New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
Ill - landa nhilitia. aro recnonled and ac-

Of every question These virtues and these scc1n
pearness to the hearts Of the American people,
General Logan. But who in this broad land does not
know OF his magnificent record as soider anu HIS e
The Democratic party must held to it's record on
free trade ana tariff revenue ouy. Too many YET
poyment and poor wages, the burning OF otSrr corn
in the West for fuel because there was no oJ1fs ofs
use for IL under Democratic domination, u. Notoo
for party which threatens return oi nahiw sh
condition OF affairs Our people believe Una. ne
prosperous times attainabe in this country nv &hiu
working class especially ask. claim, demand InaV anos
shall continue to nave the czens W should i've
With such candidates and such principles as arr f ne
onrs in November as surely as the sun will bless us WITH
It's light.
At the suggestion of Mr.. Hooker of Vermont
Senator Blair was invited to be present AT the se'
sion of the committee Some discussion foho"e"
in which he participated respecting certain phases
of the conduct of the campaign Short addresses
were made by Mr. Chaffee, Mr. Lynch. Mr. Moiey'
Mr.. Haynes, Mr.. Mcclure and Others. motion
was then made by Mr.. Haynes of Maine, for a re-
cess until 3 o'clock, which was carried
YOUNG MEN's REPUBLICAN CLUBS LETTER.
On reassembling the following communications
were read
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB
No 21 WEST wENTYsEvKNTHsT.. n Y, June %, 1ss4
To the Chairman Of the Republican Na"o"d' COM
sTR At a recent meeting of the the Young Mems Fe-
publican Club OF the CITY OF II S Ms b to
wait upon your committee and confer with you RON
time time during the pending canvass az 10 tne n1 ,
those I'm whose hands the managementst the cOmn9 c
nd ~. carryinS oui Of Ills action Of the club. Re-
yerng the principles and traditions Of the Kepnocan
menis and concrring in wisdom of the selection by
the recently held Republican Natlona o M III
sfafe, iy b Ynng Mem. kem6can Club Of the City Of
/ Nory1 1qsir tn do
making max tne canvass oi 'H''o ''''''O''''
The object of the formation of the club was to induce
the young men OF TINS city 10 'aAe a1 tba nrn
rines of ReWbIicsnism. as enunciafed by the Repub
can party It's membership Is COMPOSED o hn have
OF professional anu business les b n from con.
stant participation in party politics. except during te
pei ~ VI oarnesflv for the success
Of the Republican National ticket and did as we believe
contribute somewnat toTsiG VA ntsnre of 6e National
contest and TO the necessity for the continuance Of Re
publican administration in order to secure the hignes'
coRGDh oa @ coming Contest as one of trolling
portance the Nation aud oelev ing that the history o
tne h OI tne srtv to renewal of popular
Confidence and sbould convince voters that the Demo
cratic Marty holds mower simply to abuse It, the Young
Wen's iRennbcan Cnb of the CITY of NewYork enters
the canvass 1884 with feelings of cheerful confidence
and places services at the disposal Of your committee
10 ADVANCE INC success VI '"e IVA = IpUW,IrR
| MORTIMER c. ADDoMs,
| JAMES A. BLNCnAkp'
| JosFPM PooI.
JAMES W. HAYES, ,..oo
| vrv.yonK, .Tune 2G. 1884,
r. a. NJ, ;,o. ~ u. 1en,I,Jco, ynI,1nGI Comuiioe.
10 nc OHdTW1tt , oI me 81 tbe Youn, Mons ReDub-
DIR AS CHdIhiaI VI Ill 80 rra,ent the ac-
ncan Gun OF tllS cF, IdFI ~, 20 fav hafore vour
companylhS aduress WIncH Uvs ~" ~ 10y
committee. yours respecIiGH!' r,,re c Jruv,rFR
JAM" " So
The communications were referred to the EXecu-
no nd on motion Of Mr. Chaee
1--WE COMMITTEE an" 0ii - - 4Lo
seconded by Mr.. MOrcy, Ii was OrdeIc" tndI thc
-. !. ;o4r,,o+od IN conmunicot. with the
committee "0 i"0'i ~, ,I,:. J.. ~,
Young Mems Republican CluD, eXtenull' 10 tHoih
tho commiftees thanks and inviting theL TO confer
at some later dly WIUh 'ho LA0O"''O
of the National Committee.
VI -, - :, - a., oo,,r,;4+e Ton tbe results
MT ChaHee laiu peloIo 'lio 'oiiii" ~" ~ -
of his efforts to secure place to be occupied as
| ol,,,or+ors drring tbe campaipn The house No
heduq uYl 'oi' u's WV q -, - -, ono g,
242 Fltth-aVe, was recoHlnlehuci anu ui'ti
accented. The committee then ADJOURNED 10 lneeV
20 r. o1.oi,,oon
! at the cal Ol the cndHih"n' -,
A meeting of the Exc cutive Committee was heIu
! -. = f4or Aha odiournmeut of the General
| ~.sS;ttoo Il oroonized nv the election of j. b.
| on -, ohoir,oop and George w. Hooker as
| serretary Its proceedings were in executive ses-
sion and no further announcement vas Inate ord
Inc flDahce Iolilt'o - ~ 10 ' c%airnan and Mr.
1, 1TedIn0u rotor,r ond nroceeded TO discusS and
| ii1oohei a. % ~ So 80 ,,,nr
| lay OUT plans loI i'9 "'ih
Ap oTrTRITRST IN INDIANA.