The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-08
THE REVOLT FROM BLAINE.

THE REVOLT FROM BLAINE.
lAY STATE REPUBLICAN, 70 II At
CHICAGO A0AlN IN JULX.
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Bosrox, June THE movement for indie
psndent political action against Mr.. Blaine
took organised form at the meeting Of the
Massachusetts, Reform Club this afternoon.
The attendance was unusually largo. Mr..
John 8. Fallon presided. Among those
present were: James Freeman Clarke.
John O. Dodge. Joseph o. Burdetts.
Arthur Lincoln. John Ritohie. winslow
Warren. Yrsnkiin Copeland. Moornsld Storey.
james p. Talman, Lsvorstt 6altonstsll. J.
Richard Carter. J Russsll Rsad. Jabes Fog.
Arthur hobart Bancroft @. Davis. Henry n.
GAeA MWd. Atkinson. Chas. r. Aofse.6. Arthur
Bent. Gen. q. y. Ayres. John W. Carter. T. W.
Hlesinson. Arch ibald II. Howe. Richard Hanry
Dana. John 3. Farlow. George G. Hodges. VII.
lam Everett. r. +. Raymond. and p. @. Knapp.
After dinner the secretary Of tho club. Mr.. ].
N. Carter. read number Of letters. Among
lhsm wae the following from Charles Francis
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p nominate candidates IN full sympathy with
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fedssw Richard T.. Dana, Josiah SuIney
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into e9ast The ioreeoing votes: The COMMITTEES
Psadsnt RsPuSl leans and others to secure can.
% sss MOTION q Soi. +. W. nigslnson. til.
following resolution was passed:
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prepare for future action.
xTelsgrsms were received from leading New
York tndependents requesting an early con.
iuss6sr steps g may e desmed necss,sry; =,
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eiscted JShn ": Mason q West Xirf!nis tenn:
ieSansd to msse It the e ffsh Avenues Hoss
New York on JUNE ~: A COMMITTEES: COM i
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ssid. viii b. made permanent Chairman.
d.s or and Ss
House. In Boston. on June 90. and 20 thence 10
Augusta and next to ashington.
Senator William J. SeWoll ct New Jersey. y. N.
rHz aEPuBLIcAN PANTY IN THE DEATH THRoEs.
PHILApEIpBIA June 7.-Col. Alex. Mcclure.
editor Of the Times. telegraDhs tonight from
:d'Ss S% st stuS Sss nss 3:
point. and 1t IL eyinent that the action Of the
sSs spos = Is fss t. s ne ws n
SonysSsioa may make tie dsisss 81 Blaine as:
's the oa' EepsS.esn a4a p%rty
sistiby shspins Itself. and the discipline that
PrsStdentisi struggles Is nSg as chain q
clements longer in unity. The Convention
fhat has jpst adjolrnsd proved to every intel intel
Democratie party has been dead for !. quarter
on Ss1 wdsg Ms as
g sblsst and best leaders. that It's work d
oono. ana lts death throes upon II"
GEN. CAMERON RAT1FIES.
.HAl1IsBuRo June 1.-THE Republicans OF
tho Court House. Gen. Simon Cameron pre-
yided. and he made brief speech. promising
s vote tSr the sG y noRnstSd at Chisaso
When the news OF Blaines nomination was re-
lsived subscription paper WIS started to raise
ton. BY. assiduous efforts. lasting five
hours. u was raised. In sums rang.
ing from Q nickel up to q quarter
At g O'Clock the effort was abandoned. and The
committee took into consideration PROPOSE
ton to return the f9 md, 70 tho oriG!na! owners
his farm in Lancaster county and that SsnR.
tor CAMERON was the guest Of President Ar
thsse gentlemen the faithful were timid .abou
ratlfytlg. This morning IL was learned thai
Gen. Cameron had unexpcctsdIy returned