The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-25
WINGING AROUND.
blaine and the Brooklyn Republican

NEW YORK, September M.-S. L.
Woodho1se, in presenting the resolu-
lions of the Brooklyn Republican Club
to Mr.. Blaine this morning stated that
The action of the club in endorsing him
with practical unanimity would add
10000 votes to the Republican cause.
Mr. Blaine replied: "I thank you,
and I thank you for bringing it
the more especially as / know
YOU have subjected yourselves to much
personal inconvenience III coming to
meet me at so early an hour and so faI
from your homes. / appreciate very
fully the significance of your action. ]
know its value, and know the strength
OF young men in political work. 1t has
been wen said that each one counts two,
and ! therefore feel sure that the
Brooklyn Young Mems Republican
Club brings to me no ordinary degree
ofstrength, confidence and enthusiasm.
James D. Warren, Of the Republican
State committee. and A. S. Draper, of
the executive committee there, waited
on him and escorted him TO the Grand
Central depot. At this point 4 crowd
OF 500 people assembled, and at o'clock,
amid cheers, the train drew out of the
depot.
PousHKEErs1E, September a. = ALI
along the line every station there were
large and enthusiastic crowds waiting
to see the Presidential candidate. A
few stops were made, and to the de
laands fer speeches Blaine merely made
q few remarks, thanking people for their
reception and the good viii manifested.
BLAIYE's TOUR.
YosaEEs, September 23.-Mr. Blaine
n company with chairman Warner and
Andrew s. Draper, of the State com
-nittee, arrived this morning. He was
received with hearty cheers all along
from the hotel TO the cars where the
crowd we're keptin order by the police.
The train was made of three cars, a
baggage and two drawing room cars.
the hosGrA and Richfeld. The rear
platform of the Mohawk was hand
SomeIy decorated with American colors
and pictures of Blaine and Logan on
ne side Of the car. Only about thirty
prominent Republicans and newspaper
inen we're on board, nearly all
crowded into Blaine's car and
gave him a cordial welcome. After he
entered the coach the demands
Tor g speech were 50 general that Blaine
aad TO appear on the platform. He
"alnooA hands with many and bowed to
me crowd. The train moved out. ex-
plodlnG twenty-OiIe torpedoes upon the
track. -naine had q good nights sleep
ana ieit refreshed. He looked cheerful
and bright
COLD SPRINGS. \. Y. September "a
At PeeksEill, fully l,5O0people gathered.
several rags and banners were in the
PROCESSION with the legends, "Blaine
anu logan and Protection to Work
I ITsii nsl As the train stopped, James
W, 1uslea came through the car, and
ItdghinS blane's side, introduced him
MIille LIE crowd cheered. Blaine said:
am ic1ch Obliged to You, gentlemen,
migIe Al49E p much OF the hospitality
ana 4 coTdlabty of the Republicans Of
NtSL CAester county toward myself
oil u, thanking You in person. .
The demonstration al Albany u,as
tssy large and wildly enthusiastic. As
~, t-,e uaih entered the depot, there was a
,a;se crowd waiting, and in few
naS !lled. People climbed on the IONS
V' The cars, and on the roof of the dendt
y stea5 many workingmen were among
o-e audlence. Blaine was received with
80 cheering, again and again re-
ga'ed so that he had to stand bowling
IQr quite a time before he could oct q
nance TO speak. When order was re.
stration. '-'e-'i ioi 'iie oeii'oii-
UTICA, September 24.-When the train
entered the depot here. every available
S Spot n beside the track and in front of
s sne Bags Hotel was packed. Blaine
sad Il thank YOU very sincereIv
g!ltNens of Utica, for this cordial ereef,
s ana this hearty welcome. 1t is a
Grand conclusion of a series of Welcomes
NJ NJ l have enjoyed to-day in the
y oondYK Valley, which touched me
,gfy deeply with sense of eratitnde
WI %Iufn confess to be greatly enhanced
d! th'S large demonstration of friendly
CS s,Colne IN the city of Utica.
eoH2ipause) In return | can only
press TO you my onnreciatio1
W. an the Kindness have received in
M 4e state of New Yerk. NV sincere
ra aSH IS Tor the continued PROSPERITY nj
yaI Guy and your State, and [ hid Won .
'G W6d,ll goodbye. " (Great applause a Sa
,,o when the train stopped At fJ HeTS}.
ler, h. a. Brown introduced Bio; a
i IN = as he was about to speak some one
n M ne e crowd called out, General Spin.
tl h., General Spinuerm and the aid ben
tr yiIan was "a, seen making his wav to the
,m mum, Blaine waited and bel1ed him
np over the iron railing wb iL the tbn
E stoTas chhieered. When 9rdar ' was re- re-
ha p5ea' Blaine said, Il consider it very
mi IKE OF my welcome that / am per-
i r,sSeq to stand here. beside nv old
hono -, whom | have known 80 long and
Of 4HgF osql SO high. thank vou. cifiz ems
bnaeeEEkimer, for your kind q areeeting
velc S,in soqfoT the succession Of gracious
des .gGales | have had to-dav IN this
t6 s0!i u Valley OF the Mob3wk. and and
for tead Sa ai5' as as citizens Of New York,
ae 9e5 Of your great STATE fR RE
10 AZ al, applause.) II have nothing
tie n. pleasure at m rsdin express heTs
.esy i,a4 w Who has rendered i2yalnab able
,3g greaf A. a 1is country. in post requir-
cheers for ahIasitg aud integrity" loud
VI Blaine and Srinner.j