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New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
FNGLEwOOD TURNS OUT FOR BLAINE.
Tho largest torchllght procession ever seen

IN Enrewood moved about p m on Tuesday, and pass
ing through all the principal streets OF inc town wh'
greeted with uinlnatons and with fine decorations nc
many Of the houses noteworthy feature of the pro
cosson and one which served TO show how grcnty mnny
nf Tho mod cyrna of I,nglcwood have been misrcpfe
aoutrd wns the presence of large number of RepuDi
cana NOT In uniform. hut wearing Blinc ana logan
hedcs nj tho head the line For more than two hours
hr- citizens marched tcatify their zeal IN the lcpuh
cnn onuae IN the procession were y " !tlntk,iinn,
,ratlcnt ~ the cnp Donald Mckay. grand mnrAhal ni
Inc prncraaion w. Noinaino Norinilien. 'olOnc " W
ilnnls linton H. iako, a. T.. Iintchinr. q. H. nnttoi
4 n Irtnrs Logan g. Murray. -. w. ilhEht, & Y, fnih
j " Terry l. \. lloll. William Humphrey, George g.
Itumnbrcy Z n riln'Hon Y. Nichols, ward Itdcckct
" a. Terry q. u. ishnr,. Edmond n. Monroe. John k,
Miller r. NJ Iiikof william STANLEY. \. Van Wort, W l.
Whittrmnrr &. A. Wrln, A. L. Noyd ~ w. tllot.lfrvo,
Coytc tlrorev iirtH, stewart Lyman, U"orae Davis
Edward Van iipcr, Hugh smith, Joseph lhompson, VIII
lam Iry, JnlncA Harris, T. II, tnnhcld, j, w Hymhl,
EiNnrl rolnnd Edward rnppin William honnett v I"
Hennrti, W. \. nurdrttc Jcsso u. Buriette, George
(illrv and about 100 Others Among the houses that
were especially noted for their decorations were those
of Messrs Mckay, Rrinckerhon Nrrnilyca Whttcmoro.
j. H. Sherwood. William 4. Roolh, Henry VI. boolh.
George Belts, T.. l.. Barton, G. H. Hakc, O. ~ Wa,rr
bury Frank Nichols, aud Mrs Miller Mrs. Bell, Mrs.
Rker. Mrs Eacret aud Mrs Van ilper ~ me respect
the demonstration in marked nrst u" thnt or inc
Democrats and Dependents, who hired men to carry
torches and had smaller procession Win nuch less
display Of public sympathy.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

talking about last nights splendid demonstration In
favor OF protection tO American industries. T.. y.
Howell. who oriluatod managed and paid for i;. tool
the first sleep hc Aas hal FOR week today. The parade
contained =, 800 men, roughbccl-e contributed 500
The other towns represented were Ncwlr-, stanford
vile. salt Point, Mibrook, Sti--ug. Clinton Corners
Pheasant valley. Dover Plains FawlinV. Ia Grug.t ilc
Freedom Plains Union Corners. West Park. Hyde Park
Tiyoh. Upper Rcd Hook Highland Falls. Milton. High
land, Marlborough New HAMBURG. ishhiN Naficavau
Cold Spring, GarIi~nn-, Napp.nser'- Fails. Cornwall
Ihiuocf. EliI check, Hudson Red Hook. Barrytowu
Port Evan. >taat-bure E0udout and Kingston. more
handsomely equipped parade was probably never seen
anywhere. II Wa- reviewed by T. ~ Howell. Chaunccy
NJ Dcpcw. Mayor Ezra White. John &. Adams : D.
Coykcuda who chartered the Mary Powell the occa
sion; Thomas \ 1Icmpcr, j. " DchIe, simon &. Car
li-lr George I~,cl-t1n. Iartu Ii,uunucc, Milton 4
Fowler, j. NJ Brook. B. Piatt Carpenter General John
H. kctchum. John Guy Na--ar, Edward Storm. Robert
H. Hunter, \. \. Brush Lewis 1omUhiu.. w. II Mace
William Iuo james G.. Graham. aud others. Thr chief
marshal Colonel g. T.. Warning. For the comfort Of
visiting clubs SIR. Howell provided over 1000 sand
wchc- six barrels of crackers and 300 pounds Of cheese
Prior the meeting hc the speaker, elegant din
ncr After the parade Mayor White entertained a num-
hcr of prominent visitors at his house Hamltunyc
Though Dutchce County has gone Democratic at times
il Will give Blaine iou,ing majority ncAt month.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
COMING MEETINGS IN BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Young Republican Club will
hold mass meeting in the Academy of Music in that
city tonight The principal speaker VIII be exSecretay
Fvarts II is hopc.l that the Rev. Dr r. s. Storrs will
roste and make short address but the Illness OF his
son in law may compel him 10 bc absent from town
The Central Blaine and Logan Cluh of inc Nlhateehlh
for.lnye This evening The speakers viii he l.. = Iay-
The unifor,ncd Blaine and Logan clubs ~ the Twenty
arst and adjoining wards will parade in the principal
streets in that part of re city toilght Dr = d. AZ
wood will lee grand marshal.
The temperance men supporting Blaine and Logan
viii hold "A meeting tomorrow evening III MasOhlc
Temple In Graml->t. The speakers will hc the Rev
NIcs@r, g. T.. Reed ". I. Philin~ and ". :. Capp.
The Irish American AntiC cleveland Union Of Kings
County ha. cd long addrc-s setting forth the reasons
why 1000 American citizens of Irish descent who have
never for. NoteJ Republican IL kct, oppose Cleveland
and support Mr.. Blaine.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
BOOTS And SHOES or EVERY KIND.
Feet of oil sizes. tendencies and pOSsibiltie!

