New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
rUE SCENES Ar THE HOTEL.
THOUSANDS HEAR THE FAMILIAR VOICE
A missy DAY Rur NOr 4 FAriGUiNd oN".'o'""'
OF cALLHns SHAKE THE NM" "
rruxr-,ppErssrs OF WELCOME
PROM MANY STATESMEN


- In ro,r ho remembered Hours before MI
Baine's arrival people began TO gamer !" ~ ~
and about the door When thc ..' - NJ
tanning Mrs Blaine, her two daue 80 -, .,era
and Colonel Coppnger, drove up iro'H wv ., -
80 soversl thousand people at the entrance anu near
,ho building II REQUIRED all the efforts Oh c p',Vo
/ ~ kern a massage clear. some one sal" ' '
Blainc had gone into the hotcL -, o..r..o
Instau.ly there was rush Into inc maj"
IN, eor,tdors from the large mirror to inc uoo "c'
Knocked Every body began to shout ioi "a. -
n,o,nc plaine give us Blaine was shouted 'oh'o
-, tho crowd attemptcd to go upstairs 10 l'o '"oins
that had been assigned TO him. Ih9 o's pm -,
~. stairway intcrierod. Then the cheering p'S.n'
" IIurrah for Btiinc," was ioio"eu " ,
Harrison, Morton, protection anu 'no parry u
CALLING LOUDLY FOR MR. BLAINE
4. a., n. dmm was heard in Twenty-third-st |
Then WAS another rush made. inc pr'ovS''o"
cortinr Mr. Blaine Just coming up ~ s'opp
~ .n, - tho hotel Mr. Blaine arose IN his car
,4aco and bowed lie greeted WIN great o''or |
Inv With some difficulty he made his way "'o ,n1
{, hotel hut the crowd was not satisfied IncS oiV
into the corridors and began to can asai" ~ "
NJ Elaine had only reached tho paroI "oo 49,,
a,,u IN dovnp he said and with ilr MORTON anu
conora, Krann he went down the stairway III iui,
view Of the people. 1horp was
, an,lausc When II subsidized nc sau ,,.
Just word to thank you for your 'rlpu'' NV, 1900
,.s SIGHT and the most cheering SOUNDS h"So H''
III year .,o,rs IN his rooms
! Nr blaine then returned upstairs W at
whore his family and number OF li'''iu' - ~,
ing HIM His apartments comprise nv 20 rbar
.n .ooo,d floor Nos 10, so, 81. % anu CO. i''
'he so'o ,tast corner OF the building and com
- ,.,cr, NJ Madison Square Fifh-aVe' h'oA'""'
o -, r,.o,tv third st. They were tasiciuS uoo''
o 18th trcsh cut flowers. In the reccP'lon p ~
most conspicuous object was the hur"' r,'',ns1a,
WINS carried by the Philadelphia cruz y" -. an,r,-
80 n,rade When Mr.. Blaine retired 10 h'' "p
IN
q, all day he was besegcd 10y c"He's'
II ,.n p, ,1vr TO STAY HERE OVER SUNDAY
O AN NOT IN robust health It would have oech
n. - or1oal Int Mr. Blaine did not appear u "
10 f.tirued bv Il and derived evident p'o'e , 9.
c. meeting with so many old friends FOE SUM mn
ig ,.as IN doubt whether Mr. Blaihe "o',' ,,nt
&c go .ha, evening Patrick Ford looked raoiA'
Ni"' 80 down stairs with the news that MI
y 49, o,,d rcview tie procession OF LABOR oIsni'A
in , ord 1risb societies. which was TO DC hc'u VII
"wednesday night Il the City Of newborn "' =,
ol al ,hat hid been expected OF her i''''c iu'o'
vas announced that M Blaine "ouu Ho' an
p, o, mill Monday morning, and this causc' 'i'
so - Qualification although the news uouo''''
NC na, no enlr,ts of his friends in Maine VINO arc
~. rxiouelv awaiting him. Mr. blaine wiz w
IFS !, o'clock train for Boston on MONDAY iois NJ,
ed tcyi T. Morton among inc "s' " e,rraor
an ,,Io General sherman and Miss RacLel 0n','"
nc v.crc not far behind him. Chairman N'"'' c,
,y C,r,sop Colonel W W. Dudley, Johh l. 'i'
aud Colonel Perry H. Carson, oil inc Na''o,1' ao,,ol
mittce were early caller. Among o'n' $3.50, o
lin ,crc william Walter Phelps Nura' i'a's'o@" -
I'd, senator Plat, General James C. 'achs"n' r
tie IT Dainum D. Russell Brown ooionci ~ c,,
,,,rrIsor Colonel samuel Scott, OF Kansas wy
ed. ccncraI CYRUS Busscy and Joseph p Weeks
So srrrI, HORSESHOE FOR Mr. BLAINE
on ,.,,os Foster presented Mr. Blaine with hsni
ma no,ebed horseshoe surmounod by an cAe" -,
"a cent by James Ryder. of Dayton Oho' VI a o,,y
,,d the American AntLFroe-Trade l"asuc' VI go,
oiu VIZ o,h.r visitors we're Joseph L. BARBOUR samu'
I,cssonden Colonel Twecdy, OF DanOury' INN rl
RS. -, Ia,or ~ The Meriden Republican, !.
