New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-11
HEARTY SUPPORT IN BROOKLYN.
SEVERAL ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS LAST NIGHT IN
VARIOUS PARTS OF THE CITY.


Hearty and earnest support of the Republican
nominees is promised in Brooklyn and the satisfaction
with which the ticket regarded daily increases Inc
elements OF strength which combined IN IL assure an
increase in the enthusiasm until election day wheh Is
hoped that the Democratic MINORITY OF 1SsO WHICH was
reduced one-Lalf from that OF 1876 may be still more
largely depleted The hearty advocacy of protection iof
American labor platform and the belief that the
can ddates will voice the platform. Will secure the sup
port OF many Democratic worlingmen who helcYe haV
any triumph of free trade will take tAe bread oal Oh 'ne
mouths.
prominent Republican was talking with one oil the
disaeccd members of the party yesterday and tue lat
ter said he wouldn't vote for Blaine
Will you vote for a Democrat" was asked
mo; of course not" was the reply.
what will you dor
IN stay at home election day
And so really give the Democrats your vote by the
loss of it to TIE Republicans! e.
~Oh! hadn't thought Of it that way returned the
other thought:uy and if he had seen tie error Of
his way.
AT the meeting Of the Seventh Ward Republicans on
Monday night strong resolution Dedgng Jealous ana
enthusiastic support to Blame and Logan was adopted.
There were four out OF $50 in opposition ada
member remarked that the proportion was less than that
Of the Judases among Apostles Several Of the en-
thusastc speeches in favor OF the nominees were by
members OF the Young Republican Club The president
OF that cub deprecates any action by the club In regard
20 the Presidency. but many OF the hehDers 'c
support OF Blaine and Logan
Much enthusiasm prevailed in well-attended
meeting of the Sixth Ward Republican Association hedn
Iafiuer Hall in Court-st. last evening. EX-Distrct
Attorney John Wnsow presided A Ilastead presented
aresouton heartily ndorsing the action Oft 'hcago
Convention and ratiiyins the nominations. Isaac H.
Carv seconded the resolution. lie said: am a good
enough Republican TO support the candidates whom tie
majority Of the $50 delegates at Chicago selected II
Uawley Edmunds, or Lincoln had been nominated l
would have been glad 10 support auy one OF them nt
happy to support Elaine. lie i = iGi 81 ".,,dCa
sagacty and great experience, ana mink ms M7HStc
inIluehSe Sn5 ,r,Iiouev in the mast four or vc
DAYS" Mr.. WnsOw then spoke Win mucn edIheshtss
~. ~ t6 cone cIrinIs Dba-rs IL would seem that
the macontens and dsgrntled ones should be those
who supported President Arthur but they are Happy
and are in the ranks Loyalty for Blame ana Logan APP
plause But we have small element OF dlsgruntled
ious1Ier, called independents who had every .oppor-
tnitv 10 he heard have had their day In court ana are
not satisfied But their numbers WILL dimlhls anu ny
viii mot he plenty by November They should subSde
in tbe ranks ana work with their fellow Republicans
Those who say they can't support Air' b1ihe can 5 o
Te observation-disclosures unanimously adopted. \ cam
pajgn committee OF ten headed by Is%lc H. Cary was
The Tenth Ward Republicans met at No. 2l3 Court
and adopted resolutions approving the action Oh Ino
Convention and commenting me VI
idcDt Arthur Mr.. Pladwcll Colonel -Beadle, ana mayor
Bell supported Blaine and Logan IN 1uTIing Li,
At meeting OF the u Assembly LstIloD Vi -,
County, held at Van Brunt and Van Dyae S., resou
the support the association to the support Oh ue
ticket and also approving the admnst atom OF resi-
don't Arthur were Unanimous y iadOpted W. H. CheN-
eer said that the convention could not nave named
man whO would have aroused the enthusiasm 'n tiio
nomiUatjon OF Blaine and Logan has caused. While
there were few sO-called Republicans in NeW-1 Ork
and Brooklyn who had announced tnclr intention ot 10
vote Tor the ticket ten miles from the city there was as
much enthusiasm there ever was thus carry III any
nreyious caupaign. Immediately after the adjourn
ment Blaine and Logan Campaign Gun Was I9rhhcu.
The following officers elected: President L4fNty
TomIinson Tcepresidents Gustayus Yoge- John Boles
and Herman Struck; secretary, W j. Morrison; CORE
sDonding secretary. Thomas McCormck; treasurer,
enrV Nenifz About fifty enrolled their names, among
whom were q number of Democrats