New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
CHEERING GENERAL LOGAN.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME IN ONO.

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LA sc r. MA-NliilN AND tANl lbNs
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CASToN Ohio Sept l2.-General Logan and party
left Youngstown this morning in C.. H. Andrews
private car tor Alliance, Massillon and Canton
lie was given rousne farewell by
the Republican organizations and people of
Youngstown. ON the arrival of the
train az Alliance a salute was fired by battery
stationed near the depot As General Logan dis
mounted from h., special ear and made his way 10
the carriage IN waiting for him, he greeted with
continuous cheers. He was met on the platform
hy members of the reception committee and Judge
West. of BcIlefontalne. who happened to be in the
city. As the carriages containing the visitors drove
through the open ranks they were greeted with
cheer upon cheer. After short parade
through the streets the procession moved TO
the Public square where General Logan deli
AN eloquent address at the conclusion of which he
said
The contest Bro October when thc Republicans OF Ohio
-H"IN il.f lct Wr say Or the people of tu- country
want peace secured and an advance made in all
great Interests % thcrc b. determination 90 have poI
} " protection and tlc policy of statesman. there IS
ono "" n which that can Doe obtained a"d that is hy
ihr election of thc greatest of American statesmen the
g.. Blaine
Judge West wa4 then introduced and gave a
short address. referring i'm the highest terms to
Major Mckinley, and urging h4 election by a
was then introduced and spoke in
the highest terms of Major McKinley's
wor, with him in the Committee Of Ways and Means
and hopcdhc would be returned by a large major
Ity 40 take mp his work in that important commit
tee Major Mckinley was called upon and made
rou-inr speech for The National ticket.
Then accompanied by the continued cheering of
the crowd the visitors made their way to the de-
pot where special train was m waiting for them.
THr NEErNG IN NAssuLoN.
At every stop of the train large crowds of people
were gathered at the depOts anxious to have look
al General Logan ON the arrival of the trau at Mas
siilon procession was formed and proceed,
the street,, to p stand I'm front of the Park Hotel
Among thc prominent persons on g. platform
besides those who were with the party ar
AIian.c were many prominent citizens of
Of Nass.lon and General Beaver
of IcnusyIy Iyania General Logan spoke
Judge Kelly General Beaver, Major Mckinley and
Jud1c West ai-o spoke. General Logan aud party
then departed lu the special train for Canton.
LARGE PnoCrs-ioN is CANTON
tpon the arrival of thc train at Canton. General
Logan was escorted to tine homc of William Nc
Kmlry those guest hc will bo while iu the city,
The others were distributed among prominent clt-
gems and fho hotels I'm the cy,nnga brilliant
tor.h-liEht progression moved through tine sirecta
n wac composed of local political clubs to Tine NUM-
crof twenty. each accompanied iy band and
drum .0rp4 Vast cr0vds of uoopI" Witnessed th"
demonstration md a'trrvard repaired to tho llb'l-
un,ir AIdr' .,a wore made Dos 1'l the speakers
present. General Logan made good speech though
d. yl. fIn th.fI of tho dave The umous" hlIl wac
n'lod toi.t ufuo4t capacity, vhdr lu equally vif
thrpur .,tnriod outside l.icb of tho -ur,,rrt v.la
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