The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-31
BUGABOO- BLAINE.
lie Goes Tramping Through BROOKLYN
Yelling Wolf
TO BRIGHTEN VOTERS TO HIM.
Pestieoat Politicians Assure Him That
They Think Him Good.
HE TAKES ANOTHER FREE LUNCH
and Addresses Big Crowds at the Acad.
emy of Music and the Opera House
--Rabid Speech by Gen. sher-
man ut st. Louis.
70 BRIGHTEN VOTERS TO HIM.
HE TAKES ANOTHER FREE LUNCH
Blaine At nrooklyn.

'ssho ~ bfoOhtyns
NEW YORK, Oct 3O.--Blaine went to
Brooklyn this afternoon to attend re-
ception and mass meeting and to review
the parade. The flags of the CITY were
holsted over the city hall and municipal
buildings. Blaine went first TO the
Mansion house, where an informal re-
ception was had and hundreds of people
were presented to him. Later he viii
attend the reception at the academy Of
music.
BLAINE AND THE WOMEN.
New York, Oct. 30.--Long before the
hour appointed for the reception 10
Blaine, given by the ladies of BROOKLYN,
the Academy of Music was crowded in
every part, and people were going
away,unable to get in. Although the oc-
casion belonged to the women, there were
many men present. Rev. DR.. Behrens
was CHOSEN spokesman for the ladies
ana delivered an address, portions of
which were warmly applauded. When
he introduced Mr.. Blaine everybody in
the house arose and eheered,
and it is probable never SO
large number of handkerchiefs
tluttered in the great hall. Blaine
bowed repeatedly, and after silence was
restored made very graceful little
speech in acknowledgment of the com
pilment extended TO him. He placed
great stress on the influence exercised
by the ladies', not only in this campaign,
put IN the ald OF the Republican party
over since Its organization,
ANOTHER FREE LUNCH.
! After the ladies' reception Blaine was
! driven to the residence OF s. V. White,
: where he dined with other guests. in.
/, Guiding John sherman, ex-
! secretary of the treasury, Rev,
L Edward Beecher and MavoI
Low. The inclement weather continued
throughout the evening. Notwithstand
ing this the Brooklyn academy OF must,
/. was again packed by the admirers o
# Blaine; Very many ladies were pres
ent, The meeting was under the aus
= plces OF the Kings county campaign
Q club. Hon. A. w. Terry was electe,
, president. At7:45
GEN. FREMONT
! entered the hall and received quite al
a ovation, which he acknowledged byl
~ lew remarks. As Blaine entered he wa
'S received with wild applause, the entir
y audience rising, cheering and wavin
IL hats and handkerchiefs. 1t wa
!" =. several minutes before the applaus
y, subsidized. When Mr.. Blaine wa
y formally introduced by Mr.. Ter
"a ney the enthusiasm broke out anew an
III We're given. Mr.. Blaine then made
X, briefspeech, giving summary of tf
y, effects that are 10 follow a contsnuanc
Nv OF tho Republican party In power.
~ ~ ANOTHER TALK
" From the academy Mr.. Blaine an
~ Gen. Fremont were driven to the Gran
a, opera-house, where there was anothe
'',o' great crowd outside very large aud
~ ence inside. On Blaine's appearance
~. there was a repetition on smalle
% ~ scale OF the scene at the academy, an
,d Blaine them made another speech.
", AT WILLIAMSBURG.
u From the Grand opera house Blain
a, was taken in carriage to Williams
We burg, whore, Notwithstanding the raj
~ which still fell, the great open air NEE
US Ing had held its ground for two hour
~ waiting Tor Blaine, and when he appear
VI ed the enthusiasm was so great that fc
some time ho could not get an opportl
nifty to speak. When order was restore
is he spoke briefly on the tariff and wa
heartily applauded.