New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
PRICE THREE CENTS.
THE UNION LEAGUE SPEAKS.
AND WITH no UNCERTAIN VOICE.
BLAINE Axp LOGAN SUPPORTED ny AN OVER


of the Republican National ticket who were hoping hat
at the regular monthly meeting of Tie rnlon Icaenc
club last evening formal approval ~ The nominations
might be- defeated n intensified 10y the fact that not
| oven was thoro developed the hostile vmngling that
The, lonecd tot IN the complete 'he opro
sitlon was tcallgcd Noi on, was the Republican
| tdtct strongly approved nnd hy an oven
! vholmlns majority bat The large al
tendance ana the character 81 no mon present
ana the cuthnsintn shown proved mar The clnh was az
hearth, untod m iho support of tho put mt has been
IN tho pist lho aftcmm ~ def.it lilHcaton oi me
tchct vns confined 20 t,.hnl,ii objection
witch Vns over tiled hy within rcar'', ma
presiding on,cr ana 'ie srh'h.ut o' 'he meeting uli
so srtone thii no appeal from Tho decision o' h' 'hi'
vds taken
rho re.,nr o, ,so ,nh tai r,ro ,ho a.
nios' inors' anonr ,hc mcnhri hrtr1 - hi
tenitrh fii. N''d hf inr b thrn 10 'lf hr tO,e ~
,he UrnntibN aHi ,hr tr8t Hss ar a'i0t'rr.D 'h1.
hti rrttt NtlH taha'ii ~ ant Nt t'ri Wr r8 van
tit NaAi 'Ns aritbH vf'r r'r $685. ir' N3
HfiHt 49, NaIfNl rt'f tH 'ht str.
| 8A hWi 10 Aa sAlApr tn 900 @N a'WN.
-NH lneu. YNt 4p fuWfi W'rW ifWNH 10 -pW ~
hHuNt Nl1 eAWffi ul u. pti.t p'N a 'N'i q m'
mue Vi ihN ppp-nn Ha ~ 'fn' d" 3D. A"' NN4NN 'N''
dmsfut Ghosts htt i..u uaiH hr tlAa nmo
ip s,,un uo ATTENDANCE 90 N'n lfn0n
Who fulu sul ltdsou whsteiUr pIt't'l t0 iho l'ml
h,an upuhur,s Amuu. tho'o Whu participated 10 'ha
deliberations OF the c,uh Nclo NJ l'Alif John Iieo1
! Astor John < k,nuoif, Justice Noah Davis John J.
Charles l. Tiffany. Bratton h,t ha."H " liohrl,
l. II AmmdoVn iourlW \ Bliss - no'funf
Aonto u Council thail,s smith j1n" NwlNm
cS ro,mast'r General I."me' !" J'n"' i'''' r.na.
man. J,ncs II nnnh'm ,,l.sy, d@w
c%aac. ! gregory. George B nnqcr Tnea,. e Acton.
Joseph " nowr u . Nll' william y Nl"suo. ll'niy
icco@Tc %S'' wSt'i "' ieGc' Dods Srriseo Wian. II
c 5o,,@ cay n%a%o s, W,a WNn,H'r rI iI,g In@."r na.nr
GSorsc Mo@,asac. q O. bcNlit H.. im,chlo ho'll'
r%,sor 'T1%r' '"'3i sam3sl s6dbar william poNd "eo'ee
| : Baker Joel y Lih"rdi, j Henry iia1,r i9hn .
II rri1ins. t., sinclair foucsy. ih9ma. w,!'on on
Judge ,hatlra \ Peabody ~ u b st John i'""'a ana
| many other prominent n'nst'ir
nfroRr ~ fng COMMITTEE.
The chair was occupied by NJ E,arts WHO ~ thc
absence Of Le Grand n cannon. presented report and
rc.olutlun, approving Tho nominations of Baiu" aud
! Icean, nom tho committee II thirty which vas
appointed ou Apra 10 Tle rcpo,, was a- follows
The committee appointed at the meeting Of Tho
| club held on the 10Th day al Aplil last nlade
| upon the nomination ot In" President ana o.
ginlled under Colouel le Grand J.. Cannon as chair
man as charged by the resolutions Of this club WITH
the dutN OF carryl my out the purpose expressed ny
ihe cuh to exercise ITS influence to the end o uain-
| tanning the Republican party IA po"cl. nave gwen
Their best attention to he rsp"n- Al aIi9 nalut'..
| of he Republican party during the pendlhg can
| vas first while the nomination Of Candidates Tor
| the Offices of President and NIce-lie,meni oi mo
| United states was under deilbeiti'n, ana slh,9
| the nomination, in supporting the candida tes OF
that pITfk thtlr election hy tut suffrage Pl INV
| whole people of the country.
| WLntay,r diversity may have obtained among he
| members Of the committee. or ln the BODY OF the
| cluD lt-clt rs to preference, among we 'mllchb
| candidates hetorr the National Convention at the
| Reuublicdn party for nomination, tluS 'onmlt''p
| have iclt that vhcn the nan'' o. james y, blalh"
| and John A. Logan were announced hi tuai con
vention To the Republican pafi} and I" TIRE people
ot thr whole couuiry the standard bearers ~ the
'IIcam pnry ~ '' of ,r rsti, powcr of
the United States Tor the ton>' tuf "ual term tle
| ,dhc4ion the support. the l,alpus loyalty the
| united Tabor. Of 'ho Union Ieagn' mn W'i" ana
ll riplf should le at Oh" service "i the Rcpuhhcln
| party for maintaining y m poW.i anu p','"hs tu'
! democratic party % - effort. t' regain H.
