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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

Daggett q T. Maddox, L X. streuse, J. l.
Jensen, Isaac II. Carey, Edward Linton; anu az
W, II. N Cadmus Mr. MADDOX declined To- act and w. u
vosbsaeh substituted for him petition Tor re-
enrolment Of the voters In the sxteenth warn was TO
iected. This action was opposed by MT. Daggett.
who thought that IL would cost the party good many
votes. lie refused to the Campaign
but his refusal was voted down Dy 20 W n, -,
He still refused, and said that ~. ne
should not serve while the COMM zee
maintained present attitude toward the sixtecnIh
Ward case was taken and the committee adjourned after
authorizing ths Nominating Committee to I'll all vacan-
I'll la IN lie OaI "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
THE POST OFFICE BILL.

WASHINGTON, June 16-1n the Senate Mr.
Plumb called up report of the Conference COMMITTEE
upon the Post Office Appropriation bill. and upon his
motion the Senate coneurred I'm the action Of the House
on the Senate amendment apprOPrating $4,000 Tor
necessary and special facilities on trunk ines ahe
House Increased the amount to S25O,050 IN which the
Senate now concurs. Mr. Plumb moved that the senate
insist upon remaining amendments, three IN NUMBER
one increasing the appropriation for transportation on
railroad routes from S117O0OOO to snYtsr
striking the House provision relating TO the Ieaupus
ment ~ the compensation 10 railroads and tue tnlru ~
ding 100000 TO the appropriation OF T%OOOOOo LOT
Railway Post Office clerka. Unanimously carried
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ny aayor smiled and remarked THAT he th0ughs not
u4RRlED WHILE PRoPPED UP IN BED.

A MARRIAGE CEREMONY PERFORMED WHILE TIE
BMDkGRJO M WAS ILL.
R,1TrtoRE. June lG.-A wedding took place
IN a hdroo,n here on saturday evening in the boarding
bou,e Of Mrs Adams. Several months ago an engage
meut was announced between one OF the oel7' VI
savannah an heiress. and Dir. Grey. OF Charleston
some time ago the young lady with her parents, came
North % spend the summer In PonghAeepsie' ~ -
where the wedding announced TO TAKE pAoe on Juuo
a. Mr. Grey was his way 70 F&pghAoeisie' hat Wac
I'll, ,slen ili and was forced 10 remnn In this cry.
1 roup lady on learning Of MS illness sent word "a
he xis coming thIs city tn haye the ceremony pr
sT rs tios In the boaFtlis. -AOusc hearing 90 ler
snIug dubbed together. and o. me surprise % ne SCR
nm In listed ON decorating HIS room with flowers.
li fr ne orruslon. The following evening the erie
% was perforn,d la the sick room. tle patent ying
r,,,ued 40 in be and his bride standing by AIS di1e
T,e tev Lr MnIklanG conducted tie ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator PlumD,
from the Committee on Appropriation to-day reported
the Army Appropriation bill TO tbs Senate The bill ap
proprates s24530 49, being increase over the house
81 35OG53 The changes from the House bill are an m
OF s3l the appropriation for the pay OF INC
Army and OF $50 600 In the appropriation tOr
and hospital supplies The appropriation OF $4,000 Tor
arters for the noncommisoned staff OF the Army OF
5000 for construction OF quarters for hospital stew
ards etc, OF $4,000 for field steel guns ana meS@
car atrfrk enO mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
A CAMPAIGN CLUB AT LONG BRANCH.

At Long Branch the Republicans are prepar-
ing for active work during the campaign club known
s the Long Branch Blaine and Logan Republican Club has
been organized with John Brtton president Eugene
Thorp vice-president James Lane secretary, and
Charles V n. Wilson treasurer. The club has secured
Dermaneut Headquarters in Muhlenbrink'5 Block, On
broadway A large readingrO0m is furnished with The
TRIBUNE and other Republican newspapers. lbe rooms
OF the club will Kept open night aud day until after the
election in November The club has nearly 100 meHl-
bers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
SERT0Us RESULT or FOOTING.

Henry Chaser, age Is, OF Tenth-ave' anu
left elevated train al one
and Ninthave last night several
bovs with him we're fooling the PLATFORM wheh sud
denly CHASER was pushed OF and struck ahead oil h'
tTa was struck by the locomotive ana had MS sAu Iao
t Roosryet Hospital IL WA said tha1 hs "ouId die'
r., arrests were made.
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rnE president FTsRIEG.

