New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10

made rapid analysis Of the vote OF the convention and
adverted admiriney 70 the enthusiasm Of the West Tor
fire for Blaine Judge west spoke the sentiments
of the Republican masses when he said the nominee
The Republican party Is to-dg In my opinion stronger
than was when Grant elected, stronger imam When
eeSted The vote Of Ss%york n viii not be needed
James c. Blaine Will be elected the next President OF the
The speaker made a calculation showing that the
chances of Republican success IN November were 1,
ae Ka ssaan Mamie He as%ss Michigan
Minnesota, Nebraska Ne7ada New,Hampshire, ono
cousin. Two hundred and votes from these states
alone would eect Blaine and all Of them voted for Gar
other states found IN the Blaine COLUMN Judge
Fort referred his vote In the convention for Delegate
OF his audience lie was answered with applause
BE spoke in scatng terms OF the personal vilihcaon
1850. at them" he said, "bat the selfrespectng
men of the country and said that the election
defensive campaign. The Republican party is backed oy
the principles Of twenty years and the casddae is
no patronage and oficeholders TO urge his s
% ~ n t So me q, MIMI The sneaker dis
the that led to the nomination OF Blame
uprising of the mighty West He knew OF only elce
holder who voted Tor Blaine. Judge Fort closed with
brilliant peroraon. He was warmly appauded through
Judge Fort in closing said that The Times controlled by
British free trade capita. could mould the thought
OF tins country and Inc Post OF Horace White, free
trader would the effect OF sehOohouse on every
hill
State Senator Griggs OF Paterson the next speaker
made earnest address. He said he had been prepared
vote for the of the party and when ne saw
the enthusiasm OF the Republicans everywe for ther
greatest leader he felt of his nomination. anu
he was satisfied that he would be elected. we
viii face right here" he SAID "what they say against
Blaine and dispose OF II AZ the start Ihat nye
siXths OF the psrty have declared Tor lts
nominee at Chicago ought to accepted
good reason for the acceptance or al.
The fight this protective tariff, and on that
platform there for freetrade organs Ike me
Times and PoS. A month from now the Democratic
nomination will he made, and in month the Repub-
Leans of country who believe IN pro
tecUive tariff VIII close around the candidates
in solid phsanx" DctractiOn, winch had been used
against every great since Washington would not
avail this year The people would fight the battle OF
Republicanism with or without newspaper organs HE
NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE-hcre the speaker was interrupted
by "A perfect storm OF applause, and the
moment It subsidized gentleman on the
platform sprang upon his chair and proposed
cheers for THE TRIBUNE. The audience rose 10
their feet hats and handkeTchefs were waved In the
air aud time before order could be restored
The speaker continuing said he had no fears Tor New
York and New-Jersey and his State would 20 car
red tariff The Jersey Republicans had In
this demonstration taken grand spring forward and IL
as evidence Of what coming
Senator StansbY AMI p I. Quinn followed WITH stirring
speeches The OF the meeting was great sur
prise even 10 the managers. wh0 did not apprenehd
sneh an extraordinary turnout There were hundreds
turned away from the hall.