New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11

a loud cheer. II was decided TO procce" INV" ~
Bay until the big vessel was sighted ana 'hca "a,
TO until she camo along. This was done. ho0a' |
S 80 the steamer was seen emerging io" wv
haze that hung over the water 49,.
@Therc she is" was yelled at once ny nan
watchers on the forward deck aor,, |
aHas she cot three smokcstachs'' inauircu u0"''
ing Thomas from the cabin u,,, =. tale
"she has, was the reply ron inc ""'
scope. This convinced everybody
THE FIRST GLIMPSE OF MR. BLAINE
Tho big steamer approached rapidly l'o' ~,
were black with people. AS shc csn0 ,,oros
n,ano Mr. Ua,stcad and others who had s'a'loneu
n'a"s .. 49, ,h. s,ormdeek tried with their glasses
% et on, AFR blaine from amonc tho crowd 'ha' no"
No., ~ choer usty in response to the grec'h-S VI
those on board tn, starin, tho PulVef auu 'o u''S
hoats II was not, however, unti inc s,ea'nN' n~'
coma mn within about 500 yards OF the s'arin t ,
Mr. Bla,ne's familiar figure could DC rladc ou' u's
rnc,ly He was standing just aft OF the priusc W
tween Mrs. Blaine and Miss Dodge. HIS TWO uaus"
,srs Miss Carrie and Miss Maggie were Just pehlha
hm His hat was OF and no was bowling TO the sa'ua
t,ons that came to him from tho numerous sms oo"'s
that had run almost alongside the big sh'I
Tho enthusiasm which had been pent up ior 'i0O
days burst forth, and cheer after eheff was ,,
Tho band played, the whistles blew ana cVer!uo'
,o,,od h,,nsclf hoarse Blaine Baine James y.
p,.,no- Three Cheers for Our Leader NO FIVE
Trade for U.s. "welceme IIome,7 iIurran ior
,ccton.--thcsc some OF the phrases 'ha 80" -,
capcht amid the ucroar. AS the starln came oios'
tho steamers side tho cheering inc'cesc"' W." .h
volume of human voices seemed almost 10 arrow" '"0
,,rs,. 90 ~. h.nds Mr. Blaine stood upon big iron
hound hox. Dr. Hamilton and Colonel H. l. ko""Sh'
NJ San Francisco stood near him. Francis "lisoh' '
comedian hung over the rail toward the rish'' VIM
Marshall p Wilder sat Tcrched won inc oi''s' rom
Mr. D,ano seemed to be eagerly watching Tor BIS suns
FINALLY he caught sight of them and other ncn' VI"
Tho starin and then he looked content
GREETED BY MANY FRIENDS
Tho canqplank was finally thrown across the
steamers rail Mr. Pool, Mr.. Bartlett ana inc
,h.r members of the Reception committee
wi,iam Walter Phelps Dr. Smith, and the TWO N"s-
tom House officials went board The hrs' 10 srco'
Mr. Blane was William Waiter Phelps MI roo'
nc chairman Of the Reception Committee OF tue ~ pu''
ties, Club stated briefly 10 Mr. Blame NV
arrangements of welcome and then invited him 20 y
nm board tho Laura NJ stanh' MI h'a"'
oos,owIcdrcd the courtesy and then went to III
.oon, q, cot his overcoat while members OF th
mm,,tce looked after the ladies who accompahlo'
them on board Mr. Blaine went from h.s state
,oou, 70 the lower deck and then 70 thc eanS""'
board the steamer. , ood dea
owing to the movement OF the 'esses - 49,
NJ DELAY was experienced In getting MI pi"'"o "a, Ga
his family ON the siaIin. The peop4c vi VI"
100. On their cacerlcss 10 Mr.. Blaine HAD fusnp
~ - oars,pc the boat 20 keel Over in an alarm
IN 1
49,, ,ooonor Three policemen succeeded al ias'
tr.lrr Them back Colonel Coppinger sr'e'D" -'
p,.i,o nc no came up the gangway. Mfs' 'am0s
y,anc. ir.. camo next. She was ahcctiona'''' ~
-, uy and Mrs Blaine, Miss Dooeo anu !"
daughters. ,,oo or WEI CONF
MIR BARTLETTS ADDRESS Or
As the crowd began to surge around h'm MI Io
led the way TO the cabin Whoro '"' "oa 30
auowed 10 rest An open space was cie"0' -.