President Arthur and Secretary Lincoln went
% sob oyster Bay l. L. yesterday morning ON a hsHing
oror.ion a. guests Of William Floyd Jones' whose vel
brown trort ponds are two miles east Of that vase.
TIV 9ers expected to return Last night TO the fHth
Avenue Hotel, but did not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

amendment intended to be proposed to the bi proVns
thai building shall be forfeited that "a held ana ooo
pied exclusively for purposes OF religious worship A..
Mr. Vest offered amendment 70 the seiection In'as
provides that the lawful husband or wife snoul be
competent witness aud may be compelled 70 TESTIFY ~
prosecutions for bigamy. Mr. Vests amenainenb Pru
vides that no shall the husband or wire DO COIL
peent witness except 20 the fact OF lawful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
WHAT Ex.ALpERMAN HAYES THINKS.

Fx-Alderman james W. Hawes said regard the
failure to sign the Tenure OF Office bill AS unfortunate es
pecay think it will thus be made not so easy
IN rat the ud of candidate want for Mayor this fl
b;, "a he will the shadow but not the substance Of
responsibility regard the objections OF the Governor
to signing the Tenure Of ofee Dill as unsuestanIai aad
~ no weight II looks though the Governor had
vthhed MIA signature FROM this act win view 10 ssc
tn or retaining the favor and support OF hubert u
tTSaon,nson and his friends. the County Democracy"
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CELEBRATING BUNKER HILL FAR.

Bosroy, June 16.-The Bunker hui Jay Gel
80, va, oDened in Charlestown tonight with
80 toreblirht procession under the auspices OF the
MYSTIC order OF Owls Large crowds OF people from the
citv proper and the other suburbs witnessed ths
sion All the public and nearly al the piIN- ,Iar III
go a .orated and Illuminated. Tomorrow theie VIZ
he an allegorcal procession end NUMEROUS Sports auu
81 ercises in honor OF the occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
: I-NnorNpEp TNTHrsIAslI ZOE RLAINE.

Garrett A. Hobart Of Paterson, y. J member Of the
National Republican Committee, who in the city yes
terday said TO TRIBUNE reporter;
The enthusiasm for Blaine exceeds even what his
most aapg1iue friends had expected. New-NOrk City
will wake up pretty Tie country makes and IN
makes the metropolis and whatever few may feel now
the nsnv will be an right In November. New-Jersey Re
pubcan are all IN line and the fight Will end ylctorl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

GovERyMEyT NDrcATToys.

WASHINGTON. June 16.-For New-Engiand,
fair in southern portions local rains and partJ
cloudy IN northern portions, winds generally from South
east 20 northwest, followed by variable Winds sig1'
changes IN temperature
For che Middle Atlantic States. slightly warmer and
far weather variable winds IN southern portions west
ery Ninda sIing % sontherly In nortLera R0rti0ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS READY FOR
WORK

TIE GENERA COMMITTEE ORGANIZING A CAM
PAIGN COMMITTEE.
The Executive Committee of the Repubb-
can General Committee Of Kings County met last
night IN Everett Hall. Fulion-st. 10 ehoosS
a chairman for the Campaign Committee. MAYOR
T. e. Hobbs presided The nominations o. bs ~ a Ts
IoeaH 7.sro approved and comnitieo % .t nv
vas Amounted 10 select d campaign coln cor
Of niaa Tue following were ehossh anu 49,
ss.a.nf1Ss Eauia PACKARD L. II. AobbSL ASsSs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June 17-1 a. m.-During the clear
weather Of yesterday the changes in the barometer were
slight, the movement being downward The temperature
ranged between $50 and S60. the average 70' being
3so higher than the corresponding dag last year aud
9lso higher than on sunday.
Clear and fair weather. with slight changes in temper
atarcs may be expected to-day Ia this city and vicinity
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nrorrs OF TIE CAMPAIGN.

