New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22
A GREAT RALLY FOR BLAINE
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS AROUSED.


In spite of the swelterine weather tho Brooklyn
Rink was crowded 20 It's utmost capacity last night
at the Republican ratification meeting held underline
auspices of the local campaign committee Inc
building was filed carly, aud although lhe
meeting was called to order promptly ~
; o'clock the audience was inpatient loi
the beginning OF the speaking. LnthuslaSh'
hearty and unbounde1. marked the proceedings
throughout. except when General Hawleys cIea'
and forcible exposition of the protection doctrlhe
commanded the close attention of the people INC
platform was decorated with American hags anu
the National cOors. large floral piece represent
ing helmet from which flo wed plume OF WINE
blossoms. was brought upon tho platform amu
,roat cheers The Young Mems Phone Club OF
the XXIIId Assembly District, Harlem, furnished
two large portraits Of the Republican
candidates on handsomely decorated
banners. which rested upon large easeis
and aanked the platform on either hand. Many
of the Independents Of the meeting were upon the
platform the list including the following names
:. b. Chtttenden George p. stockwell, George hoo-
erts Walter 5 Carter, J. Y. Meserole, j. C. hoag-
land Darwin L. James Otto White. Bernard Peters,
Dr. A.W. +. Beimer. Samuel Mclean ). : l. otran-
ahsn. George g. Reynolds. +. A. Schroeder. W. W.
Goodrich. Joseph +. Knapp, John Winslow, George
L. Nichols. Demas Strong John French Franklin
Woodruff and Rufus T. Bush.
The enthusiasm of the meeting first found vent
when Edward II. Hobbs chairman OF the Gam
paIgn Committee calling the meeting 10 oruc''
said: Two have como together to-hl9hl IoI 'no
/ purpose Of expressing our approval OF the ac'on
| ~ the Republican National Convention III placIhg
| in nomination as our candidates james u
Blaine and John A. Logan Here the cheots
and applause continued for five minutes ana
! were renewed when General Ste wart l.. Woo'iord
] .,1,.t NJ, If he
/ chair-pans address was interrupted several times
/ bv an ovor-zcalous St John man in the gallery. "
/ the irst interruption General Wo)dfo~d saidi
am glad that Mr. st. john = y ,rty Is present. inns
| may prove Feast Of pcHtccost for II we coLVer'
Tins one we will convert all Later, when voice
cried: How about the rum question tine
! chairman retorted lyon had better attenu
a Democratic meeting, and you WI"
learn more about it experimentaly than
! berer During the speech cheers were renewed at
! the en,rauce of the Lincoln club Of tie tourth
/ Ward and the stephen w. Grswold Cub OF the
! Eleventh ward of Br9o2kiyn; einsing py s''
! club followed General Woodiords speech.
! AppKrs. OF GENERAL wOopFORD.
/ Tho substance Of what General Woodford said IL
as follows:
trlr>ps AND NnGunogs. We have come t. repeat
ua Oh Rcpuhiira reed and 10 pledge support 90
I. It it.. of th. I,puD,Icau party Because wc be-
ueve IN creed support the Candidate. lnel MO
fairly chosen Ly convention that fairly represented t,'
rank and tie of The Republican party. NoI only "a is
true bus candid men VIII today h.'Hl 'al, u"' ,I
Convention Of 1876 been chosen I'm ir' same way "u'
under the r-es as the Convention o IL, james
g. Blaine Wond have been nominate ,ttt 81 1.-o
The same is probably rae OF tc o4'ei','u " ,ti
Thrice have tie masses or tie Eepuohcan pH,E "'isl'
Witu"nt Tnurnnr or mutny. they twice accepted the
.o.t and elected those jAe legal choice o. our
d.t mi. f,irlv AMI honestly They did 10 without tAc
he P OF o. o.lcal patronage Mr. Blame NlotSa '
won AGAINST the advice and enort ~nd influence ol NeI5
many " the most trusted kepuJAcanIesdrrs ana Jour
ns. A. tne 'n,.Cl .i1 r,l.'
