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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
VOTING DEMOCRATS FOR BLAINE.

4 meeting oi the Independent Democrats OF
tic NXh A.. mhly District, composed for the most part
Of young Irish, Americans who at the last election worked
in the ranks oi the Comfy Democracy and carried the
district Ihoma. carroll, who running for Alder
man. WAS held i-t evening, At No. ~2i Thrd1vc. Er,o
,ut ON, ulur-iI tiiIr AID Logan enthusiasts
ideally aGoptc' james ward, John Cbnkiu and John
Roche were appointed a committee To- have . Trans
ptrrnc, placed front Oi the windows
oi the cuu-rDom which sill Doc III
.rIrcd fbc uIc which I'D JYird by tc organization,
Youi- y a.. independent Association OF t'ic NtA A.
s,AIly Di-'i.-. ana tic word. Blame and L,-.tu"
There t.rt! utjuce ou TIE Roll %: tho
lion. and d., urfg+ DARN, tlf tItHpa Mil bee Thomas
J. ion.cr president; George NcAumA- yicr-rro.. l.lt
P.frck Dillon. john Nanc and Joan -uu. secretaries
Thomas r. ward, treasurer; Robert NcLlU -Alil ..g-
-..u. t-.ru.. executive committee: lohI !. r.utI,
Ola rulu: Lawrence Crosby, John Conway John Sicily
and Ids ard Campbell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

County, N. j., Will be opened on August 10, when Gem
oral IIawley VIII speak John Lynch, Of Mississippi.
has also been Invited TO speak and viii probably accept
the Invitation
rho Republicans ~ Orange held largo nnd cnhnsas-
tic maaFneotnR Monday night Previous ~ the meeting,
street parade took place aud the line OF march
mado brilliant With fireworks. Tho first speaker wns
General j. IT, WARWICK OF Brooklyn who spoke for nearly
hour lie followed by Joseph COult, OF newark,
who made n fOrciblc address,
The Republicans OF nngnamtOn, Suffolk County, held
attendance ana much enthusiasm was shown. MI Ken.
uody was tho chief SPEAKER
Tho Independent Republicans % the WIN Assembly
District organized Blaine ana Logan club last evening.
Most " tho members scholars and graduates Oi tho
Cooper Union schools. Cornelius Donovan elected
presidents John Ellison, vice 4dcnt; T. n. Bremen,
recording secretary and W. H. Alley corresponding score
ary. The club unanimously passed resolutions indoors
Ing tho Republican candidates and cOndemning the ac-
tOn ~ so-callcd Independence"
Al meeting OF the Executive Committee Of the indie
pendent Labor party OF the State Of New York Mon
day. al Clarendon Hail. In East Thirtcenthst resolutions
were unanimously adopted disappearing tho National
Convention ~ Chicago, called by the National Labor
party and declining 10 accredt delegates 10 that body
letter received a the New Jersey State Headquarters
I'm Jersey City, from young freshman Of BOrdeutONn,
says that the Irish Democrats Of that city rapidly
giving their adhesion To- the Republican candidates
md that The work Of organization j. about To begin In
earnest He r. confident that the township Whchi5 gen
eray from 200 10 $50 Democratic, VIII give majority
for Blaine and Logan.
