New-York tribune., 1884-10-26
MR. BLAINE IN WISCONSIN.
CHICAGO To MILWAUKEE AND BACK.
ENTHUSIASTIC CRowDs-A FEW SHORT SPEECHES
TIE CANDIpATEs VIGOR.

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last night at midnight. This morning he driven TO
the Northwestern Depot at $3.50 o'clock accompanied by
his sons Walker and EmmOns. and Joseph Medill, at
whose house he had passed the night crowd number
ing 1000 persons awaited Mr. Blancs arrival and was
boisterousy enthusiastic much that he was CON-
PEELED to appear the platform OF the coach of
special train where he said:
thank you very sincerely for this demonstration. II
add another 10 the many welcomes have received IN
your city ana at no time could be more welcome thah
now.
Tie special train composed of drawing-room
dinng-car and express elabOratcy decor
aed with the American colors aud bunting 1t drew out
of the depot at 9i7 o'clock for up into Wisconsin
There board the train Ex-Governor Fairchild
and Horace \. Taylor, of Wisconsin, and Congressman
onn Finerty, and General j. H. Hawlcy OF this city,
Blaine train stopped few minutes at Deering
Chicago suburb where the factory operatives and others
making enthusiastic crowd OF thousands cheered
when the Republican candidate appeared the plat
FORM The surrounding buildings decorated with
banners and sautes fired. There no stop be
Deering and Evanston and at the intermediate
stations the people cheercd aud waived their bats and
handkcrchies At Evanston there large crowd at
the depot headed by the University students massed
around a banner inscribed: Five hundred votes for
Blaine" The boys rendered college song, with re
frain showing they all for Blaine Mr. Blaine was
presented and far in his speech as take great
pleasure, when the tram began moving. III stopped
again and the crowd chased 1t; but before he could
resume, the train moved OIL rapidly; Mr. Blaine was
Evansonians. Al Waukegan, Marshal Jones introduced
him to the 5000 present as thn eandae so tG ~Iuv m
vorvsof artillery from the bluffs, and spoke five minutes
from stand. At kcnoshO, General Rusk cr Governor
Fairchild senator sawyer aud delegations from Racine
and Milwaukee got aboard Here Loo people hid uni
formed knights received Mr. Blame who addressed them
! from "A staDd. Mr. Blaine alishted from the ears at
Racine Junction, and rode TO Racine III carriage
escorted 10y a battalion OF mounted knghts. H., -.
Ten Thousand people had assembled at Racine dSPot,
Blaine arrived he was greeted With trcnchdcs ceels
He made characteristic speech. The enthusiasm a1
! At Bay View. manufacturing suburb OF Milwaukee,
Mr. Blaine spoke in front of the office of the North
rails resting piers OF pig iron aud surrounded 3y kes7
Of nails every nail being branded lh'9e mean ana i9 logan All
vote for Blaine. The train arrived at the Lake Shote
depot in Milwaukee at 80 p. H. Another vast crowd
seemed rs if the cy's entire opuiaon ad turned OUT
Logan clubs in Milwaukee the depot to escort
tie party the Exposition Building. where grand
meeting was held. salute Of 100 guns wa nrea wlc
the train rolled in; and when Mr. Blaine lightly stepped
ont on the platform itIe IRE IVA WAS mprr Io ,bn Exp
sition Buiding aud great number OF buildings were
! handsomely decorated
MR. B1AINE's TRIBUTE To THE GREAT NORTHWEST
Mr. Taylor. the chairman of the state Republican
Committee introduced MI Blaine az the mass meeting.
The audience 10000 ard cheeied ana waved mats
ana handkcrchcls. Mr.. Blaine waited for the demon
straton to sbsde anl then held hard ior silence
When he got a chance TO speak, he said
! Citizens OF Wi~cOnsn The Republican party had us
birth I'm the Northwest and there 1t has always fouhd
steady support Cheers The five great common
wealts that formed from the old Northwest ler
ritory represent to-day great empire, an empire
founded in l77. but empire which mas nl IT, teatst
growth since I-Gl. The growth of that mn eiiai sccI3h
of the Union ha- been repaid under Republican a-
mni-tration Of the Natioua Gov crhnr,' anu usei % I
continuous iniucu,' of protective tarlH 'ncyiS, a. ~
the post twenty hrce years It's wealth. nas tfc1% ia i i
the mex; twenty-thTec year. WIN "a p,UeCSG ,r rIio
operation its wealth VIII increase III even 5lers i', @
do not come here thi, late day IN the National cam
pan T. argue any guss'In +9 fSi ,e nerpnse Cheers
hut the protective tarlh has found rs steady Tlehs In IN
the Eerubean party H. h1 the T pqoiecf" ystcm sri-
D,,era..e nsit nun d cnr ,pcp, nave dpnri-hcd in
S.ti'T % G % and Tie QUESTION now before OF
cng.in the question before the voters of the Nation
is whether stem snail he abandoned or whether Il
Sail he continued. 1Le sixteen states OF the eouth
Will in an Irooa'y vote aean,t H. II remains % 10 ae
seen whether sufficient ttluI l!,c'u. @ v'i ~ ~, II
from the North 10 hand over the GoSerninen 10 the sl
muation OF tle nee trade 'outh w. co,e ~ you eJ nTJ
! foi % ichap~u in the original ialth ana lor % "%Hlou
strength the pr 'sti-c % me party q" nor ocl',c
that WISCONSIN 40 not hei!ele ,Ha m%' q, 'n 'aig M
that Oill-thO-c eat c'nl!U'H Me.i"tl' % ' ~ =, ,'
Northwest TcrItrlyI dc not hcll't mat IN! o t|'I
in i-I lido lot believe that the free arms and the zee
hearts of che great fGcc North"c,t can eve De use" -
snucht IFS destruction IN that faith greet yon III
that faith leave YOU In nut fdiIh tsanK you p'o
grandeur OF your empire and the warmth oi your he'lt''
Under the escort of large procession over Mr. Blaine
now proceeded toward the railway station. He stopped
for short time ar pinkuton House whore he wa
rrc-c with adlrc 10y delegations itprrH'hIS thr
irish Americans. tie Germans, tine Morkih-nch dhu t'
studcn OF fh German Lutheran Theological seminary
Th.r N,r, liehly complimentary recognizing H. states
,,,.,ip trt T. and devotion To Anl flcdl rights ana
u,u-;ry TO each one Nj Blaine responded III alHIo-
| priatc terms. ....,.
The spirit manifested by the people today an other
Indication, lead General Fairchild and J.. W hcle' 10
predict majority Of 20. 900 for Mr. Blaine In N'c" ~
The tr.n bearing the party back 10 Chicago" lrit Nil
wauBcc at 10 D. auu after swift run. arrived % %nete
at $50 Nj. Blaine diucd az Nr. Nc'il - ana I"h'
there drove Grand Pacific Ho'c Z" t"Nlr" h' pIV-
ce.sion DESPITE rhe ft-Hns character oi me jouIHr!
Mr. R!1inc seemed as fresh ever lie has '2Ie.el
fro Do li- eye trouble he left this city al nHil,h 'V
Cleseland where IA will take dinner win hr,.
! fn- morrow lie eyuects to reach jamestown, " J.,
| sunday night or Mond ~. .,
A. tho ho.l Nr B.ainc received another hatt ii- ad
dre. nom tie Chicago Germans, 10 which 1t replied III
| length.