New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
MEETINGS IN THIS CITY.

cnerrS on various prttcX,. IA. incrug Gj iurncd.
MEETINGS IN THIS CITY.
The Republican Central Campaign Club |
held Il ratification m,ctug last cvcum. III Clarendon !
HdI. Charles Watrou- p---iurd. and Ill" hall was well
flirL The Executive ,omG'ttrc reported the rr>oiu
tios which declared taat General James A. Girhcid
Of uino. Is man e.! TIE p"pr, 20 ~"dicr, scholar
statesman and EcPuLl.ci, rur aud u"d, who has on
all occasions proved himself 'qul to"v,ry tisk imposed
upon him and who cin safely De ntIust'i with the
G iifs o. tn Nation. Gr;rrIl Arthur spoken Of ~
a stalwat Rcpuhnran. and as cmnentN qualified 10
dlscbArrc the Guti,s OF Vrc President. The next rcso-
luton was a follows:
Rcsolrcd. That pledge oHr hearty support to the
n,Ert Nominated ana i'>" urcltG "'T ] m way ,
the tnftyVC rrturh VOTES OI Nr"- "Ik Will pe ct-'
tor GoIirid and Arlhar
AL Dttrnaoclcr re- erred to the ,irrt Of the club To
defeat the ihild.tcrm movement 1T. Chicago and plii
complm, III To TIE twenty del gate, from New f"r&
who lad refused to obey nurrnrr. u-mc'"n. and "h"
had thus don" much toward the dcf'a: of tie
machine. General George W. Palmer rvpr, s-"d
lis u,hounocd confidence iu the Republican party,
urged his hearers 10 I've carl lblr toward those who
differed rom tLrIh II Of tir candidates rior" t"c
Convention had br'n nominated hc believed he could
have lrcn cicctcd. but the Convention hai scicctrd
candid tie who had united the KrpuDncin party. a'd III
N"yrmbrr IL would alpraf rs Eraha aIh' lniichn- i"
victory. trIHuS BTHirId urged cNrf! 900 amer "l lH.
cub 10 indNIGuai rxrit"h' ana pI'd'ce" u'i'"i". "
Tne resolutions were ADOPTED and coIgc4. were
Artnur
n THE THIRD DisTRICT.
The Ermblicans of the II th A-scmO.N District held
ay,1y Im4r and enthusiastic mcc us Last evening al
Dtain ,c Hail. NJ. 4G Ea~ Iou>nu->t, 10 Iatliy The
Chicago examinations ana 10 iorn Gan ld as Arthur
CImputgn lb. III follow Ing were tcc't "i"s oi Zee"
cuh: Prc-irut, CAnrl"+ T. ~ hn-ham N:rr Isii h'-
s Eu.dc;i. Hyatt ". I. Er..td- Il. Pnip Aechcn-
luc Jonu - Du-@All, Iur-t H. C.o-"'. % ar} I""cy.
L. II. Bil D. john Far, John Wilson, Il1.I5 II. Elc'.
William + @. mIl alI H. SruG, co.; coI. ,i '..G fc
tarr, f. II. DImshtw; 1cr.riHg errl".tIN. Nhil'm
H. McIAui; ttrI-urrr Jtu". II. J"' %. H. j. nam
bciIlu cA roy, rIor OF ~oatA CH"...t itaH S."".n-
trtc to tirlcr. earn, d. o WLoIn ic ~ltu: l ha-
been c;ua.bov WOO !chop"cr f'rm.f. 20 student lad
"a corSr srodIic lii iie" WITS .of""Ii-ud q ih'"nr'
,n,l-y nud orsry, .Bort, OF rnim"H
aud ambition th ~ no. 'r -A'i-i'd ~n % De- hdi
wrru-hj ! hi- 1T urr 90" most l"I.-i manuel
poss iblr J4ur- =. Garfield pt-.~. a.' tH' "'rrhi-
Of tao hrsi jhysira. mental sd mora -t.'a-ih. u i-
n man who hl. buit himself uu FROM le to tir hi-h
ct ositInn M the view of "a" Am''ican people. E
tor.r and Ln'or b ID tor hi. c.uraE-, a. p,lt, ~ ua.
hood ana h- comprehension 81 pnhur THr-t"d,. A-H
nhiary man he sh 'wr tn. s"n" Iutiiir- Whlch Hit"I
Inn u ~ ~. IT, rol,i'-.. nc hr- eyer nr Ju i,iu
iu. Gcc,-i iiu'ne and iualnudrrt sia'r-Iltr" Cos
rraor Chamberlain - u-'+ 10 tac do.'"r co.
"a -oid ~oi.., rud To- t.' ur,a'".. Co..
lnin-,lf iu ,avor II CNus ty l. ''rm.
S,.,r r-- vcr. ,I-o u,d' h9 LdratJ =. ,cu''.r. =.
iiuid, ,ttr ll,ati, y. +. KuIue aui h.r- 1.r mr"t
iur I,>-., r-s.lior. .uprr;,n- g. i-r.i Da.N. ID -
,,aIr.I'u ot h'n'I ard rr'i. p~v' Nrv- L'+r
cXrrr'rac". ~"'rd jn'E,'''i i' .I-l'i :i. ~ ~
j.-..ior- "' pu,.ic tru-' io vLrh ., a:- bc.o r,.
GclciHl A'tLiI', a"hhG1i.', "'- .',., .'' ~ " y
NcW YoIF o W nn r, i- tho rrrog Ir/r' l-a,'rr.
THE T1IIEI EENIll ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The R,IubiicAnt 81 the AIiIth Assembly D-.rr had
az tjhu~,asiic meeting la,' cycaue ~ ih'r hail,
at Ei:hjhayc. and Etsf mt st. H.,o.HlI IL were
adopted uuiy approving ihc Ticket n"niHat"d al
Clicigo Tnis district sem Grant delegation
1tst.f
strongly favor Of ii. nomination. But the fprrchrs
last evening, and The general split shown indrat u
purpose earnestly 10 Snpnor the t!rk" Illuminated and
T." forG, Il oiIar' ritI ne AiIIi ,-- VI r., h4' H
AZ fhc clos, OF his meeting the Garfield and Arthur
Cub hc district, winch "as organized ad week, met
the sainc and received many ne" proposais for
membership
A CAMPAIGN CLUES RALLY.
meeting Of the Garfield and Arthur Campaign club
was hold last evening n SINi' soHcnih-S nnd the
Western B,ulcvard for the purpose Of raifgng The
Chicago nominations. RESOLUTIONS approving the
choice OF Garfield and Arthur we're unan-
hnousy adopted. Steps were al-o taken for sccur
ing Il campaign banner ana for organizing cam
palgn gee club. Several speeches were made. all of
winch were Gni4usAs'ic2IX IccriEed one oi 'he
Gar,d since he was n pupil IN the publc SCHOOL aud
series uf succcSAcs. He never made "A mistake. The
TGrr yIcoy %ms ncvb 1G in N"V"mb T spcccs were
also made by General Burke ana j. &. Collin
TIE INDEPENDENTS Satisfied.
meeting OF the Independent EcpHbcAn As4 ciatOn.
Horace White presiding. held last evening 10 hear
the report the representatives, " the who
were sent Chicago work against Grant. Tho story
OF exciting struggle III Chicago told In loug
auccch by Mr.. BOwkcr. which followed b' addrcsscs
by Felix kaufman and Mr.. schocnhon Resolutions
were passed T'cdgng tho support Of the association
to the ticket nominated Al Chicago TIE following
luton approving Of the OF the thrcG delegates
from West Virginia 0dOptcd and ordered 10 be for
wnrded TO them:
ResOlped Tint tho three dclcgatcs from West Virginia
who dared their dissent from the unrrpubd-
can that The conscience ana vote uf any cltZrn
cnu BE- bound advance by convention, whether or
not he be a member or that cOuveutou deserve tho
tnnnls all true Republicans who honor The H. publt
party, first aud always the party OF individual lib
crLy.
Tho thanks Of the association nlso voted 10 the
Massachusetts delegates for their courtesy and
operation, ana James W. Varnum for giving hia NJ
tentIon passage through the Assembly OF the law
for the separation Of the State aud county judicial bal
lots.