New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
BLAINE IN PHILADELPHIA.
MET BY ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS.
spxAKIxG BEFORE TIE YOUNG REPUBLICAN, CLUB
RECEPTION AT THE UNION LEAGUE.


RECEPTION AT THE UNION LEAGUE.
rBr TELEGRAPH To THE rRfnusEl
PHI1ADFLPHIA. Oct 16.-Mr. Blaine accom-
oanicd By son. wsKer Blaine and Colonel Parsons
Of virginia arrived the Broad Street station at
o'clock this afternoon. The gentlemen we're recognized
Nv few about the station. and they we're ut once
driven to tho Continental Hotel where suite OF rooms
IN the SECOND aoor had reserved for them Their
coning was que, that the first mumauon Chairman
Cooper had MI Baine's presence In the hotel was
request that he call to see him. Mr. stuart president o
1he Young Republican Club under whose auspices 'he
meeting tonight was held. had made extensive prepa
ranOns 10 receive Mr. Blaine. hut 10 deerence 70 NJ
rlaine's wish he was allowed 20 go Que'S
10 his hotel He looked remarkably weH ai '''
,s long ride, and stated thst Ms hea''n
Eas excellent After luncheon Nj Blaine an" LIS 0V
sanons received many wel-known citizehs
Rerure oclork Broad from Chestnut-s 10 spruce
=, was Gro wded with people, wbLe Chostnut-sI rom
siuih-st TO Broad-sL almost iinpa"saoe. A"e
hrong seemed bent giving the distinguished Eues'
~ ,be Young Republicans the heariiest sort OF weioome
me Young republican CLUB, sixteen hundred stFonE'
,,seubled A. tue Continental Hotel early III the even
-, - .sco-t Mr.. blaine TO the Academy OF Music.
sbortlv before O'Clock the man whom PennsTVAnia
hcors with SO 600 majority appeared at the Nnth-s
.,france OF the lOtei aud IN an open c"I'i@~'
800 the pro~esson There were fully 10000 people
IN line and sucn enthusiastic cheering mas nor osen
49,, in the streets this city for LONG time by the
-. ,,e nro,eas. IN reached Broai-st. the crowd OF
snectators haa trebed It's numbers According 10 ,ne
ooe. authorities the multitude behaved TO man VIII
an. greatest decorum All along the ronte 'ne e'nu7'
.., WA. intense and .indeed,thst all dsensions
a, g. pa,,,ican ranks have flown to the four winds
Az Rlaiue Al mes stood up IN the carriage and bowed
his aesno Judgements to the people. An III
dication OF the number OF Ns'to's IL
aha city IL given IN the fact that the rem
syyauia con- pany carried TO the Broad street Staon
afternoon and evening over 10000 people from the
IN s. ftHa NJ eU 4
came IN on the Baltimore anu Ono and the Reading
lines
The Academy OF Music ives packed fifteen minutes
nfter the doors we're opened. Horticultural HAL was
also brought mo TINS large building was
,psedy died yet there Thousands on the street
who could not gain admission. As the carriage contain
ing Mr. Blame. Walker Blame. ca nan Cooper an'
pre.dent stuart appro sched the Academy the people
sent up cheer after cheer and conuhueh tue
greeting until party entered the nail As nc
appeared on the the ass~moiase' III WHO"
there we're many ladies' tner feet, the men
cb.ertng ana the AIDES cappog their hanis tor over
Eve minutes A few inmates after O'CLOCK President
Smart introduced Mr.. Blaine and the cheering WAS re-
newed with greater vigor
The other .peakers who followed Mr.. Blaine were
John stuart and Charles Emory smith, Editor OF Ihs
Press Mr. Blaine ~ conclusion OF his address 10
4be Academy went q Iietiy horticultural Hail ana
smoke for over hail an hour 20 an audience
mat filed every seat AMI all the Hanaln<
room m the vast Auditorium. Ihere also
IN. enthusiasm was unbounded AFTER the meeting MI
Blaine Vas taken by President Benson o. the IN D"
League o. tue clubhouse where he wa Entertained
ct,n.r nv the urtubers On reaching the Continental
Hotel he vas screnaied by the Young Republican CluD
The club then paraded through the principal streets o.
the city.
Chairman Leeis. OF the Eepnbl can CITY committee
ssid Tonight tnai Mr. B.anes presence IA the CITY ana
,be manner OF his reception would add many thousands
NJ vot.s to the strength OF tho whole
ticket IN November lie was specially pleased
20 add that there were upward Of 1000 Democrats
who had applied Tor tickets TO hesr Mr. Blaine speak
CHAIRMAN oourr OF the STATE Committee added that
General Beavers election was assured iO-MorrO"
Enr1ing. according 10 arrtngement Mr. Blame v" pe
mel a. the hotel john Woodslde. ami Win PRESIDED
rtpar AMI Walker aiu~. viii De taken 10 DIT harper
ans marry vii occupy Mr. Woodsid-'s pew. In the
evening Mr. Blaine and pariv. ~ invtat'o OF niue
q Perkins attend dvin~ service 10 the firrt Pres
bvtsran Church. West Wssnn ave and seventh
~ OF which lhe Rev. Or George ID Baker Is pastor