The report which has been assiduOusy circulated by
the Democratic papers that Judge Jonathan Dixon late
Republican candidate for Governor Of NewJcrsey, nan
pronounced for Cleveland and Democratic Reform IL
authOritatiyely denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
uR. PEPPER And ms PASSPORT

The Rev. George ". Pepper who made
stirring speech ut the meeting ~ Irhm'n in favor Of
Blaine and Logan az Chickcuz Hall on Monday evening,
said to q TRIBUNE reporter last evening:
~ see T's ErjNy P,t to-day has an editorial IN
which it say, that my statement TN my speech at the
Irish Blaine last night, in regard 10 my expert
cucc with English policemen, To whom showed a pass
port signed bl IN Blame, Is untrue. TIE facts are
these: During the summer IN which Garfield was shot
/ MAS visiting ireland. Wnile WAS at the house In
which was born in the County Down, the neishbors
asked me to deliver lecture on America ana the
Americans" and did So In the course OF II said we
had two millions of women in America, amy one OF whom
was the equal Of Queen Victoria and many were superior
i'm their readiness to aid the suffering. The next day two
policemen called and told me that had made
remarks tending lower the Queen in tile estimation OF
her subjects that they had been ordered To cal upon
me I knew tha- under the law In that country a man
cOud be thrown into prison ana KEPT there
Tor seventeen months without trial and dd
NOT know what u was brS' 10 do suddenly | rcmcm-
hrrrd my passport. Garfield WAS dying and | know 10
was useless 10 appeal 10 Minister Lowell Win all the
emphasis that | could command read the passport
ond 10 the policemen and at the end showed them the
name of James c. Blaine signed 10 IN bold characters.
and said: ItyOu lay hand upon me that man Will
protect me, no matter how Tar away may be could
that This mad great effect upon them They went
away and did not MODEST me iurthcr"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
TAE nARKETS or CHICAGO
STRONG rPwAGD MOyENEsf--A Dgrnr,..
sUrpLY or WHAT.
IL-I rlLLA NH 10


sUPPIY or wHrAr
my TELEGRAPH 10 iiR IRnf.yt
ClnCAGO, July 2D.-The visible urtIy a.
to-day showed q decrease Of only $4,000 buslsl, ~s
q small decrease but bull Argument n wss e,,'',
for ths time " the year when, wheat IA belng, -
from the nter 20 fast Tbs visible suDplv s,.,'''i
Will not cut much OF a figure from this time On ,s
crops are harvested. II Il one Of the pocullar
statistical table, that 40 long as the hgCres are
exerts maryellously little influence but lust as Co.
maximum has been touched ard the deores,, - Us
becomes the most potent of all the specua,,,.,.'
cnces. Among the other gossip current nor. ,.
afternoon was a story to the effect that the ~ ~
statement on Thursday would show an Increase ., &
a million bushels :" "I
August and July pork were advanced to,icb. ,,so
Indication that there are a few shorts 10, \, l.
attended 10. Otner hog products were strong 10 =
- o. There we're only 900 hos az The ys,. i~ !.
prices were higher with packers and shippers ~
s ptcnbcr wheat closed strong tonight Al .e.
with pretty nearly everybody bullish excel few ~ -
scalpers. his Dulishn * Of the er,vd /,
not regarded "A favorable feature oy =
conservative class Of professionals especially An fo g
the fact that the country il not doing ANY bng IN a
market. soid one OF these to-day; The trading = -
together local There so few outside Or I.r. ia-
cept from professional trader in Wal Street, hp ~,
might rs well say There alc none j. rXeri- no tfua
The local rcalprr8 cspccdiN th' small fry have 9,
over on tIc bul sidc tun~ lui. D. au -1lucD' r,y
decline. II the whole country Lad nr s..zal bya ir,
ing frenzy and II the volume VI speculation va. l,rs,
! should feel different, tOr pucr, are YER -
just now ! would rather not Dull ,'nK my.olf
I0-ay's local trade preIt lively. There vqs ls.
i'm tuc roar that tAi, morning oIl o.! tie aA.f hi"
n [t a sIl la.ti.u OF GOOD time, r,r tbe 1ai y ''
tors II rose and fell. Led by Some -Irl er OIL 90
strntorau buyer the voices -ve. ed snl -Hlslsl ~
sub-ided and sWoiled with rapidly altogether mn,
the name tfle volume ~ sound that iI not nor ih,
half flied tie bal. for month. past L'rn te Tr), Ia
men, who have Of late been doing their uidng u .,rr
chral viii .pers woke mp and did some Oud d king Itg.,
novelty 70 zee thlS pork crowd IAe pt VAS A.tsdaE
tiers fun; tAera were bona de bids and oler made c
ally in good faith II was even sand hat slera.
