New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-09
prLrGATrs RETURNING FROM CHICAGO.

touN L o'Bu1TS READY T. GO To WORK FOR
Br,rNr-ruE VIEWS or OTHER woRKfEs.
The special railway train containing John j.
ORrsn and friends aud several of tho Brookyn delegates
10 the Republican National Convention lc thica go al ~
a IN saturday and reached the Grand Central depot At
I5 D. ia Yesterday The dusty and tired aftor
her long tourney but iu good spirits When ihe let the
train W I Ber OF Brooklyn proposed three cheers for
John j. O'Bron These were gwen and three more Tor
tho Republican ticket
John j. O'Buen. when asked how he was pleased
with tho result. ead: "Of courso It is well
known that President Arthur was my original
choice. bm Mr. Blaine w,s fairly nominated
ard shall pull on my coat aud 50 10 work Tor MIN
h.liovc that ne viii carry New York state and with
rroler ,rort. vii next November Several other
a. e,nlcrs az the party oppressed similar views
other trains over tho NewYork Central. the Erie and
p.up.rlvani, railroads brought back delegates and
others few were disappointed At the result OF the
convention but the majority pleased az the nomina-
ton of Mr. Blaine. They reported that IN sll the town.
and cities through which they passed there was the most
annie evidence that Nj Blaine was the choice OF the Re-
,,uiran voters Ills nomination called forth reoicugs
rtc f,,pd vent n cannon nfiug bonfircs and banner
rasinrs Most the travellers tired out with the
weeks work a. Chicago and the hot aud dusty ride home
All agreed That the contest bad been hard one and that
Nh Iurcs victory was due much 10 bis own personal
roularty AZ to the efforts put forth for him by bis
ITirr,tion Commissioner gorge starr one OF those
b, teuru,d tu tAr evening ic -sd " am delighted
Win thc resut We can elect the ticket without auy
doubt"
Frrderick s. Gibbs said Yesterday "Blaine was my
original choice and therefore am heartily rrlOlced AZ
IA. selection ~ the standard bearer Of tue Republican
u4ffy nm glad that FOR once is1dci OF the party,
stltcsmau. has been gwen the nomination. MI Blaine
80. ey the choice thrce-tuurhs Of the Republicans
OBJ the country. The states which supported MN are he
p .ir,u .'cs and rom them be viii receive the bulk
Of b. electoral vote All along the route from Chicago
the enthusiasm Blaues nomination was very
great
so sIGVs OF AZ INDTrENDFNr MOVEMENT.
Dngcnt inquiry yesterday by reporters of IHh IKiBUNE
failed 90 discover any evidence OF preparations for an In
dcrcufeut movement There 10 dissatisfaction felt
hy the advocates Of Senator dmuuds. but not more than
r. usual after hard fought Presidential convention The
great majority Of the supporters Of President Arthur
take their defeat gracefully, acknowledge that MI Blaine
ns fairly nominated, aud they profess Their intention OF
working iuauiuly 10 elect the ticket Had their own can
dtdate been nominated they would have expected the
same thing from the friends Of Mr. Blaine
j. Ehinelandcr Dillon, one OF the committee OF one
hundred New-lofk business men who went On 10
chicago 20 utve the nomination ~ President Arthur,
said i,s rveuug: 81 shall support Nh Blaiue heartily
lie ss not my hrst chUcc bat hc was by al oidt Tue
choice o tie voters aud OF the convention. The Brooklyn
frcnrrssiblcs went 10 Chicago 10 oppose Blame, AitA
and Logan and recommend Edmunds ana the result ID
that two of the tbrtc they opposed are nominated
1 do NOT think that the independent movement can
amount 20 much Independent ticket would not re
ccyc 10000 in this state ANA probably NOT $1,000
votes m United states IA soon a. the nis eeng ~
disappointment has away, all Republicans VIII fall
into line iOr Mr Blaine"