New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13
GROWING ENTHUSIASM IN BROOKLYN.


FIVE ANIMATED MEETINGS LAST NIGHT AT VARS
Gus PARTS OF THE CITY.
Brooklyn enthusiasm over the Chicago nOm-
inees is rapidly increasing and the promise OF lively
Republican campaign appears In all parts OF the ety.
The mention OF the of Blaine and Logan in tho
ward meetings unbounded applause and no dls-
senting notes given when resolutions are offered
evening five ward meetings were held and at each
the unanimous adoption OF resolutions strongly ndors
ing" the platform and the ticket followed their presena-
ton and the stirring speeches supporting them.
In the Twenty y-thiTd Ward welatended meeting was
held in Liberty Hall. at Gates and Nostrand ayes,
Major j. L. Follett was in the chair. The meeting was
evidently ready to eceivehe result OF the convention
with entire approval, for when the chairman happened
TO say In the routine business at the beginning III We
elect Blaine he had TO pause several minutes before
adding and I'll help you do it, while storm OF ap-
plause swept over the hail. Then General T. b. Conway
presented resolutions heartily approving the ticket az
one which would make the Nation hOnored at home and
abroad If elected calling upon all good Republicans
to support OF the workof one OF the arest con-
ventiOns held IN the party While the resolutions
were being read the chairman unroled andEhung up u
portrat OF Mr. Blaine at which the audience rose to
their feet swung hats capped hands pounded canes,
aud finally burst with three rousing cheers for Jim
Blaine and Black Jack General conway. A; '" r1t-
son and others made vigorous speeches and the reso-
tiOns were carried with voice campaign cluD
meeting Of the Republicans of the Twenty second
Ward was held in Athletic Hall IN stventl-st, near
Fiffh-ave to organize for the campaign. About hfty
members of the old Republican Club sent They
announced themselves heartily in favor of the Repub-
can ticket and confident Of ITS election. q Z. do
Groove president OF the organization, called the meeting
TO order We here" he said, +" 10 vote ny the
nomination OF the Republican Convention ht Chleago.
We know that with many the candidates named were
not favores But could not all be satisfied ana We
are not here night to grumble but TO assent Besou.
tious were passed indOrsing" the Republican tckes
and campaign committee OF twenty was decided on, to
be reported Mt the next meeting. member inqllsed
where the meeting had been advertised The chairman
said that IL had been advertised Ia Ihc brooklyn 0
Lothian Curry thought IL was time To adNettse the
meetings in Republican paper Another member ealu
the meetings should he advertised In TIE NE" YORK
j. A. Barker, John II. kemble aud eX-Aidernan
Robert Carson called on to speak They ahnOnhcea
Themselves thoroughly satisfied with Blaine ana logan
and said that they intended vote and 10 work for hei
hearty meeting was held by the Iwenty 'nrst WARD
Reuublcans in Cosmopolitan Hall, De kalb and Throop
aves. Henry A. Philips presided James x. AIiapes
offered resolutions expressing strong confidence IN ana
sorm and the nominees OF the Repub-
can party. The names OF Blaine and Logan were re-
ceiyed with uurestraned applause. Speeches We're made
by Mr. Aa0en and Watson. and then the audience ss
one man voted aye for the resolutions one of these
present attempted TO mention The Ne YORK IWes Dut
he was promptly told; 1--WE are Americans ana not
EnglIshmen" and he did not attempt to say more
The Twenty-tourth Ward Republicans met at Atlanuc
and Kingston aves, with J. ii. Ruggles III the chslr
After the routine business the body Unanimously
and amid much applause adopted resolutions expressing
approval OF the OF the party representaNes ~
convention assembled and pledged featy TO the cand'
dates .,. -. ..,
at a meeting in the wigwam at Bnshwiekave' anu
Troutman-st the Eighteenth Ward Republicans siso
nassed Inv unanimous resolutions strongly support
ing the platform and the nominees