New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30

1894 closes with the people OF tho On ,,;eu
States standing face to fnce IN TWO 10 Prn,cc
tion which has trobled the wealth. Oh 't tS.v viii
States in twenty years or whether nv fa;,,n.
abandon i and return Sncc neVer It involves
other issues too. No Nation can grow, 90 pu",rinv
MS the United States has grown ana - 49, w;tb
without continually enlarging It's rea.ionii rrsd
other nations As those relations become enia'Eu
they become complicated. aud therefore ths ~ W
egn policy of the United state goes along
domestic policy supplement ana comP'e'uonr
and Won cannot IN any affair Of our destiny anu Jul
policy separate tho one from the other.
Now gent eIpen of the church, address an ear
,vord ~ vnn The policy of the United States In the
past and i'll the future must De one OF oio." ~, ia
christian principles, and III that policy III must vo
one in my judgment. which draws In caiel. Sets
thc circle Of the sympathies of the United STATES
those other struggling Repub OF Nortn anu
South America which brings them hrst lnto sianp
rel ations; aud believe that shall not only nave
that great gain that comes from lh,o,,
course but we shall enlarge the III ,nn',,Je
of the Anglo-SaxOn until It's limits slaii Incau
the utmost southern point OF the Am iiimn
continent. | did not int"nd. Ill acknowlengmt
the great sense OF obligation feel for this hon"i
IN make prolonged political speech. baye out
Indicated two leading points when thDh are W.
VOWED III the pending election III ohly I.'' I'll
for me to say to YOU that ] recognize az us Ii'
worth-and It's ful worth is.yery great-thc nieai,
inc of this assemblagc. We have no ulho" ~,
Church and state but we have, proved that me ne
Church IL stronger without the state, ana We
strong without the Church. lSheuts of " gnon.
Let us 90 forward as we have gone. ne >ta'e eiuT
ing and strengthening by hccXample OF ne chuicH
and the Church growing and strcng' hening oV, w
era cooperation with all the great roiorihS WIN
# i. the immediate province of the Goycrnmeht y"
promote and enforce Gentlcmon. | thank yo"
again and bid Won a very cordial good morning
lGIea. applause
SHARING THE CANDID ATES HAND.
The applause that greeted Mr. Blainc's closing
words was of most stirring character Several 81
the minister 30 lar for got their ministerial cha''c
ter AS to indulge in hi hi" cheer. AMI fully hy'
minutes elapsed brfn~c Dr. King con explain tha'
Mr. Blaine would take position IN front ol INC
dnnC-room. aud would there receive all VINO ne
sired TO be presented. The assembly eN-
pressed the unanimous desire 7" s1a"'
hands with SIR. rlaine. They formed IN line
and passed bsfore Mr.. Blaine in rapid review. Each
of them wa.taken by tn, hand AL comparatively
fev pasScd without ,cndo,ing TO Nj Blaine warm
yyishrs for his SUGGEST Those who stnD1 near WI
h nine aud witnosso1 tho suagty with wlirh NJ ~
cciycd his friends, heard the kindly, bri@hi a'lu n
replies which he mn rs - prrtinnht re- u u >, i
noted the wonderful facility with whlrh ne r"nrn
bricd incidents of mo'i trivial cl tractor com
with thpnsauis at Others ~ his career. i'n M
lttin diniruIty in behaving the s'nrir9 iOin
of his evtraofdmnry memory aud oi hs personal
ksI5r Nv. ". SINUS !. Spar, -" % The
or, of m, Indeprndsit shook hands with him. MI
Blaine srd: "Glli to renew my NhiA'ufi ~
uuaintanre win Won. lhfiW. ~. -
Slenr toa 1mBrNE reporter, # met Nj Blame
,nce ~ Saratoga . .-..
