The sun., 1884-11-02
BLAINE IN CONNECTICUT.
ADDRESsING CROWDS IN HARTFORD,
NEW HAVEN, AND BRIDGEPORE
Disavowias Dr. BureAard's Description or
shr Democratic Party as tho Party or
"Rum, Komsnism, mud Rebeiiion AN
Ovsen Of Good Luck In the Heavens


"Rum, Kosnanisw, mud Rebeiiion AN
OMEN OF Good Luck lu the Heavens.
Mr. Blaine visited Connecticut yesterday.
He took occasion during the day al the meet
ing In New Haven to disavow all sympathy with
or approval OF the recent uttorance OF the Ilov.
DR.. Burchard. in which the Doctor described
the Democratic party as the party Of Rum.
Romanism. and Rebellion" Mr.. Blaine's re-
llglous position. as declared at New Haven.
was the feature OF yesterdays visit to tho State.
lie was promptly on hand at the Forty-second
street depot ycstoSday morning ut 0 o'clock.
tho time for the departure OF tho resu-
lar Hartford train. He showed no signs Of
special fatigue. although he had stood upon
the Fifth Avenue Hotel balcony from 10 o'clock
until twenty minutes after tho night previ-
Gus. and was kept up by other engagements
until half past yesterday morning. Mrs.
Blaine did not accompany her husband yester-
day. The immediate members OF his family
who wont with him were Miss Margaret Blaine.
James O. Blaine. Jr.. and Miss Abigail Dodge.
Charles Watrous and Commodore James d.
Smith. representatives OF the Union League.
and Gen. John {. Fremont Joined Mr. Blaine at
the depot Besdes these gentlemen the fol-
lowing we're invited guests Of the Blaine fam
lily: Miss Maple jerks. Mr.. George B. Newell.
Mr.. q. c. Webb. n. s. simpkins. A. c. Gurney.
VIM. Haywood. Chauncoy M. Depew. George
II. Sargent. and ]. N. Stearns. Jr.. of Now York.
Two special cars were attached TO the roRu-
lar train for tho use Of Mr.. Dlaino's party and
the Connecticut Reception Committee. The
second car. intended for tho use Of the COM
mittee. was very handsomely decorated in tho
interior with f!ags. The two Connecticut Sem
ators and tho Hon. Henry b. Harrison. Repub-
lican candidate for Governor. headed the Con-
necticut delegation. The following were the
s1,ar .la DALAI Ia. vIar
rison. Chairman of the State Committee; Post
master Sporty. II, Kellogg Z. d. FogR. Gen.
Harmon ]. L. Chadbourne, ex-Gov. II. j. Bige-
low and Gen. t. y. Greeley OF New Haven; H.
p spsrry a: Wm 4 RYeEley %n eT;GSSRng.esslpaHp 4
fpGlS1as n H. hfTsEs b. m sawss il
E J.. rII TunnsII Of ~ winahsm S ". Miller Of Bir
mngnam. II. l.. Smith Of Stratford J. ID. War
s,s sna o srSSss % g%s&sor e. ss ssh o
sharon. oliver 10y, md J: D. %l,llams 9f
Iingtora, J, i. spencGr oi sunlsld. q ). Lands
master Clark and Dr. Thomas Jewett of Bir-
mi tnghnn.
5s sss, Ss nt %hsn Hssps s %
pulled out They easered heaffty No stops ops
the isrenoSn, 4 every s,a.ion .hers wsre SOW. y
sirations Of any HI kind unit Until tho "iiernoon. The
afternoon was c'snr and fair. alt although tho
Mss0fa il osss %s re"fsS sao Mr. 'T has s%ss %as
Dns eol sey with Seas %sys n .p pensy y:r
lieht-stepping bay horses attached to his car
Sia thHy driver S pnHs by
with dash suggestive Of the most sklliYl ex-
SS juliet. stat aitor the fashion Of New England peo- @
hle bui the welcome was none the less hearty.
ford was vel! iiiied. while tho spnce In front Of
the CITY Ha whpg n. hs sard WSs sreft9Sd &c
kerchieis and cheering In a way that Iuite sur
&Sn snss 70
thore. were fifteen thousand people about the
greatly cheernd BY the fact that the sun came
out Of the clouds Just ns NJ. Blaine came to
ator Hawlcy, and spoke in part rs follows
there % BE- any sHc in 3 ID" nSG r%t9n 81 ns ter
cut that a,eor her mary rlou7 industries hRv. been
her great nnncial centre IRON which relisc inluanees
s s w he ,s Ssgs d n eS "a @
Th Thc s lGsn pSry nSs % to .
sMesp s Of & IL e xr,Hs , ,Ia 4 n.r every
instry that w c affected ny il, deri-?n Thorc ia
not paper dollar whose value will not b, changed by n
Gen Fremont smoke next. His erect MILL
tary figure. tightly buttoned up in black frock
SbHat siyon H"s M r Bans. ThoTe III % is nohns With
pIeaa;es Eepnnbisan nlt cfowd more than the
Cha Chaunssy y. bapow spoke for a few moments.
lie niterward rePeated a, New Haven. He
Hry victory in New Sew yorE Sp Tassasy. Mr Dossw 70.
with throe sons who had each different political
faith. Tho farmer one day killed woodchuck.
sSa Who s Msd sSe the sSs hs to th
political belief. Tho first said ho WAS a Repub.
lean because his party, freed tho slave. put
ns .hs as Good said said The farmer ne 'ff The uSS sse
9nd said that he was a. Groenbacker because
%s Ra fIsps 5 %%r dSed
ssan said the larmSr The hIr3 son then is
father Because want the woodchuck." was
his reply. This story was received with shouts
There was half an hours stop at Hartford. 4
pulled gu, from Hartford. Near Berlin there
ocGasionsd some delay,
den. The stand for spcaking was put up at the
railroad station. Eight thousand persons wero
"E2 ana It. Tbs Ths4 r%ea RS nt
sang refrain here which thoy appear to have
| invented Tor tho OCCASION. Al gwen signal
thToe or four hundred of them would burst out
with: One, two, three-J. q. B.-Nah! rnh
than at. Hartford. The ratio Of enthusiasm
was on the increase all day. SO that toward its
close staid Connecticut compared very favor
ably with some of tho receptions i'll ohio.
| A funny incident occurred at tho departure
from this place. The energetic citizen who had
charge Of the train did not sec that Mr. Blaine
ran cut oil by the crowd from getting back. and
started the train as soon rs lie saw that tho
Republican candidate for Governor was on
board. The Blaine train. without Mr. Blaine,
was only few train lengths. when at least n
DOZEN Mortified commit tLeenen clutched mndly
at the bell rome, The train was stopped and
backed. and Mr.. B)ninc was picked up out OF
| the crowd. reluctant to have him leave.
| At WAllingfOrd Mr.. Blaine talked perhaps live
minutes from the rear end OF the staio 70
ono thousand poop!o The picture of the day,
| Tho sun had now come out to stay. Mr.. Blaine,
| behind four gray horsos. was driven over u
| route one mile In length, being everywhere re-
| ceivod with great warmth. Tho Now Haven
green. where the public stand was erected. was
thickly covered with people when tho carriage4
drove up. MIR. Blaine. before going on to tho
stand. went into the quaint old fashioned vel
| low-gray house with Grecan pillais Of Thomas
II. Trowbrilge. Here {, reeeplion. was given
| to tho clergymen of New Haven. The address
was made by Dr. Newman Smythe which, in q