New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10
THE PIONEFR CLUB IN HARLEM.
A SPIRITED MEETING LAST NIGHT-SPEECHEs b.
JT-sr1Cr ANGEL AND COLONEL JONES.

A SPIRITED MEETING LAST NIGHT-SPEECHEs BY
JUSTICE ANGEL AND COLONEL JONES.
A rousing ratification meeting was held last
night al No 2291 TMrdave. under tie auspices of the
Young Mems Pioneer Blaine and Logan Campaign Club.
The hail was too small for the crowd. and many people
We're unable 10 get inside. The hall decorated
with shields and portraits Of Blaine AMI Logan.
R. Clarence DOrset president OF the club opened the
meeting. Around him the platform were seated
Ashbe P Ftch. Leroy B. Crane Charles Patrick George
Aeger Richard Taylor AID Others In opening
tho meeting MI D0rsett said that
the strongest men IN the Republican party un
doubtedly at the head ticket Appraiser \ p
Ketchum read set Of resolutions in which the mem
bers Of the clnb promised TO enlist most
heartily in the cause Of the Republican party IN the cam
pagn Just opening and TO accept the verdict o. the
Chicago Convention as good soldiers Of tue Republican
army.
Assemblvnan Frederick 3. House Of the IXth Assem-
blv District said that he had Away. been firm believer
in Mr. Roosevelt and that with that gentleman
he would give the ticket his heartiest sup
port He proceeded to compare the records Of the Re
publican and Democratic parties and the latter
good dressing down.
telegram yyas read from James W Hustled regretting
that he could not be present Of having
vious engagement to speak for Bla and Logan in
Peekskiu
Justice J. r. Angel spoke Of Mr. Blaine the who
had Witnessed the growth Of the Republican party from
some OF the highest documents contained In the
archives of the United States,' said the
speaker. He is committed to the tenets
ofhe Monroe Docriue the resurrection OF orr ship
ming interests and to every other cardinal principle OF our
Government. The Republican parry f. root ana branch
and limb Of hgnun yite and it never splits"
Colone' J. ". Jones Of Brooklyn said in Part; ." am
81 ad to confess that for long tine have been an
0rlginal Blame man. and have attended several
conceptions In the hope Of seeing him nominated
have seen him slaudereG and eartcOned by
rTttaus from but never expected 10 see
Inc ANGEL. come defend him. The spirit when
mated President Arthur TO telegraph assurances OF his
hearty cooperation lives in the heart ~ every kepnbhcan
n shas been said thar George ". Curtis ana Theodore
Eoseyelt are gong independent party pro
rouuce this q lie and q SANDER Mr., Curtis pronounced IL
such in the convention and Mr.. ROoseye WHO Is no" N
- Paul Mimi, said that he would support the ticket
MI Tones reviewed the Republican platform ana came 10
the conclusion thai perfect document as human
wi sdOl could put together. Logan Is our BacR
Jack" he continued, " and II we don't tattoo these
fellows with him L very much mistaken
We propose 70 organize in Brooklyn an order
known as the Pumed knights Every man VIII
wear helmet with plumes and silver cape tAttooed
with such marks as Protection 10 American Labor,
America FOR Americans, Native and Naturaized The
Republican platform is full OF such tattoo marks"
Aver the meeting adjourned IO2 members signed the
roll makin g the total membership so far 100.