Daily Republican., 1884-06-09
were thrown out.

The total vote was 1888, against
5,169 ut last years city election and
1885 at the general election In 1882.
Going to Bee Blaine.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 8.-There
were seven palace cars In the special
train that carried several Of the New
England delegates homeward from
Chicago last night. 1t WAS profusely
decorated with appropriate notices,
bunt ing, pictures Of Blaine AID Logan,
and filed with . happy party. The
cars belonging to the Maine men were
very richly draped, and the Connecti.
cut delegation displayed some fne por.
traits Of the Presidential candidates, and
contributed more enthusiasm to the
trip than any single delegation.
There were four original Blaine men
in this crowd, Hon. Sam Fessenden; !;
Morgan G. Bulkely, Mayor Of Hartford; /;
Colonel w. b. Rudd, and Hon. Il. j.
Boss. At almost evory station, up to ss
late as II o'clock, one or tho other Of
these gentleman made enthusiastic
speeches. Those Of General Hawley's
friends who did not talk, We'd with the
others In cheering for Blaine and Logan,
waving flags, etc. Along the route the
special was cheered, and at Elkhart,
Ind, local band played patriotic
airs.
Although this train is passing through
the country on Sunday, 1t has every
where been met by the most gratifying
evidences of the good feeling Of the peo-
pie for the nominees, and tomorrow
morning, before it reaches Boston, the
arrangements will be perfected for q
complete ovation through all of Yankee
land IL touches. As the train passed
through Cleveland this morning, stop
ping for breakfast, the Blaine club sent
the following telegram to Mrs. Garfield,
she having yesterday, to personal
friend, wired her approval of the nomi-
nation. '.-f.A ...
Special train, Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway, Cleveland, o.,
juno 8, 1884.
MRS. LUCRETTA II. GARFIELD
DEAF MADAME: The Maine Blaine
club, including the delegates to the Ma.
ii ional Republican Convention, at Chica-
20, the Governor Of the State and the
Maine members of the United States
House OF Representatives. on our joyful
return home after the splendid triumph
of our beloved statesman. cannot pass
the city where repose the remains Of
our martyred President, tho cherished
friend OF James G. Blaine and the 10y
al companian la arms Of John A. Lo-
gan, without sending to you the assur.
ance of our sympathy and affectionate
remembrance, knowing that you will
rejoice with us in the result 30 happily
achieved. ....
Very sincerely and respectfully yours,
G. A. BoUTELLE,
President Of the MaineBlaine Club.
GEORGE G. WING,
Chairman of the Maine delegation.
DELIGHT IN OHIO.
At the station from which the above
message was sent, the regular train fol
New York, with Whitelaw Reid, Sena
| tor Warner Miller and other prominent
gentlemen aboard, was overtaken ant
q general interchange Of Convention
conversation enjoyed. Along Northern
Ohio there was at every station mani
festation of delight at the outcome o
the Convention, and at Rochester ant
several other places buildings wer'
profusely decorated with flags. Al
day long joyful kilograms were coming
and going from the special train, bu
most Of the time has been devoted to ar
ranging for the demonstration at Mr.
Blaine's home tomorrow evening.
Everything had to be done by tele
graph, but It has been 80 thoroughly
ldone that 5000 Of the best citizens o
maine are expected in Aug usta to NOR
lrow night to welcome the Pacific coas
representatives and join with them II
conRratulations to the Plumed Knight
mo class has been neglected IN thes
flying invitations. The following ha
gone to the distinguished soldier ant
most eminent independent In Maine
and he, with those he representa-, ar
expected to take part In the celebra
| ton
BuFFALo,N. Y, June 8, 1884.
GENERAL JOSHUA L. CHAMBER
LAIN, Brunswick, Me-:
California delegates visit Blaine Mon
, day afternoon by special train. viii b
met at Portland by representative me
, from all parts of the State. Will 20
, make one Of the party aud join with u
in the general congratul ulations 70 ou
candidate?