Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-28
HOME AND ABROAD.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Blaine in New York.

SALAMANCA. October 27th.-The Republicans
ol jamestown and vicinity gave Blaine an en-
tthtSiastie t reception this morning. A stand had
been erected i'll front of the Humphrey HollSe
and all the available space was occupied before
the procession which escorted Blaine arrived
fN-GoNernor tenton introduced Blaine. In the
.S course OF his remarks he reminded the people
that some years ago he had predicted the nom
lnation of Blaine, and had made mistake only
as WS, 70 tne year. Applause laughter and cheers
Mhen the cheering with which Blaine Was re
eived had subsidized he said:
Citizens Qf ChGUtGaQRd CoUiitg: Though it has
been my fortune. IN each of my visits 10 your
town, 10 encounter a storm. | left before rs
leaNe ROW, with an absolute assurance that You
are not dry weather Republicans lchcersl and
that you can stand storm. tChecfS1 The M
tional contest draws to 4 close, and while do
not propose 70 detain you with speech will
StateaS conSecutively and as NAV three or four
propositions. In the first place the great issie
Is whether we shall continue the policy OF pro-
tection or break down and resort To free trade
Keep protection, keep it il you want protcc-
ton continued. My next proposition is that
you should intruSt that work 20 the Repui lican
party, which has been pcrsjStcutly ans consist
emily in favor OF that policy, and not 10 the
Democratic party, winch has been consistently
and perSiStently in favor Of free trade lCEeers
And my third proposition is that the Democratic
party seeks now. rs il has ever since the war. 20
capture the National Government by uniting
the electoral votes in the North with the solid
South, aud New York is one of the States iu
which the efforts are TO DC made. New York is
asked to turn her back upon all the great men,
orieS and the great record OF her oWa history
and unite with the South. t. Never / know
that you will not do il. For Il contest in behalf
of 4 protective tariff and contest against Civ
ing the South, with its irce-tradc theories con
troll of this Government. believe you are ready
[ Yes, yes Have you coufdeace in yO,ir
ability TO triumph? f. Yes. yes and cheers
DO you fully realize your responsibility? We
do and cheers Is your courage equal to your
responsibility, and your confidence? [..Nes.
yes, and great cheers Then you have moth
ing to say. General cries of ''go ON. go on. ~
Gentlemen, Western New York has the result OF
the national contest largely in its keeping. and
it is upon the loyalty. the courage The deter
and the number of the Republicans
of Western New York that the whole North
relies to-day, feeling confident that rs in
past contests you held alolt the banner of the
Union. You will do the same now in crisis
not less grave than those in which you have
always acted so patrioticaliy and so firmly.
LGreat cheering.l
From the stand Mr. Blaine was driven to the
depot, where at noon he left by special train for
New York
At Rudolph, Smal! station. there was n Ger
siderable gathering Mr.. Blaine spoke a few
words in acknowledgment of the reception
given him, and Senator Miller spoke briefly on
the issues of the campaign.