, 1880-08-20

that Stutt, ltlCtG HOT btlilk u ltGpnG!tchn
At the close Of the meeting Il Garfield Club
was formed, aIId SD0 persons signed tho roll.
SECRETARY SHERMAN.
4 1llG SUCCESS.
Special Dspatta to TAe Chicago TttbtlnA
WssIIryGroS, u. C., Aug. l9,-There was
monster meeting here Tonight to rntify
tho nominations Of Garfield a1,d Arthur. In
asiluch rs Washington City IS not Il Voting
llncc. 1t Ind not bcen expected tint the teM-
onstratiou would assume very large propor-
tions, but the crowd and oentlsusiustn were
beyond nil expectations, A1id there never t,as
bcon at this season ut tho ycar SO largc q
crowd assembled III front Of tho City
Hall, around tho Lincoln statue, us there
WIS Tonight. 1t Is estimated TINT there
were fully 10000 people lMasscd III tho largc
Associations In tho different departments
were present In body, and tho large pro-
cession which escor.ed tho speakers to tho
ground received additions from. tho great
innss OF citizens. It is true that III this
multitude there were hundreds Ut col0rctl
mel, but tho fact was not without its Sig
1if1cance to tic few observing Democrats, rs
1t ought to hayo taught them, II 1t did
not, tl,at, with Il free ballot and Il fair count
In tin Snuth n,,d NJ, t.fnrt,nn in <vhfr], t},a
ninht.rit1cts md hmll,to7ers u,ul t1,c
r,t,e cluhs were not used TO
rolcct the ba,,ot. tha, South
wuulI be no longer solid In the interests Ut
lilo Democratic pnrty, Tho speakers al
spoke with confidence, carncstncss, md ell
thuslasm. Among tho spcnkcrs appointed
to address the meeting were tic Hon. 4. II.
Clapp, tho lion. Frederick DouElass, Judge
IT H.
Gen. WiIli.i,n lyrucy, tic lIou Juhu Sherman,
Juuru j. j, Nooll. Gen, j, Ii, sypl,er. Prof,
Nielld, I, Grectlcr, t;cn, Atlu1n i. King, tho
lion. il, y. Peace. the Hon, William Law
renee. tl.e lIou, S. s. Duulcttc. thu lion.
SIitt,n Gurucr, tho IIon. George i. Harris,
tba lion, Gcorg, u. Wright, a1,l DIR, 1'uryls.
But unfortunately there WIS Il llcayy ruin ut
10 o'clock, wllcl, enusc,l tho meeting at sey.
crul Of tho stands 10 bc abandoned.
A TELLING ARGUMENT.
To tia U<,strn As.oelsfa prt's.
WAs1,1SuruS, u. c., Aug. 10.-A Garfield
md Arthur ratification meeting, presided
nyur Nv tte linn. 4. NJ. C)anp. WIS held hero
to-nlght.
Secretary Sherman said that t,o mngnfi-
cent audience bcfore hin was more telling
tlan anything l.s could ~, ssy: :. No portion of
the people oE tile United ntates are more
deeply Interested III tho election Ut Kepilb-
| llcAn President thun uro the people Ut WASH
iugton.
Atef ro1efi'ng 20 1ho g1ow,i' pIoSpsllts.
and vast improvements III TINS Guy Under
Republican rule, lle sntd tic sanio elements
OF material prosperity that l'ave marked tho
srowsn ~ mnantu' it nntaa .so I~s'eu 1 ea; I'o. ~
oesaa ~ ocea' t,o Man.a4; .;. mu s".a' IT,, ~
BRING 0ut strongly tho ahhIRca coiltraSt pe'
tween tho Republican aud Dcnlocr"tie parties.
+, Invrv TIM who'll, rn,,,1trv, II Inyrs eyerv
~ 'o'co uio "!,o ett"s.'. ~ ,, o's ~
man, woman, al'a en1!a III ~, M!ato'er as' uau
color Of Ills skin. 1t Is tile Democratic naf1y
%s sess to asst9 @ wIY s,' ,ct Erst
ocr,.ttc partfcs. Ours Is u National purity,
WIN 'soa1an T..,, u,o"tt oAo"e" ~ .o'~A "'' 'A'o
country 1aes,s,s u se',z,ox.r, PATTY,
Wo would make q National Guyornn,cnt.
.rhov ,vn,,ld ,nnko ronfr,lera-
lnoS "osM S,ntc. 1SS When M. s'''Iu," c",','.
~ W Wos a IN siauesr M''a ind ',e tGe 1teSaIs %
ltopubllenM rlrty to y mn. rallied around
in9 naK, Ihesg "Gte nD !'e1u!eMS ,u '.artn ~ |S ~
s strt nf FL are e' ws Ss not ieD etFs II
thu South WIN tltd l'ot ~ iNu, % al'o iaebnl
nr1ny, nna l1SnocraiS ol M tl,e Nortil syiispa.
thizeta Win 3lsoin. When tll9 alaesta1n attso
wetier tns ~ eoy ho s!o ~ tha Nv 1s1 pust.
du,t w!!osu h!Arh!o Image now col!tf9lts yo!l
tliat strlfc} oh the s!,4ekies allG ssaI: AN
n!oit must ba ffee;" When ul9 lllo Of tle
NatlGn WIS at sako a!l! !!ie n1ioIt ollunis1
se1lj tlsa Ua"n. I A TSoTs Is iifersl'co bstwsca
l's nnMI;i: n'II:iiE of thu I1omcstead inv, In sa,d
aStv W af1er nrnkt K INT tx bc..I 0 ySa q 1 bS .