New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-02
RETURN OF THE CANDIDATE.

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| ness.
| RETURN OF THE CANDIDATE.
wEARIED BY HIS EXERrloNs AND LOSS OF sLEhr
| READY FOR THE DAY OF REST.
The specjal train on which Mr. Blaine returned from
| Connecticut reached the Grand Central Depot at
| $40 last evening 1t expected at GO, ana
at that hour several hundred persons were anXiousy
waiting for sighteof the next President. Nearly
| every person in the crowd seemed to have made up
his mind that this might be considered certainty
| A stranger would have supposed that he was ID d
city rejoicing in an immense Republicahl ihhJoiHy'
Few of the crowd could afford to wait for two hours
but those who were forced to give up thei! nopc W
| seeing Mr. Blaine on this particular occasion gave
| Mace 70 others As the gates were kept carefully
| closed the crowd was unaware that Mt bialhe naa
arrived until his carriage, which had teen stahu.he
| inside the depot since $40. half way to the
| Fifth Avenucslotel. Mr.. Blaine returned III prlsht
spirits. but physically tired Inc loss Oh sep , Hl
| Friday night added TO rapid travelling during the
| day and the cxerton of speaking to thousanGs Oh
| people at more than half dozen different points
not to mention shaking han dsrS %i1n
him somewhat and at $3.50 he went t. the Acadehiy
| of Music. ,s. -
! number of callers This morning he Will probably
attend the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
CLOSING THE BROOKLYN CAMPAIGN.
THE DUTY OF YOUNG REPCBIICANs on TUE ;DAf-
ADDRESS ny SENATOR HALE.
The Brooklyn Young Republican Club held
ifs las, campaign meeting at the Academy Of Music.
BROOKLYN last nj mt hut its members do not cease their
labors until the polls close on Tuesday The audience
was enthusiastic "a blaine audiences always are The
president Of the club william II Williams, presided ana
opencd tho meeting and said IN substance:
We meet at close Of n campaign whose rank III
politicaI history Will he Of tho highest Importance
Crave issue, trial before great tribunal. I.lo
quent advocates are discussing hosr sn's Win hp,i
and oarncstncs-, and on Tuesday next they WIN De SUD
mittcd TO the great Jury OF ne Amcrcan pe'pg cn y,
jury 10 which We ~ Icpuhll'ans' can appeal WIZ, con
hdcncc has passed on those issues before ana hcir
calls Tor revision Of The Judgment We nave an able
brilliant and patriotic leader cheers; Dcnlnd "hol
with clearly defined purnoscs Applau 81 oppc'cd to
ms is party which Mr. Curtis described IN June a, as
now says that the nomination Of Grover Cleveland In
July has put h, unqualified statement in tn' wroIg.
operations of Hubert o. thompson Daniel Manning
! ana that most accomplished maid all work. Carl
shurz derisyc laulhtc have cca.ed the impure gar
mcns Of Democracy and has made them rs pure ana rs
Bnt we beg to diner flom Mr. Curtis. The Democratic
party. stained with the crime. Of Rebellion
and Population, with frauds upon the ballots and the
conscicnccs OF the people, with its unSaN0ry opposition
TO whacVcr has during the last generation contributed
TO national honor and to national wealth. IL beyond
cleansing by the nomination OF an unclcan M I'M
tried incxi creneed man 1t the same old en-
envy with murly record ana uIcr lcaUcrshlp whose
chief chara ten sites are Experience nconctehCy and
stances adherence to the Republican party patriotic
duty and need, therefore, 40 apology for addressing
m iST w"'qn in the hrooRSn Young RepdScsn
| Club. You have enlisted IN an important and honorable
service. You surrounded 10y cncmes-actiNc. alert
ard unprnciped No WORK mat you can 90 -her,iqls
in your etime-will be more important than That Which
been assigned as workers at the polls next Tuesday.
your vigilance and ON your fidelity may hang Nations
ieve in the principles YOU profess. next election day
viii afford You nj, 9Pror n o,,;c do S s
otcr.esihnatc The impdrtance Of your poston. Let
every one therefore do his Whole duty ~ II the result or
Tt.l ia ma gN iIIl IlgI
is much In the present outlook upon which yon may he
cordially congratulated Republican success Is IN the
part can stem the tide of victory that is setting toward
ns 10 it, therefore that this city, 80 recently hon
orcd by the presence OF our respected ana beloved ccf
day night. that will put to shane The vain
large and glorious sharc IN the victory which await,
our party. ON that victory hang' believe the Weidi"
ot this Nation for many years TO COME Long ana con
unucd applause.
Mr. Williams then introduced senator Hale. Of Maine,
who was giNona lond and hearty greeting aud gained
many more rounds Of applause In the course Of his
speech by his vigorous and persuasive otaory. He
referred to Mr. Cur,i,s last speech In Brooklyn and
said:
II was continued iteration and rcltcration II the
declaration that MI Blaine wasunworhy rs n ca Iidac
~ of his n,ccs " P1'e 'Ir nG Dene
squarcy and directly deny loud aprausc and know
J wien the Democrats then ~ now brought forward
these charges 10 ruin Mr.. Blaine rs candidate.
hold words. When IL had all been produced and when
the Democratic House Of confronted The
charges and that there really nothing IN them
and listened to that exhOrtOn and memorable defence
that MIR Blaine made, they fed from the charges and
abandoned them and they rest among the waste paper Of
the Democratic House of Representatives. Loud ap
plause and three tremendous cheers for Blanc Look
al the wonderfully enthusiastic reception given Mr.
Elaine here and elsewhere and recall his wonderful
series of speeches Not single sentence can be found
I'm All those utterances that does not tend to dignity and
elevate American politics. Men have followed him for
the express purpose Of finding something npcu which
they could base complaint, ana they return empty
handed. Applause.
General Stewart L. Woodford In the course of an
cnpassioned address made some reference to Mr..
Bcecher, saying:
A Christian minister should not say word that
would weaken the trust of mothers In their boys, sisters
IN THEN brothers, and wives I'm their lusband- Ia the
name Of the manhood OF BROOKLYN | brand ~
SANDER on the manhood Of Brooklyn words that
have been spoken by one whom love 10 night as have
loved fof thirty years, hut Who has weak ed his nli
rutc for good IN way that no enemy have weak
rued H. lApplausr.l hope that the Win = llouar will
MAYER be- occupied by man who T. father without be-
ing husband and whose companion n mistress with
oui being wife. Tremendous applausel
The Rev Nj Thompson made the closing address
aIITTtr RiiODY $" LAST PARADE
fni ttiruRirr rs tnr rRinrsE
ppoviptStr. Nov. THE state hppubli-
can rninle vas made IN this city io night nni was II