Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22
The Political Field.

MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
TAMMANY RATIFIEs-NEw YORK CITY NOMINA-
TIONs, ETC.
Mr.. Blaine continued his tour through Indiana
yesterday, making speeches at Huntington. Wa
bash, Peru, Logansport, Kokomo, Upton, and No
blesve to large crowds assembled at those places.
He spoke mostly on the subject OF tariff for pro-
lection Of American industry. He was accOmpa-
MED by Senator Harrison, Hon. Vim. Mckinley and
Hon, John c. New. At Indianapolis, where he ar
rived at four O'Clock, he delivered address to
large assemblage at the park. He urged the people
OF Indiana not to join the solid south against their
GOV. Cleveland leaves Albany next Monday
morning, and Will be in Newark, n. j., Monday
evening on the occasion of the democratic demon
straticn there. The Albany Phalanx has voted to
accompany him to Newark. On Tuesday afternoon
Gov Cleveland will review the first and second
divisions OF the National guard on Fifth avenue,
New York.
Gen. Butler yesterday continued his tour through
N,w York state and made speeches at Cortland,
BinghamptOn, Owega and Elmira- At Marathon,
as Gen. Butler was talking OF the election OF
Samuel j. Tilden and the absence OF wit enough
on the part OF the democrats to seat him, man in
terrupted him with the expression, ''Sure theyW
buldOze us again this time" II don't know how
much pluck your man this time has got" the gen.
eral replied 'but am sure he Will not be elected.
The general and party left Elmra last night for
Boston. Gen. Butler Will spend in Massachusetts,
the three days that were originally set apart for
Mr. St John and Mr.. Daniel spoke In the city hall
at Rochester, N. Y, last night
Gen. Logan Went 10 MaFSnallCOWn ana OSk8-
loosa, Iowa, yesterday afternoon At Cedar Rap
ids he spoke during the morning in a drizzlilg
rain, but the crowd was SO great that he could
hardly get to his carriage.
Philip L. MOen, OF Worcester, Mass, republican
candidate for presidential electOr In the tenth dis
tr1ct, has resigned director OF the Central Ma
uOnal bank to avoid all discussion as to eligibility.
An immense crowd was at Tammany hall last
night to indorse Cleveland and Hendricks. Mayor
Thurman and ex-Gov. Carroll, Of Nd, were the
speakers letter was read from Gov. Cleveland,
expressing regret at not being able to attend the
meeting. Letters from Hon. A. 8. Hewitt and Hon.
Perry Belmont were read. Resolutions were read
and adopted, tndorsing Cleveland and Hendricks
judges and New York city oficers, headed 0y
Hugh J. Grant for mayor.
The New York county democracy made their
local nominations yesterday afternoon. Their
ticket Is headed by VIM. r Grace for mayor. At
their convention las. night they indOrsed the fol-
lowing congressional nominations made by Tam
many: Sixth district, Nicholas Muller; seventh,
Abram 8. Hewitt The Irving Hall county conven-
tion last night indorsed the county democracy
ticket The republican county convention adjourned
without suggesting candidates The German.
American Independent Citizens association In
dOrSed the county democracy ticket.
made yesterday: Eleventh district, Pennsylvania,
T. Frank Waters. republican; thirty second district
New York, Daniel s. lockwood, democrat; fourth
district OF Massachusetts,, John w. Sayre, pro
hibittOn
Registration TN Boston closed last night. It is
estimated at 65 l6Q The registration for the last
city election was 64 86, and for the last state cleo
election OF 1880 was Sc, ,367.
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