New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
INSURANCE MEN AROUSED.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IN PINr-sr-s. -
ROGERS AND THE REV. J. II. THOMPSON sPEAh'
Tho Inaurance Men's Rlaine and Logan CAM

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ROGERS AND THE REV. j. II. THOMPSON SPEAK.
The Insurance Mems Blaine and Logan Cam
paicn Club now numbering upward of 900 members,
held an enthusiastic rally yesterday afternoon at No ~
Pinest meeting thoroughly representative ana
largely attended The gathering called to order at
$3.50 oclock by f. r. Kennedy president OF the clup WHO
said that Republicans had pretty well since the Ohio
election and would continue In good humor aftcr the
ballotIng in November He called attention to the battle
aaqs which I'm 1851 had fOated Major Anderson
garrison at Fort Sumter, with which the platform was
draped and referred 10 them as relics of the Vaccinations
and untrustworthiness OF the Democratic party Mi'
Kennedy then mentioned some interesting business h'
tcrs pernine TO the club and stated that arrangements
had been completed with the Edison Electric Lighting
Company for supplyng the club with portable electric
lights TO be carried their hats, at the parade next
week in honor OF Mr. Blaine He called for $500 the cost
OF this unique device and the amount was raised In are"
moments by contributions.
A. NJ Kirby of the Continental Insurance Company,
read the following list Of names of vicepresdens ana
scc,e,ar,es of the meeting which was unanimously
adopted:
vicepresdcnts-B. :. walcott, s. r Blagden Hiram
Forrester Nicholas G. Miller ioseph r. knapp Srn Ic".
sclaer John X Oakley. :. r. Belcher j. f. liastead H.
H. lamport e. M"ore Hscles Snars H. Walton William L.
Anderson W A. Burs. Walter Lawrence. W. Il. Sr"w
ell T. H. Elder George H. smith, + W. ~ ,ror n,ney 'o Crnm
Charles Dennis George ". Colt, james A. Alexs9der'
4. L T.
A. rcck George 6. Ripley H. wempG. william inoor e.
Pate c. F. Iane9ri I'd J. MTmiorot AetllGt TnG@r
biII EG"O' samuel !. Clinton, %%eu r. IT, j. Temple
Henry Her BIachford West Pollock Eierr Haley, H. VI
Krby r. G. Kathhonc, +. r. Parsons. william lle J"
Bouchton II. D. Aliger. F. l. unierhill secrelnf,c'I
J. Skinner II. II. HlckcoH. John NJ llu1rri ~ n H.
Green George stowe Clarence Lyon nieh Nu!'''' ''
"SIm % Gee Club sang number of humorous
camnaign ballads and heartily cncorcd several tinr-
nrouispg The iiooser state the Republicans
I lay
led Sherman Rogers Of Bu.iao the first speaker
Mr. Rogers was greeted with warm applause fohoH&s &
are some OF the principal points OF hS speech ini
i ia a rrmarksbr meeting: 1t reminds me OF one of
those cold nuggets found in California II contains more
real gold than many meeting that ihlEit 1 III w. re
times larger [Appause This il well we shouin % pe re-
minded now and again Of issues that no American
should forget. The GoVernnent Va Wa psG 1ae1
rIpt and had slaveholders rebellion on hnhu ~ lu %
LON M onr position then. and all along since up 10 now
while the Republicans have been IN power are anr}
long povcrl lC1e' ol NO. no. uni t,'as tI ,iori
See with what public spirit we have DISCHARGED an
sand millions ofdolar'. aud paid me htrtcsl ] Wlsn W ",
came due and dollar promised ny the llI''l
day is as good dollar minted by thcm lal'."Sr
and So we want loan t2m"rr"w nc ROW WE % crn bn a. a. an
obtain IL not, M an Interest OF s'aci P ~, 49, g,nd
interest of two. Renewed appau-e We htNr IL spoh
deal Of communism now and we are aifaid oi ", & an'
s c.s Of II here than anywhere else because men havea
fairer chance But If there coll be c9nln W ,
rarfv ICrcat chccrng Did not four out OF every I'VE
Democrats against the passage OF me ac e~NlrIng ~
ihc charters the National banks what ld thcy u-r
10 do by npsetting that system Simply 70 c0nFuSe Ie
commercial stability of mi, country. Alpiai'rl;, ,,, po
IL nectnd and Of which we have an Initiation in the Pen
deton act will be the completion Of ~ great victory is
the putting uf the Shareholders iebelll"i lAp
planscl was In the office asa clerk win ,leNo
land and he scratched his ticket at Iote Wn t
countrv was in peri ParsOn Bccchcr and other dudes
Ilaurher-I don't call them dudes hu that Is what the
Democrats say when speaking OF cnlilyapu gri.',cm %
frenewed laughtcrlarc for Cleveland because tncl
think among other things. that he Is Tor Cyll scr.Ge
