The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-14
Blaine.

g. Blaine and family passed q quiet
day at Manhattan Beach, and at 5
O'Clock tie party returned to New York.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, August l3.-
When the Blaine train ran into STAT
ford it was greeted with cheers from
2,C00, who were waiting. Blaine said,
Il thank this large assembly quite
beyond the power of my expressien
for the compliment they pay me as
moment CT the train stopping, have
only time to add to my thanks an ad-
monition; that is, if Connecticut shall
maintain her great prosperit, if sheshall
maintain her fJrw:rd p) ltiOn among
Of the United States she Tust be up
and doing. She must see to It that no
harm shall come TO the republic or her
by neglect of Repu alican ci.izens. 1t is
probable in the political contest upon
b.,ity shall rest upon Connecticut. 1t is
eIec ion of 1888 may be settled en- the
soil of your State. Ny request is that
each and every one Of you shall
Connecticut for Harrison and Nor
Believing you are awake to your duty,
| snail proceed to Maine and ask her
Republicans to show Connecticut the
path in which she would walk Cap
plause.)
NEW HAVEN, Conn, August 13-At
Bridgeport the assembly was larger and
even more enthusiastic than at Stan
ford. 1t was marked by the same fea
tur.s. Blaine mace brief sp eca.
NLw YORK, August Is. James G.
Blaine started on his hOmeward iripby
II clock on the New York, New Ha ven
d Harlem this morning. a large
crowd congregated on the sidewalk
opposite the entrance to the depot ana
when Blaine stet ped from Miscarriage
loud shout went up. A passage was
made through the mass of humanity
and uncovering his head, Blaine,
m'IiDg. passed ito the depot yard.
During the few minutes stay III the
depot Blaine held an Informal rccep-
ton. He was loudly eheered IS the
train pulled out Of tue depot. During
tie trip to Boston, Blame will deliver
short addresses at various way stations.
lis platform will be the rear of an
observatory car, IN which he and party
ride.
HARTFORD Conn.,. August 10 Half
the population If Ne1 Haven seemed
TO have abandoned all other business
to 60 in waiting to receive Blame.
Mayor Daley headed the delegation of
the Republican town committee, who
came IT, receive Blaine. Blaine was
to the platform outside the
depot, where q large assemblsge
cheered while waiting for a speech
Blaine SAID ''Sipce last had the pleas
ure Of passing through your beautiful
city. have Sc much of the countr es
beyond these. but l am sure l have
nowhere seen any people, associated ia
any form OF government, consti
lutlpg so truly d model common
weslth SIS The State of Connectl-
cut. (AppIaCse) In the aims which
her people have cherished. in tbs
ends which they have accom- plished,
IN the great motive which have in /
;pired them, l thlnh joY stand as a
modal COVER meDt ADDED TO that. gen
tlemen. you have eIj0yed for the last |
quarter of century great prosperity, |
and you have accumulated IN an extra
o10lnoI OcSIS6 oil lu6 Iu66 w ulCil |
contribute TO human welfare and hu-
nan progress. The industrial ST stem
1uder which all this has been accom-
olished is now threatened and the peo-
pie of Connecticut will be asked in the
pending elect on. whether they desire
his commonwealth 10 he launched on
1ew experiments of Il ee trsde, (crles of
40. no. or whether they desire to sd-
here to The Old, for these many land
mari 8, which have proved safe. This
Will be submitted 10 the people of Con-
l.cticut. and on their response will be
probably termiGed the fate of the
question:. l do net douh,, l cannot
loubt, the verdict that will be given at
he hands Of your people. 1t only re-
nains Tor me to return to you my sin
ere thanks for whatever of personal
GU psy NE by this large
!ssemrlage; bn' all the personal COM
,limeGts which l might take to myself
re subordinated IN every respect to the
,reat end of rallylng the people of Con.
lecticut to the support OF Harrison and
dorton, prolonged cheers), who rep
esent in their political record and in
heir POLITICAL history all the great
ssues of the national campaign. Cloud
pplause).
The Regatta.