Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-30
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{ ny telegraph ~ Posi- lxTEIIGEScxE. /
/ CLEVELAND. S-pt. z9.-SeyersI hun
cred people were at the Lake Shore
railroad station this morning u see Mr.
/ Blaine start When be arrived, A few
minutes before 3. he was roundly cheer
.o' and the people gathered arouRd the
rear platform and clauored for a speech.
just before the train started Mr. Blaine
appeared and said:
nave no speech IN make, gentle
tnen. except To express the great pleas
ure nave enjoyed In nav visit to this
CITY. During the past txe days | hav.
frAewed tnans old as-oclAiious and
made neu ones, all Of which nts been
mos' agreeable tn me. and depart thls
n'rnin9 With sense If having enioyed
hsSnit a. much rs AZ 4ny time in tnE
NJ. Loud cheering
ne start was made promptly Al ,
o CLOCK. The train aud engine w-gr
uec1rhted with American flags and
DIANE and Logan ban ers. The party
MAS tue same that cad.e TO Cleveland "a
rHdAy evening, with tue ADDITION Of 81
| secretary window and local rec -piipn
committee from N-rwalk.
OBkRLIS, Sept. "a great auiieno=
assembled here to greet Mr.. Blaine.
insre was passage way from the train
20 tue stand, guarded by uniformed
eiuos. Blaine's appearance wAs SIG
nal Tor enthusiastic cheering. lie said
90 not know any more appropriate
thing for candidate who represents
Republican PRINCIPLES than to paw u visit
10 Oberiln, for II there be any one place
In the United States above another
where Republican principles wers plan,
eo originally aud uatured and d-veI- !
oped into full growth. il il Dberlin. |
lAppianse. Tue establishIneut uf this
college % years ago today, tue radio 81
Isin. III YOU please, which u taught from
us start. the great battle il waged, the |
ininense success il attained, without a
donation fron the National or State |
Government, but merely from the gen
erous bensvolenoe of men who believed |
III the principles 1t represented, mark 1t |
As an event, not merely in the educa- |
uonal world, but III the political world |
as we'll, aud Am glad TO stand here to |
pay my tribute To this great institution, |
anu TO acknowledge, representative az | !
am, Tor tue time, of Republican prinei |
pies, the debt which that party owes To |
the great Institution at Oberlin. Ap. |
pltuss. | thank you for your KIND |
the generous Oat pouring of this great |
audionce thank you because | know
what II represents, and because | know
that you know what represent" En-
thusiaetic cheers.
SASDUsKY, o., Sept. 23.-At Norwalk |
Mr.. Blame AID party were met by a |
large body of uniformed clubs and es- |
oorted IN procession through town |
and to stand erected in front Of the |
court bause, around which were assem-
oled several Thousand people. FIX !
president Hayes WAS ou tLe stand and |
welcomed the candidate. Mr.. Gardner |
Introduced MIR. Blaine amid great |
ehserinp. He said Mr.. Gardner, |
ladies and gentlemen-lt WAS my pie
ure eight years ago 10 give your beautl
ful town visit, and to address a larg. !
audience of the Republicans of Huron |
county. ] did II At that time in tue in !
terest of the election OF a distinguished |
representative aad noble SON of Ohio, |
whom l am glad TO see on this plat |
form today, ex-President HIVES. TAp- (!
plauss. | don't forget the ho>pItable /
welcome then received aud | am I'm /
pressed by its repetition today. Ap /
plause. | came then only Ms : citiZ "a. |
! come now In different capacity, aud !
auo sure that as n New England man. !
In the Western Reserve of Ohio | am |
always at home. Great cheering, and |
ories of " Yes, yes come again.
Hon W. A. Ienney WAS then INTRO |
duced and made brief speech.
Mr. Hayes fullowad, and said: AN |
very glad to anve an opportunity in his |
presence to thank my friend. MIR. Blaine, |
for the work that he did with you eight !.
ysnrs agn. lApplause.l am very |
glad inde, d ts unite with You in honor !
ing the Republican candidate for the |
Presidency of the United states. !
lCheers. | am very glad TO meet this |
Vast multitude of citizens of Huron |
county who have come here to see and |
10 hear and e. give friendly greeting |
ana IN old fashioned Ohio welcome to |
jas. q. Blaine. Enthusiastic cheers. !
-Four miles further on, At Monroe
vile. the special car was switched on to
the b. il. q. X. X. for S,ndusky. At
the station there was another large and
epta nsiastio orJwd, who demanded
seeecb. Mr.. Blaine spoke few words
of acknowledgements and shook hands
with some of the people. SAndusky
WAS reached at little befo o'clock,
and the party were driven in carriages
g. the Courthouse square, where there
WAS a very large meeting. Ex- presi
dent Hayes was in the ctrrisee with
Mr. Blaine.