nd
,,"..,I,.or crb. took their places, and ai'er qu'
- 80 ,.storcd by Mr.. Pool. Mr. Bartlett oc"'oi
,hs address of welcome; - -, Aha C,,v Of Ne,
~, p,oine; Tue Tepublican Clup Oh INC o ' .,on,
'' a.. ,ov,ted guests tender 10 YOU siI' t'i0N'
'" ',,ont ., the club their warmesi greeun1' :"
NV 49,. concentrations upon your arrival oh0o me-
health and strength on these shores '"Pi'"1 ,-ond
the club nrst proposed this reception " 49,. ,a,hcr as
.s an act having political significance ou' " ~
nr,vste expression Of love and REGARD ioi O'o 'ao
-, ,.oD os our most ilustrous eitizen. thpp"I
Rut VIC found our suggestion aurrcu ,.p 80,
-. =, tho whole country ceres OF . 0ooo' s :"
lii one accord 1t insisted that the e'ens %. -
-y.l hone should be the occasion OIL d "'AI' -.
80 General in It's character than was orisii"i.'
nla,sd and as a result there were "o ',s ., y,
Pp 80 ci,v Of New.York tens OF thousahuS oi ~
1900 from all parts Of the country, lmpaIchu!
- ,ou the generous tribute OF their respect anu 'u
r.,ion tAuplause) The delay In your "'"1
in,erered with this programme 10 SOM - .ns.
NIGHT the great parade took place. aoou' 'oi'
laCkl
,,,arse, MANY of the paraders from aar were g
noIcs N return TO their homes at an early houf
morning. 49,, ...,o, On . an
we ave not assembled, sir on this occasion IN -
n, nsulation 10 do homage to ono occupying hsh '"'
positlon nor are seeking to ina FAVOR VII" ~
N soto ppon whom the mantle Of power is soon 10 resi-
~ wo come to greet private citizen whoso h'iHo " ~
nateiy associated in our history iof Inv P"0' "
,on that no Office add lustIe TO nus i"he ho "
can increase the esteem and admiration IN which nj
held by his fellow. countrymen (Loua cheering"
The history Of the country for the past ulfV y
Is the history Of tho Republican party. As ieSIo'
,hat Marty in the House OF Representatives, as DO"
80 G.h,rst Minister YOU have impcrishabie rem
and rest nearer the hcar;s OF tho American people To-
than has any since the time Of Henry Ni'S'
onRei APPLAUSE ,, T., -, N,s
You have returned u.s. sir, at crisis in our ms
,on on, industrial interests imperilled and II
recond time in career as Nation our Ioe' are
:, an, own household In the past your voice has
,,ocn raised in defence OF American labor tAppls
Your rcply TO the Presidents message nSsheu unuef
40, I'm rceer,her last, stuck the keynote OF TINS
palrn History 10 repeating ITSELF Wheh the al
hosts Of treason sought to destroy the Government
ropuOican party saved the Nation! NOW "heh
democratic party, intrenchei in power ADOPTS p
that will PROSTATE industries ana conpc our
,s-re-s 10 coropcte with the pauper labor OF the
world the Republican party stands forth once moi
tho savior Of the country. loud applause)
The solid South agau dominates tho Northern VII
the Democracy and the party as thus inspired, II
,anraced by English sympathy, as was the Cohie1
In the dark years OF our civil struggle when VIC {
IN defence OF our political system on the'neia OF
,vou as now on more peaceful arena we coh'c'
.ha nroectIon OF our industries and tho preoervat
American markets to American manufacturers
plsuse) In this emergency. sir the hepu'heah
looks to you CHEERS as It's leading champion IN
in the great battle between protection ana iiee 'iaue
IN progress (Applause) With the banner OF la
rad Morton full high advanced. where you lead
victory tho Republican hosts will follow houd oh
One blast upon your buge horn were worth
thousand men" (Applause)
Again, sir. we bid you welcome to your native
prolonged chcering)
MIR. BLANES PATRIOTIC REPLY
Mr.. Bartlctts speech was heartily applauded'
Blaine, who had listened to 1t with close a''e
turned to reply, but the cheering OF the crowd
PEELED him to wait several minutes finany