The New York herald., 1876-10-26
The price Of the RxsALp today and Aencefo,tA wil
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THE STATE CANVASS.

THE STATE CANVASS.
AERAN0EMKNrs FOR A BARBECUE AND MON
srER DEMOCRATIC MASS MLETiNo-LEADEEs
IN COUNCIL L-INrRRvIgws WITH CHIEF JUS
TicE CHURCH, SENATOR LORD, KIRKE HART
AND orHERs-DEMocIATIc DETECTION AN
TIcIPArEp.
ROCHESTER Oct. "a, 1876.
The announcement that d We TO be roasted
whole as the contemplated grand democratic barbecue
al the Rochester Driving Park Ground prem
ature
According to The official prog Just Issued only
two oxen are raie tho the OCCASION. BY
the oicia. authority II appears that the affair
will come on Thursday, October &c, and that ar
raugements have been made TO accommodate b0. 900
persons
Among the speakers announced are Thomas A. Hem
bricks, Wiliium Dorshsimer 5. 5. Cox, Richard OGor
man, General Franz sis,l, Daniel ". voorhees, and
Colonel l.. b. Faulkner.
There are TO be two bands Of music and quartet
club, with fireworks Ut the CITY Hail in tho evening
and, probably, atorchlight procession.
Quite number OF democratic magnatcs met
Gently IN this city They held their conference in tho
presidents room Of the Bank OF Monroe, in which
Jarvis Lord Is director. Chief Justice Churcn. Sen
aior JARVIS Lord Krks Hart the democratic candi-
for Congress from this district we're among those
present The meeting entirely informal ono, and
It's proceedings better explained u the form Of
personal interviews than BY any other meana
INTERVIEW cHIKY JUSTICE CHURCH.
Q whs. do you think, Judge, OF the po,cal pros
poets In the states
A. In my position as Judge have no right mingls
in partisan strife have, however, . right to vose
and shall exercise H.
y You VIII vote Mr.. Tildcns
A. On, yes, OF course.
. What do you think OF Mr.. riden's chances for
carrying the State
A. think they very good indeed.
q In regard TO the democratic candidate for Con-
grcss from your distrcts
A. You mean Krke Harty He is a townsman OF
nine. A very worthy man. and not so young as be
looks. He Is good speaker and u sound thinker he
served very accep.ably IN the Legislature. Ho
viii make good memb.r of Congress, and hopc he
will be elected.
Il was perceptible that tho Judge only wished to
touch local topics and pross him Tor his opn-
ion upon the proclamation OF tho President on The
South Carolina trouble would SIMPLY be an act Of i'm
pertnence
IxrxRyIEw wiru SENATOR JARVIS LORD
understand you have gwen an OK tor the DEM
ocratic barbecue next Thursday
A. They cal cd up0n or one, and said II had
one to give woula
Y. Then you do oppose Mr. Tildcny
A. No; why should l. VIII give hlm all tho aid
= You have been very active aud visoroas in the
dsin ocratic cause herctoIorsy
A. l am Just AS vigorous how as have ever been.
Bat nave served my out have served three
terms In the State Senate and carried the county lor
democrats when there were large republican odds
against them now shut the responsibility TO 9TH
ouiders-upon shosa OF oi wealth, who
stand The burden better than now can.
Y DO you hear OF any remarkable changes IN the
democratic canvass
Irshmcn who supported the democratic ticket all
asong VIII vote against liiucn.
u What's tho cause oi that,
A. l do not know unless it be from the influence OF
the Freemdns Journal, the editor OF which paper 10
opposed TO rllden, and whom met on the tram CON-
ing ths way short time ago.
O. Then ius Irish cannot relied upon solid for
Thdsn.
A. IL ray DO so stated There seems TO 10 some
hidden power that actuates the Irish certain times
la REGARD their political bias. AZ time II T. the
Fenau cause, at another umc is the Catholic schoo!
question, at another u - the Catholic seminary appro
prialion question. What IS now can't say.
y Perhaps IN making too much love 10 the Ger
mans Tden has made the irish Jealous
There answer to this suggestion and the
respondcnt proceeded TO inierrocatc
kRKx HART.
democratic candidate iof Congress from the Monroe
and Orleans district
Q What are the chances Ior your election in your
dislricts
Y But YOU have a fearful majority to ovcrcomof
A. No matter; shall overcome IL
10 MI Lora-How much - It IN Monroe SENATOR
senator l.ord-ADout ZOO
Mr.. Hsrt-l am strong IN Orleans, aud with the re-
puUncun disafecion there and the gains expect IN
Monroe. leei sure OF my election
Dir. Hart was then called away, promising TO return
in a few minutes, but he did not Pot In appearance
for time, and there evidently being some private
business on hand between The chiei Justice anu scna-
tor Lord the HERALD correspondent retired
TO tho senator's whocsaie liquor store, whore he
Mr. Lords partner,
". II. ROSS LEVIN
active republican, whom the CORE espontcnt pro-
cecded TO Interview
= How IS the state gong, Mr.. Lcwins
A. | have NO doubt Il will 80 republican and for
Hayes
a. what are your reasons or thinking SOY
A. There q number OF reasons Among others Is
the fact that there Is temperance candidate this
year The temperance vote numbers IL 00o ninc
cut of ten OF which Will now vote The republican
ticket Then there Ia the liberal republican vote say
Is 0O0. which WAS against in 1872 We expect 70
carry four.nths Of that vote.
| Q. Have you heard OF many republicans who will
vote the Tilden ticketY
| A. Very lew, indeed. IL anything tine odds are on
the other side. Why, mr only lew days ago prom-
democrat In TINS city. VINO has always actcd wlL
placed in my hands check $3.50 TO help deray
expenses OF a republican meeting getting up
Y Can you assign any reason Tor this act OF gene
erositys
OF the TACT tbtt when during the tho soldiers
camp seat home their In envelopes. directed
the Chairman OF the Democratic state Committee,
the envelopes were opened, aud where republican
tickets we're found they were taken out and their
places supplied by democratic tickets
q Who was Chairman OF the Democratic State Com
mittee at that tirney
A. samuel J. Tildcn-
o. That's pretty hard charge. What Is the name
Of the democrat who gave you this infornations =
A. Pardon me-, but do not wish 10 tell you
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