New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
ACTIVITY At COMMITTEE ROOMS.
TIE RaPUBIICaSs WORKING MUCH HARDER AND
MORE EFFECTIVELY THAN THE DEaoCRATS-
a.

TIE RRPUBrIC,Ss WORKING MUCH HARDER AND
MORE EFFECTIVELY THAN THE DKMoCRATs-
SPEAKERS FOR IHE CAMPAIGN.
The rooms of the State committees presented
scenes Of active political work yesterday. The Repubi-
cans As usual In advance OF the Democrats In tho
Iabors OF the campaign Bales OF documents have al
ready been mailed doubtful veters all over the state.
and be list of speakers the opening days OF the strug
gle is nearly completed This list embraces the names
Of arge proportion OF The eminent Republicans o the
Union Word was received from Secretary EysT.s
Yesterday accepting IN invitation 10 take part In
the campaign. He will PROBABLY deliver an address
in this city similar invitations have been extended
to Secretary Sherman Secretary schuTz and indeed to
all the members of tue Cabinet 1t ia believed that
Mr. sherman and Mr.. schurz Will speak. The following
have already accepted invitations: Senator Roscoe
Conkinc Senator James G. Blaine, Of Maine; Senator
Zacharish Chandler, OF Michigan; ex-speaker Gausha
A. Grow, Of Pennsylvania Ex-Governor Daniel II.
Chamberlain, OF South Carolina; General Joseph h
Hawley the Hon. L. W stoughton the Hon. j. G. Bur
rows OF Michigan the Hon. James A. Garfield. OF ONO;
the Hon. George !. Boutwell,. of M4ssachusets Ben
iamin II. Brewster, OF Pennsylvania; the Hon. W. z.
FRYE of Name the Hon. Henry Ballard. ~ Yer
mont: Frederick Douglass, OF Washington; the
Hon. Eugene Hale, OF Maine; Governor Hoyt,
OF Penn. sania; the Hon Edwards Pierrepont;
Ex-Governor Fenton; Genera! Benjamin Ilarri-
SON OF Indiana; General Judson kilpatrek. OF
New-Jersay; General Adam Il. King, Of Maryland the
Hon sherman s. Rogers. OF Buffalo; the Hon. seth l.
Mlhken OF Mains General Stewart L. Woodford OF this
city; ex-Speaker Hcury Smith; tLc Hon. Hamilton
Ward OF Alegany County. the Republican candidate
for Attorney General Invitations have been extended
10 the following, who are now making spe' ches In
OHIO; William Curry. OF Indiana; Colonel j. II. BeSrd
of Michigan; Colonel W. =. StorTs. of Illinois; Colonel
George NJ Carter. OF California; the Hon. William Law
renee, OF Beetonte, Ohio; General X r. Kennedy, of
OHIO; The Hon. william Mckinley, OF Ohio; the Hon.
IN = Hon Il A D rFun uf
ONO; tnbiion. benjamin BuIerworth. OF Onio; Gene
raj Charles H. GrosyenOr OF Ohio; General Thomas NJ
Brown of Indiana the Hon William Williams Of Onoi
General ". H. Gibson. OF OHIO aud the Hon. Thomas
b. Reed. of Maine. "
Te Republican ratification meeting VIII be held az
tie Cooper Institute Saturday evening The CHIEF
spoaker OF the evening viii be Benjamin H. Brewster,
yoeueral oil Pennsylvania, said 20 D. one oI
lis most eloquent in the State. Among The callers
M the stale Committees In the kifihAvenue BO
tel yesterday, were senators Marvin and HaDeTt, ex
senator " Baker 1r and Carroll h. Smith, Editor
VI The SgraeLse JonT1saL
The the Democratic siste Committee Robin
eou wing IN the ST. James Hotel were ysited yesterday
bv many politicians from the interior O the state
The com has begun 10 mai extracts from Cover
nor KODusau's official documents 10 Drmucrauc voters
of Tie interior suspected 10 DC friendly 10
John Kelly. good deal OF attention 10