happen o get in would make such reply ~ Jefferson
dd ia the New Haven merchants Jefferson found nobody
Inf Fedrrll,s in oficc and said We will even up
ud nftc retu original
tuition" lIaughtcrl. Cleveland wond probably say II
elected I'VE will postpone the question OF Civil Service
reform until matters are eVened up lhehe"eu AuSh
Tme ia Rev John Rhey Thompson, Of Grace Methodist
Church Brooklyn. who introduced as close per
friend OF President Garfield said would advise
on, to side track, to re, remember ,r.tI, TIVE
aughter am sorry for Brother Bef,her rene%c9
ny self Continued laughteI lhete wa a. @ tunel
time. but the Republican party was rot me copS
ICheer.l When Mr. sumner switched of switched on
with him. But there is going 10 be another funeral
shortly. and the friends Of the late Mr. carr schL are re
spectfuy requested not to send flowers Roars of gh
teri And there Is going be still another funeral. for
unless echer RECEIVERS his wonted intellectual sanity
and unless his general health be improved he WIN very
soon be a political corpse. [Applansel Mr. Beecher Is
careful. he says to protect the character of man whcn
founded assaults made against the character OF Mr
Blaine Does he not know tla the grave even OF hlS
child was outraged by hcnds Loud APPLAUSE Mr.
Cleveland On, fellow citizens beware OF Sinali men
with dim inelligcnces and little brains" lChcersl
The following resolutions then put 10 the meeting
and passed unanimously:
whereas The insurance interest Of this city relies
upon sound and stable currency for the peraDence OF
values. the maintenance OF credit. and the cilty oi
transacting ils large and extended business and
WheredS The interest, in common with other
business interests has enjoyed the benefits accr'ing
from National banking system Of unriyaled advantage
to trade aud uncqualled in the security conferred and
Whereas The protection Of American industry has
benefited all classes OF labor and given employment to
canita thereby promoting the prosperity OF Insurance
business in add; to the number OF its patrons and en-
larging its sphere OF usefulness; aud
Whereas The maintenance stable currency the con
nuamce OF the existing system Of National banks and the
protection of American capital and American labor are
three distinguishing features OF Republican, National
policy owing their preservation to Republican ascend
ency and emitting tha party To the support OF nte
gent citizens; therefore be 1t
Resoired, That the Insurance Mems Blaine and Logan
Campaign Club claiming to represent the best interests of
the insurance cOnpanles of his city, so Tar s nose
interests Identified with and influenced by National
affairs VIII use lls utmost ehleaVOr 10 Org aDDui thc
triumph Of the Republican party in the approaching
election and the pcrpetuity of those principles has in
auguratcd and maintained; and finally be II
Rcsoced That it is the sentiment of this club that
James g. Blaine and John a. Logan emncnty lifting
representatives. OF hOnOred epuDllcan principles. aud
for the election Of these candidates this club pledges It's
most Jealous and determined efforts.
ENCOURAGING WORDS FROM THE STATE.
Cheering letters continue to be received ut
the Republican State Committee Headquarters. One
from BrewsteT's station says
one of the largest political meetings ever held in East
Putnam County took place last evening Addresses
were made by Colonel kemnlc, OF West Virginia. aud
Judge wood. % Cola Spring n. y. Every reference
the great issue Of the campagnprotectivc tarn-re
ccivcd hearty approval. Not since the Republican party
had it, organization has there been Presidential candI
dates who have moved the people in ths section To
greater enthu than the names of Blaine and Logan
A well informed correspondent writes:
The Republicans Of Garneryilc, ~ Y, held n pulllc
meeting NJ the West shore Hotel lawn on 1u..day even
ing, October 81 The meeting addressed By General
George ". Palmer ~ sew York. and was biz aucce.s
The interest cvibccd by Democrats IN Republican meet
ings i marked The drt Is all one way, aud
prosecuting aggressive canvass. The Blaine and 10
gih ,liL III" th ~ Wsmrie uiai & " a. marching
Of l3O torches. all Handsomely uniformed 1his section
Of Kockand Comfy VIII show marked gain in It's Ro
publican vote this election.
MESSRS. PHILLIPS AND PEAR DECLINES.
Two of the candidates nominated by the Re-
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