The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-19
DELAYED DISPATCHES.
POLITICAL PLOT couNrERPLor,
Blaine and Lognn sim swinging Around
the Maine Circlr-Thr Independent
Holt waxing stronger Hourly
Tho Reciprocity Treaty,
nlnInc nnd Lugan-Al Nn.worln.

blnin. ana iugan~At ELLSWORTH,
ELswoR1u, Nh, june H. Tonight
crowd of people gathered at Hancock
Hall, Glling Il to overlooking, Tho re-
coption committee, accompanied by a
band of music, preceded Blaine, Logan
and Hale from the residence of the latter
to the hall, whore II grand reception was
held hundreds shaking hands with the
illustrious visitors. Atno'clock the pop
ulacc went To the residence of Senator
Hale, whore blaine ana Logan were re-
ceiVcd with cheers. Hale, after brief re-
marks. presented Hon. James q. Blaine,
who said lac had many causes for great
gratitude to the people of Maine for
many years, for their friendship, support
and confidence, but he never was 81
profoundly touched rs he had been by the
manner in which he had recently been
received 10y all classes, and ne might
say all parties IN the state of Maine, for
he had 60 recognize beside the friendship
of his own political associates, the
courtesy ana Kindness manifested by
those in the past who had boon opposed
60 him politically. Whatever MAY be
the issues of the pending campaign, of
which 10 would hC uuhccumng in him
10 speak ,hc could say that 10y the people
of Maine, lac has, I'm this supreme crisis
i'm his public career been already sus-
tanned in manner that gives him most
intense satisfaction. Continuing, he
said: "Thero II, after all, an
embarrassment i'm addressing those
with whom one has been
associated for long years on init
mate terms. My esteem is not sulli-
cicutlr developed 10 make me think
this vast assembly has come togeth-
or SO much 10 see mo rs 10 see my gal
Ian, associate ON the regular Republican
ticket, Con. logan. A- "a final response
10 my thanks for your most generous
attention, | will present to You the gal
liant hero from illinois, Loud cheers and
applause. Gen. Logan said:
Luiiies ai,d Gentlemen:
] AM very much gratiilcd; indeed 10
meet ~o many citizens of this beautiful
city Tonight. have been
very much pleased in passing
through your proud state, to find
that kindly feeling exists In reference
To your iellcw citiZcn and ucghhor. Mr..
Blaine. Applause. II Is said that q
prophet is not without honor save in his
own country, but | must say that the
reverse of this Is true In Maine concern
!, . him. of whom | have spoken. Tho |
No., rlc of this country, under one form /
~ a, vernmcnt, have. and claim the |
riL to express their views on any |
,,sa.ti,, and also to choose whom they !
LII 49, r,, resent them in any capacity. /
rhis l.. WI, ND of the convention recently |
held i'm Chic. go No one doubts ii
gave cNprcsSio. w NoIVv " tHP
,nonle In nnnoun OH. j. unmisi.' obln /
errns that the citi. ;ens of v,rur stnto is |
heir choice for the .hITr est office i'm their |
,i,r. Applause. " question this now
= 10 say that the ma iolitv shall not con
troll but shall dicta' q nominations. The !
people of this cou airy know what they
want, and also rho they want. In my
Judgment they want n man capable OF
performing u o duties OF the position IN
I'll sIsHfA fstHas al
the needsa nd wants of the people; u man
who has knowledge and experience IN
connecp on with the affairs OF govern
meii. They want u man who under
stand the diversified interests oil TINS
greaf people. and who viii use the proper
tnoi ans for their protection anu SUGGEST
si' an who knows the wants OF the masses
. nd the needs of the laborer. and viii use
'all in his power and influence in car
ing for those wants and interests: man
conversant with our commercial rela-
lations with foreign nations, ana y man
who realizes that greater outlet ~
needed for our surplus products; man
who can and will, IN the proper manner,
establish relations with our sister Re
publics of Mexico and South America,
who will enlarge our commerce WIN
them; n man who understands Whht
American manhood Is, ana VINO VIII, III
the proper ways make citizen
of the United States proud
OF being citizen, mat
he will receive proper protection, both ut
home and abroad. My fcllow-citizens
and country people want man VINO
not only will support and sustain their
constitution, but faithfully and con
scientiously execute the laws. Applause
and cheers. Believing that the Ainerl-
can people want n man OF the character /
describe, | may now say that such u
man has been found in the person OF
lanes q. Blaine. Cheers. Fellow-citl-
zens. when the idcs of November shall
come. the people of this great Re-
nublir will give notice 10 the
world that they have made him
President of the United States. Great
anplauscl do not hesitate to say that
feel honored in being associated with
this. your honorcd citizen, on ticket
for the two highest offices in the gilt oil
the people. Great applause.
The New York Independent icpfence of
New YORK, June l7..srA was held to-
Independent RepXce of J. w. Harper,
night In tlfavenue. The Boston delcga-
onNcft town Immediately after the adj
iournment of the conference. George
William Curtis presided. Carl Schurz
presented series of resolutions, all of
which, with the exception of one in
structing committee, are taken
bodily from those adopted by the
conference in Boston. From New York
Tribune's report, Mr.. Schurz said:
"There were quantities of Republicans
and Independents throughout the state
x,.h, would GLADLY avail Themselves pf