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

satisfactory that possibly could have peer
ScSevemeDts in the service Of the Republican party
debated upon with more than .O sTmmGI
among Republicans that me Convention GHnl
h n"r staSSnrd and there was very little
when bulletin pested TO the following effect oa
gentleman deposited at the Windsor Hotel $iOOOO;
Ie will bet that sum, or any portion Of it, that General
GARFIELD will I've elected President II he lives Inls oIer
| at Cinrnnati." SO far as could he learned, no one
showed any disposition to accept the wager aod "a
found expression were very weak one DemOoiss on
y nattona Teputati6n aud, Without being shown the
abSurdy Of his statement he was ansWereu Win son
| teutOus T" Well. we propose to give him one now"
| MEETING OF THE WILLIAMS COLLEGE ALUMNI
meeting OF the NeW-York alumni OF Williams College
was held last evening DemOncOs for the purpose OF
sending CONGRATULATIONS to General Garfield who Is
graduate OF that college OF the class OF 1896 There are
not great many Williams men in this city, ana
| tho notice OF the meeting was given ont so late
I'm the day. that only ABOUT two dozen persons were
prescut They spoke with great enthusiasm OF the NOM
nation aud felt OF General Garfelds success In
| the campaign. Among those present were Professor
! George t. Nowcomb Cyrus w. Field, jr. ". H. Morri-
son. l.. NJ jerome, A. V. Yanvichten, W. p Prentice 8
Benjamin. c. b. Hubbe. George S. Terry Leland FAIR
banks Gabriel Grant W. II. Blaine, and W. A. Edmunds
Charles 4. Davidson. president of the association I'D
calling the meeting together, said that the nomination
OF graduate OF Williams would 10 received with great
sasfacton by all friends the college. General Gar
field had attained ulRlncIlON III DOtu HbdlJ
c nnd If elected President. woud without doubt per-
form his duties IN way TINT would reflect honor upon
! Williams
TWAS then decided to send the following telegram to
| General Garfield:
NEw-YoRK June 8, 1880
SIX: rh@ anmn Of Williams College resident IN New
York. assembled this evening. without regard to arI,
most heartily congratulate you and our alma mater on
your nomination to the Presidency. ,,
DUDLEY FIELD Jrr Sr'rtlhIy'
It was decided also 90 send the following rttcrto him:
NEw-YoRK. June s, 1880.
81: Tic gradultcs OF williams College. assembled
his evening upon the news cryrd Of Your romn1t0n
by the Chicago Convrnti1n have already sent You "A
telegram conveying IN 'r Congratulations krcoshLhg
an honor done to our college well an
To the man, they desired 10 communicate more un-
suilly with you by OF tins letter writing as they
do m admiration OF the qualities by when you have
been constantly distinguished we'll ns OF the services
which you nave rendered TO the country Our common
alna maire NpennS by d h 6u, sons g ,yey
the head Of thc Nation Win all the good Wishes We
-" ''''' CmARIFsA DAWSON and others.
The letter was sgtcd by all tie alumni present. II
Will be at the Gic@ Of C. b. Huhhcl, No 239 broadway
to-day, when Il may be signed by such otfcr OF the
alumni Il, sire to add their names. Telegram was
sent to President CLndhournr, Of Williams asking HIM
TO give the college holiday honor OF the nomination.
II wa stated last night by the alumni that Prof tssor
Newcomn OF The GGiST Il the Cy o. a4 T n
1876. nominated linn tor tn pres d'nry
ALREADY ORGANIZING FOR TIE CAMPAIGN.
In srvcra Assembly Districts last evening Garfield
and Arthur CAMPAIGN Clubs were formed. Much cnthu-
siasm was manifested at the meetings
Tie Ropubliclns OF the VIII Asa mhly District held
meeting at the Lincoln Union Club at No. IL Ylr X
place. lat evening ana organz Il Garfield and Arthur
Campaign Club James ~ Hawes was chosen Ircs
dent.
banner bearing the name of General Garfield ~ the
Il .publcau nominee FOR President, was flung Ia tie
Jrrczr III Grandst. early last evening by The John j.
O'Bricu Assocat on OF the WIN As, mbly Dstn t.
