New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
HOW CONNECTICUT sTANps-rHE oUILooA ~ Inn
WEST AND NORTHWEST.
Connecticut politics was pretty well repre-
sented at Republican National Headquarters yesterday
W Paige Secretary OF the State Committee Said 10
TRIBUNE reporter that there no doubt about oohcc
ticuts position II was certain for the Republican cleo
tora ticket Among other Connecticut callers were W
B. Rudd of Lakeyille H. r Spcrry Editor or me % nur
FORD Post; Senator Boss of Willimantlc, an" a. M %
az the state Central Committee. They rcp ca the pros
pcct- Connecticut for the Republican ,i .et s %
ngy bright The party Is united & hara no dobt that
the state will cass Its electoral Vo'e Iof III Wd
Mr. spey ngo ss eSr@ncd SgSl for nfS the
campaign left with Secretary Fessenden letter az
Mr. Blaine signed by s23 citizens OF m b
home The invitation is signed by several leading cersy
men presidents Of the banks insurance and manufac-
turing corporatons merchants and brokers ana py over
two hundred mechanics The mission OF mo. ~, @
Connecticut people who called was 10 secure
as 10 Mr. Blaine's movements ,,.. p,o..o
Among the other visitors were Collector Roberts1n
Speaker shcarl, Alexander sullivan. Register H. H.
Rrucc Austin T. Ford, Ex-Governor Gibbs OF Oregon
Congressman Boutec, Of Maine Colonel NJ BolaHi n;, o
Colorado General Adam Badean. Senator Sabih OF lH
ncso;" ndre Lanes H. Embry OF Washington, and Col
onel James Fairman. senator sahn sad 10 al Ihr a ~
reporter that the West and Northwest were assured f
v 10 the Republicans hy the Ohio victory. although he
had never considered doubtful any OF the oaeS W.
Of the Aeghanics except Indiana Ex-Governor GIpns
said that ne had through Trustworthy sources conra
tory evidence of the statement recently made that the
Mornons had contributed $25O,O0O or a large sum o
money to the Democratic campaign fuhd - ,,,,,
Frederick W Hollis. who has just returned from Illinois
and Michigan, where he has been speaking AT German
meetings. reports that the outlook IN ihose @ n
highly favorable. He said " Both AT chicago ae ri ri
many OF the most prominent Germans ictihS III lIe
movement Mr.. Blanes visit has served 10 ai3c =, % ~,
naraeled enthusiastic and his admirable speech 10 Wv
Germans of indianapolis will have excellent eicct,
have no doubt that the German vote OF thG Ne' lho
that Ohio will be cast very largely Tor the epuoc"
ticket" -, l., ,..o
senator sherman has consented to speak IN BoStSn @
October 20 Academy OF Music BTookiXn' oo'oneI j Oj
Chickering Hail. Ncw-YOrk, October 81, T. m anu
had promised 10 speak week in New York state. has
been obliged 10 cancel the engagement ana go hoo "
attend 10 pressing business
HOW BROOKLYN WILL HONOR MR.. BLAINE
4 RECEPTION AND A MASS MEETING AT TIE AcAD-
ENVY OF MusIc-orHER DEMONSTRATIONS.
Prcparations are being rapidly completed i'll
Rrooyn for the great reception given to Mr. Blaine
in the afternoon and evening OF Thursday oct 30 Ihree
meetings will he held and parade of uniformed orean
cations will take place Mr. Blaine Is expected TO 90 to
Brooklyn at noon and lunch with 8 V. White, the Wall
st. broker and treasurer OF Plymouth Church. at his
house. No 2lO Columbia Heights He Will
be escorted by young Republicans An III
formal reception will be given In the
the afternoon at Academy of Music where the people
will be given an opportunity TO shake hands win Mr
Blaine. who viii he attended by Secretaries Lincoln,
Gresham and Teller.
In the evening the Brooklyn Young Rcpub-
lican Club will have mass-meeting at
Bedford and Division in the Eastern
District where Mr.. Blaine will make a brief address
lie will then driven meeting under the auspices
of the Young Mems Republican Club of Kings County,
In Washington Park, at Fifthave and Thirdst, whcrc
he will also speak. -,
Meanwhile, mass-lneetng VIII -, We
in progress in the Academy OF Music
where the Rev Dr. will preside, and addresses
Viii he made by ex.secretary Sherman Judge For
aker Senator III and others Before Mr. Blaine appears
lie will speak the third time. and afterward review
the greatest torchght parade ever seen In brooky n
Fully 30 900 uniformed men will be in line The Grand
Marshal will lie Stephen V. White and Colonel Rodney e
Ward will be the Chief of STAFF. large number OF organ
ilatious from the city, from philadelphia Boston,
Albany. Troy and this city, will unite IN the parade III
with the head Of the column at the Dvisionave fontal
and thence the organizations will march IN the principal
streets 10 the Academy of Music, In front Of which re-
viewing stand Will be erected where Mr.. Blaine ana
other invited guests will review the line Displays 0f
6fcworks will be made and houses the line of march
will he Illuminated and decorated.
meeting of the officers Of all the organizations which
will take part I'm the parade will be held tonight at No. 81
Cnrt. Erooklyn perfect the details OF The alllr.