The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
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The progressed ihs iia.n' special tfilB
along thf ul iiotl llmngh " tho Goa.
tfal Railroad ufs mtfsoi by thd widest
enthusiasm Alter leaving Aubufn, lhg
train proceeded to Waterloo before mas.
log any lengthy stop.
~ Cayuga and Seneca rallf large
crowds weft % The depot, hnl chrsri
were given iof iihluo ns tho train passed
slowly through those Villages,
AZ Waterloo an Immense crowd gath.
cred at tho depot Mf. Blaine aud party
were takcn to the fair grounds. Arrly.
Ing on the grounds, Mf Blaino expressed
bis thanks 10 the crowd. he caused con.
siderable mcrlmcnt by saying that al.
though he could not make an agficul.
iural speech, hc hndth good fortune to
have travelling with him farmer, Hon.
Martin j, Townsend, whom ho Intro
duccd, Mr., Townsend made a RIGGING
speech and was followed by A. w.
Tcnncy The party were then escorted
back 10 the train, anl iolt amd rouslng
cheers from the crowd present
AZ Geneva tho employees Of tho Dun.
Ming Steam Boiler Works turned out In q
body A delegation from Canandalgul
bearded Ne tuln there.
Although behind tine, tho train had TO
stop a few minutes 90 Phelps TO take
water, and this gave the people there a
chance to make demonstration The
call Tor u nlno became 80 loud aud gon-
eral that hc finally had TO show himself,
ana made few remarks concerning his
charming journey through Western New
York 4 handsome lady crowded up to
thi car saying. "l don't think II fair
that the gent cmon aiouc should have
the honor of sinking hands with our noxt
Pr, slleut Sh1 was followed by other
ladies'
At clifton Springs very brief stop
was made, Mr. Blaine was presented
with several 1oral offerings, which np.
parently pleased him greatly aud for
which he returned thinks.
At Caandllgui the bells were rnng,
cannon fred, aud cheers rent the air.
Senator Lapham Introduced Me Blaine,
stating that tho traiu was behind time,
and he would have tme only 10 say that
he had the honor oi Introducing tho
next Presidents
When the cheering which followed this
speech subsidized, Alr, Blaine saldi
81 am greatly obliged 10 Judge Laphnm for
| his Worda nm Atill more q iligo ~ this
vast n,srmhasc for the compliment they pay
| me, rs nm pHHNhn tlruuHh your beautiful
Village, which u fimrd ihrbuyond II tboricra.
aud IA looked uron ~ one pf the towels In tho
! rNpnnAc Of hCalty which Most lfn New York
| pfescnta. lAppnufrl No one who iOurn, ~
thl ough your country ~ have o1rncyct 10
day, cnn inil to o Impressed niru h and NOR
strong y than ever VIII tho result that fr,c
| government works when pat in tho hands uf
m Intel tcnt people, and II thori be- any.
where on the fpOiHinOl Of bOI u poop whn
are moru bcsscI ~ bisktt and store than ou
nre, know not where ti iDCatf them. 10 Do
| received 40 kindly by people thus hlosscd h,
| one OF the chief compliments OF my llic, aud
bid you grateful farewell" b"
Hon. l.. Culinan followed. Several
delegations Of citizens committees, etc,
from Rochester boarded the train as II
left tie depot. The run 30 Rochester
was fast one, no stops OF any length
being made.
Al p. m. the train arrived nj the
depot IN this city. As Mr.. Blaine ap.
peared, the baud struck up ''llall 10 tho
Chief" and II was with great difficulty
that the police could keep back tho
crowd. Mr.. Baluc took an open car.
rlagc, aud with bis party was driven "a
the Courthouse steps, preceded by M
Immense procession, comprising all tho
Blaine clubs Of the city, and al'o many
from surrounding towns. When tho
party reached the Courthouse, II ls cs-
,lmatcd there wcro $4,000 In the crowd
surrounding the stand. Mr.. Blaine spoke
as followsi
| ! am airo that M desire 10 offer a personal
compliment 10 any man has assembled this
vast au lioncc, and have not the vanity Ia
/ accept u ~ offered to me individually. II ia
| falr profess ON bY this great as-emblaHo Di
I their confidence In thusr great principles
/ which have brought pros arrIiy 10 tho conn.
\ Try. and which have hulliri Jour own beau,
/ titul city af An example and illustration oi
our conniry's prosperity. The Republican
/ party IN this campaign pr1rcuts four distinct
lssnesi peace with Hil the world; commercial
/ expansion in cyury priotlcabir dirccil1ni en-
/ cDurngemcnt tDrycry form uf American IN.
/ duttfy and prot ann o. ctery American
! citizen, native bonn ~ nniuraiizcd, NJ hUnlr
/ or abroad. ruder this nag wc Try 20 con
| duct our Government. and on this the llepub.
/ lcnn paity submits iiacif ~ the judgment oi
/ The American people Un these We conquer
/ Or W. fail. | thank you for whatever IA
| of this welcome j. ~ Med for person I,
compi mont, hut " ~ t1 direct your at
| tlntlon 10 the lnp0tIn ~ ~ tho principles
/ 10 tho lart day Of my life I shall mover for
got II. Significance. Tho parry was then 20.
| rnrtnd back 10 the depot AMI the train soon
after dcparlodf for liunalo.