New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-07
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
REPUBLICANS SATISFIED AND UNITED.
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS DEsPoNDEST -Ho" ihh
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES RECEIVED THE NE"o'
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS DEsPoNDESr HOW THE
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES RECEIVED THE Ns"o'
IBr TELEGRAPH TO the TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, June 6-The satisfaction with
which Mr. Blaines nomination is received here rs uni
yersal Hi. friends are naturally much elated ihey
worked for eight years to secure the victory won W
day Twice they had the prize almost within reach
Twice the wishes OF the great masses OF the hepuDncsn
marty had been nulined. To-day their voice has been
Needed. Their triumph naturally eyokes the "naes' Gu
thusasm But in the opposition ranks the leenns
OF good fellowship has not been quite obterated Dy inc
contest OF the last few weeks. IL was ngnt III
which each wing OF the party entered Win '"e
full understanding that as soon as inc ISSUE
was decided the ranks should DO CLOSE" ai
united front presented to the common enemy im'
Republican felow-feeine found expression to-day inne
diately after the nomination OF Mr. Blaine became
assured Those who antagonzed him are ready now tat
he has become the choice Of the Republican party 10 sup
port him the best OF their ability Not asngie voice was
raised to-day TO disturb the harmony which II II cohn
IDENTIFY hoped will reign from now until hr biaine nA'
been duly elected in November next
Among Democrats the news Ofhr Blaineb homiha'ion
exctes various feelings Tie tone assumed by most IS
one OF desDonAency They had hoped that the RepnDh
cans would select candidate ess popular ana not qn'e
so strong az ur. Blaine Indeed they con
ldently looked for the nomination Oi
dark horse. Mr. Blaine. they admit 1t VIII 10 HnP"SS
bic 10 beat except by opposing Iiden To MIN. ms Va
course most Of them consider out OF the question WIN
feeling despair they look over tho Presdentai tn
Der at their disposal The Paynes, and McDoaids '&nu
Uoadlys they freeycoafess not Of the metal TO resist
man Of Blaine's stamp.
The lesser lights like Cleveland Dorshemer or
scarcely enter into the discussion. now that Blame las
been chosen the Republican standard-bearer Sucn are
the feelings OF like Dunn OF Arkansas IucKer
and others They may not say in 80 many words that
hoaf Riai
OF their conversation to-day plainly indicates what
they feel and what they would say outright they con
sidered it prudent 10 do so.
Representative DUMB for instance, admitted to-day
that North Carolina could easily be carried by Blaine Dut
by nobody else among Republicans. MI Post uecareu
that in Pennsylvania Mr. Blaine was the strongest posi-
BILE man. The Democratic members OF the House from
Iowa feel very blue at the prospects Of carrying their
districts In the fall Some of their Factions colleagues
hadc tcm mournfn good the last Iowa Democrats
seemed recognize fully the gravity OF thel
The only really Outsposen Democrat WI" Bfi 81
teTanSd any eeyOos SERIOUS o0GD tho Speaker
But then Mr. Carlisle has way OF saying strange things
whether be IN not lie expressed the Spn
ion ohand that Br Blaine was the easiest man 10 oea
In fact, he was glad Blame had been nominated.
LOGAN BOWS TO THE POPULAR WILL.
Among the unsuccessful candidates Logan preserves
the most stoca humOr lie received the news OF Banes
increasing strength with perfect seIcomposure, ana
without exhibiting that anxiety or feeling OF disappont
ment with which his enemies thought he would accept
defeat While the third ballot was being taken he re-
ceived dispatch informing him OF the turn Things Were
taking lie promptly aud without hesitation
sent the following dispatch 10 senator, 'uIOm
zine Republicans OF states that must be relied upon
70 elect le President having strongly shown prefer
ence for Mr. Blaine, deem II dGty not 10 STAND IN tne
wav Of the peoples choice and recommend my ehds &c
assist in his nomination" c,
When Mr.. Blaine's nomination was assured GeheraI
Logan sent the following dispatch To Mr.. Blaine, AZ
Auetsta: most heartily congratulate you on your
nomination You will be elected"
THE NEWS AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
In and about the White House deep interest was fet
in to-days proceedings. The result was accepted
by the President with apparent good humor II he feit
any chagrn be did not expression TO IT, not even to
his most intimate friends The regular Friday Cabinet
meeting was held usual Secretary Chandler was the
first to arrive followed shortly b. Secretary Lincoln All
the Others except Secretary Teller, came later FOS-
uasterenera Gresham. with his large 0ice pOrtiOnO
under his arm, looking ti he had DO thoughts OF
Chicago was last appear. and the result OF the
first ballot before his gray horse was olyen
to the White House door. The Cabinet meeting was orle
and those present distributed themselves ABOUT lhe
Disnachas were received mt short intervals by Private
Secretary Phillips their contents were at once COM
muucated by him to the President.
Senator HaweT spent the day NJ the capitol Bue'lns
were handed to him al regular intervals Inc decisive
one seemed have effect upon bin, ou'wsrdy,
than the announcement that friend or us lad Iallen
! heir to some fortune nlgEt have had.