In Tarrvtown the Blaine feeling is unrestrained The
president of the village Nelson j. MoCutcheou "a AZ the
head OF movement which he says Is TO crystalline on
Thursday night demonstration that VIII surpass gu
fornr efforts In the political history OF that ocauty Mr.
weCufehenu u large personal following IN D1tn pI
trs has induced not few Democrats 70 support
Blaine and Logan. s-.-..i-.. ...
evening and after endorsing" the Chicago n0nlha
t,ons formed Blaine and Logan Campaign Club.
Blaine and Logan Club has been formed in the Third
Ward OF Elizabeth, \. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAUCUS.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The Republican
Senators held this morning upon the Mexican
Pension bill The ingalls, amendment proposing TO remove
the limitations Of the Arrears OF Pensions act was so
modified extend the provisions OF the Arrears aco
only fled before the first OF next January ana III
this shape was approved by majority Of the caucus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

The yssilf0ns IN ths BY tent
ofneh ppsaeeaar Ines give divisions fms To- tse hyu
mlinTt
danns lteed lac prsea
tAa ysssn In Indicated trraogsts a. ~
f1arnAey, ss Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

PotterN b. Potter w. Potter, A. Potter G. T. WiiDeur
Austin sseTens Miss Austia steyeas General MAX We
Der, Mrs. cler and Ira. Ioulton.
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Knanp's Root Beer Extract.

2jo bottle makes 10 gallons KNAPP celebrated ROOT
BEER In liquid form boiling The most healthy and
economical beverage the world Send for circular DEPOT
Ss2 IFuuston-st New-York. sold by most druggists
49, y-,pts The address, OF any member OF DR..
Na1iey's tam Iy who No. l3J Sec0ndaye In the
year ls4o, b. u A RUSSELL IrlmDie' A'henS N0u'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
YOUNG MEN SUSTAINING OLD-TIME STATES
MAN5HIP.

To me Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The nominations ut Chicago prove
that the superior craftsmanship which guided he RepuO-
bcap party in its earlier days still lives The Ticket
Rloine and Logan meets with hearty response rom an
overwhelming majority OF the masses OF hepupncan
-. IT, a ticket that the young men support
would suggest the propriety Of calling Young Mems
Convention at Baltimore TO Iaty the WORK 50 Wen conc
a Chicago. ~ N'-
Yo1e r. T.. June ., 1894
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GgsclaG Notlces.
Diamonds.

RASDEL- BARRYMORE & BILLINGS.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF DIAMONDS,
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEWELRf,
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,,ayscys,,. ReIia;,,e and Cbeap.


50eent of Patts Chores contains more radical
disnfeeng power than pounds Of chloride % line or COP
Although powerful yet " n entirely oofiess
SIMPLY needs diluted with water before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
ForyD WITH 4 BROKEN KSEE-PAK.

William T. Allen, age ffty-three, OF NO. ~
East Eiebtysecondst was found At Grand-st ana the
Rovery last night suffering nom broken knee-an i
Wa zen 10 the Chambers street HoADIAL
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Ready Tins Mor1aD=.

THE sESfI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
t,-,co An WrapDsr traady maingl, coats pct COPY
Ope copy one year I. 80 ten copies an An 0A"~ s-
PS-L.se "a A. Cases ''' " VAC TfIE tribune Sew-NorS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

DHndborEs fcrfutue bUSuiR -.
LundbOrg's Perfume, MGrechal Mel RoSA
Lundb0TR's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LuldDOrg's Perfume Lily OF the valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

bold statement say that any medicine is never
known fail" but stated onphatcay by the proprie-
Kidney and Lverl REMEDY. This medicine
specific Of Kidneys liver and bladder aud
has a reputation OF thirty years standing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

wsnt Governor Cleveland brought forward by the Demo
Graz Baines opponent ord cay they VIII vote for him.
look ~ Cleveland the great reforner 10 vetong tne bfii
reorganike the registers Office IN this city ana per
Knitting HubertO Thompson and sheriff Davidson 10 re-
main In Office after all tho charges made against them II
Mr. Cleveland - such refomer he should have started
IN, where he had the chante I'm New-lprk City III we
don't need change here we don't need h anywhere
Do vou think Cleveland viii be nOninaiedf"
NO DO nos think he he lie Is In exactly the
same preslcament that Arthur was In the Republican
contest Tvs own State h divided AGAINST him. The
mutt rule which prevails In the Democratic party, his
feRds vii dare 60 enforce because that would drive
AWAY the lndependents.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
jlolilieal Nsiites.


