New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-21
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do not know of Leading business man here llepTs
lican who is opposed to Arthur nomination. but q
know OF many Democrats who viii vote Tor mm u nc "
nominated
Dorman B. Eaton wrote excusing himself from attens
dance or acting vcepresdent on account Of his OIL
cial position, but added
II we're at liberty 20 do So should he glad % state a
the meeting that President Arthur has done eyerythn9
the commission has asked him To do In ad OF ClV seq
vice Reform which Is vastly indebted % his lrn and de-
cided stand In s favor for the success which It ha4
achieved during the past year.
From prominent manufacturer in Name
am heartily glad TO the movement In NewYort
FOR the nomination of President Arthur He has been nj
choice from the beginning.
The Hon. Alpheus Hardy. Of Boston wrote; The sold
nomination and election of Mr. Arthur for the Presidency
for the next term would In my judgment give assurance
Of stability safety the vital interests Of the country
RESOLUTIONS OF STATE CONVENTIONS
REGARDING TIE ADMINISTRATION OF PRESIDENT
ARTHUR.
NETWORK.
state Convention held at Utica April 90, 1894
Resolved, That the Republican party Of New-York, N
State Convention represented declares rs great respeca
for President Chester A Arthur whose aduuisrtion be-
gan under circumstances OF peculiar sadness, delicaey
and embarrassment has by it, eminent prldenc and
sagacy commended itself 10 the esteem OF the country
and such receives The cOrllal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VI su'
Republicans OF his own state.
ARKANSAS.
State Convention held at Little Rock April 3, 1884.
Resolved That the Administration Of President Arthur
and TO the people nc large when he called 10 tho
Presidency he found the Republican party distracted by
Internal disscnsions. His wise and prudent aminstra
tou the affairs Of Go, eminent mas tended % neal thss3
dJsen.ou and build up the party and enable
pres mt united front to the enemy WIN iin ~
ALABAMA.
State convention held at Montgomery, April 49, 1854.
Resolved That the administration OF President Arthur
deserves the admiration OF the people
CONNECTICUT.
s.... n. Hartford Anrii 03 1891
Resolved That President Arthur coming % his high
office under OF extraordinary emoarrass
ment difficulty, by the patience justice and sasaety
with which he has discharged To- duties mas strengtnenes
his party, honOred himself benefited the country and
earaed the respect and gratitude OF me whole people
COLORADO.
state Convention held at Denver May ], 1854
Resolved That we commend and approve the Nationa
eminently wise, patriotic and conssrv
alive OF the OF the whole country Entering
upon the duties OF the Presidency under peculiar and
embarrassing circumstance, President Arthur has sue
ceeded IN maintaining p ace Ml,h oue niely
borders and mas preserved Win honor continued iendy
mnisr,ton the dssensions aud schisms which threat
ened distract the Republican party have been harmon
led and the people OF Colorado, and especially tho
Republican parry OF the state feel just pride and have
reason ~ ngratulate the President
CALIFORNIA.
state Convention held at Oakland April 30, 1854.
Resolved That the Republicans OF California indorss
the National administration and hereby their al
egance 10 the principles OF party illustrated and
made conspicuous Ia the twenty years OF ts e4sS
ence
FLORIDA
state Convention held at st. Augustine, April H. 1884
Resolved That the Republican party OF Florida, In
State Convention represented heartily endorses the adj
minstraton Of President Arthur as emneny prudent.
wise and successful conservative OF the best Of
the Nation. and deserving ia high degree OF the con-
tinued respect and confidence OF tie people.
GEORGIA
State Convention held at Atlanta, April 5. 1854.
Resolved That President Chester A. Arthur Is entitled
TO honor and the gratitude OF all people for the
patriotic in which he has administered the gov
| ernmenL Of our great country
ILLINOIS.
| State Convention held at Peoria, April 10, 1884,.
Resolved That this Convention cordially indorses the
administration OF President Arthur whose broad state
manship and good Judgment In the details OF admins.
trave duty have him the approystOf the entire
country.
State Convention held at Des Mones, April 30, 1854
Resolved That we congratulate the country and the
Republican party upon tho wise, honest and patriot,
administration OF President Arthur, who has juatly
merited the confidence and respect OF the country
KANSAS.
State Convention held al Topeka, April 30, ls9I.
Resolved That the administration Of Chester A. Arthu
lsulinned ON Seventh Puxs.