New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

ming who IL now one of his opponents. What he did
for his personal comfort in NcwYork, In the case
of senator Grady, In vol known.
THE INDEPENDENTS ron BLAINE
The independents in this city who supported
Cleveland for Mayor and Governor are now with
sixteen exceptions solid for Blaine. The Iudcpcnd
! cnt Club held a meeting hero last month and
adopted resolutions by large majority strongly
ndorsng" Blaine aud Logan. An effort was
made to get the club to take action ON National
affairs ON the plea that 10 would destroy It's inin-
encc the same sort of plea that il now being made
| use of in the Young Republican Clue of brooklyn
| Bat when the question was brought To q test only
twelve persons voted against approving the Va
tiona Republican ticket Those twelve persons
with four Others make mp the sixteen that were
found to sign paper reccntly-which was drawn
! ND bv the partner of "a gentleman who was APP
/ pointed 10 an office by Governor DECENTRALIZATION
paper endeavors to meet the charges against Mr..
/ Clevelands personal character. All OF the proni-
nent RepublIcans who have been known as In
dependents. such as ex-senator Rogers, ex-senator
| Sprague ex-Assemblyman Hickman. and Mr.. Rod
/ ncy C. Daniels, will vote for Blaine and Logan
Blaine will carry this county by over 5000 ma
! orty" said Mr.. Daniels The more the people
know about Cleveland the more faint will become
his chances of success. "A n candidate for Presi-
dent ne cannot stand the bright sunlight of pub
/ licitv"
MI Arthur W Hickman. who elected to the
LEGISLATURE 'as an lndepeudcut Republican. is now
president of the Seventh Ward Blaine and Logan
Club. He said Blaine will carry this county 10y
u very large majority Ic IL so much superior 10
Cleveland in point of ability and fitness for the
Office that do not wonder at the dcmoral zcd con
dlton of the Democratic purity In Tins city
Mr. Frank r. Perkins prominent member Of
the independent Cluh aud cy.tity Attorney, enid
% I ana, .,. nat tltr Gt.f trus,t mus Eruullruu
supporting % Democrat such lg Cleveland for lrc'.
drut when wc have 70 candidate lilr l1mr4 a.
Blaine n ihc hrd. nho WIS thc hourtt choice of the
people Cleveland mny su dozen Independent
votes here. llo vill lose hundreds of ilrmortn'r
llc cnnnoi possibly curry his otn county
WntI iGApiNu clTrN- Say.
ur Ring ghu is attending physician nt thc rro,i
deaoe Lunatic Asylum said " recelyed % letter
when Cleveland was can ldate for Governof ask
ing me- II he was presb5tIian, temperate man
and abpve reproaeh answered that he was n
straight Democrat and that If ny correspondent
wanted to vote for him he had better do IL on that
ground aud on no other. That is what ! say now.
live 10 his waid oh. yes nan" will carry IT
without Doubt
nr trrwbidep vho is onp ~ thn most eminent
and respected citizens ~ Buffalo. said I was pi-
snnt from fhr ,tY until frw wnn4s aga. Spending
ths winter in fhn South When returned stopped
~ Auburn and other points ah 10Y Watririn
Ras impressed bog rhr very pleasing aHtunh r1f 10
publican surfras ia the elafa. brother Ia law
who is ID professor Ia the seminary al Auburn told
nle that be- going u support Cleveland an moral
grounds. / laughed al HIM aud told him that n he
were going to support Cleveland he had better do DO
on grounds other than moral or because he Is
fitted foI the Office of President. ! told him that
about the only ground that knew of Tor support
mg Cleveland was because OF his being Copper
head Democrat. Knowing the man SO well l am ex-
trcmey glad that he has SO little prospect of sue
cess, he Is undeservmg of it,
THE GERMANS ENTHU sIAsTGC FOR BLAINE.
The Rev. DR.. Van Bokkeen said in relation to the
Germans of the city: "Inever knew time when
the Germans more firm in their adj ,ocIcy of /
Republican principles Mr. Blaine will receive the
votes in this city of many Germans who have here /
tofore supported the Democratic party. There are /.
both personal and political reasons why we Will not .
support Cleveland
Ex-Mayor Philip Becker said that he had not iu-
tended To take an active part in the present can
vass, but there tines he added when it be-
h0oves every man to speak and this is one of them.
Cleveland Is not such man should be President /
Of the United States am glad to see the outlook
for Mr. Blaine so favorabIe'
Colonel Charles D. Zacher said The Germans
are safe for the Republican ticket. IN the words of
Garfield when they pitch their tent they pitch 1t
among the living
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