New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
A VERMONT REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FRANK L. MARSH.
HARRY w. MILLER
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A VERMONT REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
STATE OFFICERS AND PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
SoMINATED-THE PLATFORM
Montpelier, VT, June e7.-The State Republican
convention was called TO order by the Hon. J. Bat
ohelder, Of Arlington who made brief speech The
temporary organization made permanent. The
usual committees were then appointed resolution
Of sympathy with Irish Home Rulers was offered and
unanimously adopted
The Hon. ". P. Dillingham; then nominated for
Governor; Urban Woodbury.. by reclamation, for
Lieutenant Governor; and W. H. Dubois by acclsma
ton, for State Treasurer Charles W. Porter was
nominated for Secretary of State; E. Fl. Powell for
Auditor; and Henderson G. Wilson and II. X. Start
for electors atargc.
The platform heartily iHdOrses that Of the Chicago
Convention as a clear and forcibe presentation Of
the principles of the party, and with Harrison and
Morton Inscribed the banner the personfcation
of high character and clean politics. and guar
antee that pledges VIII be Kept promises majoritys
in September that shall carry hope and inspiration
Republicans extends hearty thanks to the Chicago
delegation from Vermont; deprecates the issuing Of
railroad passes to State officers and members Of the
Legislature demOrallzng, and demands that such
practices be prohibited by law favors the ncOrpora
ton In the State laws of the long and short haul
provisions OF the Interstate Commerce law and calls
State ticket The resolutions were unanimously
adopted and the members OF the State Committee
were chosen. The Convention soon afterward adj
journed W. ". Gromt was, this afternoon renom
mated unanimously for Congress- by the lid District
Republicans. II. C. McDufiee, Of Bradford, was
chosen Presidential elector.
CHIEF ARTHUR LIKES GENERAL HARRISON
Cleveland, June % (speciaD-P. NJ. Arthur, Chief
of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers returned
to-day from New-York where he was when the
nominations At Chicago made.
"The nominations pleased me very much said
be. General Harrison voted against restricting
Chinese Imml grafton, but that was years ago.
DO you think workingmen Will refuse to vote
for him on that account"
al do not. General Harrison has proved him
self a friend Of labor since then, at least, he has
shown a kindly feeling toward the Brotherhood
A committee. OF which / one waited upon him
once and he received us most cordially and did all
he could for us. lie secured an audience with the
President for us, going with the committee to the
Executive Mansion and waiting until our Interview
ended lie made lasting impression on the ucIe-
gates.'
MINORS OF A GREAT RECEPTION TO Mr.. BLAINE.
Washington, June % (speclal-Information reaches
here that there IS movement on foot 10 give MI.
Blaine the most stupendous reception ever presented
TO an American upon his return from Europe. Ihe
programme contemplaes running OF excursion trains
from all parts Of the country to NewYorA An I'M
ncnse aotilla Of steamers will meet him at Sandy Hook
and escort him to the city. procession of Harrison
and Morton clubs VIII conduct him 10 the Filth Avenue
Hotel and later IN the evening grand reception VIII
be held at the Union League Club According TO The
present arrangements, Mr. Blaine will remain In New
York two days.
Then he viii 90 TO Augusta and remain about two
weeks Al the expiration OF that time, according 10
the programme as present arranged, he VIII make
! the opening speech at Augusta. From there no VIII
90 to Boston, NewYork and Philadelphia Plttspure
md Chicago tour is being arranged from thn 'at'er
dty through the Northwestern States and Territories
! /, Portland. Oregon Afterwarc he will so TO san
TAncisco, returning to the East through COLORADO
Kssas Nebraska, Iowa, Indiana and OHIO
REPUBLICAN STATE LEAGUE AT SARATOGA
Tie first annual convention OF the Republican
! Ieage of the state Of New-York is called TO meet
| at saatoca springs on July IL. The object OF tho
meeting is TO consider the manner in which the League
| can bst promote The interests Of the RepuDhcah
party Il the approaching canvass ana I'D eject o'a'c
officers Each league is requested to send three NC
| credited delegates and as many club members as
possible I'm order to make the demonstration one Oh
UNUSUAL interest Arrangements have been made
! witt the w-York Central and Hudson River BAH
roaFfor t,e sale of excursion tickets from az pfih-
eipal point to Saratoga and return Clubs nnnD H
low rates b Saratoga and return for this occasion,
upon application ~ the nearest TICKET agent VI ING
/
The committee of arrangements of the New-fork
| Republican Glib which has In charge the ratification
meeting 10 be held at the Metropolitan Opera House
to morrow nigh had meeting yesterday al Inc ohce
Of Chairman fshmaler, in the Vanderbilt building
| 1t was announced after the meeting mat Chauncey
N. Depew ex-Cngressman Roswell q. horr, OF hIcnE
gan; Congressman Reed, Of Maine; and Colonel Eoo,
er c. IngersolI were expected TO speak only the boxes
win be reserved levi p. Morton is expected 10 be
| present
THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE
| Indianapolis. June 27.-The Chicago dispatch say
ing that General Harrison had selected Colonel Dud
hey as hs personal representative on the Republican
National Executive Committee, was shown to the
General BY a ." Eews reporter who asked him as to
the authority Of the report General Harrison ssid
There is no truth in ,he report have had no come
municatlon with Colonel Dudley since he went to Chi
cago. As to the particular matter 10 question,
there has only beea no deeiinilation arrived at
but no conference heidi
Thu statement that al the meeting OF the National
Republican Committee u Chicago on Monday night
j. g. Clarhson, of Iowa. vas elected permanent chair
man proves TO be Incurred. Mr. Garrison was made
temporary chairman aud also chairman of the sub
committee which Is to eelfe quarters and make other
arrangements for the meeting OF The committee July H.
A FILL BALLOT AND FAIR COUNT.
The Lafayette Republican Cub OF the xIth Assembly
District held meeting the clubhouse. No. 500 Sixth
ave- Last nlght aud appointed committees make ar
ngements Tor holding raihcaon meeting aud TO meet
Mr.. Blaine down she Bay wien he arrives Alderman
james O. McMurray presidid The committees were
composed Of James g. heMursy A. W, Royal. Thomas
w. IIarris J. s. Saith, NahIsn olance james Corrgan,
George yInekaer George Holiday william Amity. sr.,
and William Cortgnn. resolution was offered by James
Corrgsn and unanimously pass, to be presented Con
gress protesting against the importing of cheap
Into this country and petition to the National
Committee 70 steps to preye illegal voting By aliens
In this city.
Janes 0orrissn, James Ryan ssd Jancs g. meMurray