New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
PRICE THREE CENTS.
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
Mr.. BLAINE REFRESHED WITH REST.
PASSING A QUIET sUSDAY-rO START FOR THE EAST
TODAY.

MR.. BLAINE REFRESHED WITH REST.
PASSING A QUIET sUSDAY-rO START FOR THE EAST
TODAY.
Sunday was day Of rest In every sense OK
the word for Mr. Blaine since his arrival IN the city on
Tuesday night every moment OF time. with the efcep.
ton OF few short devoted 10 sleep. was occupied
The only relief he obtained In the variety of dnucs
imposed upon him. The vrctchci weather contributes
its share ~ discomfort and made pro.
grainme difficult ~ fulhlmcnt under tho bese
of circumstances inposaibe Of accomplishment ofcepe
by Of Mt Blaines unrivard physical and mental
resources ITS unvarying good humor under the most
trying conditions Il the theme ~ general admiration
among those who had opportunity of seeing " tested
Even the tn aud -tocn hut good naiufrd cctpcrs who
rinrd~i the portals of Mr. Blancs apartments was 90
cnsonaly upon the point " losing his head through the
countless demands, many OF them ~ q pfcpo'ierous
nature, made upon Nj Blanes time Among number
Of inen Who were yesterday d,.,i,,ns w banrs W.
Manley haa been With Mf Blanr during ihe pasl honh,
mud onc Of e' nrne.l iti,i. an ,ln,s ',nnep"
a. lie Il man IN a mlun We are oil Younger than hs
IL YET Ne were agsci on before " sbgwei .sn z rs
comparatively nothing ~ me day he travelled ,o0
mlles and male twenty nine speethps ile tp.luwlns
hs Il slL ahi hss bfshi's ,iiseasel II he has phit
pfres ~ man as due. hin, I want 20 hate y We NJ;
y, ak iIa nave saan him euil hirsfif ~ y eat
.s M % ,s@ S' , 49, SS'' n1a.@,.Ss 1 " 10 sG@.as % @
ainAie 90 allphin ~ thhisaiils'
rifesth With his htetttios,
Mp hia nn oppressed himself ~ ihe mns' el"Nihs
teI,s yesterday ~ intimate hipnhs regarding is ieDeri
un IA Ngw hnih tie 10 mere han gailne at iht extent
and character ni The attention ht lao ittitl w sal
upiay Hight h0 aMoai tagged nll Ito hii tl lft
even more thdn his aiy quota ~ ph r'a lpt. lht'hs
The aV and elt greatly n need ~ sound llslls fnsl
iio went bed shortly after mdnighl, win the lhlnn-
ZION nf rising az early hour aui altenhind
the Rev. Dr John Hans Church ~ company WIN i'soa
Brakeman. IT. slept 81 sunndy, however, lha, u was
deemed hest disturb him. lie slept unll nehIy
II O'Clock and rose feeling perfectly Refreshed was
noon before he breakased Tie spent the day qnlety.
4 great many visitors presented Their caris nut
were satisfied with the Information mat Mr
Blaine was receiving generally. Among
the few who succeeded Ia seeing Mr. Blaine were
Thomas L. James. Levi r. Morton, exGOyernor tornrii,
Whilcllw Reid and Alexander Sullivan. lie retired la,t
nght what he has OF late been compelled To consider
early hour. ~ ,.
Mr. Baiue and his family and party will leave the city
on the Boston limited express At o'clock tl' morning.
lie will start from the flfth Avenue Hotel about $40
o'clock The first stop will he made at spunghehi,
where Mr.. Blaine will make "a short address 10 q
mass.mceung lie will leave rprlngaed on
n snecal train for Worcester meeting VIII also 10
held there in honor lie will reach Boston early IN
the evening. lie VIII speak to meetings IN Fhneuh nan,
fremont Temple and Music Hall and viii review an I'm.
mesc Republican parade from the balcony or the o'ei
Brunswick Tuesday morning be Will leave Boston
for Augusta where he intends 10 take the rest he has 80
nnil ly ypar rnpl