! Your committee h1'e pursued AMI are pursuing
! tins dc-IslL aud have placed themselves in a,uy"
a.4oc ailou with the r0uucIl or-lni.ll 'on. ~ the
! ld m the mbor- aud burdens "l 'hr p'li} lh ~
contest with iie rcsolulr anN l"'''''. 'N'ui ~"
! Dcmu,tAtir partt. which Che r'n.uNtt'' hhd thH
| Iniuu Iopgi" clint conceive 90 I' l"'i ' q" tho
mosp,utN welfare and security 'i ih' Am'n 'n
Wc mar be permitted to point o'i .'mc Of the
! ptolf topics involved it the pfru4i 'Amphlgh, nhh
/ their treatment h} the'Ar,ri'o i""'i dnint mo
fmm,n,n, IN tlcso topics b, tI. lu. ston Of pro
teotnu oi skilled lahut 100 0f.it iNlm ~ mlusllnl
| ,,,ul,, mont and productions hf ..ih distribution
! ol iuiriuu duties lu importation U Nhl whhlhlh
and ,nt.ilru a, home thr iut,.ul HIg.t suitable to
onr American lstrm ol mhoi nnd riIrn.hip
npliu. fhcruluons c0mp"l ul urri'ss,d nnH n'-
graded nh1l ol iolcRn nations. wnrh d'-r ,hs
|
! American ti'n i4 expected to Voc '..ul'" Wv NV
| sur,,ss oi tho kcpuhllDan VulF at ih" ",' 'i"h,
Nlcrht tlo question Nul l' i.l"1,', u3n |a
| Wise aul protpvoua APPLICATION ol ga" gi'at
pincplc nl,h iho vill of tlr y'opi' 'lmIl h,,n ~,
! n.tnhl.hm Ou ihp ofhoi hand. ~" sur''ss pl tb'
| nomo.,.fi, rntty wiu pluus" thc ,uuutr, ntna
! rtnlnnyrd noriml of NiDissldr and Ni' IIln '"n ~
| thn tri,W,I autiliiuu .Nhi.h hpor,rt mt'rsiih5
tn nnlnuinus Ia intal tu ppsu' solve pnd material
| ,tn'uetf, 90 tluu coincidence ,i thpih hnd 10 mo
| arouity oi lihot lud a. H'tsi''i'tf wes.' -
The restoration of a ht rnInNmrui ni th' ini'ish
| carving tin,n to our shipownrin aud h'i,hanl",
| tho Development ot shphulldns ii."ll, ia" iu"o
| memtuuinoo at naval aud military d"irh''H' lh"'n
are all puhic anoHtinhs whl'h uiNa' ~" NN"S
partra and Distract aud discourage lh" -.
| nur people. 10 HE Republican party an ~" aNo"o'
| champions ot American industry ana "ht"'P''H"' VI
every con,p,ttion with foreign rivals, the country
| looks for the advancement ana security "' 'h'A"
| The system of our nnances the stability OF our
| currency and - Tree banking establishment tho
| reduction of the National deht that we slent
| Nation first example IA the history OF th" World
| shaI; be wholly tree from the vast burden oi dent
| imposed by the Civil War through the honest pay
ment of every dollar-tbese interests are IN tiio
Judgment OF prudent and patriotic men saio ohy w
Their further con luct of the Republican party tho
| author and defender of these great measures -,
The immense progress III thc IhpIoN eu es.do'sn. 'h
| ment of the civil servlce-the growth rhclisN"ly
| of the evidence and policy OF sagacions leaders OF
| the Republican party-the wide ANA hrin hold upon
| tbe nnpnlat mind which this measure has gained
under the persistent incubation and illustration or
the pregnant issues OF this great reform ooth W lts
| aspects OF public administration shd polItieal
| mnraIitv-the fate of this measure rests upon tho
| continued control Of the Government by the kepub
| lican party. a.. ,,,, 81, ,or,,, il, n.
| nolltca organizations and its adequate scheme ana
| hone of gaming POSSESSION of the executive power
| of tLe NatIou il made up by an electoral vote OF
| ia of a con nsodated soutb-uon-pOtical or any
ISSUES of the present the iutui" aud nnp-rne"t"I
by free discussion and law projected suiiage -ah',
' 'mer. nossible contingent parcel of - electoral
votes ont of us of the great Northern, ener9'to.
independent law abiding ma,s-dl'ldns on az ln1 .
issns, of the present aud of the future and upeid
IN fins freedom by the law-prOtected snprage-ho
inver and ovaI adherent of the Republican party, IN