ItVI Ut UII NTI'~f IITIIVTIIIfTN
belonging both AMI Of all find good and
Snbstan ia coverings In a manner of accredited yarie-
nt boot and shoe store Of Alfred taumeyer ~
Twrlftn>t and ~Nih-aVe. Boots and shOcs. slippers,
ruhh and all the species of the genus shoe display Cd
there a present IN most ATTRACTIVE manner IN me de,
Md Top buttuucd and all the family OF huttoned shoes
including the extra wide ones Tor sole> demanding mueh
spread There those laced az the side those Win
tine spanish ar,hcd mstcp the Maukeuphasi the can
Vass and the quilted busi'n slippers ana sandals arg
there In wondrOu- array, an seeming To say Buy me-
oxford and opera slippers abound. imported and dome
tic. Misses and children can find pedal comfort there.
The gents" not fpI gotten. Their foot coverings
range from patent leather 10 the scamlcs, Congress
There are also provisions for boys and youths liners
/, large custom department and rubber department,
orders by mail are specially ~ also are the "A J'c
sltf
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
"THE WORLD" MAKES MORE ENEMIES.

There i a storm or righteous Indignation
brewing in the store of Brown. Wood 4 kinsnan The
wrath of forty honest has been stirred up by another
.crroncou. statement" in The Word In ia Issue OF Oc
tobcr II that paper stated that cit was reported tha
vote taken nj the dry-coods house of Brown, wood
Kueman re suited IN Cleveland %, Blaine y, hut th1t
the clerks were al forced to join I'm the Rcpuolican
house. said vest .rlar: That j. htrrticcl l"' ana or
men are after Tie W0r'd to provo f.. fdrnc~.. Iae
WoyH made q similar statement I'm re- ld tn tlr banner
raj .ng on saturday. The store locked and 20" th"
cmllnyc. had tie privilege ct going whore ui's chose
both f)cuus ald Republicans. Ilr hone vote ln
our store was: Blaine aud IosJn. 50. including tlr SIX
members ot ihr firm; Cleveland and ilrndrckS. lp ~
ilu the procc. ou ae Republicans and voter, Tia" Dem
oer1f. ID i've been report I- That afraid io publish
dpniaI ~ tic flch.el rh. hole affair hra l'u-"d
M. md lnnll NJ llN. l. 1. dI-.u-tn-.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
NEGISTER TO.MORROW.