'ur r'Sor ~ ,be Maryland delegation, whose sp',i
III" never tagged during the long hours OIL A,''"o'
'u IN body and Charles L. Wilson, VINO Is 'io ''1'O
.,s the party, made brief address, -, commitment
"e" - We Gomez he said " TO present 'he o"i'l -
he ,,,,.rd delecation who have come 2oo m'
"a, oi,ed four DAYS 10 sec the idol of the M@I Id,
a' po,ubucans We come from the S'ae u."' ,,
l,st Blaino ballot at the Chicago OohNr''' ort
ho ,ard Is not hopelcssly Democratic lho A
Wv, success there is due TO the perhc'ous .''n,
was corm.n and Higgins and not to party sehuh.""
us A. p1at,o oxnrcsscd great pleasure In meeuhB
aeh ,,rrIond delegation and cordially shook hahus vi
nnid h ,nomter Then came delegation rom MA
= " cbusetts headed by DR.. Burden cha'l'i'' 49,,
she Co,,r,,ticc who presented the following auiS
W. ,,o donuteA BY the Republicans Of N''sA''u ~
VIC az Wy T.. ,te- name an invitation II accept th'
4~.n,,,,tv MS YOU pass through the St@'c upon 80 -,
- horae The Republicans OF the old Bay s''o e'i ~,
u " ' q, hcor your voice again ana to take you W
that desire 20 ou' cha, ,,ov NAV not be disappainte
ears manu- We '1 c,ox ok MONDAY NIGHT
VIII -, p,aina hrIcGy express ed his thanks lor
,rvttat,on and said that IT would give n.", - ~
N.Y. pleasure to greet his friehS III l" g, vo,,
. did not interfere with his engaecn'p"' ,I -
Ion II was finally arranged that Mr. blaho 9noui "
}. l - - poe,or on Monday night at the Hotel Fenuol
any and he serenadcd there, ard the Delegation rc.n
ha,nv with the expectation of hearing sPe''" ~
n he n Ia S,. ",o" ,bcrc,
care W. ,uo,-od n workingmcn's delegation m
sent Massachusetts, consisting of Frederick D0ugher
vi wniam II. Mahoncy, Tucker NJ LceVey' E u"'
O'Donncl ana Johh l.
eercd we extend to you cordial greeting Of the WORK
Well y, ,so old raw state. We welcome you rs the
dn,o,,vo ~ that principle Of protection 10 Ah''',V ~
i eS0i ,.,oh which our Commonwealth stands IN
$500 r,rk Of the industrial sisterhoo1 OF inc IIu
Tn the name Of the believers oil TINS pr,.p -.
vou IN MASSACHUSETTS, 70 tell inc "V'A'"s 80,
nov IN building up manufactures oil" "
homes. ,- ~ rr-ropr-
81 am very happy TO receive thar AZURE a'y
Mr. Elaine, " and Will answer - - -.
that f. the wage-worhcrs In Maasao"' g
their credit in III: financial institutions " Nv o,,
,.r,cr amount OF money ;han Inc "as"oi
- ,ho thirtv-Gvc millions OF Great br'd
rh, soor,cd TO strike the leis sation as pf''9 .oN
Give evidence Of the relative prosperity '"'''
FREQ trade and protection 81, -,
,;r Blaine kept in his room unui sno''S %.
.,.,- ,vb.n he went out for drive ao0"inr"
-, Jo.snh II. Manley, stephen b. Elhns ana his
=! 80 maine This had anticipated by
Snndrids hat hung around the ho,ei uu h ,adloS
mnnn co when the carriage drove up 70 ino CO.,
milton, trance on INC i"eH bad 10 step forward to
IS and ana several - crowd i'm which Mr.. Blaine ant
the space Ihion esrld y,aiE
is p.ine Who came of the door INST sue
Mr. i, ernSs Tic sidewalk and gracefully iaiSes
OF the hat Spouse 10 me cI,e' .,6,red TO him By
ion hurried iOrwhIu az
Dgs OF Elns anu ~, va DELAYED several minutes by
Hon 80 - shakc Mr. Blaine's hanu: ~ u "
. driven or however up tifth ave ILL., sr.S
was standing IN trout oi ,anndnctors of which