Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-22
Progress of the Campaipn.

AV6ACSS VI INC ChlMpttl3ns
WHAT THE CANDIDATES ARE EDOING-CONGRESsIONAL
NoTES-POLITICAL FACTS AND OPINIONS
AT republican headquarters in New York Satur-
oay evening Mr. Blaine was given great ovation.
crowd Of thousands assembled. At o'clock Mr.
Blaine, accompanied by Senators Hale and Hawley.
Chairman Jones, Of the national committee, Mr.
Emory A. Storrs and others, arrived. He was
welcomed with cheers, and being introduced,
briefly returned thanks for the Cordial greeting ex
tended to him. Speeches were then made by Mr..
StorrS, Senators Hawley and Hale, and others.
Yesterday Mr. Blaine attended divine service at the
Brick Presbyterian church in New York city. Mr..
tonight there Will be demonstration In his honor
at Newark, N j. At Newark he will be met by a
delegation OF the Philadelphia union league, and
train will make short stops at the towns along the
route. Tomorrow evening in Philadelphia there
WI be grana political meeting and parade
Governor Cleveland was besieged with visitors
Saturday In the forenoon he had 800 or 400 callers,
Gen. Buffers first ratification meeting at Lowell.
Mass, was held IN that city Saturday night and
was largely attended.
At Youngstown, Ohio, Saturday, the largest po-
ltical gathering ever seen In western Ohio, as
sembled to listen to speeches by Gen. Logan, Gen.
Noyes, Hon. VIM: D. Kelley and other republicans.
present. To-day Gen: Logan was billed to speak at
Alliance, Massillo and Canton.
uaadiN and Mr hendrcks GOV
semblage estimated at from $1,000 to 10000 In his
speech, MI. Hendricks denied the charge that he
addressed disloyal organization at that place In
1863
1t is said that the peoples party fButler's), of
MASSACHUSETTS,, Will nominate Hon. Stephen NJ.
Allen, OF DuXbury, for governor.
The following nominations for Congress were
made Saturday In the districts named:STwentieth
New York, Edward Wemple, democrat; fourth I'LL
p. T. Glass, democrat. Emerson Etheridge will
run as an independent candidate in the district
Mr.. Jay Gould, in an interview, expresses the
OOln1OE that change In the nrpSpnt 36minfStra
tfon OF the government would be IS disturbing and
depressing" He says "the country is prosperous;
business Is improving each week." He does not de-
clare for either OF the presidential candidates. but
by deprecating any change implies that Blaine is
1t is understood that the proh1bitionists will run
Prot j. H. Seelye as their candidate for governor
OF Massachusetts, whether he accepts or not. AS
president OF amherst college, he bound himself not
TO run for public Office.
The Massachusetts Independents profess to be
satisfied with the outlook. They talk OF carrying
working only against Blaine. 1t is given out that
the names OF all regular republican candidates for
tie penn csets With the pof Of
the 5th and 9th districts, where the independents
MI. Andrews and Col Lyman will be supported for
The democrats of Ohio count upon carrying four
teen out OF the twenty one congressional districts
| OF that state. They put down the first, third,
fourth, NTH, sixth, seventh, thirteenth, fifteenth
and twenty-f1rst as certain to go democratic, and
ccncede the eighth, ninth, fourteenth, eighteenth,
ana nlneteentn 10 the repuOllcanS- The other
seven districts are put down as doubtful, with the
chances In favor OF the democrats carrying ma
| JOrity OF them.
Efforts to organize a Cleveland and Hendricks
| club IN the New York stock exchange have met
with encouragement In about TWO hours Satur-
day over fifty members OF the exchange enrolled
their names. The organization viii be completed
| In q few days
Owing 10 disaf1ecuon among the Germans and
Scandinavians, and to the prohibition movement,
1t Is estimated that the republican majority In Ne
braska may be reduced to TO- eco or l5,OO0.
At meeting OF the New York state greenback
committee Saturday Mr. George Q. Jones, who has
been the mainStay Of greenbacktSm In the Empire
state for years. introduced resolutions denouncing
| the peoples party and Gen. Butler, and was only
| supported by two members, whereupOn he tndig-
nantly resigned his position.
meeting OF IrishI1en was held In Harrisburg,
Pa. Saturday night for the purpose Of forming q
Blaine and Logan CLUB