There are but two more registration days in
this friday and saturday. october - and 20 100
not put oil m saturday what you can Just as well do to
morrow Irocustnation has been the thief oi many an
honest vote. You cannot tc what may occur siur-
day o interfere win the last opportunity to register
y our vote for The coming election E,rn Republican
slunid remember That every vote counts, Hd That ~ ~ u
the utmost importance both o sNt'r uud oNotc oirN
Tho total registration ti4 year m tH ,tiA should hc
ann, mere near 9.1OOO. The total r,FstIaiion Ia l-~O
wa. 4IGo9g The nr-t two day. oi Tie tcfrtal"u have
,ccd ll2 3 names on the poll and n ihr i'un
,, ,,,s t,,r should be- iuy .D,uOo added. The uf-t
dN oi registration brought ont t,''J nnr' ana ihr
second $40. making the Total ior th' NV" "'37 4"-,
a l3 which ~ an increase OF 81 ~ over I7"".
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

AN TllSIl- AIltllCdn NtUWDIT'dT H'VIIiI- N'0
held last evening at NO. e. East Broadway Edward g.
H,rues nrc,ding Colonel Boand cX-Iudgc Grow and
other gentlemen spoke. This club has now over 800
members and the ll~t is steadily gfoWHg.
The hall of he IIisl-A American Republican Association
OF the KIN District. No. 2p6 West Thirty seventh g.
was crowded last night. \ vigorous address was de.
livrrcd by Bernard liglin Major john 6. Merritt and
Colonel Hermann carter also spoke The cldb al PICS
cut numbers POO members
An enthusiastic Blaine and Logan meeting was held ai
IINlnud's Han. No 4oO Icarst. t-t evening lhc nan
and stairway were crowded, despite the rain. Robert J.
Martin presided and speeches were made hN General
Denis T. Burke Edward Holmes. Editor Of m I,p1ich;
William VI. Dul e and faul BuNton. The hain,H oi hie
Republican candidates were heartily chccrcL
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
NONfN1TED FOR TIE ASSEMBLY

Troy. Oct 22.-Tho Democratic Of tho Iv,,
Assembly District ~ Albany County to-day nompa,,s
j, H. Hardin. of Woat Troy ""~a
Troy, oct 22-fho Republicans ~ tho INA Diste, a
Rcnssclaer County have nominated Frederick Al,, ~.
the Assembly. Ia the I'D District thoy nominated
Donors: =. u. Lake, who was prcyion.iy nom,n.,s
having Withdrawn.
nations were made to-day: sullivan County. Jamc. ~
Decker DEM; Martin A. Smith ulepJ o,,.-
County, Ist District. Samuel Carlisle (Rep); IA n,
lrcl. NrOrgn NJ. lTcnn Dcml - ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
STABBED BY 4 DRUNKEN MAN,

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.--A dispatch 10 The bd",
Nc,rS from Cairo, Ill.,, says that passenger i'po.
frghtful occurrence on the iaducah and Memphis "s
on sunday night. Herman Marshall oi b!'I''N
Tenn. ON the train intoxicated. ana m'uVvV" 49,,
Boon uusfcttios, OF MaysNic. Ky, who Stlu,A "d a"d
Marshall eat and slashcd lml.iotiir's heid l la. ,hs
shoulder. badly and thc latter uucd and ran nlIp NJ ,hs
PLATFORM whore Mar hall followed him, and N
kuf into hs bowels and threw him from the tf'n T1s
passed over q hrle the victim falling hrc'n ',I nst
unn backed up, and ia" Wounded man. VIZ" 'a",s,,sL
alive WA. taken nu board Marshall was not aiie''''"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
EXPOSING AN EVENING POST MANIFESTO.

SOMErvGLLE, y. j., Oct. 1.-The business
men along the main line Of the Central Railroad ~ New
Jersey are enjoying the jokes circulated AT the expense
OF the sixty -o-clllcd Republican and Independent
voters of rlannod. whose name. wcro attached to an
address published in Ihc ErHD,J Foa ~ Yesterday
The addrc. consisted of the usual TRADE AGAINST Mr.
Blaine and the declaration that the questions ~ human
lht, aud honest money lrc settled uud That upon those
of The ta1In and ci, service the reform party lines arc
NOT drawn number of the sisnDrs of the rrir1rl,lr
document never voted flr I'puIINIn ticket. white nine
ol jo uf t,i are ardent I'u,''t 1 iht doctrine Of
free trade This mantle stu a lru It and those v lo
rign,d ID are thc laughing stock col uls section of Sow.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
BERNHlRDrS LIVELY W0RK.

