New-York tribune., 1884-11-01
CALLERS ON MIR. BLAINE.
r,,r WINNER OF VISITORS INCREASING.


rur CANDIDATES. HEALTH APPARENTLY CN"A"""'
ny Ills EXERrioNs.
Hal a stray sunbeam found it's way into Mr.
pla,ne's heavily curtaned reception room y yes.c,
day morning, II wonld have sought, as Ios.'nS
place o golden disc which lay III veNet mrst uhsu "
HE centre table and which represented sun %
II was a triumph of the goldsmlths' art anu ooi0
the following inscription:
JAMES q. BLAINE.
Presented by the Trustees OF inc
Evangelical Lutheran It. Iadl 4 ,nurcn
south Brooklyn. 1854.
Accompanying the medallion was an aa",oSS oSm;ttee
cnnsistinr of the Rev John iiuppenhauer, pastor
the church; John Il. Watzer, chairman Oh .r,e rho
trustees; Hermana struck ana nenry M ya rhnrcb on
Ociober 2S il was decided that the medall,on snou
be presented the favorite Presidential cauntua.SS
and that Mr. Blaine's supporters had outnumoeIesu gu
their opponents two TO one. The committee also
informed Mr.. blaine that he would recelVr VIC
hearty support of large majority OF ,he sst
ton al the coming election. The lew WORDS Wi.n
which Mr. Blaine replied were accepted WIN e'oi'
evidence of pleasure by the committee
Mr.. Blame has now been IN the CITY lor .liieo nc
days but his list OF callers, lnstead OF growins
smaller shows large daily increase II MT p,alne
devoted moment TO every visitor ne Mouiu ,n no,
have minute for any other purpose; Cons,ueirk
the vast amount of work requiring pny Slcai as wen
as mental exertion disposed of daily ny ME- bIaine'
Il seems woncerful that he finds 1t possible 10 u
vote as much time as he does TO visitors who can
merely 10 Nish him in the pending contest;
Few who saw him review the great parade OF
Brooklyn Republicans on Thursday, nlght III
dIenching ram thought that he would escape serl-
ous harm from the exposure. Yet after q few hours
of sleep he looked as bright and vigorous
as II he had just returned airaOdacks from a
J "I ieel remark sbly we'll this morning" he said to
n TRIBUNr reporter. When asked If the trelnen-
ious excrtons he had undergone ana the ollna.,o n
changes and the had weather to which ne sad oeea
mbiected would not affect hls health, ne Knl',e9
his brows houghtfully Tor a moneut ana sSld:
suppose there will be lltte reaction aa'cr M s,Io
hos ain nd no
pect IT. The best thing TO DO under stich c1. ciou,.
stances is to give IN TO IT. But | think com9's'o
recovery will only be ma ter OF brici peti1u;
The ladies' who called up IN Mrs. aud MISS biaihe
and Miss Dodge were much cxerclsSd in,I nDout tno
weather. All of them agreed that Old IIo1au,ii, ir
ties" showed remarkably poor Juigm1lt' ioo . J ID
IN the sort of weather he has furnished OF iate o.
in his predictions respecting the klna nhet IL ~
come. They thought the hcpnolcanso "a NT~ im svch
weather: the risk they would run OF inullng ,nIn
health was too great to be counterbalanceo ny .ne
gain of any number of votes. The nior'nation that
fbe Republican organizations would not iisten 10
such proposition evoked many expressions oi SYM
pathy and admiration. >, ,,,; O., mann,
bers of the National aud state Commttecs', were
the kew j. Huppcnhaucr, BROOKLYN; Heneta' L,otu I
Aspinwall, theodore Roosevelt Dr; ID. b. -. Joan
II i Iowen. Pomghkecpsie; G. II. Robertson, }. A.
Qnackcnbush, w. Z. kisselburgh General Joseph
Tcdge Ia'1s" He' crly Mass: john McLeland, Edmund
= Munroc. Englowood, n. j.; Alexander f. brown
pbiladeniio:S : &. RcDwick and Frank w: Ken
wick. Erookiyn; Jld1c :. ~ Mills. Weestchester
Frederick William, Hollis, Charles u; murray Murray
+ T. IIoskeson, Vermont; A. q. Bradstreet,
Colonel Ethan Allen. A. j Ditcuhooier, }. Eown
sherman, homas Daily, Comfort '. Lane Judge
Walker George II. Mallalieu Blooniield, y. a.;
Charles A. Peabody. LOUIS T. Moot John Looney'
Collector ". II. Robertson, Joseph A. Nunoz. Con
snl at Cardcnas +. W. Fox. -. louis John t;
Sanhoin. Magnus Shaher. of he tar-"iiVSsis anu
Conductors Organization. aud William j. loungs,
who wrote on his card "Th,rty-hve nights o.,
the stump and not chance to shake your hand.
Mr Nonnga got bis ohanco and made the hlost VI ".