New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
MR.. BLAINE'S TRIP IN OHIO
SPEAKING TO THOUSANDS AT ELYRIA
wORKINGNEN RUSHING FROM THEIR SHOPS fo 80
HIN-TIE CLEVELAND MrFriNg"
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woRKINGNEN RUSHING FROM THEIR sTpr- fo ~
HIM-ruE CLEVELAND M.rrNG"
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rnE TRIBUNE
CLEVELAND, Sept. 27-Quiet has hardly bee,
restored in this city after tho wonderful demon.
stration TO Mr.. Blaine and General Logan u eas
the largest gathering ever known in tho history II
this city with the single exception Of that 0n Tho
occasion of Gariieds funeral. three ycafs aao.
Seen from point sufficiently elevated 10 get fair
view. the scene was inspiring. In the sprar" who're
Blaine and Logan stood ~ least 1000 people
were packed. while the crush In the adjoining
streets was almost as great. II vas q dcmousifa.
tion that did honor 20 the people Of cleveland
showing their dccstation of The ISLANDERS t'at have
been hcaped upon their guest. Here a. cltrwhrfn
along the route from Ncw-Nork, the Democrats
have gathered up from their sewers oi hih
all the foul ISLANDERS aud exploded
lies about Mr.. Blaine that have been ever uttered.
and have taken special pans 20 throw them into
hls face. The answer % the people 90 Woh work
would shame any party except the Democr.cI. 10
has been one continued welcome % the lcluh. ians
such as was never before gwen to "a public ma1.
Last night Mr. Blaine remained th. gIrst q Mrs
Garfield, in her spacious dwelling uoon Pros
pect-st. This afternoon he made short trp hy
special train 70 Eyria in order not 90 dlsappout
the people who had come there 10 see hm. as It had
been announced that he woud to-day ro to Toledo.
The arrangements were af'erward changed. aud
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That could not be done so well ar LlNlll. 'i mo
,vav there this afternoon Is the train cam. n ylt
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rushed ont at headiong speed 10 cheer M Blaine
The tram was stopped for minute when the work
men caught up and some of them had an oproru-
nlty to shake hands with the Republican capdidaf"
Al Flvria abour 5000 persons wore assembled.
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enthusiasm. lie SAID:
Mr. Chairman and Iidi,- aud Cent. n'r ' f. t1utfy
ot Lorraine In, - NET m} tt-' 'i-t i' .".- "'Auii.
county. recall NIit -i'i' i".i't' o. f.' ~
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'g i.i H"y ".l,, ,' t- , ,. f... ,t
1,'"t T., tb " ''' ,,,P XII .,''. ..,. .,t...N
n wa. ,nrr .uult citizens a.I ft
great Institution at OucrIu tiHI d....uln,f.f
those principles 81 freedom which quail. 'l- N".fh
western county tlc vanguard lu tA. contest so
slavery Renewed ch''rn-.. luIt 'NiI ll
victory, ad another D. Low '"hml,"I DOB +'', '""i-'
ana ana "-';'H tu 'H 'ii'i' ii'i'''ii' 80 " .. .i ~
,, ir,. & ,it,.-ei . ',.r.at rl..rf,- AIM.
r.udeu.y of the auti--Lt.ery -trt--., thrr. va.
no side issue that could divert tr lt.-
slavery men OF tie weston h.-.i
from the one great absorbing question, ali h .it
me same discipline "i n.ri prey Z il.- .' .''i . 80
,lar '-,I' "l.. "' I's s',,l'. ,i ~ & | &c.,,
,'oI"7 ttb,it Won -.Ir e,ici for yo- reception ..f
Which Others wl, pidr.-- You Will "I}'l' ''} .'r