Prom ITuM London. -, Iern
Posters having been put on the doors or Sh'n :, .l
hart's house IN the AVcnuo dc Nilers sauhs ~ her
her furniture about to be sold al tc rcq oney for
creditor NJ Chabrint to whom she stil owed hV . tho
the purchase OF the Ambgu Theatre no ionso .ried by
encgotic lady, who at lyons at the uh' hr man.
he urht train nrri we'd at Paris a. rushed 10 hun snm
oihusineSs's residence, collected the hee.r. took
uiOOOfl, paid Chahrillat tore down the ay,nns.
the train for Nancy, and played there 'no '"'A
Not bad work, even fVr SARAH
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
TRANSATLANTIC 1RIVELLEPS.
he steamer Wcstmoreland brought among

The steamer Wcstm0reland brought among
her passengers Yesterday Or. and Mrs W. o. s'lunal
Clement March, Mr.. and Mrs. : Nctcaltc W. H. LPl"
colt. Mrs. \. V. Kant Mr. and Mrs. H. H. McAihur u"
H. l.. Wolf and the Rev. VI. {. IT, Hem.
The steamer DcNouia brought Mr.. and MIS- ''psV
Jarduc. Dr. Mccullough, Mr.. Carmichael the Kew a."
Little. MIS-. Cuburu and Captain Craig. , III
The steamer AmcIiquc took ont yestrpay l. IL - a..
ngstou. Countess dr McraN, Colonel NoCdhahi anu JUN
de la O'C CharlOt. ,v
The steamer Wicland took the Rev. Joseph kriktA "
III. Willis. In. and Mrs. Charles = DALEY, MI blaA" y
DumOntril aud family. and :. \. Wolf.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
THE INDEPENDENT CAMPAIGN FUND.

\ CONTRIBUTION THAT HAS NOT BEEN ACKNowL
IDGID.
10 the EditOr Of The TrtbuHe
SIR I: Last Saturday | sent by messenger
boyas per ncoscd copy, my contribution to fhc Eccng
IosfS " Independent Campaign Fund" la last nights
ssuo Of The IOSt saw hccn specimens of the letters
received at that office. Although several were matcd
burn this" they were Published Tho paltry SUN of
N2jl WAs The total pOcrpdt of tho nftccu contributions
can lOu ten Why the writer's muul,,ut gitt va. not
"a, know lUuird hA the respectable. hut poutc
organ. me Ereaihg l0Ni Your obcdcut servant.
Ncw lorh, oct ~, l~~l. ". Mrtrr.
T. S.-Ihc contribution was paid with "A hill issued hy
the Democratic part, when Wa, trl INK To- establish tho
" COuicdt rate states of America"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
LETTERS TO THE STATE COMMITTEE.
A

The Republican State Committee Is daily IN
RECENT of letters from all paris Of the state expressing
surprise aud qualification at the size Of the business
mems dcmonstration Oh Monday.
Ex-Attorney General Leslie " Russell writes that lac
has been through Franklin, ST. Lawrence and os"cgp
tountles and adds: gratined 10 report interest III
the cause OF all however, who heartily cNinto ih'lr
deep concern for the VI the EepuDleah ueke
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

OGDENsBCRG, \. T., Oct. 22.-The Repub-
lcan meeting in thi. city erday the largest
seen North OF the Erie Canal The pmmcd knights of
81 Lawrence and Franklin Counties joined. and more
than 5000 uniformed men were in line az the parade.
William H. West. of Ohio and stephen 4. Douglass. of
Illinois, spoke from stand and Major H. X pangDorn,
of NcWJcr.cy, and CWic, II. Sawyer of Connecticut
from another. J. L. Uuilycr, of Iowa. spoke m tho
opera House n the most enthusiastic dcmOuair
ton ever made 10y the Republican MASSES OF Northern
New York. and II indicative of what may be expected
fi.f,. i'm A,.K,. ti.r
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
/ mLnDLNa ANNIrHRslRK

DR.. and Mrs Edward I. Barnes of No.
West rhut, thr-t celebrated the tenth anniversary
OF their wedding a, evening. About 100 guests we're
present iuc!uimg many mcnbcrs OF Nh Blmess Chap
fer of the Eastern star order of Nas0ns Music aud re.
frcshmcutS enjoyed The guests including Dr and
Mrs. Warren SchoonoNcr, Mr.. and Mrs.. william Della
mater. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Woodruff Lieutenant ).
". Groc>hock. t. =. A.. Miss L. \ Lebanon, Mr.. ard
Mr. j. ". Beatty Dr. : T.. Davenport, Miss Harriet
Mehh and Miss ilurA ". Barnes
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
.uEN or BEIGHE

"Gracious me- said old Mrs. farNems ius.
chow much do these English business men "''S"'
how T. .. ,h,,
don't weigh any more than Americans, do lh'!
Yes. they do, too"
" what makes Sou think sof - then,
"MCll, SAW Ia the paper today lhN ohV No
failed last week, and lost forty thousand Ppnnbe,f
wonder he failed should think he won!d loss "'
entirely. and BE- "A living skeleton"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
NM. nrNnRllha IN NuNA0n.

