New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

because for hfccu lcar- Doe Ahd lh' ,'p' rr
economical and political reforms. Ilr INC W. ,L rcon'
! g'ht WbVf Brcan-c be- hA. pride n everything Amer
cau-t- men and it~ mmnrr- ne h7l",N & &i ~, ii,-,f
s me energy, the honesty, the courage ur nd -H'H''
the patriotism and the -cmu. oI o"l '"'ull and it.
H- public record, brilliant iu lt~ acnlrN Nthrhl- "u
tcWHI"', n" "In .t art usbf That malice ever
threw into any mans home aud ONCE dlo h'l' ~
br1or tba r,lrcurd the bonds he had honestly sold TO
t rif.c b, l. m briug .Icrc~. ont of the forlorn
enterprise into which ne Was cutrapp'd' ana ing'L }-
IL published the missing letter u which hc told his part
ncr to tell the story. for 10 n true u i h""in'
smdcrcrS The private record in the light oi this state
mcnt. viii satisfy all who are mot nunN'a ny ghtE -
auothers fame or hatred for champion "i 'H' ''-" vi
American labor 10 protection. , .--...,,l fr
NcwJereey is proud OF Blaine tame and 4r'Lfiu lot
the services hc has rendered her WorNnSHrh. 1' W.
comes him now with pride and er1liulr. Al"l "H,,i
norm to Maine that Nc,vI,-cg'- Joined Tie Uuiou. Civ
inc nine electoral votes 10 Blaine .Choou- "n" "lr
pau-eI
Nj Phelps spoke in an impassioned voice and wa
interrupted at every sentence hv tumultuous cheer
ing He was followed in brief addresses lbs Mr. Dolh-
yer the Iowa orator and Major Pangborn Of Jer-
sey City.
FINE PARADE.
Dunng the speaking the uniformed climbs OF
Newark and Essex reinforced by many clubs from
Paterson jersey City. Elizabeth and other neigh
boring places were forming processon
ON Broad-st. near Military Park. The
line began TO move about $50 ana
moved down Broad-st. amid the booming oi can
non. the glare of fireworks and the continuous
cheering of the dense crowds. As the columns, two
mics long and many men abreast passed
Mr. Halsevs house. Nj Blaine stood
and reviewed the parade. There was no
cessation i'm the cheering which was kept mp ny me
spectators and was svelled hy the CLUBS as Iuty
marched past IN rcylcW' eli,,Iro. mere "'ig
the parade one of winch was
club of several hundred men from the Locomo-
tive Works mt Paterson, dressed IN their greasy
working clothes and bearing a banner lhNcIp'o'
No Free Trade for ms. -
Before the parade had half passed II became nee
cs>ary for Nlr Bane g. take ms departure dlla NV
procession was halted When Mr. Blame stepped lhio
the carriage there was another ovation. lno4,ahd
of men tnrongcd about the carriage. ana ch'tr'd
and shouted until they were hoarsc. The police,
with more energy than poltencs~ nade way
for the carriages, and the party was driven lo me
Chestnut Station to take the train which moved
off amid the cheers of the multitude a-srmptd
there. II WAS computed that about uifN ih"u-anu
people lined Broad ST. during the reception TO- MT.
Blame. About ten thousand men. heHtN al pl
whom were uniformed. participated ln the paiadc.
The crowd was so dense tm' plckpocEe,S we"
able 10 play their vocation win success. NI no
bart lost his pockcthook and Calvin Wells ol
pitt-hurg also had his taken ~ contained Tl'V m
money and many valuable paper-.
WELCOMED WITH CANNON ~ ELIZABETH
T. special train bearing the Republican candi-
date arrived al Elizabeth at $50 Am immense
crowd was awaiting h- arrival just a+ Cine
locomotive crossed the track of tine Central
Railroad of Ncw-Iorscv Blaine and Logou ban
uor suspended across liroadst was brightly lIIuWl
mated moment Date" brilliant colorod lights
flashed iu every direction FROM the root- of build
inr4 and the old Revolutionary cannon. manned
hy th' Veteran h"u'''' '""W,' "'n "'' "'u'
to tine distinguished visitor The , A. lotts '.uh.
d I.. 3D. Do
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Wh'l' I' N'" ."Ip'" '"'+ "H''''
hua been tIr rld. of thr ,'tf 4u'' t made Ii' f''
l1nt hght iDt Ma, l'"i'7 Nhru hr iin l"t '"' '!H"
four tru7 us" hr met " ud h'p"hi''H '"'
".' a,h' n'hi i'"nr" i''' w., '"@''g @ Ill., ,t.,. anal
,ano ,G .,3p ,h,, 9n,, ,n Kan, " ,"o'. I"""
fhr rnr.t Mr iNii poke hricif Thanking thc
lhlanp lor thcp p.n.rou, welcome tl.N had '..'ldrd
t%lin' % Ir ,l"l" i"'" '"n', Inr'J ri,.l,I,
minded Win thc chrrl- o., tnr people .ud %,
-llutc- of the cannon.
4 MA'Nll I'L I'M "l'LL4IN" Al "'''' '''.
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college students anna ll"''-'"'' "'i, "'''."- "
Princeton Junction Tonight when Mr. Blame passed
tI.,,..l or Ii. .,a..iI car Tl. TuviurI,I. { 1lu-
- .l . $50 .,J . I.,...
i''-' o'i'"'
c".oicd delegation were '!'"h "p '- ''"' "'' ''''
trac, al, thc tram >-ouncl they gave the military
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sHuJe. Inc 'ol'-' vas I'I4''S I'pl .'''''' '''' D
addition TO nearly io5 students members OF iAr cole
legc Blaine and Logan Club. There We're many
g,1.,r,cn Io,ituu.Irr rkcIr 'u, rilciiou. Tctor,
Sir Blaine had reached he ear platform the tiger
cheer was gwen F '"t 'iu"''s l'. t.f u'l.
rS f,s H. -aI aii l". ll, m p7na@+on ,.Il "
never before saw such excitement and enthusiasm
uo NOT even iu old war times MI. Ianed"n' OF
Jersey itt htropuc'u MI. Dl'in' % 5Jl I"- lI'' III
was H'J'H- lI"' ,'i Ais1''l't"" tN' ms "',
hoWh'u or llS cHS-I' i' Ii'Ii- ,,Ou:" .'
"'ot product OF American c'NiiI''i"i. ~ iiiIl'
,li"' I"I the p'r~"31l pi TnpillHn' i .!l''D % 1u