latlve trades contaminated. on The short acrno,
board there were little waves OF strength and Neakres
br TIE close strong ~ s6l2 cents i"r seuentef
Corn for the month shipped at - cents Au,,
pork was up TO T2i so september lald 10 = 42a Ia,
local stocks OF grain showed 242joN9 bushels II shea
here. decrease for the week OF about 100000 tuheA
The local stock OF corn is now 971.5I7 bu-hes ne r.
cepts for The day ia cars Of wheat @6l Of con
and 81 OF oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
NEW RECRUITS IN THE XVIII DISTRICT.

The NYIth Assembly District Republican
Association Ia.t night a their regular meeting al Nine
reentl-.t ami Ilir lave, Edward bunol, tle CHAIR
rendered tlr usc or rooms 10 ai German, Boz the dis.
uct of Republican prochite, for ~ cll moetncs at
anytime ul comm &C.. NJ three wa- appoint a T., in-
dol, ID . 20 co. th.i. action. Lir,, moss members were,
ccrrd and fourteen proposed, making the pre- cnt m m
,rhIp over 500. E-mm. "'.' nmlr by Nr. suth-
crIand. 81 1atc, County william hoinuau and others
Nr sutherland sII t,t % t.e .r cU.u o, Jlu.i O..
Blaine ana john Logan 20 bear thr kcpu,lrll stand
aI the n,- ccutu -o ,hc Aaon ooIe IcpIo-catOd Inc
greatest of the nation had u~un ly been the poorest
financially Hgtlug AGAINST tAr dlurutcH OF early llr,
they Ihir lrc 100 reach the highest position ttalu-
able ly Iuuu H. LurI q. taking 100 49, II earn
Iu-- rs aIt 90 tiuf .rfIDuf, I 30 capital and ihr
resi- q, DO oT, while t'rc - parts went To- labor. % 10
capital i4ii puy % 20 Cove rIfI,ut. lbnUus mIn iu
America. starting with good hclh. lo,lul w'r and "a
my ol tx children. w,- die 90 fpr rid
Al-, -u opportunity uu. enjoyed ll -I.n u.I .IN
uiurr 'uHI,rs. ir rirI'fd O. complete ,a.tuIN ,Yr
Blaine aud Logan Tue ub display uu .i- vull4 tIik
banner OF carry campaigning days, wl.a thr uaHc
"sccOnd ward Clay CluD' and The moitO Always iur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
NYAcE LLOr0R NEN TRIENPM


yell from n crowd gathered in the hall Of Com
merciai Building, Nyack, of quarerof five yestcr-
day afternoon, greeted a verdict Of mot guilty
in the excise case against Lawrence Mcmahon,
keeper Of an unlicensed place known as the Above
In lTukiI st. A. the news spread rapidly II was
discussed at every point nm the village and decent
citizens were loud I'm their dcuunclatlons ~ what
was obviously q" Cut aud dried verdict" Persons
Of responsibility kept ont of the luTy box by
being subpwuacd rs wItre SEES and the men VINO
served were sald TO be i'm sympathy with ne men
who SO openly violate the excise laws. The Law
and Order Association counsel and officers were
Missed by the hall-dTukcn mob that swarmed
about the office Of Justice Cole. The verdict was
assumed to be because OF insufficient evidence; bur
there i not thoughtful resident of Nyack VINO
does not pronounce tine proceedings 10 be an I'M
qualified farce.
