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luton TO this effect was unanimously adopted Entnusi-
asm prevailed throughout the meeting.
ATALK WITH CHARLES L. TIFFANY.


Charles L. Tiffany, of Tiffany e. Co., the jew
cers when asked yesterday for his views of the Repno
can ticket said that be deeply engrossed Ill Dus
go Chicago but expressed his Satisfaction ~
the action Of the Convention. The President was my
first choice" said Mr. Tiffany; he il my personal
friend, aud my lawyer. and naturally | sym
pathzed strongly with the movement for his reelection
But as the choice OF the Convention fell on MI
Blaine, shall vote for him ana use
my influence for his election. He ia the choice OF inc
parys delegates and should be supported by every III
dydual member of the party irrespective OF prior pro
clivities"
''what do you think OF his political careerP
II have taken little interest in politics my time Is ue
voted principally to my business. but will say that
did not think Mr.. Blaine worthy OF every con-
ndcnce and good man for the place would haiuy
support him did not watch his action as Secretary Vi
State very closely and, importer, would not IKE "
express opinion regarding vigorous foreign Pooy'
have never Mr.. Blaine personally, but resaru MN
as OF the foremost of able Americans My impress
sions Of him Congressman, Speaker Oh VIC
House and Senator have always been most la'or'Oi
have always been advocate OF protective taru'
and am glad that that question Is to be made ureo'
issue think the country not disposed 10 free tc
or ready for IT, General Logan have always regarded
e brave soldier and able general and have great con-
fdence in him The ticket il an excellent one ana tnin
could win without NewYOrk state-witn THIS state IL
must win by decisive majority.
RALLYING TO SUPPORT The NOMlNEEo'
The Republican Committee of the .AlAtn
Assembly District met last evening at the Boulcvaru
and West sixty-seysnthst. to make arrange
ments for calling ratification ineeuus'
Charles f. Bruder. tho chairman, presided.
The chairman was authorized to appoint committee ol
five to arrange for the ratification meeting and also
committee OF five to report available officers Tor
Blaine and Logan Club which il to be formed Inc Io
lowing we're named for the first committed William H.
Beamy g E. Dnlen5eck. Professor J. L. y. Hunt, sam
uel H. Randall and Luther Horton; and for the second
Aleck Martin John Reisenweber James Linden George"
Hamilton and Charles G. CrOnin. Samuel II. Randan
offered resolution approving the nomination OF Blame
and Logan He said Many may have been disappointed
that their first choice not selected but the ChieI
Magistrate country has set his followers glorious
example by his timely approval and hearty congrauia
tons to his successful competitor Treacherous ana
tratorous indeed would be the follower OF such Leader
who would not emulate his example"
ProfessorJ L. ~ Hunt said :" was for General Arthur
but Garfield was a friend of mine, and as loved MN
alive him dead. and IT, after years OF service AZ
the House of Representatives with James g. Bllhe ne
thought well enough OF him and trusted him as chie
Cabinet officer. he Is good enough Tor our votes
Blaine man and have been for the last
three National Conventions. II he grows IN poplar es
muatiOn "a grown here during the last Week ne
will have the biggest vote ever accorded President
George W Clark said; =" am one OF ~ ~. - A. so
Republicans but shall support Mr. Blame ana 40 SO
heartily" The sDe alnrs were frequently interrupted ~
applause. ana resolution was passed amid long anu
| loud cheering.