Daily Republican., 1884-07-23

THE BOLTERS.
.c TO BEAT BLAINE"
i.,SxTION-CLEyELAND,
KsfOcKINGs' hIc'
o,u .July 22.-The gathering
nhnnts nohn, = at the University Club
Pslasv'v % dsv was erninently respect
'olua oSuiayified, but somewhat In
Gs ~ composition Besides
70 nuown ur independents who have
'kny"il ~ y,amiliar TO the country by
eus u;si Sc4ricaturists, there was .
s.hsrs. pI,s Young men not long out
A hn, entering into q serious
ot Y, politics with all the enthusi-
J lS, svery one appeared thorough.
ssS' not only with himself put
so lea, ,.round him and with the
I,I 9,bs Conference. But It seemed
,;r ;r' compared with the great
a., ,",hsrine al Chicago. There
!, w have been any difficulty In
|. ., = " GREAT r representation, for II
70 any one 10 become . de-
H. n mil and regular standing,
" credentials required being =
of independence, If a pledge
,O,s % for Blaine and Logan under
C~ms,ances C could be 30 con.
|fOIloving are the States repro
y .bp conference and the NUM-
|sleeates from each; Connections,
orado. /; California, /; Dsla-
Georgia, /; Illinois, 2; Louis
Missouri, 9; Maryland, p;
IN /: Massachusetts. So; New
q; New York, 273; Pennsyl-
d Rhode Island, 6; Vermont,
l6 States and 4f6 delegates.
INew York delegates 1853 came
his city, 56 from Brooklyn and
I the rest Of the State.
mber Of strangers staying at the
Zane in, presumably out Of Gu
| AS it appeared by the committee
|6at il had received no previous
h their Intention to be present.
berson was required to give his
cs In this way States and dis
ies were put down as being rep
d. though they had really sent
Ses P. Miller, for several years a
assistant to the Democratic
Stion counsel Of this city, appear
1--we general charge Of the ar
bents for the meeting. He Occur
conspicuous place on the
|yn and led the applause several
proposing three cheers and q IT,
i the speakers. The audience,
| comfortably filled the small
was made to appear rather en-
Stic, vigorously cheering and ap-
BE- everybody and everything
lprt to awaken enthusiasm wa4
kessful that the Rev. T. Il. Bacon
his speech by saying: "The ac-
bn that We are simply cold, criti'
)iyiduals, without q spark OF en-
knl, Las been completely over.
Cutis, who was loudly cheered
appeared o. tue platform, called
bierence " order near noon and
led the delegates. He read the
the conference, and when ht
u that portion OF it which rela-
the Republicans "who will no
r Blaine and Logan, he was
bpied BY hearty applause. Chas'
timan was elected president
Bt Of vice presidents and enroll
komnliltee was read, including
|churz, General Barlow and G. j
Rarte OF Maryland. The nominees
al elected, Colonel Goldman
made an address. When Mr.
ln had concluded Mr.. Schur2
mat a committee be appointed
on resolutions ; carried. Mr.
read a communication from tn
lal temperance Society and l
tierred 10 the Committee on Reso
u.
Sresses w.r. mads hg Col Theo
LYMAN ofBr5okline Mass Thoma
ton ui New Haven, and Col L. n
nson oi Cambridge, Mass. Th
during Lis remarks said {"
kevfred MI a,lepiance for the tim
to the party to which I hay
ged since its 6irtb. l have burne
lips behind me. fiat the end {
bars ! find myself the humble,
Der OF a new party | shall accept
! ineyitable | think holtin0 ia
thing sometimes. As the con
on resolutions was ready to r,
\ Platform adopted declares "tb
hOunt issue OF the Presidentif
pn OF tins wear ia moral ratht
| po nlical. 1t concerns the natior
bnor and character and hont
ies of government unon whic
latlorm of the two M rt;es do n.
)tially differ,
further declares that the Renuhl
>arty has become 40 corrnnt III,
pagines anyone the leaders mt II
candidate will be summarized h,
khey are mistaken in fhat hel,af
hlr, Blaine IA a corrnnt man an
lime ior n eh .nue h.s co,na s,c
bon tie tariff and finance II 90,
re divided in opinion' We Ana
therefore in ,he cho;ce of ranr
e,iyes aud other otiica~s accord;,
ur Individual on,ni",,s a nf ,ha
VIVA ' i''''oh"i on"
Ter laudiup Mr C,a,alard as
mer who wonId Owe % r. a,ec,. cs
ident, every rsfornes So, m..daa - 80. u 9.
aud who would sil h;a ae.su as; 80 |" ~, "a !,
frrUr, the paltforn conci,.,as