The Law aud Order Association will Immediately
cause the arrest Of one or more ram sellers. 80 that
the ball viii be kept moving. The next trial VIII
be held probably at Pearl River. where there Is a
chance Of obtaining a jury unbiased by whlskey
bottles. The jury who served were Charles Pike,
james Kane, Thomas Kane, Alexander McFarlane,
Joseph Kuhn aud MassinO SIdoli. ON sunday the
Rev. DIR. William II. Clark declared from his pulpit
that il would be a sad day for Nyack when the rum
men trumphed. james Kane, Juror, was one OF
the men who rendered himself as bOndslnan for
Mcmahon in March. Nyack is greatly agltated
over the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
NINE TN BoHEy 4ND 5000 GONE
\ HOTEL CLERK Also MIo-tNG-JLWFIlf AND
$500 WARDROBE LEFT BEHIND.


William >. Bgclow. who has been ACTING rs
.i.,f c. ,, o the Or nd Cuio Hotel 'or th' po-' pee
s,. IS mus. ic ,o c her with nIu- rim c'+o's bo\,
and $500 lY u money. ard -c head quarters tr flFc
are oI.ing Tor HIM VIII In y. carbon. t" m'Has'f
Of "a. rpt 3.l to iEIsrsEr. .0rt las. night: Hl-e-
al, Il - boc, with mo for eight mo th-. Tie came
here from Tie Juitcd states Hotel. nd lad been cu.
piovc in tronch'> Hotel AMI tlr Department; ~
rttic p! Corrc"on where hc he'd po-lt 0n- "f tio-'
{ c,npIovci him as night wafclman tor about eight
months ard found MIN Il trus. worthy man. Then }
placed hlin in the sore-room tor mon h, when made
cashier Of the Gaze Three weeks ago he took ihf place
Of the NIGHT clerk. who i taking his vacation u"
gave perfect satisfaction IN every position which A,
filled He was "a very methodci man AMI was always
promptly on hand II O'Clock his hour Tor going
ON Guy. lie was quiet and reserved. Incvcr 81" him
in conversation with any one. lie did not seem
lo have -ingie friend and strictly temncra'"
IN his haldis 80 far "a, know have leaned to-day
tlat he seems t. nave been connected with some WON .
she has probably made demand upon hh Ipl mon
and I'm ha operation he IA, lubbad IN" SAFE Il L. th'
duty o. III aY CLERK who leaves AT mldiel, 10 see Ii
The SAFE door and tHe combination thrown oil
combination 10 the - e.. Tie day cdSl = 'lih- i
receipts t. tht Office ia W lie TN bankers ''Ne' t md
might ana he's placed ia the safe.
" Last MIGHT the day clerk fhici 10 JOCK me
safe. leaving ii for BSr0W 10 d". he sbh'
the door bat failed 60 throw oh M'
conluai uu and some tluc between dto a 'I "IirI
there Wa. 10 one around lc having Scul Cd" Dali oi- o
on some ti4tndi ne probably opened the ~di', l"pn "
Tie boxes ANA ictt the building. There wa $500 IN
nancy and also about - UOj worth Of icwri+ DO tH'
safe which bn might nave tak"n hut for some strange
rrj-on be Oil moi 10 lie also lett behind nm Hnc
wardrobe which c)uiI not be replaced FOR roar Oh hVe
1...f tft.ftt l.t iff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Inc Lincoln NlUD ol INC illn Assembly
District ou Monday evening next Will raise banner at
HroaIvuy aud Eishth-t. Congressman j. &. Burroughs.
OF Michigan; Ex-Governor ". @. stouc OF Iowa. and
others will address The meeting There viii be music aud
fireworks.
Appropriate decorations for political headquarters are
the map-inOuuled portraits OF Blaine and Logan, pub
ll.hcd hy tie Metropolitan Jon Printing Establishment
They heroic SIZE, and the lkencsses excellent
The Republicans of the Twentieth ward OF Brooklyn,
have h,t.d up hug modern wlgwtm Tor the campaign
90 cum nrg'Iri O.. between tfccur-Nc and fulOu-st
u viii 300 pee -ur-. AMI orned with fine ppr-
ttIt. Hl tH ttd l. And handsome btnurts IL Is
,s ...cI .uui many meet ny, viii be hcld &C before
election ay 100 crt Anderson addressed the Plumcd
knights OF Doe ward IN the wlgWam last evening
The Republican campaign Ia Newark and Essex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
i NEW-JERSEY TEUPER1NCE LEAGUE.
