New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
4 ROUSING RECEPTION At TOLEDO

SPEAKING TO OVER 10000 PERSONS IN LEAGUE
pARK-A MONSTER PARADE IN THE EVENING.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRlBuNE.l
TOLEDO, Sept. 29.-At the depot here there was n
great crush The party was taken III Carriages to
League Park escorted by cavalry company. At
the park from 10 600 to $4,000 persons were as
sembed and they greeted Mr. Blaine
with vociferous cheering. On the plat
form were J. NJ. Brown. General Lee,
ey-,;overnor Foster cx-Judgc West General
Swift. of Boston; Thomas II. Studley, Of New
jersey; Jacob EOmclS, candidate 1or congress
against Frank iurd, and about 100 of the leading
citizens of Toledo. Mr. Brown read an address 10
Mr. Blaine, assuring him that for twelve years
large number of Republicans OF Toledo had looked
TO him as their natural leader. In reply, MI.
Blame spoke as follows:
Mr.. Chairman and gentlemen should at any time
deem it Improbable to speak .disIcspectfnlly OF
c,,ti crit at1S"theT inprop r. should rather be The
victim of slandcr han the author of it, Great cheering
deem 1t unbeconing in me. holding the posi-
The G Republican party has governed the ccaniry for
wonty-four years In the spirit ana according t0 the
government in that spirit has far tansccndcd all pro-
gress made in all previous year, Of the Nations history
Applause TO remand Government now to The con
rd of our opponents who do not believe In the con,ti
nationality Of the measures which have given TINS
progress would be to step backward INTO IN tse DARK
permitted TO regard It merely as one to he settled on
opponents hold protective tariff 10 be unconstitutional
There great that the Republican party
has adopted great step that the party has taken
the Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln, III l-Gl,
that the Democratic party has not opposed and has not
conldcrcd unconstitutional. So that to-day to remand
| 10 the control Of the Democracy Is not
merely an ordinary change of parties. II IL total re-
verse Of the entire policy that has distinguished the Gov
United States since 1861 II is giving TO
the narrowing dogma of State rights the precedence ~
That grand march which has been made, and which could
only bc made under the banner of broad nationality
| is on that great plane that the Republican party has
done the honor 10 present IA candidate before
you II is that plane. with all that II implies, that
am before you and before all the people Of the United
| states today. Cheers
here singing by gee club, when ex-Judge
oest delivered an address calling attention to the
fact that Frank Iiurd the Democratic candidate
for Congress IN this district, who running
straiChtout free trader a true representative
Of his party lie gave a description Of the Golden
! Club Of Great Britain, of which Frank IIurd ~ a
member and of which many of the college profess
sors and other independents are members. The re-
port Of the club for July Of this year shows the OK
penditure of a good deal of money t1(promote free
trade In America. Mr.. West saiA that be did
not deny the right of EDglshmen to
advocate policy that would advance the
welfare of the English people even though 1t be at
the expense Of America, but he did deny the
right of Americans TO assist IN that work.
This evening Sir. Blaine first visited tho Boys ia