New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
rHE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.

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hNtvKpsAI SATISFACTION FELT ANON" ""rN
CANS AT ITS COMPLETE SUCCESS.
Numerous expressions of surprise and admiration
were heard yesterday from those VINO saw ."o ~.
sense Republican demonstration IN waii-s'' W
.,o,,aav Tho size of the gathering as we'll as it
sn,'sarsnce was the subject of frequent remark II
was admitted to be the largest meeting ever held IL
wa,,-s, There were many words of hearty adm
ration for the men who took part in the magnificent
oarade. II was felt that nothing but matter o.
supreme Importance could cause business men "
close their stores and offices in the middle OF 'he
say for the purpose Of giving expression W 'hch
political feeling
Thomas C. Acton, Assistant Treasurer OF the
limited States at New-York, spoke with the great
nst enthusiasm about the meeting. IL have seen
NJ, the meetings in Wall Street in the last hity
rears" said he, "but the one yesterday was the
rreatest of ALL 1t was at least third larger than
,hc Garfield meeting four years ago, ana up 10 tna'
,ine that meeting was the largest one ever heiu
sere never before saw such meeting. .
In this estimate. Mr.. Acton simply echoed the e
general opinion. John stewart Pres,den. OF the
United States Trust Company. SAID: III was tlie
argest and best meeting ever held IN wall street,
and have been here number OF years. JESSE ss
seligman, who heard the remark. addsa Il; o ""S
he largest and best meeting ever heio In any
Commodorc Smith, president of the Stock Ek
,hsnge Republican Club, who led the procession ',d
aid: Yes the meeting was blOssom our oPpo-
rents had TO acknowledge that We had beaten
them. Nothing like it Was ever seen mefe peio'e'
and i'm my opinion IL will never be equailed.
One of the most striking results was large IN
crease in the membership of the Stock Exchange
Club. Among others Charles F. Hoh n Oh h ii et
YER he wrote: Il know deserve to be put In the
rsr rank, but I'd rather march there than be lett
In The Produce Exchange among the many who
took part III the procession. and among those VINO
did not parade, the sentiment was rs strong as o,,
The day before If not stronger. They greeted each
Nher with hearty hand-shabes ana happy faces.
Many who had been claimed as recruits To me
army of Cievelaudtes were gibed because they naa
,sradcd with the Republicans, but they pleasantly
responded: We've repeuted and been redeemeu'
calvin y. Lockwood. a prominent member OF tIe
EXCHANGE. had been thought to he one OF the So
sailed independent Republicans" but he said;
Il was not q Blaine man originally. and III my JUS
appointment | remained lueowar9', Bnt am y
,ei.ho, Bnine man now, and should vote against
hleycland because Of his immoral record ~ for NO
Dther reason BEFORE Mondays great parade the
Democrats were m happy idanc ot p', nml
What they we're doing, Yesterday there was nm en-
lire absence of this csuhcinnoe; they FOUND mat
hey we're nuwhcfcd by hupdicda WHO ,ne re- fgpu,
aud Logan we've boiling over wit cnthu.insnh
AZ the political hrnduuAitois tho wan street nv
honHiiniiun WAS the universal topic "i eohN"ish'
non, Tho attendance was ~ hiuoh greater 'hHn
nad been anticipated that ~ lot no "pp"l'
unity Tor the Democrats 80 hclllle the in"rlihs'
fhefv was nn overflow OF enthusiasm AZ tho M
lional and STATE Committee looms Throughout iho
iay. Every man who came III spoke oi the chhi,
aotcr of the downtown gathering. Ii was dcclncd
remarkable that merchants should CLOSE ihcii
stores soon after midday ia the busy season hhu
with their employees march 10 "a poltlcal iit'tihs'
1hls was accepted as conclusive evidence mat lhe
merchants as well rs the manufacturers OF tnf
country are IN favor of Protection, and VIII sup
port Bla ne and Logan as heartily as they uid tle
Republican standaTd-bcarcTs four years ago. ,
a A q
following Near Dev-st. a trackInan allowed Il
nnn,ber of men TO stand on his vehicle TO the
passing column. Two of them, well-dresscd men,
called for cheers for Cleveland and Hendrlchs. Al
this the truckman became highly indignant ana
hustled the men OF his truck in short order, amid
the jeers aud laughter of the crowd.
A Broadway business man. who saw the parade
Ia 5 that such respectable or enthusiastic pro-
oession has PASSED by his oiiice since the ar.
AN APPEAL TO NEW-YORK REPUBLICANS.
HE STATE COMMITTEE FINDS THE OUTLOOK BRIGHT,
But SAYS HARD WORK Is NEEDED.
The following address has been issued by
khe Republican State Committee:
HEADQUARTERS RErUnLIcAN STATE CoMNlrrEE)
GILSEl HOUSE,
NEw-yoRx cry, Oct. 20, 1854. J
To the ReIubHcens OF the state 0f hec- YORK.
The Republican STATE Committee desire to congratulate
you upo the result Ohio and West Virginia Vermont
S S ,"l and "@ 0o rs % TO- e h Of victory
from the granite hills and the pine trees win leoOU
majority on The Congressional ticket, and an average OF
5000 on tDe S,atc-a gain OF 27V0O last year.
West Virginia responds with 1900 Republican gains.
These are most Significant results my slI" 'V 'io
efforts o The Democrats To deceive me peope afe s5
nally failed that the drift OF political sentiment IL sun
toward the Republican latty ,at pu.nc cohn1eicc !"
It's policy as HStkeh nc! si1W ''s. VIZ ~ W M
country tth"SI anu Piii,'oo 'n,ai " aii1
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issut H-'s' 81 i 7 ,, MT he ;,rsra issue - IN,
soma 'V"lii. il'' @ @ =, -, Ia, -
oNeIsh"tvNiii M one III .i'io a., 80 L. ,'rli!n cam
tne lll' a'c BUSINESS Ii, .a,,nt i,G ',i
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IeTablc point nut are most sSHsi,i anu uo'l -
greNCu Nhth lhe liiN"6 iccoIu " th.It u"n va &
ls laid open TO luOhG sAlc Two ua4 "oie Nht y; t'
COMMITTEE on i'.sputiois VI ~ -, ,, ".I ~
SohNchli"h ~ u'''ns w 800 T. 80, & 81 r. ,if
tsiin' a.t aiiu :" .,' r ,rcbpfs and labor