New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-31
MR. BLAINE SPEAKS THREE TIMES
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

ENTHUSIASM UNRrsrRAINED-Mr. BLAINEs Al
DRrss BRIEF-srNAToR SHERMAN. a. W. TINNLl
AND oTHrRs HEARD.
Early as was the hour fixed for Mr. 3lano's ap-
pearance at the brooklyn Academy of Music and
distressing as was the weather. the binding WAS
hacked with people long before the managers OF
The meeting were ready TO organize IT, II WAS evident
that not only was the demonstration testimonial
g. the Republican party. but also 10 the candidate
who has long been IN its foremost ranks me
prosCcniutu boxes were Handsomely d;apcd Wiih
the National cDors and steamers of red white
mud blue " gayo color to the stage from Which, suN-
pended high. portrait of Mr Blaine with the
word Welcome was in iull view OF the audience
Many ladies were present aud thcr enthusiasm
provoked a comment later in the oyonng from John
Sherman that he wished they coald, with the men.
record tLcir approval Of Mr.. Blame nest Tuesday.
The list of vice presidents read by \. W. Tcnney,
who presided al the meeting. included such names
as the Rev Dr Edward Beechcr, II. :. Babcock. =
u. Ballard, +. B. Bartlett, Andrew D. Baird. :. Is
Chittcnden, ir.. G. Camden Dixie. ;. II. DurYea
Patrick Ford John French the Rev. DIR. i. AFagley,
General Henry Heath, Joseph {. Hacker j. c.
Uoagland the Rev. George II. Hollis. Congressman
Darwin II. James, General James Jourdan, Jesse
johnson. c. J. Lowery, General J. '. MeseIole
Samuel Mclean, Colonel James Meier, Leonard
H. Russell J. s +. Stranahan. T. \. Schroeder,
Demas Strong. Ambrose Snow. James n. Smith b.
+. Tracy, Spencer Trask, the Rev. Charles II. Tay-
lor and John WinslOw.
SPIRIT OF THE AUDIENCE.
The sterling Republicanism of the great assem-
bagc was attested 10y it, enthusiastic reception OF
General John c. Fremont. but when, after a roar
of applause from the crowds outside. Mr.. Blaine
appeared upon the platform, the audience went
wild Every man AMI woman stood NJ, hats and
canes were 0ouTi,hcd and The air was white with
waving LandkeIchefs willie cheer after cheer
raised a storm which closed with the choral cry Of
GBiainc -Iilane-James 6. Blaine" Yet tumuitu-
GUS as The welcome was and hard as il was TO con-
tro so as permit him speak the words OF tie Re
pub!ican candidate were listened TO with the closest
attention " ben he was finally allowed TO make his
address The vigor, com3OSure and spirit OF MI.
Blame. shown 10y ms voice and pre-. encc, were the
cause of audible comment by those who first tired
of checrngand when he retired the roar of applause
that followed hin riVallcl even that with which
coming had been received Throughout the evening
the demonstrations of The audience were many and
generou. aud when Senator sherman talked about
the victory in Ohio, the cry OF" OO-O-h-i-o' was
quickly sen; mp from hundreds of voices. The
temper of the audience showed wonderful com
binatom of bitterness toward the present course of
Mir Bcechcr and charity that was able to give
much forgiveness to HIM in view of the general
feeling that his mistakes would not involve many
persons IN them.
RlHfArKs Of 4. W. TfNNNY.
The meeting was called TO order by T. H. Hobbs,
who Int reduced A. w. IeGncy as chairman. Nj.
Tennev after receiving q round Of applause ard re-
turning his thanks for the honor SAID:
We hoped and expected To have this occasion as tn
presiding oi er Of This magnificent demo-, ur
most distinguished clergyman Of our time the Rev Ir
soprow h,. shaaowc his home rs has saidcnci his
heart and ingy, yet rceietfuly hermit him 10 De
You With long remarks, for / am glad after four
weeks of campaigning, 10 ind place wheia can
has closed Tho day for appeal has ended The bour for
action las struck l"roa aprlause During The twenty,
grand, FOR country and man than any other party
spS me Gces sc aS Of o Sp9 I 2si s G@ a as
didaies appau.cl for there has not gone nl"n De
ceiv- t" earnest and hearty cooperation ami supln
OF Mr. Baine lchc'rsl many Of them hcing tie
Is battlefield hu has Witnessed the hl.-- hero
isn ard daring of the prince Of citizen so. rls. the
rnan IL fu ol meaning u ,npans hrst the election ui
nv ,,, III s INK w. h", ,nr m ,n,s p ~" rar ,
the l,nd ih uir esi iouI wrrks Applause Nith
ran,n 1T sooi MONIES and honpa tnenrt. ihe ,ontn
usnrp al Neiluhal ,iod that siands without il,el ~
hehtn rnd s,uua int tho illii,ft, arrenstl tho Hs
nrmhe'nnnt "i Huhl South ehl'h htharrs uni t"'."
and iHaaiiii tndsA unor nrp Ne want iu invade ihn
hantl ,l ga iuimri1 WIN sultta, hi WIN i'h'h,l7
vith iinrs Int With sthuuihunte once
dsitnnod htr htos Win the smnhe of
ha,ilo. No" lot us dafkon ucm ees'n Win lho
hinAo ~ thn furnace, Tie forge aud Tao laolnii, AZ
Paus Onr" tool pOssessi0n 81 hoI riNtis Nlih Nrh
ai'd h"'Ih SOW, l'l an "oeulp lh'h WIN The i'in"
NArnis oi onmnUr,e trade and once W. hrd
he's oitea With ihn ciun uo,os OF Mar Now, lot n
icn "i,h ,ho swoe nAisio Of peaceful Industry Pro
iOngca applausol
COluOkAL 1ASNER CALLED our.
Corporal Tanner was then introduced and re-
oeiycd warm welcome from the audience. Said
he:
Asa Brooklyn man desire to say here that for one
aiu clearly OF the opinion that there be
any the United states that entitled sup
port the Republican party that man 10 James &.
Blaine chcers and bo viii be elected, not much
count OF his personality account Of the principles he
represents The prevailing idea In the hearts OF the
American people the Of Protection 10 Ameean In
Gustfy at home and abroad lApplause have said
before and take pleasure In repeating that proud as
sn Of my Americanism, l an never more proud Of u