New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
STRONG APPEALS TO VOTERS.
THE CAMPAIGN IN THE CITY AND STATE.

THE CAMPAIGN IN THE CITY AND STATE.
WORK OF TRC REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
1ar DEMOCRATIC LITERARY BUREAU REVIVED
-FNTHUsIAsrIC DISTRICT MEETINGS OF REPUB-
IICANs.
A letter from staff correspondent printed
below shows that the Republicans of Chautau-
qua County are united and earnest for Cornell.
great Republican mass-meetng will
be held at the Cooper Institute tins
evening, and addresses will be made
by the Hon. Benjamin IL. Brewster, of
Philadelphia. the Hon. w. w. Hicks. of
Florida. and General Stewart L. WoOdiOrd.
So marked is the activity in the Republican
State Committee rooms that the work extends
far into the night. The Democratic Literary
Bureau appears to have been revived. and
the State is flooded with Robinson circulars.
Mgny letters from the interior to the Kelly
State Committee show that the movement
against Governor Robinson daily grows more
formidable. Several Republican district meet
ings were held in this city last evening at
which much interest was shown.
CHAUTAUQUA UNIFIED FOR CORNELL.
A large MAJORITY AssURED-lHE CONVINCING
ORATOR, GOOD TIMrs," At WORK AMONG TIE
VrOpLE.
uroM STAFF CORRESPONDENCE OF THE TRIRUSEl
FnrDoNIA, Sept 20-If there is any section Of
TIE state where a feeling of lukewarmnoss might
b. looked for among Republicans on account of tho
nomination 81 lir. Cornell, this extreme western
County of Chautauqua is the place IL is the home of
Ex-Governor Fenton. and always sided strongly
win him in the years past whenever there was
contest for leadership between him and Mr.. Conk-
Ing. Mr.. Cornell i not known in the county per-
eonallv aud has been regarded only an efficient
friend Of the Senator. His nj the Saratoga
Convention was a disappointment TO the Chautau-
Qua Republicans, but there is. am glad to Learn,
no disposition 90 make that disappointment a criev
ance and carry il along through the canvass. On
the contrary. a good deal Of activity is already
shown in the formation OF campaign clubs, ard
within a fortnight the county Will be thoroughly
organized.
The renewal q the Southern question has stimu-
lated an interest in politics such has not been
manifested since the adoption of the Constitutional
amendments and the reconstruction measures. Re-
puhhcans talk Of no other matters save the deter
IniuatIon 20 suppress all opposition to Democracy
in the old Slave States and % justify the Rebellion
bv obtaining full possession Of the National Govern
mcnt. When the canvass is opened by public
meetings the feeling on tins subject viii become
more and more intense and the paramount import
nncc of Republican victory in the Empire state
viii cause al disappointments as to the personnel
o. tue ticket 30 be forgotten.
The good times which arcnot only coming but are
already ln Wow, are helping the Republican cause.
ChautauQua u a dairy county and the low prices
Tor butter and cheese which have ruled for some
years past discouraged the farmers as to cause
considerable number TO look with favor on the fall
lac IS of the GrecnbackeTs. Within short time
cheese has gone up 100 per cent. and butter has
gone up considerably The effect of this advance
In dairy products will he felt in the politics of all
the southern tier of counties. The Greenbaok
movement which was formidable chiefly IN this
tier viii gain no new Roadway this wear and will
probably fail Oft a good deal. In this county the
soft-moncy people have made their nOmina'ions,
but are attracting no attention. Republicans say
that what lttlo there Is OF Greenbackism tins
year VIII be made mp of former Democratic mate
ial and that il does not give them the least con-
Germ. -.
In the towns the improved condition of business
Is felt fully as much IN the country. a single
example Will show how the manufacturing interests
are picking ND. The Brooks Locomotive orks, IN
Dunkirk. which once during the dull times cut
down their force to five mechanics, are now employ
ING 100 men, and have orders which Will keep them
busy until next spring. The Democratic and Green,
back orOakers viii have tough job. IN the face OF
such facts as these to make anything by reVamp-
ing their "haTd times " appeals OF last year
L. v.