New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
BRooKLYN's TRIBUTE TO MR.. BLAINE.

MAS~-NEErNGs, RECEPTIONS AND A TORCHiIGHr
rARADE-woMEN TO DO HIN HONOR.
The greatest demonstration ever witnessed in Brook
Ign ail be seen oday in that city. upon the occasion
Of Mr. Baiue- visit in response to the request ofths
Republican Campaign Committee. the Brooklyn Young
Rcnubcan Club. and the Young Mems Republican
Club the officers of which have arranged the detail.
and settled the arrangements. Three enormous has
meetings. two reception. and the most extensive and
important ochlight parade ever gotten mp in Brooklyn
will combine To- honor the foremost Statesman Of the
land and lhr standard bearer Of the great kepubiral
naity tully lOOOOO people viii see hr. Blaine and
many o III ie afforded au opportunity 10 take him By
the baud and 10 boar bis inspiring words .,
Nj. Blaine viii be escorted from the Fi'th Avenre
Hotel DO this cv 10 the Mansion House 10 brooklyn
Height. Mans persons sill assemble to greet h'n 2.
the iioOhl ~ cnd Of the Bridge IN informal teepp;
zion vi Dee eitru ~ ihr Mansion House tom 2'3O 10
l. fi. when fr1ng Of the leading citizens Of Brooklyn
vii vrir .inc him 10 the ci'D
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address another audience rpnit9ng ~ hN esA sam
aiHiiit.H.f 80 ,Ar slacNls bNliM. las Aihi et4's
nu ih. STAKE arp resolved mr invited guesi, admissible
being lbs a. hrt ne paruci seats VII be reserved nf
women aui their escort. he hour Tor thr meeting u
$50 "a, Nj Blaine Is to speak elsewhere iie vii Ia
followed uy Judge Gresham senator John sherman
Judge Foraker and the Rev. John lhey Thompson,
one 81 the eloquent ot Brooklyn ministers. tn
expected that DR.. Storrs will pIeslde.
Mf. Blaine Will next 20 10 the Grand opera House 10
a etin- under the auspices Of the Dung Men Ne
publican mb. The Rev ;. b. Halliday, al Plymouth
Church, viii preside and a number OF prominent busi-
ness and ministers will act vice presidents. H.
". khsh Will introduce Mr. Blaine After his adj
dress. senator Hale and others will speak.
Mr. Blaine will be driven to the Eastern District
where he will address meeting under the auspices Of
the Brooklyn Young Republican Club and then take
his place In barOuche al the head of the t0rchgt
procession. He will be accompanied by General John
C. Fremont the Pathfinder OF the Republican party,
for whom many of those who now welcome Mr. Blanc
voted in 1876 The War Veterans of Brooklyn,
800 5tron-, will be a guard of honor about hr.
Banes carriage and will hold the right of the parade
which =. '. " hte will marshal The Young Repubh-
Club W II turn out with loo men, and the lOung
Mems Club with equal number. The Irish Amen'
can Blaine organization will have 1000 men IN Lac;
Ii is expected that from $4,000 to 10000 men VIII
march from DedioId-aye.. III Laayetieaye., ScbeImeF'
horn Court and Montague s. 10 and past the REVIEW
inc stand in the last street The tine uniforms glariog
torches and colored lanterns, with waving flags, hre'
works and cOiOrcd lights will form spectacle unsdf'
passed in bIilIiaDcy Mr.. Blaine will he on the IeyeS-
ing stand with other distinguished guests Mrs Blame
Miss Blaine and alker Blaine will occupy window
overlooking the reviewing stand.