New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
r ,o,,,;cs 90 tho Old World shall invade the

never never" They shant 90 AZ" , IL.
IL is not, gentlemen, contest OF c"p''''' "e
capital 1t is not. in the ordinary s'N'0, ,,o,
of partisan against partisan III Is CON- oon,ost
entirely transcends party motive, ~ 10 20.
as TO whether the great mass Oh Ai'.'' 20 .hair
IONS who earn their bread in the s"'aV VI wv.
faces. stall have their wages serious'S .,a'so1
from day to day. {" Good goou' anu .pl - chic
Thot is the whole pith and momcnu oil '"S
IT. ord ANYTHING that diverts the attention
~ ~ American people from that single po'n'
- :, NV Judgment to weakening the c"h'pa's"'
CLoors and cries Of Good, good" and say herc'
- ho>o 20 say with much more elaboration hcrc-
- ,Cbcors and voice. That's "h"V VIZ
,ant y, Il say here that the wages oil the America
1aborcr cannot be reduced except WIN 'hc ooi'e"V
| and with the votes Of the American i
himself "a voice, That's it Inc appear n'
-, !, comes TO his door, and asks MN
| whether with the great power oil suii"s0 "
| his hands, representing as he does ,"'V -
| ;oritv of the whole citizenship OF INC N"''on
,thor no is willing for himself and his associates
| and those who are to come after hlih-his '
| aud his children's children-to take 'n"o iV'
| s,en at the bidding of Democratic Aun'''
,on whose policy is shaped and governed "S "'G.o
clements in the Union when a''S ST.
| entire destruction. Cries of Uoou' Goo"' "'''
| x-ntaA
Pat gentlemen this is not the time ZOE
,oIitical sncech. My heart is too full ior
| ionrthoncd argument l must be allowed W
| ;o,, this moment of welcome, this dells"o Va
no,n~ninO home. this greeting of Old frienos, 'n''
| ,,-,l of old scenes / only wish 10 az" NY
.oropnd thanks for the very graceful ana gl"'i''
,ro- in which YOU, Mr.. Chairman nav" oN
tended the welcome of the distlhguish0a
Won 81 ably represent. Thanks again anu "s".
70 overy member of the club 1or INC 'ri'.
ro,orors welcome which they have eXtehueu W
% nc 7 return to the home and the country 'o
deenl,, love Long continued applause
GREETINGS FROM MANY STATES.
Do,torInc aDpJauso followed Mr.. Blaine's address
II Was repeated again ard again Wne M a.
made his way back into the cabin ~hoio :,
c,dcl that lie should receive tie crow" ~ 80
, hand had been injured or shiphoaiu' eo III t,a
Mo- bis left Mr. Pool presented each man " N,'"
u was surprising to see how many he hho"' i"
6 would have supposed he had lived IN c'e'' 49,.
uis memory of names, well as races, was eoN
r rors,erful Ex-Congessman King was "no"e Wv
first TO come forward A. n,,u cr,sp
i , Tho o,her warmly by the hand. "s'ep paoA "
d hc cabin til | have a chance TO talk WIN YOU,
J. .rtis Is Mr. sanborn of Minnesota SAID MI r"'
in introducing the Congressman " l., ,oh, u
l. ooh no. remarked Mr.. blane' ths Is '" ~
" ssnborn of Michigan HOW are 9'a' In,
r. cover did he hear familiar name than every 'n'r
:. 80 V. A. ar scomcd 10 come TO his mind Instantly
d H. ,,.o,,d ask about the family, the neghOors' ~
c ~ ord that one with a familiarity that ae'ons"'
every one No one escaped him. one oiu e'r n,,
T. from, Boston was pushed by in hurry MI
oil only caught glimpse OF MS l"''' W." "
re asked to have him recalled =, T.. an vor y
he coIoro, Gleason. of Chicago and Bernard blsi'
Of uo mot Mr. Blclin was almost hid IN the cro"'
ed lint Mr. Blaine recognized him Instantly - NV
bov looked up admrngly in his face ,o
W. Do you want shake hands my boy = nc s.At
Oh rho rttle fellow said yes and was permei 10 10 b
nd InNo + rrcer of Maryland, pinned little nag
in Ar pla,ncs coat. Mr.. lee, of Auanuc Nl!' pa0
en- = neat uttle button in his butonhole o'hefs can
ed forward with badges until Mr. Biaihes coa. a.
