New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10
RousINa MEETING IN NEWARK.

A ROUSING MEETING IN NEWARK.
PARADE AND RECEPTION TO THE DELEGATES TO
CHICAGo-RINGING CHEERS FOR THE CAM
DATES.
The Republicans of Newark opened the
campaign last nigh. with a rousng meeting at the
Academy 81 Music. Previous 10 the meeting, which was
not begun untl after O'Clock, parade was held by the
Young Men's Republican Leagde, the Robert Lincoln
Corps the Thirteenth Ward Hozworth Association, the
Phelps Guards and number o! ward clubs. The parade
and meeting had been arranged by the Young Mems
Republican Club as reception &c delegates
Fort Riker and Lehlbach Of Newark aud English. OF
Elizabe. on taer from the Chicago Convention
MIR. LehIbach was however, detained In the West
Carrages decorated with the American co4Ors. and with
horses wearing nodding white plumes on their heads
were for the delegates aud members OF the Re
oepton Committee and occupied the place Of honor IN
the uroeession. The various clubs turned out IN
strong force, and the streets through which the
procession marched were crowded with people AT
various points short line OF march there were OUT
burst. of applause while at intervals fireworks lighted
M the sky Onres blazed in front Of the headquarters
OF the Republican Central Committee in Broac-st, and
many buildings in the street were Illuminated The pro-
cession marched TO the Academy OF Music Here for
nearly an hour large audience had patiently sat await
&c fhe arrival of the delegates thsir feelings hav
ing ven. in frequent cheers for Blaine aud Logan.
ON the platform sat many OF the representative Re
publicans and business meg OF Newark
Ell va- o'clock when the Dand heading the process
SION ned int the Academy and taking position In the or
chestFa played an inspiring air, while the Young Mems
Republican Club, followed by the other organizations
entered the hall and took seats and occuped the rev
vacant spaces left in the OF the hail In lie"
minutes the great area beyond the stage was
packed with humanity, and great roar
weaf up when in the gallery proposed three cheers
for Blaine. The given with Vgor that
shook the roof The meeting Immediately opened DJ
the nomination OF Schuyler b. Jackson for chairman
ME- Jackson acknowledged tue compliment in a BRIEF
but stirring speech 1t evident AT that there
was deep feeling in the audience. The first mention OF
ths name OF Blaine by the chairman was responded
10 nv roar Of applause that lasted some seconds
Srhe me.tiou OF LOgaps Was received with The
ss1a, GENEROUS warmth After paying eiOqusnt
rfe III tho characters OF the Republican nominees and
hieav skrfching the services which the Republican
party had the country, tue chairman introduced as
liz first speaker Judge Frank Fort dceSateat-
large 10 Chicago. Judge Fort was received win
,,n6onnaed enthusiasm. He said that the dele
ests. had come from Chicago % say tbat
me ReBubIican Convention had placed IN nomination
ran who WAS more truly representative Of all tnAt was
good And great IN the Republican parry tha any OLet
man In tho country. The speaker SAID thi the
oufburst be had witnessed was prooheeo ia tn
On esgo Convention by the simple aDhou-etbh' y. VI
flame The Republican party nad maze ~ mtssa~S.
h "a seered 70 him at Chicago that no sttbs
could claim Blaine. He belonged 10 the NAsions
ia tyne and representative. me mon 10
l0minafed Blaine came from Repupncal otiss' "nt 80
predicted thai all the States the other s4de o. 'ne
auas WOULD We Republican IL. November 4ls Spe"A'i