CONVENTION AT BOUND BEOoK-WHAT MABEE AND
ENGLISH HAVE ACCOMPLISHED.


CONNLNlioN Al bo' NJ b''""N-NhAl 1ADtE AM
ENGLISH HAVE ACCOMPLISHED.
A L,,,,t,oJ JoIoo,,+,s s+on,.d from, tba O.9O
- H"'i' ' go ''' ~
express train on the Reading oad ut Bound BiooK yes
terday afternoon The red ribbon OF temperance huttered
,.,o,,.,,.i,. s..r, ,ba lo,o1s ~ +boir ooots ord
couSpcuousH i"m the idPci9 VI tIp" 0o"''' anu
many wore buJtpnhue bouquets. Thcy came III
r.snous. IN q call for a convention issued
-, >, -, 1t ,.s., CHI - -roo,, m
ny luc DUN" bi""h he'"'i '''' VIVA nv
The convention called To order I'm the Masonic Hall
nv +,o p,. NJ L,.,r.i,y. og tl, pouud pr,oi, Clun
me nan was d rHtu WI various p''iI"'' EF'H- 'h'
cost % compared W IN 9th articles and - ti~tc-
80 co. ~ t.,. ,,,,r tr,G. ia -Inr.ey Onppsite
the platform Nt@ llir h"'"" "t'IhS iI' 'i 'pitV'
PRAYERS are hciri-NOfcs are cOutcd-We vote Is we
-"
fi'S'
Mayor Mare ON, ~ pl. ntcll, was chosen temporary
ch9irf1au and Holm +. IIaues, Of Rattan.
, $780,, p.,,r., 81 ,r..,,,, tom,
"''" ''''-' ~ NUNS VI A'"-'"' VIZ
portry secretaries. All nan the power Oh
jesus name was ,lluc with q viii and the Rev. Mr..
Tr,rl or ,i ,.~ '.l i,, f-y.r t.'o.llr1 from NJ
49, FL, ,.. ,,...i, ,., r.I and .,. .,,.. wei,
Wa ordered '' Doe -.lt twenty lea 'iu'' ie-P""''"
fha IDiUtl with ttr'--lN Ore. gates, representing
Geo, .'., ,.'.... -...,.i ....,-. wan. men.
i'''4 d" .' '-'' '''.' " ''.-''.' ''-'''' '-N pa '
from Tine various clubs among them being
Samuel GRIMM Of lrourrl1ir and Mr. Gibbs
~ i,.. ~. e., ,r...t,t.,, .r..,..,,,.. T-,i,p Al ..r
Pi''''''' '' ''' mama '' ''
'n Hcif "f more OF 'pLhlH- Il permanent "'-"''|' '"'
was .'"l With the foll owing oNc'r-; Pre5l-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
PRESIDENT ANDERSON FOR BLAINE.
Ills REASONS FOR NOT SUPPORTING The DEMO
CRATIC CANDIDATE.

by TELEGRAPH 70 TIE r7IDJYF.l
ROCHESTER,, July 29.-DemOcratic papers III
Western New-York Just par4dng with great sce
a letter which President Anderson of Rochester Uniyer
sty, wrote 10 Governor Cleveland in The carly part OF the
latcTs administration The lc approves Of the
Governor and the object in publishing 1t at THIS
time is to create The impression that Dr. AnderSonlS III
favor of Cioycla for President This illusion is at once
d.pcllel by the following interview with President
Anderson, in which he spoAe follows: 81 did not
vote for Cleveland for Governor, aud declined 10
3 IN a paper circulated by the Rochester
not vote for Ccfel and and have reached This cone uson
irrespective of The charges made against his private char
actor by NJ. Purcell Many OF Mr.. tlcycHnps olhrA.
