New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
THE BLAINE CAMPAIGN.
ACTIVITY or THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE


MANY CALLERS WITH GOOD SEws-sUccEss OF rn
RATIFICATION MEETINGs-APPEAL FoR FUNDS
handsome banner. thirty by forty feet in ara.
was hung across Fifth-ave. at No 242 yesterday
morning. 1t bears the inscription Republican
National Committee Headquarters. For President.
James c.. Blaine, Of Maine. For Vice-Presdeut,
John 4. Logan, of illinois, Portraits Of the two
candidates. with the seal of the United Statessr,d
the seals of the States of Name and Illinois, form
the centre piece the notices of the two states
Drigo" II lead and National Union, State Sow
ereignty,' being just decpherable from the streeo
below. The banner was much admired and pro-
nOunced of the best that has ever been flung 10
the breeze in New-York city Inside headquarters
the first thing 10 attract attention was hne suit of
knights arnor Of German silver complete wih
helmet plume and velvet jerkin
The committee was busy throughout the enara
day There callers of all degrees on all kinds
Of business, from plain citizens who wanted d0cE-
ment. 20 Senators and committees aud delegations
with addresses. Among the callers were senator
Sewell, of New-Jersey; Senator Aldrich. of Rhoia
Island; Colonel George Bliss. General Green 3.
Raum, Judge Jefierds, of Mississ pp!; John J.
Safely, of Washington; Senator llawey. Congress-
man Frank Hscock senator d. NJ. Sabn. OF Mime
sofa: y. r. Locke, of Toledo. Ohio Ansburn Bid
sail Of BnghamtQn; General J. W. Hustled, If
ton.
General Hawlcy as chairman, Edward McPbT-
son, az secretary and Congressman Hiscock, Of faa
Republican Congressional Committee. had a long
conference with the National Execut ye Committre,
Chairman Jones and Secretary Feasenden, wi.I
reference To the work of the two committees. Tla
Congressional Committee has already prepared
twenty pamphlets for distribution, and ha
more in preparation. The members have confined
themselves wholly To such matters as are oticib--
speeches in Congress, extracts from the Censls
reports and other official documents. They VII
coudne their work n documents to this special lias.
and their canyassng to the carrying of closely con-
tested Congressional districts
MANY FAVORABLE REPORTS.
The reports brought by callers were all Of tss
most favorable character There was much con-
graduation ON the splendid success of the New
Yor, city Republicans in their ratification meeting.
Chairman Jones sent letters to Mc..rs. Eyarts AID
Hlwcv. thanking them. in behalf of the committee,
for thcr fine efforts. aud asking for revised copes
for publication and general circulation. Letbn
have begun 10 pour in from all parts of tao
country. indicating that there il enthusiasm aid
GROWING rurnc-tucss IA cyoiy ulrcct on Scnaius
Slhu. speaking ot the Northwest ~1d lwt' 70
only one complexion with uH II ai Tor halps
and Logan. THAT H the ticket that will win We
shall nor only carry Ohio. Indiana. aud tine clfss
statos 900 tho North. hut We shall 80 into the Nouih.
where is ctrry one knows % oar vote p cnuunsi,
There .ic ua.l % dozen Republican states that VII
give uH tuolr votes, aud shall insist 600 iltto h"ias
"a tlr count and q free ballot lhr nrmocrsa
ullc their usual hluudcr tn thcr nomination.
Cleveland is pisny beside hlane. lh'r' u 10
cumplIrou between the men, Congressman ll.s-
co, sand ul Sew FORK state and the country grutr-
ailNt " Wr have them on tho run. hes are abso-
Mtrly dcmo.a .all1rL' senator Aidrch 'tH II mo
country VIII stand by NrW-Eusldul- drclann,
there Will bc NO question of me rie3t.h v 2i biLas
and Logan senator scwrll Nid; with ne
growth Of the manufacturing interest NJ New Jersey
and the especial prominence gwen 20 tho amp
question, Ncw-Jersey ought 10 give is electoral
vote to the Republican ticket Garfield cams
within 1000 v0te- Of carrying n. The pottery,
gas, and six interests arc vital WITH us. ana hd
all attacked by the Democratic party n Congress
The contest this tall Will Dee purely upon the taf1
principle. aud I think shall carry tile >tate.7
MONEY FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
The following letter has been sent ont by he
committee soliciting n.zcoutrIbgt.Ous to the campaign
fund:
n, ~ FlFrn-Avr.
NEV-YpHK CITY, July 10 La.
1suAl import 'nee 10 The s2qn'Ty M Evry h'PuohsAa
tee. 0a ieaal. ot the Republican party desires 70 make
justly vigorous and elective. sad success csrtlin IN S~
vember Fund, are required however 20 meet the lsr-
lI and proper Expense. o. the caApagn Al 20 proy4s
tie same, tbe cjmmea dnds Uer dep-nl~sl upon tas
hpersi'y OF Republicans 10 maze surh voluntary 'onn-
bItions IS bel. mean, vii permit aut - they feel n
clned 10 give. fou are therefore Respectfully nyltse1
send a, sooH is you conveniently nay ut drAi On Nes-
York postal money order % .As order OF s. n J9s;s.
ave- New-Yor1 Cltg such sum yoI nay
tribute for objects before me-i5Ael receipt nf
Tas comai,ee c6eerfuy calls attention of every pr
SON holding an Office place; or eh ovmen. unaer -
ment provision, of tes lct OF Congress entities
d" An Act 20 regulate inj Improve The @Fylce ot las
Taat IS uAIelce vii Dc -1-rtei lu con 'Hny taef~
win Respectfully, B. f. J1N>. Chairman
gItis understood that the letter Was submitted %
Senator Edmuuds. and has mel w,t D. approSai
In So far as it is Affected by the Civil service law