Nesnborly iranSness requires 20 add what most NJ
YOU know. have favored III blai4c A'iIi'i-
con and have each time done what niue coLLJ w.
honoraDy openly secure the selection OF another
But sir. Blaine is tne choice Of my party i".,s a. %
honestly named We must support A.il OF 'rl VS., w.,
party. Nng should We DO tnisf Were sl4- W. H,,'
/ We Republicans. We love our patty We OeHevG III
creed We do not believe That as mission I, en.t,
Leen NJ ninated Mr blaine would have supported him
ir. Balne fairly nominated ana heleEs 'tt lue
friends Of Senator LdIlMds sAoaId support MI Blame
ftier the Democratic or the Republican party win
win TINS election win select its President
org.u i.. Tie House OF Leprcsen tatiy control the
legislation OF tue country. NAch shall 10 per NncL
ought d. 81, Oel On tue estion o. tile ,aiA DO hot thiA
Tue D. ou of the two parties .idt ntica Lacu admits
that revenue ls necessary fdcn adhl,s '",, V ti
euue 4, LARGELY To- be raised from tarlH o.. Afot'eu
atticcs. Each claims mat IL Vol., 40 levy I-9 .'! d.
To protect American labor ana AIneilGdn M p.i ar
democracy, however. saws that farms 7houla W , m
revenue ONLY. kepuDIcdulsln say lL3l I'l'
aid not .o' revenue only, out also aifm- me I'-iN'c
aDol aAd create foster American industries ny p25!
/ n.
Can party at1rm- that tar.h legislation should distinctly
seek 20 give tAe adv antase ID tle nome maraec W.
American labor on American soil. cannot hrp leei.A-
tAat this s very practical question, j. = bri
ana butter question ssAnd ~ in thisEcanyass Iheo.
sis may Sr MEN 0T aaS eat Feel and k5T 10y the
stern logic OF stomach muscle that 10 De- mere AM
must considered and discussed and determined tLe
We're frce-trader should AMY vote for Cleye-
/ land and a Democratic Congressman Being moderate
and practical protectiOust saal certainly vote Tor
/ Blaine and @ Republican Congrcssman 1900. ,-,
! n am rant IN my Judgment or the tenu0Al anu
action of parties tou"nng the ballot then 10 r. ceiy
safest 10 keep tepu'lcan tIrsHfn' ~ ,rDs maj
from the PtuohscO 20 the Rio Granae the loWue7 anu
poorest may he will and nave Als Fote co'o ~
WIN this question OF tho ballot interviewer another
and that the question Of education. u any Nhrf- ia
T ,s mr. ~ be yr,Ililo To- educate all its children
then the Nstouao should step n ana sec nat
t,rG system I'M onr eyes n protective duties shall
and the time give better wages 20 the wotkngmdi
| and furnish BOOKS and knowledge TO Tie "of'lns"'n
! How 90 parties stand when measured by this test
While Democratic House Wa la-i winter ii ing ~ a59
The Morrison bill with IT. horizontal leducuoh Oh M
duties the Republican senate was p,rleeuhg ma pas
ing Blair bil for the edu ton ~ uerate children
! A Democratic House vas tearing uoNh iue lH'iu5
/ and mill The Republican Senate was building thr
know, them Wir, these votes and tencencies SIN IN
memory shall vote Tor Blaine and a Republican Con
! one other topic and have finished The methods and
tlons Justly affecting dut and action ~ TINS IAN
/ vase The events ot the past few year have deeply
nulhf ms that the Official patronage ~ me Government
sbo1d rs nv na possible be divorced nnd kept separate
ffou ihe partisan administration ui th- Hr'einm"nl ~n
! onr o. he Treasury official and the custom House
rek aud the saw Iar laburer keep their ularre hy
thnRiuf the political Thought arf castine the ht7a
vufp their official supeiurs they nie sri7 AMI ni
pitlg-ps Within the past sytren traia marvellous Inn
movements sttuied in the methods o s,'rr
if,u aud Al, thp tenure ~ subordinate uhii4a These
thnvs hat hapn dome unuet Hprnnhran liesiehfa ai
/ iettplt bf tap nil af HppuNitan ipEialatirn
| iIs pl.rii.n I'd p.ius eni tusan means continued
Republican aspruenrt in .Frna'r and House u sit"s
ill, ap,n tn ~ ani etui W'nrf fui thr ."Wn'n
terpt o. msahs tho ptpsptVail"n "i a"Hhd hahFlhs
isipe a. npans pnippiiun go tAe Amr'i"en i'ihai.