New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09
SCENES IN HE EVENING.

| TIRONGS AT THE HOiELS-OI1NIoNs Al THE CLUBS
| ALMOST UNIvLRsAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| CLUBS ALREADY FORMED.
! Notwithstanding the threatening aspect OF
the weather the thruug and around ia" Fh Avenue
Hotel was fully last evening the previous
NIGHTS. The nomination OF General Garfield was uui-
| versal!y declared by Republicans to be Of the
stronger that could have brcn made. II SAID that
ASIDE from the fact that lie Is n strong representative
Rcpl bcan aud. Senator Blaine left the House
Representatives.. the leaders Of the Republicans IN that
BODY he free from The jcalOusrs md enlno- that
might have followed the nomination Of any
! one Of the leading CaDiidatrs whose friends
made strenuous fight on their
behalf. lis nomination secured the great State Of
| oh buth IL October and November.
the nomination 81 neral Arthur for the Nlcc-Prrs;
! dcncy insured TIE active and cor ial sup
| port Of the worker, Of the Cuukins
wing of the party. As IT expressed by II
prominent RrIuhran. There reason for any BE
pubran refusing to work and vote FOR the ticket IIs
| Il coJh ono. and and VIII be- "lortrd."
Until after 10 Oc uck y. TIE Hobbies were almost
impossible. In the radirgroom, barro"rn, and
wherever else there space not quito 20 crowded ~
! 10 the main Corridor. there knots OF RpuJictns
gathered to discuss the situation. Eih-rli.on
| Commissioner George STAR sud: "Ihc Lca.t
! IL strong one. The Convention rcccg
z"d the that NrwYort state is ~ De- the hati"
ground tins Fall There reason why cyrIy L pub
should NOT do hI- utmost 10 srcnrr the election
the ticket Nrw-Y rk Sta'c Is Ii'puhcan full and
| lar VOTE ami # viii b. brought out"
| Another promucn Republican said: "Ti4 ticket
Swings the machine into I'm" in tins Statc. Senator
Conbng aud his nirndS .ni supporters are bound to
20 INTO the tgh, aud show wnLt they do TIM nom
naiion takes General Arthur ouI Of the for the
Scnarorshp Winter In that respect II removes
| hone of contention"
FEELING At TIE CLUES.
At the sherman Cub rooms m West Twrnty-,i, ltI-
/ "a
| All were pleased at the nomination. " II Secretary
Sherman could be nominated" remarked one "thr Sc
lection OF General Garfield the standard bearer Of the
paity VAS the best thing" Another saI General
| Garfield carry OHIO in November. anh Republican
victory equally in October Tins VIII give such
tncoura cement that ii TO Influence the vote III
| several doubtful States.
| The following dispatch was sent last evening:
NEw YORK. June X 1880.
TO The Hon. JONI SHERMAN, Washington D. &.
The Sherman Ciub O NrWY Oih, accepting the result
Of the National Convention, cnllsts III The campaign
under the banner Of Garfield; and in 1884 promises n
IMITATION in TIE intrcst OF John sherman the
| Presidency. NJ. G. ADDOMS, Secretary.
| The Lincoln Club. whose powder was burned during
the day the City Hall Park in honor of the nomination
OF General Garfield held very fully att ndcd meeting
last evening at It's headquarters No ~ CntOn-place
and formed n Garfield and Arthur Campaign
Club, with the following officers president, lsaac
Hayes; vIcc-prcsidents. Cornelius ID. Van
Wagner and General Lloyd Aspinwall; treas
urCr, C NOlnCy King ana secretaries, james Jack
and William Housner IT, Speeches were made by
Dr. l. l. Hayes, Henry Grasso, Edward C. Graves and
others warmly approving tho action OF the Chicago Com
ventiOn. There appeared To be feeling Of great relief
that bitterness Of the struggle hud not resulted in
any rupture aud that such disposition had been shown
TO bring about harmony
The Headquarters Of the independent Republican Club
and the independent German Republican Association I'm
Union.square, illuminated last evening and a urge
Il X was stretched the building There was no
formal meeting Of the two clubs but many OF the MEM
bera visited the during the evening. The spirit
unaffected Of great satisfaction the defeat Of
Grant. SAID member Of this State Executive
Committee to TRIBUNE reporter: have Just got
back Chicago aud feel authorized 10 the
independent Republicans oi Massachusetts, New-York
Pcnnsyvana, Missouri and Minnesota who worked
together at Chicago against the thrderm. are thor
oughly sa- fed with the nominations, and viii work
with beartIness for the success OF the ticket"
The great wave Of popular excitement apparently
had not disturbed the quiet OF the Union League Cub
last evening. There no unusual gathering OF tho
members and hardly discussion than upon other
evening" A prominent member Of the club stated,
however tna far he was able to judge, there
MOI only satisfaction among the members at ;he nOIa-
ton General Garfield but strong disposition TO be
From an early hour last evening large numbers OF
men poured aud crowded the SPACIOUS corridor OF
the Windsor Hotel There was only ono topic OF CON
yersaton every person spoke Of the Chicago Convcn-
tOn and It's work Tnr utmost ROOdhumSr prevalent
among Republicans OF ali Shades OF preerence and there
was Apparent spusItiOn to eOure what made Gar
most satisfaction that he had made 30 favorable
impression by his personal presence and admirably
toned speeches. that when the necessity OF uniting
somebody order to Grant became undisputed,
the delegations easily transferred their votes TO him.
present who claimed thar General Garfield had been