New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

orHsRs.
my TEIEaRAPH to rHF rRhuNhl
srp,No Me. Aug l9.-The celebration here TO-
A. If the thirtieth anniversary of the "rg"ni@a-
,ion Of the Republican party was IN AL r'7r''N
-, s,,ccess There we're about hvo thousand per
-. D,.sent winch considering the size oil 'no
-, ,vas n wonderful attendance. Strong Is "
,,,,tv England village m Franklin C'"nN'
on the borders OF the great forests Mount Ao'"""'
apd the Saddlehack range give Tie 'ooa'''y
range of mountain scenery. The county N"' a,
Is1-7 population scattered over I'o"'
souare miles. Strong Township mas ouI
b69 population, although hrS' ,,,
n 1884 Under these conditions TOT -
rersous 10 gather under a hot August sun III '"e
farmers busy season shows the "on"e''u
exbihited In Republican success. There Is ony ono
railroad reaching the town-a narrow -RanHe 'oau
g., foot vida winch winds up the niis rom 1''n
-, +u,ertv miles d stant-sO that II Is oIIn'u''
., hr,ng ,eonle here from distant places Nl"nS
,,eople came in wagons for fifty miles oeH'""''- ~
a-rivs nj early dawn. Mt Blaine did nor ai''''
until | o'clock, coming on q specl'u 'i"'"
Augusta All along the road from Angus"
the people crowded the stauonS
49, him md nearly every farmhouse
Exhibited signs of sympathy in waving u@uuN'
,b,ef. and aags MIR Blaine made no speeches. u"
the way but frequently appeared on the car pa
form TO ack nowledge the sSlutes OF applause WI"
which his ear was greeted. At Farmingion ~ " -
delaved for one hour. but the village was heai "
deserted the people having gone to strong ""'u
Mr. Blaine reached this place the reiehr"''"u III"
already begun but thousands OF people were w '"'
S.rot IN Welcome the Republican candidate.
Great shout went mp be stepped from the "''",
and immediately the brass bands began to play ana
The proc sslon formed marching through
81 VILLAGE To small grove I'D
a fold vberea platform had been erected h'''
tle q, 600 persons assembled and greeted Mr. blah'
with tremendous enthusiasm.
A SPEECH ny tx-CovtRN'R pINGltN'
Who, I'm, meeting was organized early m tho daF
Ex-Governor Dugicy who r'pr">"ntN ms ui''''
in Congress was made chairman of the m''''us. '""
w T. T. Fogg secretary Scuat"r bu'h. VT. l''-
Ter ana other prominent men M fhe county "err
present but the most noteworthy thing vas 'i.'
nee ON the platform of fortytwo of the 'ti
-,,rs ot. the convent ION held thirty years ago.
which the meeting was called q" celebrate" N,'I|
,u of these venerable grtv-hoadcl men wore I"'-
v,bife boards Many of thew we're 80 eni''o.''
will, ,re as to uc'd assistance. hn| tN'N -"""''
cre1t interest ln the meeting. Mt pn2I'' '0''' .'
Lee,,l, formation Of the party hcr" 200 haI n'N
standing not lar from th" suot whore th' platform
ascrr,teI lie sad that lcrty.two ~ Oh" -'rN'.
80 v.r, pre-cut and called lot the reading OF th'l
,,.,.. Tins wn- done. each man vino was ah'
,,,l,p,, ,t TO answer to the calling oi th" roll OFT
bopor ,uid unbouudcd enthusiasm. MIR p'ng'''
.,dtLat t wa, not claimed Chat The FIRST u'' OF '''
'''" '', III. ,.,s ,,,,,i,. mere. but NJ was tho
,.....,..,I. ,r,.,,i,,,l dcIceat, convention which
a..,,,,,ItIo ttlo mn roruu manner llc then
pl,I auld profound silence what wont" nave
la.r,,r. bad the Republican party been d'i'"i''
,,I....n,d oui ~, the .p,, holding oug1t.h '
t.,..tb.vorl accomplished %, the Ecpubh.
,.,t,,s,lr.tthc persistent Opposition oi the
,.u .r yII.I Hendricks va.a lcadcr and Glove.
., .u,,t .,,,tv he .nd nov hoped tor
l.ut private l'"' P''N' ." "'' a.,
su.,,.s ou OH, strength OF ii7 ucAn"" '"''
a., r,.uiI.lu party bad been right and That lh"
h....t ,,.,,Id mot ittrmpt 90 disturb what htd
IN"''IN' WIN" '' t eliza ..,,,,,,.
hrrn accomplish " l"' l""P" ~ '"
would not regard that as huiu'''"i
,.,,.u,.rl. i.,, I'm put th, Democracy M power
49,. Erniil,f,an PARTY now stands first on support
a. Ia.,fi,r Tor tLe prnteei ion of home industries,
..i of th, coiulr, man and lor eyert lhing
...,..f.. and Grand Iu ihc Nauou. IT. platform IS
i-r.r.I,...t aIia, il ev r. state.
49,. a.. U..rley spoke oi that prince Of he
go" I,r.e.1 I,I3lue. thtrr was uub0uudrd
.I..'......I ,rIllis- fre. ..G was shown Uu me
r...... oi O., u4m. of Gee soldier statesman OBJ
..s
..t..-. Nh. reo from Arson T. Morrill, who was
:, I'd Governor rr the u-w party in l9'4; tie
sr's .a' ,'I ,',,', ID, tte reno-,- Of continued
-. va.sb come now from every direction. 4
tel. SOD .rlm D. d. Ha-'.r... 10 lt-I'rlli' sen,
rr,rlug ard promised 1000 h'po.'I'A ma oI',t
''""- ,,-,.... ,,,.. .t.,rr,
eL>A''" .'' l and ,,,. Pr
S"aair' i'' was l"'" '"' I
Ceycd with -i'' ch'e.."-' l'
life OF the party "h'n Ii'" '"' 49,.
Ine.IIi r'vii tat'u. "' inc "''' ""N
scho".-n OBS. lh" b'W''I .'t pr '"t
child ui southern uHIDd..-a. Tire " IA party
died OF rrr-iH.at.ou and the j mocrauc
tl t.-. died Of that long
parry ~''+i" ''' .,.
ugA II. bdTlgrI-lu Was lhat ti iir ..fc 0l'N'
law OF the Repeal ot th- Missouri '"Hpr' hl~',