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

see Mr.. Blaine carly n the DAY as posa l".n
for two hours did the party walt WIN s~~o nAu IN
~. ~. d,roct,on Of Governors Island -Four times dh
h ,rrneIs OF a large vessel slowly come ih'o view
~, hmfzon and four times did the revenue cutter
and return ere any sign OF the CITY OF Ne"'iofa
was seem Then, as the thiec p@on g "a
,r,ued tunnels hove IN SIGHT, cheer ofoAo I'o" wv
mile crowd and in another minute 'ne ~ s
eneeding out toward the spot "herc 'N' ~
boa, was drifting into dock with Inc uuc' -
Presently a large boat flying innumerapie nas' Gnu
,,.aItv nacted with human beings, was observer
draw, IN TO the gangway OF inc s'a'i'0 -
arose shout that might have bech heaiu ,,' ~
leland With vieor again and again rele"'u, ~" ~"
rraat hurst of cheering continue anu a.
80, steaner drew away from tic CITY CT No"'i"A
rd nassed the cutter on her way uo"n NC -,
thor, was presented to the eye sursl"s 80 IS
mass of men-an madly pressing rou,i" IN s
brovinc their hats in the al, singing hui -.
i -, .,,hIt,g oyer each other in excess OF u'Nsh'
| 49, ~, INNER deck OF the City OF Ncw-tor 'hcIe "e1'
| al The Messengers crowdng to the Faii ~ w. -.
| ,,t -. last glimpse OF the great STATESMAN va
| yan DAYS had been their oompaa'oh' ~ H -
second glance to detect that here as ,a
dorfrI nersonaIlty of Mr. Blaine had iei' i'S H
and that he had Won 'Ao e'' w.
| board o.,n
HIS POPULARITY ON sHIP-BoAhD
| .onc tho Messengers there were many WIN naa
nlessant stories tell Of the Khuiess anu nnanen,
Nv
,nrg the vovagers is the Earl of Donoughmoe' WIZ
,.h I,s Countess and family, IS journeyhg 10 reiu
Sn,d 10. - plaine Is Jolly good fellow. Ills uh'
| oeac,ed heartiness and afablity have "oh u.o -.
If all On Wednesday night he took the cha,l q. ,s
| customary concert given on behall Oh INC aS
Ornhanace and went through the business nr,
| -. 80 manor horn, W. s. Nelson, of Philaaeipiia'
49, Mr. Dlaine like all truly great men, mas
boen enabled to sink the individuality Oh IT.
and orator into that of the modest sen'ai 80
conference.-the idol of all tie women anu oni'.l
t.d with questionable taste several persons feo !"
,tr.u him into a discussion on the tarlH quos'o'' ~
- .Iravs dexterously turned the SUBJECT anu s@'o
IT. ,rtorocu,ors planly to understand that nc was "e
oymned to drop politics while the voyage iaSed ".
enjoy himself in his way, which Is Tue 0eS "a '
conceivable Ways
; nrNocp At WHO CAN'T VOTE WON OVER.
