Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-27
Political CaSNDai4n NOteS.
MOVEMENTS OF THR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A.
OF BOTH MISREPRESENTATION NOTES e

MOVEMENTS OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ATOMS
OF BOTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTES, ETC.
The Essex county, n. j., democratic club have
completed their arrangements for the reception OF
Gov. Cleveland on his arrival from Albany this
afternoon. He Will be met by a committee OF re-
ception and other members OF the association on
his arrival at Jersey City and escorted to Newark
The Albany Phalaax will accompany him. On his
arrival in Newark he will be taken to the resi-
dence OF Edward Balbach, Jr., where he will dir e
and receive the greetings Of number OF invited
guests At the Grand opera house at $50 O'Clock
this evening he will have public reception There
will be monster parade, In which clubs from all
parts OF the state Will take part. The governor
will review the parade from stand in front of the
city hall. The Albany PhaanX Will be the guests
OF the Essex county democratic club
Having made a short speech at Racine Mr..
Blaine reached Milwaukee at half past one p. IN.
Saturday. when he took carriage and was driven
to the Exposition building. which was filled by an
audience estimated at twenty thousand. He made
long address, and returned to Chicago, where
rousing demonstration in his honor was held Sat
urday night Probably 10000 people were as
Sembed In the streets. After the demonstration
Mr. Blaine took the night train for the east and ar
rived at Jamestown, \. Y. last night To-day at
noon he will start for New York, making a stop at
Elmlra on the way. A dispatch to the New York
S"h says: "Mr. Blaine is very much pleased with
the result OF his western trip He believes il he had
not gone TO Ohio that ii would have been lost He
thinks the national campaign was decided in that
election and that the rest is now only matter OF
few days. He will remain In New York until next
Sunday night, when he Will 90 to Augusta to re-
ceive election returns He will stop at few points
in Connecticut and Massachusetts on his way
Gen. Butler denies that he made any bargain
with w. E. Chandler while on the TallapOoSa. He
accounts for his time on that vessel saying that he
was with Hon. Samuel Randall most all the while
Governor Thomas A. Hendricks and Mr.. Isaac F.
Gray, candidate for governor OF Indiana, received
an ovation at Evansville Saturday that, to use
Governor Hendricks own expression, "eclipsed
everything he ever saw" Governor Hendricks
spoke on the inequalities OF the tariff but did not
go into figures He had an immense reception Sat-
Sullivan tlncpDueS
Gen. Logan has declined the invitation OF the ex-
confederate soldiers, who wanted him to speak at
HariSonburg, Va. expressing his regret that other
engagements prevent his attending.
The parade OF the business mems organizations in
New York city Saturday night for Cleveland and
Hendricks was the most brilliant demonstration yet
made by the democracy in that city. II moved
promptly after the close OF business hours, start
ing from Battery place The total number OF men
in the parade was not far from 1000.
Prominent German republicans in New York city
have issued an address urging their fellow coun-
phrases Of Schurz and Curtis and the independents
They say: "Mr. Blaine, against whom all the moral
humbug Of the independents is directed. we dare
say he is indeed 'Cattooed' - tattooed with
defects OF mankind as other people are; but he is
at the same time tatooed with a power OF mind
and intelligence. which, by It's ponderous weight,
which enables him pre-eminenJly to lead the state
with a firm hand toward the coming times Vote,
therefore, for the victory OF the old party, the
d1date, Mr.. James G. Blaine"
The independent democracy OF New York Satur.
day night nominated the following county ticket:
Mayor, Levi NJ. Bates controller, S. Hastings
Grant the incumbentl; Judges OF the court OF COM
mon pleas, jerome Buck, Richard L. Larremore
som, President Arthurs former law partner; presi-
dent OF the board OF aldermen, VIM. j. Boyhan;
coroner, Chas X. Deutsch
New York nominations for Congress-: The repuS-
ncans in the seventh Congress district have nomi-
Mated Lispenard Stewart; in the eleventh district
Gen. James r. oBerne; In the first district Col.
n Dfnff nlfn DlnSal has
the Butler nomination for Congress in the fifth
district, Brooklyn, and DR.. John Law, OF Nyack,
peoples party. in the fifteenth district
James fancy. who trains with the adminiStra-
ton party in West Virginia, has bought control
ling interest in the Wheeling daily Register. The
sale is made on valuation OF 100000 Lewis
Baker, the late owner Is the West Virginia member
OF the national democratic committee
The democratic cOnferees OF the sixteenth Penn
sylvania Congress district met Saturday aft ernOon
and Endorsed W. c. Kennedy. the candidate OF tne
peoples party for Congress. William Foster, demo-
crat. has been nominated in the fourteenth Penn
Rev. DR.. Noah Porter, the president OF Yale col
ege, has written letter In which he says II shall
vote for Mr.. Blaine because believe that he will
give the country a safe and patriotic adminlStra-
ton. am intensely anxious that the republican
party should prevail"
s. $685. against Ga 22l in 1884, This year the original
lists showed that 4S 16O re-regstered and the addl-
tional registration has amounted to Il 800.
The total regsIr alton in 1850 was al7oss and the
vote for presidential electors was 2O4.745 The loss
of like percentage this year would make this
years vote in the city about 90, 900.
About seven hundred United States election mar
shals have been appointed in New York city up TO
date. There Is no legal limit to the number 70 be
appointed
day night The total number registered is 81, 1S4,
against "a, AS in 1880, gain OF 6,7l9.
Mr. JOY, OF Detroit, NJ: n, who is back from Eu-
rope, declined to be interviewed In New York Sat-
urday about his conversation with Beecher In refer
ence to Blaine in 1877.
The republicans held o meeting at Vienna, Va,
Saturday night. Several speakers discussed the
tariff.
The committee appointed to harmonic demo
cratic differences In the fifth congressional district
OF Louisiana failed to accomplish its object, and
Boatman and King will continue In the field as
democratic candidates, giving Morey, republican,
good prospect OF election.
Messra Barnes and Iseminger having declined
the democratic nomination for controller and re-
corder OF deeds, OF Philadelphia, respectively, the
democratic executive committee have replaced on
the ticket for controller the name OF MI. HrSt, who
had previously withdrawn from the contest, and
nominated John F. Belsterling for recorder Of
deeds
The republican county convention will meet in
New York city tonight TO recast the municipal
ticket, with the exception OF Col Chas S. spencer,
for district attorney.
An EDITOR KILLS A LAwYER-For some time
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