CmCAoo, GOT, 24.-lhnmas \. llondicks
0lukc ht,r tot-ht ou ue invitation of the Trade and
Labor tnlou,. At uuon hr sat Pullman, ani about
5000 Noraucn and rc,dcut, OF tAo town assembled IA
front ol his hutr aud he addressed them briefly, This
afternoon comuitttr From the Labor Unions went Ia
Pullman aud escorted him 10 this city, arriving at 5l3
ococK. The time of his arrival not generally known,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
WHAT DolS Err. P0LIIzER MEANT

TO the razor Of The Trfbune.
SIR: mcoso circular sent ont to Alabama
from the oIco OF The Aep York world The exact pur
pose of 1t little obscure but II The World Editor
intends It rs warning that to have another
lac will please excuse tho South. when the Repnb
cans were threatening to whip the South back into
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

a rousng Republican meeting was held on
Tuesday night In Bergen Han. Jersey City. Thomas
Potter presided and Joseph L. Barbour OF Connecticut
delivered stirring address.
The Republicans of the INth District held a large and
enthusiastic meeting and torchlght parade in Central
ave. near Beccker-s Jersey city, Tuesday night
General James a. Hail. OF Maine. delivered eloquent
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
10 hc Edltor Of rAc Erenfng Post

TO IHf H1I0r " Ihr Erfn IHO FOst
SiN: In your issue of October II you urge your
readers to contribute aims 90 enable you and your friends
to continue the dirty and nlihy work to hcsnrch our
uuro President take pleasure IN nciosing for your
noble cause ~lOo money ISSUED by the grand old party
that You want restored to power
reader of your paper from 1870 to October l. 1854,
IL Last bth ST., oct L., 1854. ". MuLtF.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
Ihe Knrld
me World.
Sfw-foHK Oct. 7, isa.l
tHIlntY. Ala


DEAR SIR: VIII you please send IRE World Tho n
an acuve Dclnoorat M each post Office IN yo,ir enn,
The Republicans ARE threatening that CinycJansy,
not ho nnnNuaod II he IL elected by the yn,.a shsh
kouthern states, which they claim WV" VI i've
lho tiand of 1876 must not b" repeated. nnd tho n
cratic hoats must leo warned II II u attempted mo
shall Try to do Yours very sincerely. "" w
Jostri Prtif,r,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

about one mile long. Speeches werc made by j. @.
Torert NJ m. Ciere,and Leader and sosator u. i
Hughes OF Philadelphia. Tho xxyTIth District s fully
aroused and Is determined TO send G W. Machey 70 uo
@,oss No man connected with tho Morey letter forgery
A. W L. scott IT, can represent this district at washing
TO
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
GocRlANp couNW NoNNAuoSs.

~ Sew titl Iu-cid, nominated Aoulo lil,l for A.,
-rmhlv, A. =. Bush for ~chuu tpuni- -.nucr. seth H.
Cole for District Nttprnr, and Garnet Van No-tud for
County Treasurer. Nh B.rll Wits Dt I, M -.fc fo.o-
Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

tho Union. In the winter OF 1900 and 1901. ths an
cratic hosts of the North told us that II Iinco Demg
attempt coercion his soldiers would have to houA
tne bodies of dead Democrats The South viii Ioh oyef
piaceny on the next fight when the Northern COM
go 10 war 10 resist repetition Of the fraud raN
Count IA out OF the next war sorTJJrRs Ip y" ls7Q
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
40 MoREY LETTER MEN WANTED.