An American female passenger VINO "'S
' hor name might not be published, discouiseu III
,,utar,lv conversational way of Mr. Blalhe9 s"0i"
4 aittios In conversation with The Tribune reporter
+ She said: q a. ardent democrat ""u' % 80
could never before understand the feeling WIN "n'o
no,,ucans regard Mr. Blaine. can well understand
y | :. ov In what tho secret OF the magnetism ""0H
| - xorcisos over his fellow les do not Mlo"'
v,h, do know Is that the magnet IS there, anu 'a'
II .yyays the hearts of all persons Irrespective " e'
/ scx or condition. AS CONSCIENTIOUS bc"lo0' -
Is 81 course bound hate Mr. Blaine anu SCI i''
$ o. do co But he has won over in spite OF my sen
! ", Zen =, this short week have learned to aahiro
r. , r,vore him above all think lie Is aoso-
n Itolv ncrfect I'm all except one thing she cohnueu
N with merry laugh; he is not very goou s~i'o'
7 Csssatt who returned home from a tour IN
N ENGLAND and the Continent, says; : biaihc - w
20 fouow Made himself at home with every one anu
IT, -. oro bororcd him as he deserved started SUD
n scrntlon for the sailors orphans at the concert o
At | Wednesday and obtained over 90 pouhus' pam
so made a powerful appeal for the orphans anu LOW
81 Donoughmorc afterwad proposed vote OIL thanhS y
nd the chairman and then we had aho'her III" 49,
II. from Blaine in reply Altogether It was nlsn' no
Is viii ne long remembered by everybody on the saooi
list" .o0,.a
,st During the concert Mr. Johnson sang topica
nv song The pointed allusion TO Mr. Blame eorSAo'
nd in one Of the verses was received with uproauou
re. mcrrment, in which Mr. Blaine TOOK 'ons'"e''''
e; '"'' MR. BLAINE CONFIDENT OF VICTORY
as General A. b. Nettlcton, of Minneapolis saa ina
m, the voyage uneventful, except lor INC uoy'
nc added: In common with all the passehscIS' ! W"
,do much rreved to hear of General sheridan ''ea
ing hrew him well and was associated with him IN IN
the war and after H. much regret that usi,e eN
Oh pressed himself morally certain hs' ine Il
ed, cans viii be victorious IN me Im certainly carr
ind all the states that he carried IN 90 WIN a nS be Re-
tHc nublran ticEet without the help of Newfork NJ
lip blane regards Newlork state as heatS d n,snag,
Of m M shown in the campaign ON the voyage u
,es blaine asked by some OF the hae had nc
N ~ Sr 10 modify his views on tho tariff ques,u
,res Ills answer concise, but emphatlSi IL ,s,rne
Lad gone abroad free trader WOulu nav ,Vers
AZ home ultra protccuonlsi hdu S,a,,ns 10 NJ
,, tons with Mr. Blaine on the voyage rcau Lem
my tlonal questions, but do not care TO repeat '
tbet A GROUNDLEsS STORY ABOUT j. ", d. d., % q
. If morning newspaper yesterday printed 80, 80, o.
in effect that James G.. Blaine IT,, became 80,
this his party at South Ferry stauon ', ,oun
49, Railroad on THURSDAY night whom sl"''9 -, hy f,
rv"I Madison Square, and that the tram ""s fF go,
bcrr | cr,rd "a aow him 70 ge. on board The s'oi, ~
ddle hat tho sunerlnendcnt ran OF his onee anu
TO aow the cate 10 be opened. calling to inc s"'
- are discharged for pulling that oeeo'" .,,rh
,t.al YOU NJ tho oh.r eha" Mr. Blaine 1t was s'' w.
,dIv over the closed gate to the train' hepcu " ~
not, who were the ..,,., 10
stce General Manager I. X. Hahn, OF the Mahns''
was nanv said Yesterday that report OF the
3 I'd Noon mas 10 his once lie added that the superihc"o
ro. not nj tho South Ferry Station, and 'ha' no
- vns there with authority discharge sus'u,
eat, t,,t ncither Mr.. Blaine any friend OF MS
"" called On him 10 that the guard ca nos wv
no.Ion for his alleged act stopping tao tram s'0'
arely had started.
" the - ,,o,ro,, ,,vrrNns HIS WELCOME
wharf MN, 49,. -. =. ,h,. eity early Yesterday.
10 soon found his way to the Fifth Avenue HOTEL "hero
'iohei waited like hundreds OF other oSs' hop"o''' wi
ed 10 arrival Of James c. Blaine Mt Morton was oo " ~
A who first greeted MIR. blaine In the MOTEL mr. p'
had tried get elevator but the crown wouu
work have L. and he started up the main stairway i"Vie
Is viii caught sight OF Mr. Morton, ana mar way W "'
throat hands him. Mr. Morton loheu Nir. A
Ms his family In their and took luncheon WIN
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