New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
ENTHUSIASM IN THE xxIsT DISTRICT.

The Republicans of the XXIst Assembly Dis
tct Club held largo and enthusiastic meeting at No.
East Fifty-nnth-st. last evening Charles II. Knox, the
president club presided Speeches were made by
Colonel Ethan Allen DR.. De Witt Ward Charles A. Hess
Mr. Knox L. Luddin gon and others in favor OF Blaine
and Logan and the speakers were frequently inter
rupted by cheers and applause Mr. Blaine has always
been misrepresened" said Mr. Allen, "when trying to
accomplish something for the country but IN the emu ne
has always shown that he right. The convention
acted wisely and well in nominating the men 1t did, and
it my opinion that they VIII be triumphantly elected
From Maine California the OF Blaine Is received
with unbounded enthusiasm, aud he will be supported Dy
every good Republican In the country Blaine was nom
mated eight years by the people and the party mas
not recognized the voice OF the people until now
prophesy that he will be elected by larger maj3rfty
than was ever given to Presidential candidate q L.
LmIingon handled The Times in a rather vigorous man
the taii question II have read The Times for twenty
five said he but this mornlnS % tbs eorns
1t Of our Pstronase In any way mas zone
our party 1.-THE TRIBUNE is the only Republican
paper in the city," said Dr. Ward, "and worthy
MI Alien offered resolutions in favor OF Blaine and
Logan and they unanimously aud enthusiastically
adopted The resolutions called attention TO the spOn
tanty with which standard bearers have been nom,
mated with enthusiasm from ocean to ocean, the Ike OF
Under a RESOLUTION offered by Charles 4. Hess and
adopted commttse was appointed to take charge Oh
interests the that district Another
resolution offered by MI Allen, and adopted was to the
that this committee be authorized 10 see
tees from the XXth and XXIId Districts with view to
bringing about Congressional District ratification meet
% 20 Of G ns old rsdents IN 6e district said he bad
err much enthusiasm for candidate there beIore
as is shown for James q. Blaine
THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE
A LIST OF THE MEMBERS, WITH THEIR ADDRESSES.
Following is the full and correct list OF the
members Of tho Republican National Committee, with
their post Office addresses:
Alabama william YoungbleOd Union 2ai Springs
Clayton 3y sd E1Teza grns'
Colorado. b. Chaffee Denver
Delawsre-Dsniel J. Layton, Georgetown.
Florida-Jesse D. Cole, Monticello.
Gsorda-F. T. Putney, HaIdaway
IlinOis-Dayid I. Littler, Springfield.
Indiana-- John C. New, Indianapolis.
Iowa.. s GARRISON Des Moines.
Kansas-Cyrus Leland, r., Troy.
Keniuoky-J.Z Moore, Owensboro.
Lousiana-Frank Morey, Delta.
Mane-J Manchester Haynes, AUGUSTA
Michigan-Jobn P. sanborn. Port Huron.
Mississippl-Jo John r. lynch, Natehez
Neyada-Thonas Wren. Eureka
New-Jersey-Garrett H. Hobart, Jersey City
New York-John d. lawson, New-York CITY.
North CARDINAL ". Humphrey, Goldsboro.
Ohio-A. L. COnger. Akron.
Pennsylysnia-B. F. Jones, Pttsbnrg.
South Carolins-John B. Johnston, sumter.
Tennessee-W. p. BrownlOw, JOnesb0ro.
Texas-C G. Briukey, Sherman.
Vernont-GeOrge W Hooper, Brattleboro.
Virginia-Frank {. Blair, Richmond.
West VirginIa-JOhn ". Mason, Grafton.
Wisconsn-Edward SandeTson Milwaukee.
Arizona-Ciark Churchill, Preston.
Dakota-Judge Bennett, DeadwoOd
District of Columbia-P II. Carson Washington,
IdahO-JOhn NJ Coffin, Boise City.
Montana James A. smith, Helena.
New-M exicO-S. b. Ekins, NewYork City
Utah--C W. Bennett, salt Lake City.
Washington TerIftOry--Thomas g. Miner, Fort Towns
send.
Wyo1ning--J. NJ. Carey. Cheyenne