Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-04

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tifulIv headed nv large trees and the form
of the ground made the speakers appear as if
seated in the air. Judge O'Neall OF Lebanon
introduced Mr.. Blaine who was received with
cheering He thanked the peonle for the
kind recention. He reminded them that
Thos. Corwin. one of the great cbampions of
the protective system. had represented War
rem county in Congress and EXPRESSED hone
that the earnestness and ardor of the people
in relation to that question would he AZ great
in 1884 as Corwin had made il in 1870
The pleasure of the reception at this point
was made sad by a sad accident. The can
non with which the salute was fred exnloded
prematurely, killing one man and iniuring
another.
COLUMBUS. Oct. 3.
There was great turnout at Xenia. Mr..
Blaine was received by the local committee
and escorted nv plumed Knights mopnted
and on foot throupb the princinal streets
Nearly every house was decorated and the
people on the street numbered as MANY
AZ the entire population of the town.
there being large attendance from the ad-
jacent county. When the procession reached
the stand Mr.. Blaine was greeted with loud
cheering. He was presented by Rev. DR..
James Gillespie Carson promlnet Presby
terian clergyman of Aenia and said:
''By coincidence which is interesting to
me was here eight years ago this day to ad-
dress republican meeting in the interest of
the election of an Ohio statesman to the
presidency. The man then elected gave way
after an excellent administration of four
years to another Ohio statesman, who, after
agony that touched the sensibilities
of the whole world, lies in an honored
grave, but with these changes
there are some things that remain permanent,
and among them are the fouedation of the
of the principles OF the republican party.
They remain and the contest for their main
tenaDoe recurs again after four years
and after eight years AMI an appeal is again
made to the people of Ohio, who hold today,
as they held then, the post OF responsibility
and post OF honor, for post OF responsibility
is always post of honor. Applause. 1t
is tor the republicans OF ONO to say whether
the principles that elect Hayes and on which
they electen uarneiu are stili 'ltAi ana sui
rp'esen' '"e" 'o"' 'i''io'' lH"''usi"S''c
i"S'J
At South Charleston Blaine left the train
and was driven to where large meeting was
in progress. Mr.. Blame was warmly re-
ceived and spoke afew words In acknowledge
ment of the compliment, but declined to in
terrupt the meeting further
The demonstration at London was one of
the most enthusiastic on the whole route.
From the station Blanes carriage was es
corted BY large troop of mounted knights.