New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
Arp BLAINE'S OHIO TRlP.
r,xc 70 CROWDS At MANY PLACES
.srrs OF THE CANVASS PLAINLY rolp-"o"
i'' mr. CANpipA1r Is RECEIVED

nd
lre an. .,o, mndc wnsat Orvillc small village
NV ~ snn ,orsors were assembled to WELCOME
wh'io L. n tcv words he spoke OF the issues
NJ ,,,n.s saving tina, n there were any
o' ~" - ,r,tociion or Of a protective tain VI
i.,.,e he vas srie they must I've nlehoN '"
VI" u,E nley. whose return 20 Congtc" was
Np'' 4, n,ninc said that his voice had he
"nr ,,,n with much speaking ont I"
''n t,r,, hc would mako no extended irmatNS
~, tnne, eyrfessed SURPRISE ~ socinp 'he p'o'
,s,,e nn, IN such numhefs. innny oi th'in i@iu'n @
ais,snres so eailv ~ the hav lie thouVh,
u i.,,,,si af ihr ihimeis ~ thc hnm'enuhO, VI
w. Lila tsA ,,nrh tB as With ~ The rhreis 'hu'
,n'ssl ,hesp ,emaihs Ntte tbhinned rs thc in'h
wtti HN ....... .....,,,ies ~ ibe
l suu..t e,nhgNle iiNW ga NNes'r' 'N'
o.t uug ipphlas hNhf W fNNNs Nt', f'ai hbr
I'm, staud aud pHfsgeh tlge'pNslf 't ~ hf'Nr
MA. uttndu,ei hY MllilaW ~ 'H' pNN W hs
"tr Alr blaine sald that Ee was iwWfsspN
,,tb tbc large prOpprlqn at Apnng men 'h"' h'
,u t,kila an active pati IN lhh canvass ''''
i,vo the c,rgy, spirit pluok and courage w cav
!, forwad II ioretold victory ~ W"
imca he said there were lhl'o ',""''
states. NOW the contest was s'"S'u ""
o,, ot olio. The Democrats understood II as
ms N
.ho Rcnnhicans understood II a. well as the beho-
- # WAS narrowed down to an issue oi iIeo-
,,a,lc and pfotcctiye tarn. " Arc you ready Ion
.ho,u,stion p" said MI. Blaine. Yes. YES, WIS
.ho loud rc.uonsc. Then that Is notice Tor me 10
amt hc said good.natulcdly, Goodbye bu' "o
en-. moi to get of so easily. ''o on y" Oh
,,,ne from a 600 throats. MI blaine went on Wv
,mphaslying the importance Of clcctns Major NC.
Kiulcy to Congress. lie WAS followed III " "'''
s,,cch hy Mr. Tennoy. The Rev. Dr. blac@ pro-
,..or IN the University. and other Ola il'huS
warmly greeted Mr. lilalne at the s'ailon' ana tue
~ g., sl,kc hands with him was great. Not
long ago CaH Schnrz had mcaE'' au'
1,,n,e ot Wooster. where he was cared ioi
~ the Democratic managers whom he aoHs'u j"
,r,yions canynss That has been Mr NohulA :
a,,ercnce all through OHIO. He has been thrown
altogether i'm company with Democrats OF the Ola
,p,erhcod school men whom SchuZ hasdenohnccu
IN the most hitter terms. lie IS now not "hlN OPP
ro.iue Mir Blaine but is thoroughly animated
with the free trade Democracy that he has peeh
irving 10 defeat the Republican candidates l"i
Congress ike Major Mckinley. who are protec'onis'
champions. There were not Independents enough
in the state 10 furnish Schurz with lodging houses.
Tho next stor after leaving Wooster was AT
slrsye where 800 persons had assembled 10
cheer the candidate.
At Loudonvic, hamlet, there was large ahdi-
,uce Mr. Blaine spoke 10 the people oi the duiy
they bad to perform in October. Republicans.
he said do not get fair vote all
oyer fine country. they do not get falI
vote In tie south. They expect such
nm evn,ession III Ohio however. aud
they vaut a fun vote which they have not had
sin. the vote for Chase" lie then spoke OF The
Great question of the hour. protective tarih. ~
perrv,iilc there were eial hund ed people at the
depot.