acts especially in the carly part " his aImltr No,
apDrJNedIs oil many persons OF Al pJr- hu l~ doe,
furnish sufficient reason why should vote FOR lW
Tor President. While | do nor accept W.
outline - general policy reference g
Dee al tiat should br desired, reform
of t.r tsrI- u.Nitl1' n WIN Dee carr Il forward by
70 uuuarni men of both n1rrs. burr 1li rather trust
thr .ctt-1cu OF t9c drtl''- ton Republican AIWui-r-
lluu tuHu pIrtv that follows tr,r.i. Tho E-Iu1-
...u party rcr... r', more liam. u.tF Che uIl.tral
interests ~ tc cn'ur hIrI iu 'l' .pfu ol labor and
capital. aud toe action Dt thc DcuocrI'ic Admins ration
m reforming moGifiuE the tamil would br u'c~~-liy
All cic 10y hc local iu cit- thI prWiicr0 of tue ~"hth
600 which 30 large portion o. the Democratic strength
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
KElLOGG'S CHANCES FOR REELECTION.
by IElLGkNrn - THE rRlnuyE.

NrW-OULUANs, July 29.-Thc movements OF
tie Republicans IN tho IId Congressional District OF tA.
State are watched with considerable interest. ". T.
Kci,es is the present Representative of the district
w D is the only one iu the State watch sends Hopub-
I.au 70 Congress. kellogg candidate before his party
Tor rrnon ION. hut hc alone in hrs aspirations,
several other prominent men in The party arr known TO
Dee working fer the animation. Ia the race, however
Ecu. has thc Inside track Tor yr,tlIJ} ilC .uiVc
,ot,yc O the district met and ud0rSra him, and later
tltrr wa, LARGELY attended .,lnL OF the loading Re-
uuca- iu Tins district, and thr5, too, trcl area m 60 pc
tIrr.uo.cc. George buiIy, RIAL revenue collector
WAS conspicuous 40 tue meeting dHd advocated hciUtg>
c lms The executive committee decided not To- name
u electoral urret ANITA after the sugar planters and lu-
d.pcudc o. of tHr state have acted the question of
putln ont ticket Blame. This acIiou will 40 doubt
b. coucurr'd iu and followed by the state Central Com
mtlr- IAr Dcnuorat- going tI u Ike strong effort
o. tpuc iIt DISTRICT. Dut tAe Republicans are too
s0a- ld well r-allrl for tGr efforts 60 succeed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
LAUDING JEFFERSON DAVIS.
RANDOLPH TUCKERS SPEECH OPENING THE VIE
GINA CAMPAIGN.


GINA CAMPAIGN.
fgY TELEgkArI 10 IHE TRGBr MI
STAUNTON, Va, July 29.-The Democrats
pened their campaign in the VALLEY By Cleveland and
Hendricks ratification meeting here yesterday. Con-
gresham Ill., Of ONO, and Randolph Tucker the
speakers The crowd comprised about 1000 persons,
many Of WHOM were Republicans. Hi.i spoke m the
Court House His speech dry and created little
thusiasm. The crowd adjourned 20 the court green 10
hear Tucker when H flushed Tucker. speech was INC
eli who have ever heard familiar lie deAued The
Democratic iat ttrH Tor incidental
protection aud the Republican as tariff for protection
with incidental revenue. Among other things he said
"WLen remember how ia 1876 Blaine rushed down
the aisle In Congress- hurting auathemas a. ihr Southern
people his whole aspect filed with acrimonious
hate of them ard OF tnrlr houored leader
jefferson Dave. wonder % TIE iupul ac' W-ch en-
lbes him whining Win au cX preston 81 TO
greet that lac had 10 aliulc 10 me southern
States separate section. Inc l'cPtD-
leaders, has cons anily endea, Olcd 10 -OIy me ~
DOrant negrocs aud hur them against the nte Igcnce
and virtue of the southern people. what Northern man
has come down here tie and taken our
hands with real god VIII uuies. ne % Democrat -
GarHrd in public speech IN ohio, stated That hc would
not shake hands HitI SOuthcruer uHies Doc would
knowledge mat the North altogether right the
Bout. entirely wrong III the ldo cOn1l That atcr~ IA
when Carrie extended Ia him hi baud DO Washington
he refused taking IL account ~ this speech and that
t}BFne "a apop4Zed TO him IN private Tor what he bad
laid IN pubic that he, Tucker never had acknowledged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
TTHE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
wopw op THE STATE COMMITTEE.
