New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS.
MEETING OF THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
ENCOURAGING REPORTS FROM ALL PARTS OF
THE STATE.


ENCOURAGING REPORTS FROM ALL PARTS OF
THE STATE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEl
HARRISBURG, Penn, Sept. 20.-Certainly this
is an ofYcar IN politics. but Pennsylvania Republicans
do not intend let the election by the board on that
account-iudng from the meeting OF the State Central
Committee here today. Tho committee met at the
Lochiel Hotel fifty members representing every
section OF the State being present The reports received
were very encouraging Certainly If the promises gwen
are carried out the ticket viii be elected by about $4,000
majority Philadelphia promises her usual majority not
wihstanding local dIssensions and Ptsburg promises
an increased majority from the fact that II Is the
home Of q large number Of Democrats who are dis
settled with the way the Democratic state Conveh-
ton slaughtered a Roman Catholic aspirant Tor
the state Treasurership. In Clinton County, tho
home OF Mr. Noyes, the Democratic candidate
for Treasurer there is split in the Democratic party
that viii lose Mr.. Noyes some votes
The Labor Union party is already without head 10
their ticket their nominee for Supreme Judge, Elwe OF
Columbia County, declining to be candidate, ana thcr
organizatOnf it can he sad to be organHed-is rpdy
falling to pieces The Greenback and Prohibition parties
are in the hands ofunscrupulou who will them ont
TO the highest bidder All this the Republican leaders see,
and hence it was that the District reports in the commit
tee were so encouraging. Another interesting fact de-
veoped in committee the satisfaction with when
the Republican nominations looked upon bv the RANK
and nle of Republicans in this State. IL was dcidedthat
the campaign should be conducted quietly and II Is very
likely that few political meetings will DO held The
Democrats have resolved to act on the same
principle OF course there are some sections
in which meetings must be hold-Pittsburg
for instance. where the Labor Reform movement
first terminated the coal regions where the strength
Of the Gre party lies Able speakers viii be sent
10 these sections and the campaign viii oe conducted
with an eve-siuge 20 the perpcuauon OF kciupI N
rucu'cs, and The protection lapras 9ppos-d To- tLce
Trade The committee selected john y. Small, OF lfar-
siurr a. secretary and resolved upon philadelphia, as
The HEADQUARTERS during the campaign.
In conversation wtn Mr. small, he iaformet the cor
respondent 81 THE TRIBUNE hat the campaign would
BEGIN az once, vigorously, and would be prosecutor
with uuabatcd zeal until the day oi election.
A committee OF five, Finance. aud an executive
committee OF thirteen wer' appointed, but the chli-
man has not vct appointed treasurer THIS appoint
mcut is solicited by gen. Harry Bingham gentleman
personally disascful % senator Cam ron, anu mere.
for. not likely TO secure the coveted prize Cen Pass
more candidate for Audtor-Gcneral, and Capt W. Is.
Hart candidate for STATE Treasurer. were present 40
tic meeting OF the committee. The campaign may nkv
be considered rs ia RS opened aud with such eueGE-
Ing prospects reported to-day the Republicans
ought win again.