New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
RATIFICATION MEETINGS IN NEw-YoRK.
EARNEST AND HEARTY SUPPORT PLEDGED on ALL
SIDES TO THE CHICAGO NOMINEES.

EARNEST AND HEARTY SUPPORT PLEDGED on ALL
SIDES TO THE CHICAGO NOMINEES.
Chairman John II. Lawrence presided at the
meeting of the XvIITth Assembly District Republican
Committee last night, at its rooms. No. s9e Thrdaye.
II was the assembling OF the Republicans OF the dis.
trict since the nominations made at Chicago, and
although the association had sent delegates pledged
to renominate President Arthur. there was noe
sign 10 indicate anything else than per
feet and sincere satisfaction at the work Oh
the convention SO strong the feeling In favor OF the
nominations that every time the name OF either ar.
Blaine or General Logan mentioned 1t was received
with applause At the close Of the meeting three rousns
cheers aud deafenng 'tiger" were given for Blaine
and Logan the next President and VcePresdent OF the
United States"
Bernard Bgn was called upon TO relate his experience
at Chicago and said frankly that he had done all no
could nominate President Arthur but he continued
we failed. James @. Blaine was nominated and his
name was received by every good Republican with tne
determination TO elect him." vote OF thanks
was given to Mr. Biglin for his efforts at
Chicago and then j. L. HASTE offered resolutions.
indorsng" the nominations and declaring the inten-
ton of the association TO "spare no effort and omit no
exerton roll up majority for our candidates" Inc
meeting also resolved to attend the inauguration OK
President Blaine March 4, 1888 After the resolutions
we're adopted unanimously and with cheers, j. Z.
Jardne made stirring speech upon the duty of the men-
bers of the association 10 work forthe sodeat0n OK the
party until the campaign opens in September Chairman
Lawrence then appointed committee TO nominate
officers and plan an organization or Blaine ana Logan
Campaign Club. The committee consists of John ].
Lawrence j. C. Bign, Bernard Bigln, II. Il. Curtis J.
P. Jardne J. L. Hsstie and j. Cowen.
Charles c. CIonin said last night at the meeting OK
the Executive Committee OF the Tweveh Ward Repub-
lcan Club: Z" was for Arthur; am for Blaine srhero
faer, representative body OF delegates
in the history OF the Republican party than that at Ch
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pronounced Arthur and Edmund mon,
and not has said that there was the
slightest indication OF anything unfair IL was Blaine
convention from the time Of the calling OF the first roll
The people of NewYork must know one things that Is,
the Twelfth Ward for the nominees OF the convention
Sinclair Adams said /" Blaine will come down the Har-
lem River with 100000 majority The Democrats VIII
have 10 scramble beat that, and they won't have Til
den and his barrel TO help them Russell L. Richardson
said "If the Republican party with Blaine at It's head
can't give us cean honest Administration, we neednt
look to the crowd that opposed 1t for tweny-four
years to do it,"
The committee adopted resolution heartily ndors-
ing the nominations and pedging its support from this
time until the closing of the polls on election day"
committee was appointed to arrange for ratification
meeting to be held at an early day.
The Arthur Union OF the XVIII Assembly District at q
meeting at No 472 Eightn-ave, Wednesday evening,
adoptei resolutions cordially approving the action Of the
Chicago convention, and pledgng support to the nom-
nees. A Blaine ana Logan CluD was
At a meeting Of the Republicans OF the WIN Assembly
District No 50 Clint0n-st Wednesday night, reso-
lotion was adopted "most earnestly and heartily ia
dorsing" the platform Of the National Republican Con-
vention and ratifyng the nominations OF Blaine aud
Logan Thomas J. lockwood. James H. FOlan ana
Michael sherry made addresses ,
At a meeting OF the Garnet Cub lcoloreO Monday
evening 9th instant at No 224 East Eightietbs letters
were read unanimously adopted and forwarded, con-
graduating Mr.. Blaine and General Logan upon their
nomination. j. E. Peterson presided and speeches were
Others The officers are 5. q. Craig, PRESIDENT Il w
Adams, vcepresldent; L. A. Phillips, secretary; H. V
Miles, assistant secretary; q. Spencer, treasurer