rvrursIAsM roR BLAINE AID LOGAN hEPoHIhi
Al nIfANITRa.

,,,rttr.tAqu poV uIAfNE AND LOGAN HIPohIEp
~ ALL QUARTERS.
CLccrG,incaa rcigns NJ the headquarters o INC 'o-
,,,,lc,n stato Committee. Every mail brings niolli-
g,ncc that the campaign Is gong forward ID go'p
sanc Blaine and Logan clubs arc being formed with
anc,ity Chester g. Colo, captain Of thc Port, reports
that IN sicnbon County thcro IA moro enthusiasm for
the Republican ticket than he has over known 80 carly
in the campnign Visitors from Jefferson, 81 Law
renee and othor northern counties report that the en-
thrsln,m for the ticket * marked. and that campaign
work has begun there much earlier than Is usual In
Presidential years.
Numerous letters continue to be received
One from Montgomery Orange County, gave an
account of an enthusiastic meeting held IN Walden on
Friday night, at which Lewis f. Carr made an address
ON Saturday Mayor Odcll, Of Newburg. hoisted n
splendid Blaine and Logan banner at meeting held In
Montgomery. +. Bodine of that village delivered q
flrcble address In The evening another meeting was
held at which m address was made by Colonel James
Fairman All OF these gatherings were largely at
tended.
Another letter sad
4 large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Blaine and
Logan Club of Pears1lls, l.. L. was held on saturday
evening. Addrcssc+ were given by George wallace
and Inv Major \. r. Calhoun. The Republicans Of this
section socd 70 b. thoroughly aroused ana thrF' "'io
also a poodly number of lifelong Democrats at the
meeting There will hc a large increase ma the i'epuD-
lic1n vOt, i'm this district.
4 letter from Armenia said
At one timesthcrc were forty Liberal Republican
voter. ina thi, town. There is NOT now 30 far as we
have heard q single Republican but that viii give
Blainc and Logan hearty support. Some OF us are
badly sold by our Subscribing for " Tie llmct'
a Warwick ~. Y letter gave an account Of the
formation there of Blaine and Logan clGb Of which
Judge Beatlic wa. made president. The writer said;
4 stirring campaign pcach wa made by the Rev D.
G. LnchGald 4 Leading merchant of his place, WHO
has always been Democrat. has renowned Cleveland
and so-called reform and has declared himself Tor
Blaine aud Logan About 300 were pre-crt and we
cxlcrt greatly To reduce the Democratic majority oi
the village and swell that If the State.
From Mt Morris y. Y, came the following report
The Republicans of Livingston County organizing
and forming clubs in every town, and are earnest III
their support of Blaine and Logan. Blaine l. reco5
med "a. the peoples choice The nomination OF try-
land and Hendricks tell like wet blanket upon the
Democracy of Livingston. who under the teachings OF
d" The Rochester Union and Advertiser" AMI General
Faulkner had been daily and hourly told the past month
that Governor Cleveland could not carry his own state
I'm orr county scores of the boys from the Emerald
Isle" will vote for Blaine. Blaine will carry old LlV
mg,ton by 1900 majority, and the state 10y large
vote.