
auce ~ they drawn up IA uouu'e TOW n'hl -. =,
train Mr. Blaine and General Fremont IN re'!s'n-c W
tL cheer, II the students came out upon the rear
platform and made brief speeches ,..,.o anil No.
49,, rt Iater nj ,da " as reached after o'clock
Mr. Blaine viii start for Indiana tomorrow morning