ua,stcoat were completely covered Win DUO anu e'
decorations ,
al. GIVING HIS RIGHT HAND TO TIE REFohl,4i'
nd nT,e reception lasted for nearly half an nov
,ur when II was over Mr.. Blaine hurried arouiiu "
lon ,,c.Snr men "Ill offer my right hand 10 you
IN. 10 soid with a SMILE 1t IS not badly hurt pu' GO
raj slant squeezing would irritate IT," 1hen no
our ,oeantIv about his trip. 1t had been dchehAui
mi; said. ,..-o ,o.r wa
"as eYou are probably aware that we nave pe'H wa
, ,nr for YOU here throe days. SAID one ~
% wou that Is TOO bad, but it was not my faui',
-" ,oa With a laugh "We were delayed t"ei
I'M. borre nv the breaking o. pump. Inc "eano'
his nrcv rough for three days and the log 'rouoou
a good deal don't suppose the sailors caLeo IL ,ou
hit Int the land-lubbcrs did. 1T was SPIN
cial - ,bouob. we all enjoyed 1t. The CITY OF Nc
nd- III e an admirable vessel, certdliiS n "a
Int hofh = m ard the fact that it was her trial tp
nth did very we'll"
era Mr. R1AINE IN EXCELLENT HEALTH
nor "And vour health, Mr. Blaine, how IS III
, is .r,.Ilort y and then with a smile he hastencd
.s, avow sec here My health IS subject u
ears have declined to discuss for the last 'hroo !o
~. consider that question and that ahs"er u " W.
own drawn .o,.. ,,.,, Mr. Tenn
day what about Sou' '"'iPe
Pro. Of Brooklyn" =, ,.o. T dc
a. haven't heard anything about IT, III iac' w
torv , ,.hat arrangements have been made for me-
Or chain stay in Maine until after our State eiecuoh'
hose way What III do afcrward remains 10 DC soeh'
ever Mr. Blaine said that he did not even Aho" Wien
ase) wolld 20 to Boston He said that he du nut
the 70 cav ANYTHING on the political situation at Pres
yam His friends began 10 crowd aIoulu de"''' ~ "
rIned little rest he vent on the upper oech'
, the A SONG OF WELCOME.
o,irv As Mr. Blaine camo forward the crowd chet
,ace again and began to sing these words, cnuueo
old come to Blaine" to the tune Of " America
re as Welcome with one acclaim.
Pumed knight o, loyal fame
ns Of wscems to thee nss , we bring 4i,g
eraey "'''O''' Welcome Blainor
war chieftain Of courage grand.
""' Leader Of ready hand ~
d for Our Man Of Maine! o.
ON OF Echo his honest name,
- Shout forth his fadeless fame,
NP Let the Nation proclaim, - -.
party Welcome TO Blame"
ebate
now BACK rom Iolcs III sn nar:
rrtson Our James q. Blaine.
On 10 For Protection the fight,
-, For Freed,m ana the right
eeIs| So shout with oil yorr m ght
Welcome to Baine"
,.,s Welcome" party's pride,
'""u' A leader true and liec
our Blaine OF Maine!
Welcome him tongue and pen.
welcome him loyal men,
Welcome him once again. - ,
-, Wclcoce Blaine ~
'"' The song was written by William H. HAM
ntion, NJ Uaperstown. MARYLAND. number Of letters
COM congratulatoIy tecg from all parts OF
y ,r.s country were handed 10 Mr. Blaine Here
sample of them: