New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-29
GBNERAI POLITTUAL NEWS.
sHERMANs FRIENDS IN NETWORK.
HOW 1HEY RECEIVED THE NEWS FROM OHIO.

HOW IHEY RECEIVED THE NEWS FROM OHIO
A meeting of the Sherman Club was held
Mt the club rooms in West Twenty eighths last night
and was we'll attended w. L. Strong who acted as
president called upon several speakers oe1ore
no made the expected announcement or their
candidates. in his own State John f. Quarlos
coored man, formerly United States Consul at Malaga
Spain gave the why he believed Secretary Sher
man to be the next President George d.
Fisher of Brooklyn, claimed that Kings County
was strongly in favor Of Mr.. Sherman
for President. Colonel ]. B. Edgar reeed one OF THE
TRIBUNE ballads then the president announced the
news from Ohio and the following kilograms were read
"Our friends have threefOurths Of the delegates all
unanimous and favorable"
Later (6:13" Delegates instructed for sherman WITH
great enthusiasm"
Henry G. Robinson made q speech, and General Fear
ing said: "In behalf Of Secretary Sherman L
wish to express his thanks as well as the thanks Of
the men of Ohio for the generous treatment
he has received from the members Of this club. Dir.
Sherman felt that he did himself great injustice that
evening CAST Friday when no attempted to express
his gratitude this club He spoke Of 1t often when ne
was here he felt here in presence the touch
of CHS Rroat city, the Grant money centre OF America
the gateway Of the West"
He read the following dispatches, which had boon
sent from New York to Columbus Ohio during the day;
70 Goee,7or CHARLES FOsTLR, Columbus, Ono;
Win civ the action Of Your Convention aud hOie
for emphatic lnd0isel1fnt OF the statesman % whom
Indebted for resumption aud IrGsgsr ny ,-r,
To the Hor CHARLES FOSTER, Gorernor Columbus, ONO!
demand the continuance OF the sound financial policy o.
TopId NIL With low the b. Ohio Of The great
debt "''I''''' - SHERMAN CLUB OF NEwY0hk
General Fearing read several dispatches received from
tho Convention. One Of these read There Is no Op-
pOsitiOn to sherman except IN three @ nn sntss
from Ono have never dlsobeyed the VIII u Inc state
The Bnine here gave up that the state sofia Tor
chairman. state II most emphaticallF,
In a letter TO General Fearing Secretary sherman
counted as III court" Laughter and applause.J
General Fearing then gave some POINTS "a REGARD TO-
eherman's wish tat nothing should De SAD or
Of any other candidate He did not wish anything said
against Grant.
AN ADDRESS BY THE SHERMAN COMMITTEE.
The following extracts from address just issued
nv the National Sherman Committee to the merchants,
bankers and business men of the United
States:
What steps ought we to take, as merchants manufac
turers and business men, TO insure permanent es-
saoishment Of the system OF National finance by which
Of specie payments Was on the
Drought safety and security 70 trade. commerce ana
SanaiactaIOs stability 70 credit and prosperity 70 the
is Can wo co1Se any Msa+1rs tnat T rd make ,S
Ge We respectfully suggest john Sherman
Secretary Of the Treasury, as the man upon whom we
sssssmsn r. him due the credit for the
and stability we now have IN financial all, affairs.
man, We indebted tor the prosperity which the en-
tire country enjoys. We feel that we should not
take the risk Of change FROM ebeTman's financial
policy the best plan TO put this beyond the
PPeadept OF the United states for the next four
HE administration would be devoted to honest and
earnest efforts establish peace and concord among
All the States of the Unoui TO restore prosperity to all
ko develop and stimulate mining, msnufactur-
xnK and agricultural production; 10 open new
markeiA for American manufacturers by extending
our foreign commerce; 70 the recovery OF our ocean
CARRYING trade 20 secure stability 70 American manu-
fnctrers by insisting upon the establishment OF tariff
easures that shall be subject to constant change by
political spcouatOrs; by euoouraglng ana fostering
popular education, by the continued porneton OF the
public SERVICE the doing OF those acts which are
becoming and honorable TINS tinle has come when the
greater attention 60 the material Interests OF the Nation
THE PLOT TO BUY ALDERMEN'S VOTES.
II is asserted by Tammany leaders that the
alleged efforts behalf of Irving Hall TO purchase the
votes OF four OF the Tammany two Of the Republ
can Aldermen stn continued with fair prospects OF
success Tho namos Of the Aldermen who are 10 be
brbed are freely used IL Is possible that OF thu
Republican Aide deeliEs TO out bis part
OF the alleged bargain but With0ut him the combination
Of the bTibed Aldermen and the irving Hall Aldermen
Will he majority OF the Board aud sufficient to con
IL IA now asserted TINT the Irving Hall leaders have
directed that IN any amepdlnent 10 Inc ehArter
introduced In LEGISLATURE beforO Tuesday neat tho
Somb tae BoaTa OF Aldermen shall at Onoe pro-
ceed 10 confirm eli the appointments thus Ter sent in
aud ali Additional combinations that the Mayor may
send in Politicians of all shades OF opinion are watch
Ing with great interest toe daily OF the
Scontest bet cen the rival Democratic factions