New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19

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stately dwellings, the smoke that rises from tie
tempes Ut industry nf Worcester lo see the 'h"n7'
ands of people and to carry home 10 NY own stat"
a picture at the most unparalleled prosperity
Congressman Ice and Lieuteuant-doyernor Ame-
also made short addresses.
Mr. Blaine was then driven t0 the house ol MI
Rice. where dinner was served. at when were
present Congressman aud Mrs Rice, Senator
and Mrs Iloar, Senator Hale and others
Two hours later. when Mr. Blaine reached the
depot to take the train for Ncw-Nork, he was met
bv another great throng of people, who chcereu
vociferously az the train moved out. Mr.. CODY
one of the New-Jcr-ey State Electors Speaker
shcard. of Ncw-York; Samuel Fesscnden
Secretary of the National Comaittee; Mr
shpey. Editor of The Springfield Union; ex-Mayor
Halle. chairman Of the Republican City Committee
of Springfield Colonel :. c. Warrincr, J. :. Car.
II. :. HYDE and other prominent citizens oi
Springfield were on the train. An effort was
made 10 get Mr.. Blaine to take a special
train in waiting mt Springfield 80 as To allow OF
longer stops at the prominent cities along luc
route Asths would delay the arrival OF IN" party
I'm New-York and keep waiting the crowd there a,
the depot Mr.. Blaine concluded not TO leaNe 'hc
regular train.
FORCED TO STEAK AGAIN AND AGAIN.
In the depot at Springfield there was great
crowd waiting, and when Mr.. Blaine appeared on
round after round Of hearty cheers. He acknowl-
edged the reception 10y bowng repeatedly, but the
crowd insisted on a speech" and in response to
this demand Mr.. Blaine said: II thank you very
kindly. my friends for your cordial reception. |
have no time to say more than my thanks
These few words were received with tremendous
cheering and then all who could get within reach
insisted on shaking hands. just as the tram was
about 10 move the enthusiasm OF lic huI I'uI I,
found further vent in another irresistible demand
for speech, aud MI Blame Tas iorccn 20 COM COM
plV as follows " My FUcuds-l nave onlN time
| 10 repeat what have already SAID. a1d again re-
turn my sincere thanks for the very cordial greet
ing Won have given me.
At Hartford the crowd was as large and cnthusl-
astic but the train barely stopped. so that there
was not time for so much of dempnStfatlon.
Never lheeSs be- peR8P,Gir n'liru .aiT ." have
| no time smy friends. for any speech lur-
| thcr than simply to thank You for this very
! kind and cordial reception me pl tiorn oI nm
! express tram Is NOT very good place 10 MAKE a
| speech FROM Three cheers and a tiger were
! sounded vocfcrousiy rs the train moved away.
At Ncridcu there was Ike enthusiasm ana more
| elaborate preparations I1c pconle haa ne deeol
| Illuminated and even had erected q platform for
| Mr.. Blaine To- speak from. OF course there was mo-
! time for this. and Mr.. Blaine SIMPLY bowed anu
spoke few words of thanks as the train moved on:
| Tie depot ar Ncw-llavcn was simply iammed
and o- II wa. impossihle for half the people 10 see
Mr.. Blaine ON the ear platform. he had io leave the
| train and mount au muIoyi-ed IO-truu. v ~
! Spcrry, the postmaster introduced him go ll'
/ crowd. VINO ClecTtd hEdlu ana dEdIl anu ldI'lN
| gave him am opportunity to say " thank YOU
! gentlemen. very sincerely for this most
! cordial reception. As the train left
the dorot three cheers and a tiger were given
for Jluc- g.. Blame our next President. \ mum
hcr of college students were conspicuous ~ the lm
mcuse crowd gathered n the New Haven depot
NIT BY TuE Nrv-YoRE CoNu1rrr.
Number of prominent citizens of Connection
boarded The train hero. also com
mttec from Ncw-lojk consisting o
! Chaiman Warren of tho state Committ'. ~cnato
! Warner Miller ,y-rudro Horace l'u.scll ov-,'ov
crnor Cornell. judge Robertson. Mn li'h pnd Mr.
! Hcldou.
At bridgeport tho demonstration vas mos
| markell Iho depot and tho adjacent stroci4 Wri'
dru-ply pnrlcl thptr were ecLrtnl rluh7 rntt' tnt
! t,tthpa aud re The train moved "H th'i' NN@ ''
! diaray ut tnrlrt7. Tho tim" was rn -l"I'
! aud the ruthu.inrm vla H1 rt.1 lh1
! Mt rlluo ruuld uul huV hl trhuoH ''ls 'wontr
! Tho mfut thuu.aude ul rr'ulr pWh'd ih nn'
about thr drtut iuotrd rnllf disappointed hr, 'u7'
! Nil li.l hr wa. unable lu eiup bong enough il"
! thru pll turti,h. .r,,uH lluup7' "l huu,
40 Aoi,nI, uut rIauiutd thr people were nuI DO
great fut,c tDd th,l must have been sadly di.tr
! pointed lur lhr train lau through ih"ul -i"pin
! u. tuIu was latt. hut thIl nrrWrd 4" Hi'r l.'
no effect 100 drIcuml thc people from gathering lei
the dcpot-. making thr demonstration through oh
| nrcti,ut one oi the most remarkable ever Hcc"ilr,
! public man. hc tau Wa, hail au hour lat
/ when 10 reached New OTk.