New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
MIR. BLAINE'S WESTERN TRlP.
END OF HIS JOURNEY IN NEw-YoRK STATE
his RECEPTION UNrRECrDENTEp-CRoWDS AT Dun
KIRK AND wEs1FLLD.

did not end until midnight In eXtcn, anu "' ~
ness il was surprise to those VINO h'" p'rn "' "
in getting it up. They expected ABOUT o'"V' ~
In line with torches. but there were "'Io'
five of the musicians and officers, Whl'h oIo"s" vs.
total mn 20 10000. The marching aud ch''I'hE 'o
ploiro and Logan were kept up no long ana 'n'io
800, a., rnnv monument citizens who were 'dR'' W
8, ,rosc,,cd to him that he was kent up untll ''o
bonr Apparently the people stood arouhu an "'N"'
waiting TO catch glimpse ot MI blahV' "' "V w
conntcrcd a crowd the moment hc sl'pp'" ou, VI -"
,,orn In the morning lie took ride apou' '' wy
and of course was recognized anu H'P"'"'N
cbcc,od The hour of his departure was postpone
ono honr 10 give moro timc to meet tue m'I'"''''
aud o,hcrs who wished personally 10 greet nun AZ
,L bot,,l mud ,cpot there wcro crowds To blu MN
,ood bv and he lott Buffalo feeling that ne ma" R"'
cause to remember the generous Wei'"mo Va "'
citizens, 1,,o
Cbairmon Warren and Mi Draper who had done
81 we'll in Now-York, took leave OF MI bl"'no AZ
the depot turning over their charge 10 '"o O"''
Committee. cX-Goyernor Foster VI a. l''"""i
.Iudoo Foraker aud James PondeNt'r' in'S
brought good tidngs from Oh'o' al Pio'''''"S
certain victory in November
Messr, Fargo, Exstein. Hickman Fullerton an"
other residents of Buaalo accompanied MI p,''io
10 Dnnkirk From that place there were I" l"'S0
number of citizens to greet the canHua'e H"'"S
them were Dr. }. +. Williams, L. }. kl'IeF' H. w.
Brooks of the locomotive works. Me'slS Gums
Hewlett Reed, Magic and shaw o." Ch'u'n3q"'
County will give one of the largest hcpu'l'''|
,,iorltcs in ITS history said Chairman Sha" ol
+hn ro,,nt,, Co,nmjttec "In Dunkirk We have
Eonnbhcan club OF eighty-ive members who voice
for Hancock The place gave Democratic ma
iority in 1850 but it will give majority iol b"le
this year." .......,
TIE GREETING AT DUNKIRK'
There was good evidence OF the truth oil tIH'
tbsfts "a
road depot at Dunkirk 10 greet Mr.. Blame 1A9
crowd flied the omen square and was cHcIed ol
c,rri,oes and vehicles showing that the country
around had furnished a large part OF the crowd
movable platform was brought up 10 thr rear %
the specal train and as Mr. Blaine stepped upon 1t
lie was greeted with the same iervor tha' h"u C"'I
actcrizcd the entire trip from NeW-lorH nc WE
Introduced bv II. = Brooks, and speaking III HIS
usual clear voice that all could near uo ''t"'
For the na,t two days have been tourney ln- JAr3a5
The Leat 81 ihl~ Gte@' Ho' I anotArr TO Tie many
compliments have received, and thaK you NtI} t
c.t nacr myself tnat these great opuiAr% % .I
tous are 20 my ST. u pclsa % inC "ic are me io.in OF
ti. ps.lc of York 10 the great issues Una, arc"
referred ina peculiar sense To their ainlii'meh H %i
those issue, II would hardly hc becoming m me 10 SIN.
60 content myself with renewing h4 ''5'%D % ,
tor tine seat c,mpiMept You pay }nC; e G, ,o y ON tnc
questions 81 The day. ntr"oHce TO !'" HON. - w
Irucy. 90 Brooklyn. Applause -
Mr. rcuucy spoke of the marked feature OF all
the-, v,tsri, gatherings. the presence OF 20 mani
woI>mcu VINO often conr WIN '.oa' ''o' o ,rbo I",
l',"'t,> ,, ~. ia, ., fr'coi willie MIR. Ienucy was
,nrakin. Mr. Blaine Withdrew to the rear platform
eli the train and mm medieF iniae Tta ,no' t,," , ,r
iu imminent danger as the tram sped away
lHE LAST erOP IL NEW-YoRK.
..v-..,eJJ hoI,st s,on was made in New-Yogll
80. Nt,onob 81 mere hamlet. about / 200 per
.,,l ,,,., ti, conutrv about There
.;,,, and sn,.kiuu as Al other
a.. ,.,;,,., j,c,l Mr. Rlaiue was greeted
,',,.,.. .l,.r. He addressed the crowd in these
49,, words:
am v,'y sod a. ihG ,-5 1,''l'l @ I,I e<,.,,]i ~ TO
<,e-iuL,r~ ny 'lul- for al the blindness have r.
,'.'l -..' rri,''d lh' Si'1', % ''H % ,rlrr, 1r',.
i.l t., a,d trr-D'ulI -,
s. laI-, bouquet of lowers was presented 10 W.. W.,
I.a.lcu' tu.~ place. 1t NQ"iH ne no T,A"..-.i va va
70 Nd. iut from New York CITY TO NrNUFlu io
vas ile recipient OF awcloomc uupr',e 'ehIe" M l"V
political history oil iAe country
- ... ..,,.,,
IIIE CANDIDATE ~ HIS NATIVE SlAlE.
- u.,.,, ,,.,tc,,r II prVXsYIN4NIA-
''''''N' y " ~ ~ -. r ,.,,.
1uE GAIlEEiN" AT ENlI'
lnY IELrGRNru To THE IR'HON@l
,.,,.,. ni,,o Sept % Al Du1l,rL General
ANHiAB'LN' 'h'o' sept N' "
j. b. NcCrcarI Isaac b. Vta OoA-'. '',H' =, 80 90"
N 1, \y,it., Iudye Vincent w. ". Reed. OF
'Id' - l. "','', '"N r.It. ,4
Enc. Penn, and j. II. C1Ss"'l' OF - NN"''' ~.
aboard tnc traiu Before reaching Eue they htd
"'''' -, ,t,...l ..,t,,,L ,u \orthorn
iue to ten Oh tn' p'l.'N' '''''N " -
lur.vlvnui1 vhcr, W. l.. Scott Is spending ms
'. 49,, ,.,.t,. f,, iho u D,.,ncratic cause. General
money '' i'''N ''' ''' ~ ,l. -. l,..,i
NcCrclr predicted an exceptionally l"'s' "'iu
hDan majority ana lh' o'n''a "S'''" "''' ',, ''','
lroie lcItLhB 'uv "P', I
passed the Llc ho''''
tle operatives stood pa'n''"'" 'i'
b.,.1 yigoron,lv The demonstration at TINS
... ,..,.., Lr,lli,,t su,re.S In nm opcn square
PUNT , .e... "a -, .ro,t,d and
10 ih' 'th''"h P'''i''" "', -, ~,
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