Daily Republican., 1884-09-25
RIAINE'S MARCH.

| DLAINE'S MARCH.
.EmONsTRATiON-EH.|
-, n s,AsTIcALLY nECE.vE" as..
Y SysaoUTING T""UsA"D''
.,... loft New York Wednesday
pA'uoa na ~ travelled via the Hudson
tns, ~ sUr UCsntral Railroad to SYRIA
ana Is bs rested for the night
sDsss ss WI VAS marked with the most
sIn', and imposing demonstra-
~, y ,slcome from the people t9st 1s
'dsncy me, ~ in the same localities.
rs.a'iu'' ..sin containing Mr.. Blaine
j, " cached Yonkers ct $50. MT.
lal., ,,Osared rsa on the platform with
Warren and G. Hilton
n.n s,.Secretary of State. Mr..
ss,' o, 0sean 40 introducing Mr.. Blaine
no. ,ornsmen, v when Mr.. Depew,
y, charge charge OF stopping and start
,,ain gave q signal to move It
y y I N order to let the crowds about
~ get behind the train anu $50
'a,o momsnt the train halted, and
..b,sr introduced Mr.. Blaine ~
ru-y u.n who would be elected next
rhsr - to the highest office In the
,Se people." There were cheers,
soa,s @ x sGo it, Jimmie !" Many
ac,eyd. which extended for o long
~ down the track, threw up their
~ cheered. Mr.. Blaine bowed,
- M silence, and then said I:
- m ~ very grateful to you, citizens
stsrs for your very cordial greet.
know the value Of the compli-
and | receive 1t with gratitude.
You cordial good. bye"
H. blaine ceased speaking the
w. vera renewed and cries for Mr..
who had been seen In the car,
ID Mr.. Depew came forward
ID.
rev the citizens Of Winchester
4, md knew that they thoroughly
nd of the determination Of Mr..
|, IN step ont of the seclusion OF q
d,,e and meet the people face to
ths,, as nearly the whole popula.
oiYcukers was before him now,
rsuuption was that Mr.. Blaine
a have the whole vote of the city
Oyenber. No place In the State
more interest in the election of tn,
bliCsu nominees than Yonkers, be
i, bad thriven by the protection
\ industries which had raised II
little Dutch village on the Hud
b one of the most prominent t citiei
State, aud its future prosperity
pded on the maintenance of thu
policy. A voice, " No free trad
the stations were passed by thu
crowds were seen gathered cheer
Ind trying to get a view of Mr.
be. He remained in q compart
on the river side, and was not II
except at the stopping places.
Methodist Clergyman. RivinI
name, and saying that b
formerly from Augusta
presented Mr.. Blaine with a bou
He said that he and his towns
we're friends of Mr.. Blaine. Crie
speech cut off his remarks, and
dOf working men from q aneighbol
bundiy rushed up to shake handi
Blaine shook the hands {
he could reach and said
wish could shake hands wit
!M," The demands for q speec
@iinued, Mr.. Blaine said
aVs no speech to offer you ez
ny sincere and hearty thanks.
sallng lrishman in front of tn
$4,000, exclaimed, amid laugh
That's enough"
Pillar demonstrations were mad
n Spring Fishkill, Poughkeepsi
Rhineheck.
flslkill one Of the largest AM
tnlhusiastic crowds, with the 81
iah Of that at Yonsers, was gAtl
battery kept up a continuou
While a uniformed band stoo
llt cars. Col. w. d. Dickey, {
osrg, introduced Mr.. Blaine q
next President" and the peopl
ta enthusiastically.
'ls train started the crowd rushe
9slske hands, and a barefoote
climbed up to the platform, hans
y desperately. Mr.. Blaine quickl
Ie litlle fellows extended hant
~ warmly and the boy droppe
aN The shouts Of the crowd.
;oe lompkins hat factery, on til
sNs Of Fishkill, the employees
sahered on the roof and at tn
,v"s' "' and huge sign was display
W. s.'u the words roughly painte'
,' Solid for Blaine and Logan.
uelHonstration at Albany wa
.sI .algr and wildly enthusiastic. A
al entered the depot there was
.v .uo~a waiting, and in q few mil
'eIy =, available foot of space ws
Inc people climbed on the to
'sna on the roof of the depot.
1na. am. Hamilton Harris intrOd u
:, hlalhe, who who was receive
,ss sto"t cheering again and agai
h, u, 30 That he had to stand bov
,na ~ aul'e a time before he could q
M p 70 speak. When order was r
,lank s1a you, citizens Of Alban
nis" ,ae oottom of my heart, for th
n tenl M welcome. l should be mo
pr.baa laan human not to be very dee
ias a1,a ,a oy your cordiality. / ha'
s n .1s ~ oter In return but my syr
IN tnI, anu my thanks, but those l III
MA ,, ! measure. [Cheers. / CT
WI aI, wish for your personal pro
s,a,u saa ior the prosperity of yor
trom o. again, gentlemen, 1 thar
'A my heart, and bid you goo
usA, sna. n. Y, Sept. 24.-Wben Il
psd sdss,,eying =, Mr.. Blaine and par
auossss ~ n,erkimer, Mr.. E. o. Brow
4 'u w MT, Blaine. just as he "
nv, speak some one in the CROW
sptlsn, ls = General Spinner p and q
nd mt'nen tha was seen making his WI
hslnaas1 a1 ,,raln. Mr.. Blaine wait,
ID ,be bea MIN over the iron railip
bpinna e people cheered for Blaine aI
Blaiunear When order was restore
Coma i ,ha. !. a very happy omen of n
by tt suat | am permitted to star
We tmld tua SIDE of my old friend who
bly. AHown long and honored
Eeas oi applause. l thank yo
tinp ,Hferkimer, for your kir
ton " q, lee i leel thankful for the su
todale S' gracious welcomes that l ha,
AOb. y III this beautiful valley