Republican County Committee.
Repiar Monthly Meeting Republican ttsl NO % West
''"'~' '' - IOuA J. O'BRIES, President.
snIoN A. SMITH, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

Nothing can make houseeleanins easy but sAPoIo viii
ease II very much. Try II.
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THE TRUE CHOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

ORGANIZING STRONG CAMPAIGN CLUB IN Iiib
XvlITH DISTRICT
large and enthusiastic Republican meeting
was held in the rooms OF the XvIith Assembly District
Association at Feth-st and Eighthave., last evening
"a rat'v the nominations OF the Chicago Convention
Resolutions we're offered by T. Thompson 1eoiting the
fact that Blaine almost the unanimous choice OF the
RsDubcan party aud commenting the various features
Stbe plstor which was declared 10 speak in no IN
es-tain tone on all the living issues Of the day. and
Hedging the united and hearty support OF the eiuo
a. the candidates s. N SmOnson, the president OF the
cub vas an original Paine Samuel H. Randall, OF
tbe \ TN.h District said: President Arthur was my
first choice bUt am epIrey sallSie1 WIN ~ 1870
whom aOH know TO be the true ehoice oi tAe pcoPo;
ghe uu rue was not in force at Chicago tnis year eau
he xas nominated by delegates VINO Went 1irecty nOi
80 reone and represented their Will he the
fhs career of Blaine in Congress curing MIl,cn e
ssupseld American ideas, opposed rae traue nu WIS
always fonnd upon the right side OF all the great 9ues
tons of the day -, ,,-h.o. a,d T p
Thompson The latter said; " am sluss1 :. non
efforts of Democratic papers and such assistant ~.
cratic papers as The Eeso York ItRtS 10 prove Inat III
RIane Il already beaten. The Dern0crauc parry nov
sesns 10 have reached point where III mas only t"o
strong candidates before IT, The chei e41nl o. M
ard no its regard Is that he said that tEe az was
,rs and the claim OF the other CONSISTS ID inc acI .a
he VS. once elected Mayor Of Buffalo, ana w
sS-os,g a mistake elected Governor. Ihey ASVe stu
another candidate in view who u ruOIou, s9es
agafaSf any candidate that they can produce,
h. the rebe-sympathiZer, Bay ara; sle hohoHI'9' N
iand or the pSssessOr Of the barrel, Flower ~ r,tA
Blaine and Logan song was sung ~ a. e CldT The
VINO sap his frat campaign song FOR hrnIy CAT. nc
clnh numbers over 300 members, ana II Wa 20
revive the snoHsoh Battery, whoa did eh0c''o
IA 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The Normandie, which arrived yesterday
from llayr. had among her Passengers General aud NTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
l[ARRIED.

MUNSON-CLARK-At st. ChrysostOm's CliaDel New.
York by the Rev sill Of the parish Monday
june i6 George Muns0n o. " ailnsfori Conn,
and Mary Atkinson CLARK, OF NeS-fOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
LOSING THE SUPPORT OF INDEPENDENTS.

Edward \. Morrison, of No. S93 Broadway,
said: have talked many so-called reform Repub-
leans and they made up their minds not TO vote FOR
Grover Cleveland Cleveland has lost all the independ-
emit votes that helped elect him Governor. He can't
carry many votes tell you. ana alliance with Hubert
o. Thompson cannot get him election IN the state Of
New-York The Council Of Reform and the Committee
OF Ffty-three entirely anagonl5tc to Cleveland As
Republicans ought hope that Cleveland viii be
nominated for President for be possibly carry
this city State Among the class Ok people Whoih
there Is but lnlon, and ,haI is tal OeNEnu
secured his own political death by MS action. mere
tnust be some bargain. The bill relating % tenure or
office under the reforms which really fathered by
the Governor, who every assurance tha5 ne
would help Us To put IL through, is the Keystone 10 me
Reform arCh had hoped and were aborng % Dulld.
NOW refused To place that stone IN the arcA anu
the result IL trait all tumbies the ground ana we are
left il a worse state than hrgt IL pas taken from
HIM every hope OF carrying single vote among 1e IL
dependent voters who had supported hi ana Rho
maht In the present mixed opinions IL the Republican
party nave again helped AOnOr hin. Another great
mistake OF Cleyeands Is IN not signing the sinking Fund
bill That bill had the approval OF utny OF our Leading
bankiu. institutions aud should have been signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
rHE GovERNORs REAsONs FRTvOLOUs.