Ynn we've friend of my father, - said one min
strr "a he hurrielly shook MI DlalneS manu-
-, vnp Look Ike hin r. a7kel MI Blaine
DO ' vaa he reilly. Then Your name "a ioih'
ihe surprised ~ hist"t told lniRrNE reporter
that NJ. Blaine hal named him c'u'"tit.
sunr ~ int uhrFrvus
Ohm, tennfhs male u, ministers ~ 'h'y we've
hurried nas Nj llame bi tho rn'hns rtnwi ~
ilpif ipaf, we're ilrs"i
iva viii hpir tp diva van tho tlt'ait ne,'
Ners"
nOei hlsss ym,, M RiAine. he4rd tho nlal
spaenh ,nu ua ia Nav York twenty veais ast'
I'VE snail lodge yau III tho Nhlle House, II W.
can"
'IcnnIlerth this a grsat hlnor. had tha pleas
ure of wiring IL You "a month ago from Orange
.You are Mr. Ilnfohing," SAID Mr.. Baine. with
smile. Mr.. ilutchlhgss race W5To pioaSoH sh 40
as he vanished.
Mis-, Josie Ferguson" We three young ladies'
represent Blame and Logan Club OF Nj. Vernon,
WesicleS ier County. and an deeSaiel L" present
TO you one Of our badges" Mr. Blame tnnnkrn tne
Young lady he took a handsome SILK badge
trimmed win god fringe. -
shake hand, with lread from the country.
exclaimed an old gentleman Who wore oid. asnionei
clothes ANA very ii-h standing oo'i"i' WI b''"o
did so with "a smile. $500, IN i.
Il come from little Rhody and we'll give you
four votes ., .
God bless you and your future as President OF
the United states 49,
:" .eaven bess yon. MIR Biame!"
"One OF tue greatest pleasures OF nv ne p,.;.
Boeu waiting eight years for ms. Mr. %. aihe;
! am neChh0r Ml. oar IN Ma.'acanselt9'
- GU have good ighbor.' replied NJ; flame.
The Rev Mr. GlimouT graduated from the
same c1llcgc- Washington and Jefferson What
wear :" ASKED Mr.. Blaine. " lo56.'
Union ihe0 .Ogicai seminary o. New l"fk s'aAd
fifty TO one for you. Mr.. Blaine. iou Will get 1ne-
~ votes . , :, =;
solid for Blan and Logan. - ~ -,
How do YOU do Mrs. Tncker?" said Mr. Blaine
10 LADY, who extended ber hand and was accom-
named by hcr husband aud son. mt y0n at
Hot Springs" Mrs. Tucker smiled deliEhtodIy as
she was swallowed upln the crowd.
am "A cousin of Stephen \. Douglas, SAID an
other "You come of good STOCK" said Nj Blaine.
Why Your ph0togra ph wond onk Ink. mine,
said Mr.. Blaine rs gentleman lk" nm ia a2prar-
ance shook hanns. nav" been accused IF look
ing like vou.' was the reply. " and rn proud %
# The man who looked like Mr.. Blaine
is Cyrus Palmer, a large iron manufacturer OF San
Mr. Blame expressed himself as glad to see the
Rev. DR.. Tiffany. of Madison Avenue Methodist
Church.
New Brlinsvlck. Is holding Its centennial ami
versary OF you would see moro OF us, SAID another
minister. r,.
a minister. ''and my progress: hut must vote Tor
ST. John" Mr. Blaine qu'ckyrcpled You should
vote ypu pray. -
The Rev. a. =. Wedekind. of 81. johns Evan
eeln al La heran Church. in ChrIstophe ST., SHOOK
hands wIih Nh. Blame, aud ~ IL am a German
pastor and am chairman Of he Emigrant Mission
at Castle Garden. ON the 10Th Of last June wrote
To Governor tleveland proposing HIM for the lreS-
dcncv. Since taat time have learned more than
then knew o: Mr.. Cleveland and also of you, Mr.
Blaine, and shall vote for YOU" .
81 am one OF your Irish friends MIR. Elaine,
said rosy ked Domlcra ~ he hurried by;
he Rev. d.. llarper-"I trust we shall baYo
success. by nee mean the whole people
Tie Rev Or Edward Beocher-" shall see
more of You at Nj. Whites Tomorrow
The Rev. Charles lIceohef, Of Florida: - ain
Blaine man also. and am a BO9 ion nan tr0.'
tho Rev. Charles B'cche. said: g Yes, Henry
Ward licrcher stands alone IN his advocacy OF
Cleveland"
Christian \ and Charles H. Delavau. of No. 1876