New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
JUDGMENTS AGAINST BOGART g. CO.
Judgments by confession against0. NJ. Bogart
& Co. have been entered in the County Clerks Office In
TIE ST. LOUIS ratification MEETING.
GENERAL JOHN u. HENDERSoNS HEARTY SUP
PORT or THE TICKET-GERMAN SENTIMENT.
Cr Oure Juna The blaine and Logan

GENERAL JOHN u. HENDERsoN'S HEARTY SUP
PORT or THE TICKET-GERMAN SENTIMENT.
ST, LOUIS June 1.-THE Blaine and Logan
ratification meeting here last night success In
every particular The Mercantile Library Hail was filed
with enthusiastic audience, many prominent Germans
being present and speeches were made by several
leading Republicans. Ex-Congressman G. A. Fink
elnburg of the most prominent German leaders.
was the chairman of tho meeting and In brief speech
heartily supporting the Chicago ticket no said that IL
twenty years of the most brilliant and effective service
rendered behalf OF Republican principles entitled any
man to distinction, that man certainly James g.
Blaine" The speech of the evening made by Gen.
era John b. Henderson, the president Of the Chicago
Conventiou chairman of the committee to inform the
candidates their selection and before the nominations
a strong Edmunds General Henderson said In
part:
In my Judgment the candidates presented worthy
of our support have personally known them both for
over twenty years For a long time was associated
with them in public life ana sinee that time have been
attentive observer OF all their public acts They arc
not unknown obscure men. Their biographies must
s sSSF OF SS' bS eonry M !" Blaine Is the most
prominent figure American politics In his person be
Institutions Like Lincoln and Garfield he was poor
boy. lie is the aruheer OF his own fortune. Coming
from the people he is of the people His sympathies
with them and his highest aspiration is TO beer their
fondly anticipates the final supremacy OF American
ideas. To him the American name Is .he synonym OF
courage and honor ana the American nag the symbol u
strength and greatness To him tho Monroe doctrine Is
living breathing sentiment. lie believes, IN his heart
OF hearts that the extension OF European systems 10
any portion this hemisphere would be dangerous TO our
peaoe and safety" When In 1S6S-69, England again
claimed the right TO try and mprSon Costello and BURKE
our adopted citizens for alleged treason against Great
Britain uttered in New-York IL James q. Blaine
who fired with the ancient spirit OF Jefferson Madison
and Monroe organized the Congressional demand thai
compelled obedience by the English Parliament He's
as devoted peace any business man IN this audience
But ne seeks not the epose Of conscious cowardch OF
the ignomnious calm that follows national disgrace lie
believes IN that plank In platform which declares
il tho first duty OF good government 10 proleyt mo
rights and promote the Interests OF its own people
believes no less IA that other plank That tncsano
lection be accorded 60 native ana ~ hss
And AS guarantee OF that continued peace ~, e.r,5
made ours the richest and the happest which de-
he will cordially ndorse that ether proNls Nv Iner-
mands the settlement OF h'oie'"s0
national arbitration =, has watched the evils OF
AS s iam pinr,,sm He koenly feels the rum aud
aarS 4, has wrought Ireland he recognizes ~ S
nrse scarcely inferior 90 that OF Airleah ~,
and viii guard his oountrymen Against TINS ~ i
a. Iwsr,ean freedom There Is not quesuoh ot NSss
0,srsst I'm tho politics OF to-day which has not
me Confederation and action Of Mr.. blaine WhAt
haye said 40 reference Mr.. Blaine may Do equay sa
~ General Logan For twenty five years no nus oeen
constantly the public service he Is anothcf
eSd of poverty builder OF his own destiny produes
of repnboanl government under wheh the avenues 70
fortune and fame open TO all Fame no ass aedasai