II WIS "A large opcu.work banner about forty feet
snllurc and II was suspended over the milllc of the
street by ropes stretched from the top ~ the building In
Grand st.. I How ST. where the ASSOCIATION rooms
6n lie rcrp.ion ~ The last evening Of the nom
enthusiastic meotHg OF The EePl" icins 81 thc IAN
Assembly District Wa> nrd ~ t"e Iycrcksr Bn1!hE lor
trcf Prrsid' ntai campaign CiuD Se'erai iorrlDe
rc' wS %r rI%F% Was ' %yndi% TO- aVc
the cnndnntr- vigorous support ihe i"ho"hS were
vi. n'in"u> .lrc ro olHr.Ie o th' cIu"'
Wee Ifsia",ts-E. Ward, }. ~ soAmon, NJ Halliday.
s i,',ct r. 7. r. Loan.
TrrnIrinl, w,r ululr 10 hold grand mass meeting
on III, lay Nc1ine. june -. Tho needing adjourned
rnc irrniica. Of To" XlIh Assembly Di-ttct met
last cy,n,i= at NJ 20 Ave e. AM "IcanA'd Gih'id
GrorSc ". CInn president. 4 rr'.lut'n WIS
ld"p',d winch set IT." ,.i tha MI C1nT COMM
ai 81 t..n Que iin Ia, ed % par'J many snn
~ i ', mao e. Gn1l Of itc ,istrct bcing ~
.Wl, nAaL ",a 80 - & WdB ~ lN61 ah h"nofdD g
v 11 %" ' L% 10 %.h S' r. S, l' '0' w. " '
\ ,tii- o rms - ~ NliItn AS"'"hI' District
va. Lrid 81 ,Hit'r lia!" I'-hi ir.H'H ~ "'' IN
IT,. last ,y,nn- for g." puiP N" ul "lta hE OR
hrld and Affair Clmp ign tg", H'-h '"rLu'i was
clo-. Temporary chairman ana j. y Ia an - ear
Nh Grt.rr "u OBS ~ ;"'li T. 200 "r a soil "d" ~.
ur-Ia- L. nnIrans To st!nd ,""ddc 10 Hn"'"tI
.i ol.I,r io .rr yirior vrnbri Tie I"'""'H-
were ,l-,.i'd PERMANENT "hrrIs:
i ;'s'T We. i:;sbh 4'-.,.nrlr- nlar!le;
Srcrhvg l. cn,rd r. Owrn~
Iy,aAHr,r-hi9h Glriucr.
\...t - Lanr> we've enrolled. The utmost har- |
m,ny prevailed. 'ud ia" srncrii opinion wa tlli the
Co'r '" I n, l'a g,2I- '"gr I%n i,rL
.rro.d Meeting WI he hcIdu 'M M"nd y evening" !
Aru.ri.ni~ vl. la made 20 sccurc the hall Tor ciil-
pnI a. putpo.,~ ihrnIg' ihr fai.
I.r.r numD.r 81 HrFuonrans met nj NJ. 81 |
Mar,'s.,' I nlrh; AMI 9lEinh d tnr NiHn As.
-rl,bl Di-iur GJri.l and Arthur Campaign CLUB ~
~ ,irc'ior of The T., lowing officers;
i,,%i t;r, iIrsiJrni-lh"uas ". Robertson.
SeCo5m Iicc ircsjdeii-Jom ). Philips,
>rc,fbry- t;rorlr 4. . morn,
C"l1,sr'"ding S'otnqg-rrrr =. Rafferty,,
7rcasarrr-Iioo,l H. b"ld.
Snyc,I,t-tt-lrmS-JahnD ID. " DOnud.
ana A,@al XyII T., N h.@g% @i yI, PiirIs
i ~, l,lne The following oiccrs were eioctrG;
IroSidcnt-l"br ri ELS.
SccrcHry-Srphcn McDonough.
TrtaaUrtr-Jo-rph q. Carroll
4 meeting of Republic uIs Of the XXIII Assembly |
D4lIirl WIS hr,u is evenings No 2,i32 SccUndayc.
and Il Garfield Arthur Campaigne club WAS organ
izrl. n lnlowlng were elected officers
Prrsid. Ht-Itui fuln Page
IirNi Iicr-ITfSidCHt-Rubrrt Edwards.
Sfcond Vice rCsiirHt-IcIja mn Bcyta.
S,riftdrg-Ic~cu IOntcz.
Iyrusurer--A L. shaw.
tiaiiir Il ana Arinur Campaign Club organized |
by the Republicans 1T Harlem last evening, Captain
IBcnInniln Pag,. b,ug riusrn president.
Cart; lei ana AIlhuu campaign club was organized |
last nlgI M. 30 East lIOusIOns with the follow
Ing officers
Frederick Slchcrt. prcsdent Herman Shein, sccrctaE
and Daniel Weld, treasurer.
Thnfy-rignt members "A mel the the roll.
THURLOW WEEDS SATISFACTION.
Soon after the announcement of General |