The Democratic stronghold of Mansfield made g
.,l,udid demonstration IN honor # MI Blame
seated IN carriage drawn 10y -four white steed@ ne
wns driven 10 the public square where there Wa' an
a..,mblagc Of at least 10000 persons who eh''r'd
m.tily
n, planc who vas introduced hy MI Hedges
thc Rcpuhhca. candidate lor C'nrio~e. a' lhr n'N'
prc,iacnt Of ihr United STATES said'
t,t.a tsn,, ni,ud. infrodu.luc ue Iu iho' v.' We
.Iit,, ...uf tlnf Iiit,f Iucilry urNf .'h,'ft Hut
l.,. .uul li.ui,. iui Tuesday 400 ihr i'' lhHi lN, 'n
Do uf ohio .rrm q" nr ih"ionf N h'N.'
sl im rouI,d experience h'c ,,,,
t,n t.oar muIo iu"nFhN hNnlr ,' iu,'
Nnt .nt n tn. ,lmp1leu ls exceptionally hmpoil n'
Nouhai, luth your own Immaculate dn', 1h' ,N ',''
u, r'l~1H'oo G.n ulc ,ogrc-- a@,,,e
.I., t, ,l,,tiin off salmon T. oho.o l- totclnol of
,ont -'f. 100 l-'', lm," ne,r, h'Nh 3hr E''l & ,n M
l.u, uu 'o ha,' ts l,er Ih'g has 4,'H N''Hn a. Hn@
i'lHnns of political 'mWisn p', in'nl
t.os. ns n lh. p,,,. p.gg." ,n,I %"' o.'ln VI" i' ,a
tIur... uo m,rontd uoiui anl hn,I If. o. no l.'
n.'u'nt' d ,'w" i,,, y" e,' ,ei'' ,.,i,d, of
,Htla I ,.atu.n tlui that iaenr in thr ptH'hl '
B.. rtui't.,, t,ln ,,l op su'' th'io 'uoi e ~'1t'
B. ino tr'm thai h. rroniod mnlo und'l u'
protective hH''Wd q" "'u,,,,,,i W,n uhi5
lhr ngus the "'" "h1 n,,b" ,'l'',''','
That uhlo tuAs 10 N ~ ''"
nn. state W thr iuinu. 'Hhn.' N
dmhf'd uat ,ou vii .rr N"w way ''' w wr'"'''' "'
ao lol stop to arsuc other questions do uol -l"r
..cu to dwell iot n"m,nl "n 'hr "l1, ,m,nl "l ~.
,,o-, of ir,c government and for tIr cause nI human
hlrl do uu' dwell ou these hr'du-r J du hnl 'l"n7'
ole o,orpoweriue aud overwhelming s.uc that shuuld
'uct-, Nour whole attention uuti ai'1 TUESDAY neat
,uiiou nl lbc Cong,-. iona districts Colonel Bo>nou
used io SAY i arEnnt tnt when hc got very close TO tl,
To- representatives. in Congress Your votes ar" reaching
iic ,,N nerve oi all question, relating To our industrial
tonr Representatives iu Congress that You make NonI
and f,t.
Mr., Tenuey made brief address. At both Crest
line and Gallon there were several thousand people
assembled 10 see and hear MI Blaine. He thanked
en- briefly.
The Morrow Comfy Fair was in progress al Mt,
Cllcsd Mr Blaine had been advertised to he pres
eut and the people had come from all the sur
fouudiug country There were not less
tLan three hundred carriages buggic'
aud vehicles Of various kinds tied upin the village
and on the grounds. heassembly.nunbered $4,000
and II gave Mr. Blaine a cordial reception. la Ie
ply be spoke briefly as follows:
Al agricultural fair IS partisan assent lage o
hu'ucm people. To-day NC are all Republicans o
Jmociais. better than either KcpuhcdlS CT brinn
'iais, vcarc American citizens. Applause II is II
uat capacity that greet You. II is IN that capacit
l@l rpus ratuldtc the abundant PROSPERITY INA
h'ss's tlis community. the great development M
H"lroi Ohio has obtained ts great history anu Ch u
ti'1i iliuro. Applause.
al CaTdington and Ashley there were enthusr
ssilc gatherings The train. AS usual was TIVE