Douglas Campbell, OF No 102 Broadway, said that II
Mr. Cleveland were not Reform" Governor he world
be denounced throu the length and breadth OF he
and for withholding his signature from the Tenure OF
Office bill .The reasons gives for his action Mr.
Campbell added arc simply frivolous am surpris ed,
for I have always understood this bill AID its
principle to belong to the Governors measures. The
Tarnmany Democrats especially objected 10 the Alder
manic sill and this Tenure Of Office bill was particularly
Objectionable the County Democracy Cleveland wants
TO pe President and II. U. Thompson and the County
Democracy are factors in making up the state on
10 Chicago The ungOdlY who dare criticIse REFORM
oyeruOr NAV differ their belief whether this act OF
his ia a concession made 10 Hubert o. thompson ana
Mayor Edison for the snet OF the Mayors brOtherln
law Colonel Wood or whether the concession Is made to
the Board Of Aldermen. who win now have those TWO
offices to dispose OF for cash"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
opcn-work Net Hammers

Certain parfies claiming % have puIetsa *
Nv, tat 10 ualcf tcfuge sell NctNOrA ts@a.st
- an unterssutd Orlers Tor " campaign -NSs
ses ana un oa tane tue sAie A. hetc-
1900 AMI ylli Drotscs or uoni aJ iS~A HsSf
4S'e"NN' uoer A Graham. 81 nnane-sI
nj hi Vphan & Co. 21o-252 Nana-st
Car,palga banter and 0utlt Co, ~ ssey-st-
Neu'-N ORR aVeItlslug Co. D IlfN piaco
cobb * GO, las Fuitunst
Amerioan sen C0s8l Duane a.
Ranan a Co, li2 Aogccr-sI
HEAVY Head. s6e CAn4lst
II A 'uubpX BpDDklyn.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

N IHoURs Morning. Nlgbt III
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

Campaign .sanper aud 0asnt 60,
an N-ssee.st $50 Broadway.
orsS SEa BANNERs AND CAMPAIGN cocas.
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E1EzEtz<cS1f z:zx
DIED

Al notices Of marriages must be in1Osed NTH AL
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HEARTY SUPPORT IN THE lid DISIHICI
y,,pr,,rtc RESOLUTIONS PRESENTED BY NIX

EMPHATIC RESOLUTIONS f"E'H-N'ND -
pAvENPoRT-MR. TAINroRs REMARKS.
Ahout 900 of the enrolled Republicans of
,h ma Assembly District were called to order last
-, a., the hail OF the Lincoln League, At NO 70 EaSt
,S,n,bst Fmixraton Commissioner Charles ~ Iantof'
,h.,-an ~ tne District Committee briefly sKecheu INC
proossdass OF the National COnVenti0n' 10 "hcn NC
was sent as an Arthur delegate. nc 9'~
that though he and nls Distr'0e w."
- rreterrsd the nomination Of the President th@y
- nort the nominees of the party with as much
,.x.,,e.s "a they would manifested theH Nan
Ia heen sueeessfu resolution was passed tn't inc
taDuhlieaus OF the district organize themselves 'o
a Blaine and Logan Campaign cub IA. a. hi~''"e w.
the irish orator Of the With Assembly Dstriet A"s
ringing speech and was appiaoaeo "H0N A."
said that after reading The Times ior NV
80. n. gave 1t up last week and took Ia It's place
r. rpu,rSR The course OF the apostate press vas
csnsared James p. Dsyenp0rt 0neren sstss - 80
tioas IN which the work OItne 40 ne Nominees prom
ts.i The resolutions were In part as Canaan
clear and forclble presentation OF cardlna Prln
cipes of the Republican party anu her Of tbe
pars,cSo ratforfa advocating such system OIL duties
&c shan afford security 20 our dIyetsi.eo, r aud Ia
protection 70 me ngnIs ~ ali laws 70 protect the rights
o. tho working men are e1peei<iiy "'so ~-i~ i
o. Tsai IN pdy9s;inr a. the Republican candidate for
President that able ana experienced
81 Blaine, OF Maine the Convention obeyeo me
VIII Of the majority or the Republican party anu Pr
sened as candidate the ruest representative ., te
wise counsel aided the suppression OF armed Rsoeon
hs time when hs strong AZURE sustained ' sasss
ship with purpose single 70 the prosperity and honor OF
The Revolutions we're seconded by John f. Baker and
adopted The officers Of the Campaign cub are as
M Varnum, J. Brangan. p. Aschenbach secretary,
Bioonned Usher, Jr treasurer,J +. Baker Among the
kaecaI ,Is csnreS g r. nliinsSsm Guy T. Peiton
the Rev. Dr. Charles q. Eaton, and Edward NJ Field