New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
MIR. BLAINE ON HIS JOURNEY.
LEAVING NETWORK IN A WHIRLWlND OF
CHEERING.

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was waiting to see him. At l a. m. dispat'h "''
bcen scnt bv the clubs secretary. James =
Case. stating that the club ny ""
overwhelming majority indorse blaine ana L't'u
rs tboir candid atce for President and Nlce-iIo'r
dent and have appointed committee u" ""''
n,on Won wednesday morning to notiiN YOU ~
their action" Mr. blame received the dl~P"'n
sover,l hours later. The members of the commit
tee scnar,tcl about O'Clock. after agreeing 'ome''
NJ the rflh Avenue Hotel az Z. Although none o1
tbom was able to get more thah
tbrec or four hours of sleep every man was
ON time The following answered the lou ,al' =
l. woodruff James \. Case William w. NllhRh'
john n pinsuau. u h. Buckman Il. H. lhoma'
A. 4. Atwood Alexander Rohb. Henry Sanger
Snow. Thomas G. Mexican. T.. A. Moore. I. !" MAY
well. f. T. Rrllnmy. T.. T. llcrlick. D. T. Temple
t,n. f. H. Gambler. William Ray II W Knight
=. +. W1odhnnsc. T., A. Olde. T. \, Vernon, Dudley
n Norris, T. T. Gmnt j, ", Ncachain, &, A. Foht
son j. t. Gullcn. W. Il. Ostrandcr VI, {, burger
Alvin Il. johnson. George Il, rhmbn7, A. H. Cf'"sl'
Samuel Walker, II. &. DuyaL Leonard Moody -
T. suvcrnal Reuben Kuceland, t. White l. H.
Dnryea. f. b. Blssett, &. \. Moore j. o. Carpenter
James II. Thorpe, Nelson J. Carman, ir, W. t.
Wheelock T. IL. Herrick, ". {. Iemlck and ). \.
Parshall.
Walker Blame conducted them TO his father
private paIlor where they formed in line MI
Woodhouse and Mr.. b. Woodruff escorted Mr
Blaine from the break kfast room TO the paror where
he was greeted with clapping of hands. He bowed
and SMILED pleasantly. Mr.. WOodhouse then SAID
MIR. BLAINE The Brooklyn Young EeplhIcah 'is"'
which has membership OF 900 Is the ou'SioWh "l 0
Garfield and Arthur campaign clln organize tou . tb
II has triple ONCE namely 3s'ItV ,r % ,,5 is
state and the Nation II has served the city We'll 'ans
meeting since the Presidential nominations We're mad"
10y practically unanimous vote reached a.o4, nu
pledges lis earnest support yourself and General Logan
l.N
at you in this keenly felt by them our rtso
YOU sir. of our most hearty support.
In response Mr. Blaine said:
Mr. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN or THE BRooNLfN
YorNG REPUMICAN CLUB: II viii De difficult Tor me- ia
the short time that left before my departure Z" G
press how grateful am Ior the compliment ll % me m9
visit especially at this early hour QccL aIli'
datc your iudor solnent. for know the value of young
men il salthdt in campaign young men count
for double know the ful force OF an Endorsement Of
the Young Republican club and regret that Will not
De able To remain longer tna To ask personal pesc"'
tiou 10 each OF you. Applause
Mr. Blaine thea shook each member Of the com
rittee by the hand at the time saying some
thing of pleasant natdre. As he walked down
the line he said: Did understand yOu TO sa
that your club had a membership of 1900 = tie
was answered in the Affirmative. Then ! would
like 10 know, he added with quizzical expression
on his smiling face If they all like this dele
CATION. or if you are a picked lot He was laugh
lngv assured that the committee a far sam
pie of the club When told that $500 had been
subscri he'd inside of ten minutes Tuesday night
for campaign purposes, he said that ammunition
was necessary in campaign and that this partcu-
,,,o,,nt was substantial backing of hIs in
dorsement'
The resolutions adopted by the club were as fol-
lows:
Hhcrcas Tho Brooklyn Young Republican Ciuh is %
Tcpuohcan or9aiHza,on Wnosr Mg,'g1 1 Nv. fiI'i5
tgrf Vale ihcrie firmly to non partisau.hip local
and municpal affairs: ana ,,.. .t.,, ,+ ,-i.,.,,
Nf
,,i ,"r. fniry rspr,.f,i The titucnt elements
of the Republican party than any oi IL, M ,4" ,
r,~Gfs and ouiIions of all OF its members placed noun
mation for President and 'iceIrc,'rnt "u'
d9ilnsn.hgo pg4ny % g, arJ y 1., ,%u.r,r,
shtiify and integrity enuontly qualify them 10 h The
hYhe-i pia'& W IN I4' I 81, l, o." ' ,i e & , Ip'i.ai
party committed az il is boy its history ITS traditions
and it, platform {" tu' care anu a1, ll ~ ,. ,,
of Gi'i service form is essential to and viii insure
continued welfare and prosperity TO our country 'A'i'
l"5+ "5p+,,d That This climb cordially approves of the
nonduatiou Of james q. Blaine and john A. Logan and
our ENe.ntye aud A4yl,ory E",n,'eo' & Ig y i
cIcrt hc wi,he- Of the club expressed herein. and 90
tH end we pledge oW earnest efforts 'n" nearly '"i'
sr,pr,>,c rpo,, THE uorrr
,yb,lo encaged i'm conversation with the members
of the committee Mr. Blaine was informed that a
me-, or, ~, ,,.,it,py IN convey him tot tbc G and
60, Don+ 1,ba Yorp, Ronubl,caus filed fr,n
tho hotel and formed a double column in front of
tbc rv-enty-tIIrd street entrance Mr. Blaine's ap-
pearance was greeted with ringing cheer lie
lifted his hat and was then hurried into a carriage
irto which lanes D. Warren Andrew : Draper
and Postmaster Man ,ey also sprang A second car
ris4e was entered nv Nessrs Chckeriuq Vrooman
aud Colo of the stat. COMMITTEES The hotel guests
bostoned to secure ,oiuts of vantage from which
,,orti,,, ,,r,nse of Mr. Rloi,e could he Obtained
psonle bnrr,-ipo tbronc5 the street. sropped As
tbe ecoutaiuing Mr. Blame started the horses