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


MR.. CURTIS GIvEs THE IMPRESSION inA' hN
WILL SUPPORT BLAINE AND LOGAN
tnr rELEGRArH TO THE rRihuSSl
v.suxoTox lime s-kmong the Republican
.o,,ioians who arrived in Washington Tonight
from Chicago were Senators Aldrich' Plumb ria'''
MiIlcr tof California; Blair and Conger. Ex-senator
,,hafee. REPRESENTATIVES William Walter fhe'pS'
Burleigh. Horr. Adams and Durham ana "ehel"' n.''
Anson G. McCook. George William 'ur'S
travelled on the same train from Chic"eo
20 Harrisburg. As soon a. the passeh-
GERS had settled themselves ior INC
ionrnev. a discussion of the work OF the NAHUM"
Convention and the prospects OF kepuDh'"n eu
cess nc,t fall was begun. After separate CONVERSE
.,a,,.,.,;,h AR Curtis both Mr. Phelps and Mr Horr
e,n,c.sed the belief that he will support Blame
and Logan. 10 Mr. Phelps he said that apart iroin
,be defeat Of his own candidate he regarded the
,ork Of the convention with satisiso-
ton that II had acted with ialr-
bess and deliberatlon. and that the uea'We".
of himself and his friends had been courteous anu
ali they could desire. MIR. Curtis leit the nhpi'S
sion that his sense OF duty as u patriotic oltHen
will constrain hun "a support the oandlda'e VI ''
Republican party against any man that inc po,no'
cratic party may nominate. IL IL uhners'o"u W.
Curtis will not couuteuance the nomination VI
uira ,icket nv the Independent Republicans, pro-
geetiuQ
,f the Democratic party aud Its candidate whose
election would be a menace 20 the interests Oh tno
country.
Senator Platfs first choice was not Blaine but ne
,aid. 81 intended 10 90 TO the AdTondacKs LOT
rest and fishing but instead Of doing that Sha',
puu OF my coat aud 90 10 work for blaine a'u
Logan. Yes. we will carry Connecticut Tor the he
publican canddatcs'
Ex-senator Cbanee said: There will be no DIM
,ultv I'm carving all the minnG states for baihe
and Logan In Colorado they will receive a. ie"s,
ROOO Democratic votes. California Nevada anu
Oregon are perfectly safe. and am very confident
Ne shall carry West Virginia IN October as wen ~
m November
"ob. YES; Michigan will give good majority
.,r Blaine aud Logan said both senator Congof
ard Representative liorr.
rnoNilNG 4 aoUstSG MAJORITY IN NfW-loHh
Congress Burleieh. Of Ncw-York. ~ already an
,nthusiastic supporter ~ Blaine and Logan ana nc
EARNESTLY discussed with MI Phelps the dotMiS OF
.reanlzation tor the couing campaign We WIZ
give the ticket an old time rousng majority IN
Northern New York" said Mr. Burleigh. who ~
confident the clcctorJ vote of the Empire state
will be east Tor the Republican candidate. - @,
General McCook shares this belief for one.
he said " engage o. induce i've eDeln"cI'Is ." Nv!'
f,r Rlaine and Logan and thousands of kcpub.i-
,,ns can do the came II they try. ] am going 10
take oil my coat and 60 to work. George N'ilal9
(utffa il an honest, conscientious hfpubi'aH' 49,
\ lo NOT for one moment believe the reports thAt
Le intends 60 bolt ticket nominated by c0hNrh-
tiou ia which he took 81 conspicuous a part
Yes sir: can carry NeW-JtiscN 10Y
Blaine AMI Logan provided the country y not
ovcrv helucd nv great FINANCIAL crash before neNl
November said William Walter Phelps, IN an
earnest tvnc u..t..
Senator Aldfich. who was considerably 'l-dP
u.trf,b bv the choice Of the convention. feels no
InisgivinQs respecting Republican success IN Rhode
Island.
WILL uAvF ruE SUPPORT OF flii fN->oIh IhitNr.
Commander-iu-Chicf Nandervoort, OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic. who was
mn ardent supporter Of Logan Tor the
nr., place ON the ticket. was also a passenger ON
the train. and ho said; "There orc nearly l2ooooo
e,-soldiers in the United states. and very few 81
them will refuse heartily to support Ticket WAitn
iears the name of John A. Logan os one of the ''i
didates lis name will add gca. strength t9 lhe
tfeket la Indiana. as we'll as iu eurc Hepuhhc"n
Statcs like lllnuis and W ifc'u.in ph Yes l. We
N,il elect blaine aud Logan hy rnusng majority.
senator Miller nf California regards The success
of the ticket in the Pacific states a. ioIcgohe
ciualon and Senator Plumb expresses the ut
most confidence boa the general result.
An intimate lfirud of General Graut sad today
Thai he has mo- doubt the cN-lTcad"ni WiU t1k" th'
stnmp fpr Blaine and Logan in Ncw-iotk whenever
his services are required
The foregoing statements outline we "pinl"nH "I
Arthur men, ~ " Blaine men, fdnnuds men
arI P" ossn men" iu regard Go Republican pros
pecta and indicate that tb' party ia 20 enter the
contest united aud hopeful