New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26


Sith Republicans last evening Both the National
and State Committees will meet there for organiza-
hon to-day. and members gathered from all direc-
tions Among prominent faces seen in the throng
were those of :. b. Ekus. Colonel w. VI. Calkins,of
Indiana ex-senator Chaiiee, Chauncey l. Fliley OF
ST. Louis. Collector Robertson. James ID. Warren,
II Bu falo and John ID. Lawson, of New-York. Il.
f. Jones, of PIttsburg soon became well known
and was frequently pointed out. Among all the
interchanges of greeting aud opinion there was the
most favorable outlook only. The general ex-
preston was of confidence in the ability OF the
Republican party to elect its candidates by the
same earnest work that has characterized 1T in pre-
vlous campaigns.
The members of the National Committee that
have so far arrived, the ground, are as fol-
lows
Arkansas Logan II. Roots, proxy for Powell Clayton
Colorado J. H. Chafee Connecticut Samuel Fessenden;
Delaware, Daniel j. Layton; Illinois, DAVID l. htter
Maache:ter Haynes; Michigan, j.. r: sanborni New.
Jersey. Garrett A. Hobart New York John d. lawson
North Carolina. L. W. Humphrey; ONO. A. l. Gonger;
Pennsylvania h. r Jones Vermont; George w. Hooker
Arizona. Clark Churchill, and New-Mexco' . b. ElAins
A large number of other members are expected
this morning b. +. Jones, of Pittsburg, is the only
uame now mentioned in connection with the
.hairnanship. Mr.. Jones has consented to serve II
certain conditions, of private nature, are agreed
upon. As II is understood that they will be,
II is looked upon as certain that he VIII
be the chairman. For the secretaryship
Il was understood until late in the
aay that Garrett A. Hobart of New-Jersey, would
be chosen. But he sent word TO members that ne
could not. in justice to his business interests and
his position as chairman of the Nsw-Jersey state
Committee, consent to the use of his name George
" Hooker. of Vermont and Samuel FessendeD. of
Connecticut are now mentioned as candidates for
The position. The general plan of having
IN executive committee of three or five members is
IT'LL adhered to aud favOrably mentioned by the
members of the committee Great pressure was
brought by members TO haveS. b. Elklns accept one
II the official positions on the committee. lie is
iirector in National bank; and for that
reason pleaded ineligbility. The co mmlttee on
headquarters has signed lease for the brown stone
house at No. 242 FIfth-ave, mentioned IN yester.
To-day at IL o'clock parlOr d. r., on the dining
room floor. Twenty-thIrd-st. side. 1t is the same
parlor that was occupied by the Boston lndepen-
dents last week.
BfAINE's POLICY LIKED IN THE WEST
]. S. Clarkson, of Des Moines. Editor of The Ioca
Hate Register, said to a TRIBUNE reporter:
The ticket is the most popular in the history OF the
md Grants fIrst nosinaons We will give it 60OoO
majority, perhaps $4,000. In Iowa Blaine; Tor nIteen
owa Our people believe in him The fact that he has
een persistent and in his theories for open
ng new markets 10 produce has added greatyto
popularity in the Western states Your people tas
IpO it,,
ao i. our greatest fear and greatest commercial danser
The only stagnated times Iowa has ever had the only tes
has stood st have been IN the years when producing
weny times much from its sol as IT could use could
Ind market for its surplus That Is our only danger
he greatest crops have had If we can only be
of selling what we raise our prosperity Is ] "a;
his have watched him closely respect of this, and the
iowa farmers most closely OF all An immense amount @
If -four beef aud pork go to south America % & now
o the Atlantic seaboard then by English Slips Ip |
o Liverpool, and from thence ssSt S ey TN Ine south
America Iowa and the West wants direct market WIN
20 .o1n a so1t6 policy is exceedingly popular
In Iowa, and every farmer understands ~ Inc ach vi
and il is that which is hurting New York and disturbing
its values more than an, any9ag esg region
OF tho United states last year am neFe ~ re & % m es giving
American products what VIII II DC "l'n '"0 "'''
The one ius, commendinr demand in American state
ments Just Is the opening up Of new markets lGs
this that makes the West hled with Bs9e & g thev are
represents hope of selling our sreat crops "ea @ t him
raised Business men and farmers .bnns sTs "io look W over
You NewNork ou'neS, .1ISs ss spu' of the thrifty
business communities OF the ChltSa I'm &. N3ch
ar fhe communities mainly furn ming lts 90
nestle trade four hs OF the Republicans ana ma many Hy al
ness men of the middle states and the Nest OF t9
main 81 seT OF b arc FOR Blaine which the
RDsness men Of the less thrifty states aud communities,
especially in in the 1e sGT .o VINO SR pay men
learn something for the statement OF facts they WI"
s1eeednsy is popular liar ytnd Tth e S
sgricutursts as class For be has Deen the Henu VI
,Sa Ig,icnltnTa states IL s also remarkably popular
with the young men, He represents IN DE @ ~ tSa
and tbs progress viii merit much It is TO be
strong and prosperous at home ana gfes% ami S M aSooted
he very in the West I For b e asd Pete Te
testnts protection TO the adopted AmerlcSh'
WHAT A cALIFORNIAN FOUND IN THE EAST.
Judge Mcclure of California, said:
found the business men in Maine, regardless or pon
nes sl nsn grand man The support OF neighbors
ana friends who have known hlln pest lVt Yeas
III, & was confined to men who chronic soreheads-er
rate men, who are always gongd on n ON tcd me that
tbey were ashamed OF Boston In Conneetlcu1, WneiU 1
Visited in the country found be 3, oa oaprg M the state
Inc bolt at New-Haven led by free.Irsde . pro, pro-
piicate that Baipes popularity grows there daily 1t Is
not the Chinese question alone We are hP iebf can
mn and sa ingate us That ia why we are for BLANC
20 that may have protecton ~
THE BEST TICKET sTSCH 1861.
David r. Littler, of Illinois, said: ~
1rn Whole country knows that Illinois 10 Republican
state 10 the core IL was for Logan n.s' v n sacond
Baine next aud the Blaine men wsro Op sfisfacton
tban sny ticket 1850 We have SET our
~ hall think get more. The Democrats favor l9ve eve
land and Mcdonald for their ucke1 * & IA PPbon~h Blaine
ronI3 almost carry New-York City against CieVe@hu
be should be nominated
uS.NIMIrY OF SENTIMENT IN THE NoNi""N
B.F Jones. Of Pittsburg, said;
Thronpbout PennsylvaLis everything is lor bne' W,
In Quo Il is the same 50 Is tnfouge aS fnyerwbem
q a.. Sentiment for Mr. Blaine from tno Gu ~
tire Northwest All the people coTntry %nG Seemed
"a he Favorable TO Mr. Blaine. When we come ,hot it
nod at New-York CITY the first coohess tound chang.
ing se ennient among business elemenis V W. mall
sugur we'll II there Unforeseen &C. ne will
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