New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
TIE IIDDISrRICr AROUSED.

Tlcyrl4nd but Who has returned 70 his ola lie nus
and party.
TIE lid DIS TRICT AROUSED.
A BANNER RAISED. a LITTER FROM Mr. BLAN'
AND SPEECHES BY MEssRs ANGEL, ToNNLEA'
AND MATTHEW'S.
The headquarters of the Republican ASsocla-
ton OF the I'D Assembly District At ~
4G6 Pearl-st were crowded at O'Clock l"'
night with men who came to hS'eh 10
.nsechos Nv Justice jane, r Angel. of MorTsania' VIII
am T. Townley and II. A. Matthews Previous TO tu'
speaking a handsome banner bearing portra'ts Oh 'n0
Republican nominees was swung aoio''
street from the club wlndows Inc inoo'
ing was called order by Deals shea, the preSloehV
of the association and Martin Ksvanagh was made oha'
man After reading set Of appropriate resolutions tue
chairman introduced Justice Angel who s'lrred up lhe
enthusiasm Of the meeting in lusiy style Tor an hou "
read statistics showing the great wealth ana inuhSA
growth Of the United states and sad' Inc
key note of this campaign Is That we want America ioi
Americans both native and naturalized. We want no
toalp ideas enerafed on orr rules OF government On
= nlatforu that promises freedom and dignity to the
ahorng man the Republican party stand ana on theS
have set ND candidate who is in harmony withltse'ey
principle
When he referred to the Independent "dndes there
were hsseS; there the same response when ne men
toned Grover Cleveland and spoke OF his veto OF the
car mr. Rscel had finished the chairman read the
follown g letter from Mr. Blaine which was Loudly aP
plsuded
AUGUSTA Ne. July IL, 1884.
"DEAR SIR Accept my very sincere thanks Tor your
obging favor and assurances il contains The zeal
You manifest is earnest OF success.
Very respectfully, JAMES g. BLAINE
MARTIN KAyANAGH, esq"
Mr. Townlcy spoke briefly, hut greeted with liberal
applause especially when he scored point against tbe
independents fo said. in part: Il" You scratch one o
these socallel independents you viii find Free Trader
Now tomorrow mere is Ia meet in this city party OF
men from 'cuchawed' Boston, clad IN swallow tai
coats Md gloves and white chokcr- They are going to
tcl II
g. Blaine for President Vel. want 10 near their r"a-
SONS want them to formulate their charges
present against MN III me snare %
every ioa Of evidence have brsought these lud peu
dents and over again 10 SNOW me thcr WORST "h1
most damaging evidence against Mt Elaine, ana tr,l
You uaJ they are goiua Though the length and breadth
evidence Nncn would MOI send dog 10 be drowned IN
the pound" ,
With marked attention. and the large crowd remained
until tBo cO-e
QUIT Ar NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.
MR.. CUArrEr GoryG HoIE fOH TWO WEtN'-A
GrrNAN SECRETARY At WoGK.
The Republican National Committee Head
quattors were couparatiyel, quiet yesterday. There
were n few prominent visitors ana great many ap'l.
csnts for committee service Of al kiu.A Chairman
Chancc. Of tho Executive COMMITTEE Wa bnsy engaged
IN Getting rcsdy 20 lo4ye the cliy to-day Tor h7 mono 30
Denver IL w. be gone Tor $50 weeks, bis attention 10
]
some ycaIs associate odor Of ne &a"s /'i'""g h'A
been cpglfoa "a. German corresponding secretary Of The
committee, AND bas already entered upon bio duro.
oIoucl G. A. Wel,. asd cx-ttsembyuAn Leroy Is.
Crane. OF ihc NNIllD Assembly Di-nrt, acting ~
committee from Their Blame aud LOGAN Cub piosnni"d
1, the committee ihc need penny Republican paper 10
tins city, and Lel that the matter receive attention
aud announcement.
g. \. Holmes, Of syracuse, who has written annmber OF
clever campaign sonso was one OF The callers 81" Inc d"y'
and rendered the OF bis writings TO the committee
several Of them have already attained wide circulation IN
| the newspapers.
General James Barnett and Congrsssnan Amos Town
seud gave favorable Of the outlook ia ohio Mr.
townsend said I'VE are going 10 ut on the steam on
right through for ali all there is in It, fon will 4.ar
good report from MS IN Qcoper We eHpe'l 10 ser - alnI
and Logan ec.ed Dy handsome majority othe electoral
Among other callers yesterday were J.. BoltonClove
land Marcu, uaulan ditoroi Ihe ADcr gan Ifot c.o"
ssf; Dr. H. X lIsh.r Washington, John Roach CooScl
j. IT, Warwick of Brooklyn; General Crook OF Brooklyn,
aud Major r. NJ. Clarke, Of Iowa.
UIsH NATIONAL K, PUBLICAN LEAGUE.
The following correspondence was yesterday
made pubnc by the Secretary Of the Irish National Re
publican League:
Hon. jaws c. tIVE. AltJuSI, hs., dHd HoH joins y
IoGAS, rtfshtag'On. y. T.:
The Exccu,ve Commute OF the Irish Nationa' Repub-
hcan League other representative Iri~n-Amcrcans
net in conference Monday al Long Branch and deter
mu,ed to call convention OF InsnAmercan citizens Tor
the ruipuse Of 'ndorong tie nomination o. Bana ana
Logan Dispatches were received from every state IN
the Union giving hearty assurance Of the support Of
| lrisA ctIz 10 generally to our oyemeut.
James r. O'leIrue New York.
john f. O'Bieu, NeN-NOrk,
| nenry G. Dunno, Missouri,
Ia rl6k O'ts1rl. Connecticut,
81 clancy. reua,y wanna,
Simon j. totbdn limos,
C. b swceny, New-lork,
Thomas Hughes, Pennsylvania,
r. l.. Mcnamara. O1IO,
Arthur Dixon, illinois,
James OURS, Illinois,
". W. Dtueucrty, Massachusetts,,
John Donovan, virginia,
THO aas Il. hduncruau, g .lif1rna,
William Il. German, Virginia
T. 81. Hunt Miss ,uri
NJ. Fyns Illinois
j. D. % onue district of Columbia
Al Morrison, Chairman, New Mexico,
JOhnJ. Geghan, Secretary, ONO
AUGUSTA. Ne. July L. 1884.
J. J. GEGHAN, Secretary L'sh-A mere"" National hep"'-
Many tbsn. 10 yourself and associates for your tele
gram Of the l5th' 1AN|H w. hhNNH'
WASHINGTON July Is.
Republican National Committee, 24Z fUlt-aee' Nec-lork
Conv.v my compliments and thanks to the Irish Nation
al Republican League for their constipation OF the re
publican National Ticket JOHN A. hyGAS'
WHY NEGROES SHOULD SUPPORT BLAINE.
The Rev. Israel Derricks, pastor Of the
Arlington Street African Methodist Episcopal Church, in
Newark preached a sermon on Sunday night on Why
the Ncgro-Ameucan Should support Blame" In part
he said:
Our foes are irving to drive away from friends
Rene, aber you vote for them gou vote against
volrselves vour wives and children and for hose VINO
would eUSave II they had the power urge you 10
uhod the pSry that causes the chains ana too shHckss
10 fall the snds and feet OF your blOthcfs-ytH o
ipapv mere tonight. We should to those VINO arc
irving thai can look back 10 the tine
when our race held ~ -asssIs ard that we vii,
stand ND for duty and support the Republican party.
not for bat party, slavery would he IN existence
IN this country today n there were no ethe reason Or