III TFTH'fhkTfI II TIE T'FIF'T "
CoERY. PENN. Oct. %. Al the Republican
demonstration here last night there nrecn
hundred In thc torchlght lrocesslon and It
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

nonc srpasa the young men who vote this fn for the
frat time President n all the rest of the state com
nares with this section ought to have gain over the
kcnhcnn voo Of $50 Of at least 10000 votes from the
younr men alone"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

LITTLE FAILS, y. Y, oct. 22.-Ihc tariff
sp,c,h made by Albert H. shaw n The opera House last
evening was of the best Arguments Of the campaign
aud VIII make converts.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

~ 'if 10 .fi#.
ihunuhi url 1873 lAu.n Republican muul-
iur .. tli tl,u ,t. ,,."in- nti.h H-. nui,, '.l '
r.unt NI.uH. l"n,tIut ptmhhp. ip u'. ,uH.. "t
DO. rirU.u boo u.iD thr tuniu- ,,n1,tet
itui.r ihoi Humr wiuii',ia .,r suplWlW. Wa ii''D
ilAt aut mini lrl nl thr -.p. m lIi .U.IlH ui uIf
aud Ahu supports Ma Cleveland. Win lhr tu huuNl
olsr u thr ttre ~ tu hi' ptdr ulr l7 ann 'hr uf
afu.tI cot tlr iliut tul. II thr Ten Commandments
uruu amy thluf thD, moan u.l what tlA .af, Hud lh1
ar, ull uf Wrauiut 900 thi'autimu ~ l00lne tuN
were when uftct,d u tc culy twilight oi tuu, hl tIr
trtchr, morality. II religion means any lhlng II m,tuS
purity in private hc II hi, Is uo $50. thru 10 q. hieh
time Ne had u new liInlc aud ne" religion There
Is half way Ia This matter IorElNrhtn~ i0
one Thing, hut public approval ana public coronation
quite another This l. land of homes, of drc-dc, aud
of family nrr-. and Whoct makes war uppn th' sane
titI either public and should hr treated rs
-uch. something than politics l. tdl lu this
land day. he honor Oi the household the purity Of
womanh"od and the nobility OF manhood are AT stake"
n Is Therefore tmr FOR velvet sentences, but II s
time Whcu should speak words OF fire ana think
th0ught, that burn
Unwugnc-, to support Mr.. Blaine for any cause does
Btcchcr that Mr Blaine h9s written some letters he
does not like. II forget not, Air Bccchcr once wrote
some letters the whole community did LDt like. And
these letters made the basis of suit at laW which
for mont ~ and months shocked the moral of ali
CArsicHdpn a, no other suit In all time had done.
and Ari, with charity mover surpassed. ANA with 70
confidence IN outward life ~ rrcttudr never
before cqualcd, the jury and the people by vote OF
uiuc three rendered verdict. Thou art not guilty
lid the rules al construction been applied To Nr
rccr, letters That he seeks to apply o. the letters
beloved pastor of an houprcd and heroic church but he
would bc oltcd,t n this community and pcrchancc
inmate ot the pcnit'nl2p Itself demand oi Nr.
B"c"hcf.a man whom I have loved ana honorod. AMI
whose friend have always been. that h" should. in this
campaign at least hdnl the Scrip'wal injunction ot
doing unto others ~ he would that others should do unto
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

gentlemen who have recently adopted that % uoc-
Urine of the remnant Ilaughter ~ . ,, ncas
American doctrine. I opposed Mr. Bhlncs nou,-
ination at Chicago. hut then | saw, anu eueiSs
man who didn't view the scene with anmi,~1, ,n ,,1
eyes saw too that Mr. Blaine was nominated IHiy a @
eauarely because the bulk of the Republicans III 'ns I'VE
pnblican states wished him to he their nominec th"u
and prolonged applause. again and again renewed -,
Mr. Blaine was nominated by the votes ol those Nhonl
Abraham Lincoln lappausc used 10 cell The pam nnu.
Se those men who compose the bone and sinew ol lc
Republican party l0ppauseh and TO whose presence VII
the Republican party owe Il that has hccn uie uv
fnent partv IN National affairs FOR the past quarter W
century. Renewed applauscl l do not mean !" ueo
nny Office this although have been oh'', . W",c
than ono nomination mainly because ot The lnpu.U"nS
that would he aacrihol to me IL dd. No' th.'
what they say my motives are. hut to snow NM w. w. n
pendeut rpnhicnua who have come oui Tor lihl INV
done az entirely uninlupuccd by any pcrHnna ,"hh's
Zion AnplansoI There are two clAHers ot Imirlvnu"'
i,n,trnna' onn which does nothing iacf hut ctiti,scR
what othcrp do 10 that class do nor mi"mS wv
f that nn st, whore 10y tnl' 'rttsn'o anu '"u"
zion frci thnt henng with the Republican party