The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.

ALL THE COMMITTEES RECEIVING FLATTERING
REPORTS FROM THE INrERIoR--A BUSY DAY
AT THE DIFFERENT HEADQUARTERS.
All the political headquarters wore busy appear
ance yesterday. At the Democratic State Commit
tees rooms everything hustle and activity. An
immense amount Of correspondence was opened and
answered. by tho large force of clerks employed.
This correspondence related to the progress Of the
campaign in tho neighbour GOD Of the respective
writer's. to the organization Of clubs and meetings
and requests for speakers and documents. Mr. Clark
N. Potter started in the afternoon his stump
ing tour OF the State. which opened by mass meet
ing at Poughkeepsie last night. Mr.. Potter will
speak up to tho close Of the canvass. There was
large number of callers duflmg the dsy-Georqe W.
weiant. of Rockland: o. Gutter. of Niagara An
drew slausson. OF Toga; Colonel z. B. Lansing and
William L. Robinson. Of Kings; Edwin b. Moado.
Mayor Cooper and Captain Rynders being among
them. despatch from Mayor Murphy. Of Troy. in
which city Mr.. Kelly spoke last night. announced
that democratic paper there which had been sup
porting Mr.. Kelly had changed front and hoisted the
name of Lucius Robinson At the head Of its columns
for Governor. circular letter will be sent out ON
Monday to prominent democrats throughout the
State inquiring as to the condition Of the canvass
In their respective localities.
THE KELLY coMxITrEE.
At tho Kelly state Committees headquarters at
the st. Nicholas Hotel Mr.. Augustus Schell, William
II. Secor, Captain John II. Mooney and p. W. Rhodes
the secretary OF the committee in consulta-
ton for long time in the afternoon regard to the
work Of the campaign. 1t was reported that an
additional list of names of supporters of Mr.. Kelly
to the number of 1880 had been received. These
persons were scattered through the interior. Let
ters to the number OF 2oO were also said to have
been received yesterday; New kelly clubs have been
and Lockport. Several visitors from the country
gave encouraging reports OF the outlook in the
interior. This COMMITTEES are sending out docu-
ments purportng to prove that in the counties in
this State under the control OF the Robinson-Tldcn
faction the State dcbt has been increased while in
those counties where the other branch of the demo-
party has control the debt has been decreased
The circular also pnrpSrts to prove that in the hrst
the Legislature has steadily fallen of. while in the
other counties it was maintained until last year.
when, through the manipuations Of Governor Bob
inson, IL was decreased also in these counties
REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS.
Tho Republican State Committee rooms in the
Fifth Avenue Hotel resembcd post office. Docu-
ments and newspapers tor campaign purposes lit
tered the rooms in huge piles or parcels while q
matter tor transmission through the mails.
The officials in charge were jubilant their
prospects all the reports received the
ror pointed to the success of the republican State
ticket large number oil prominent State and local
republican politicians visited the rooms during the
afternoon and evening. Vice President Wheeler Will
open tho campaign at Lowvle on Thursday evening.
the 23d inst.
SCION d. smith, tho chairman OF the Republican
County Committce, which has it's headq larters in
the Hoffman House, said there intention of
any coalition between the republicans and either
branch OF the democratic party for local officers He
thought that three straight tickets will be aud
that the total vote In tins city will be hun
bred and fifty thousand
ROBINSON ORGANIZATION.
Messrs. william II. Wickham Charles Il. Loew.
james. O'Brien. Robert ID. Npony and Peter Bowe
tho Executive Committee of the Committee
OF fiftean, In session for several
hours at the st. James HOTEL completing
the work of selecting the names OF ten
persons In each Assembly district who are
to take charge of the organization of the new Robin
party throughout the city. The names, the
committee said, selected with much care and
also that the OF member Of the Irving Hall
democracy IL among the number. This part OF the
work of the committee will be completed tomorrow,
and ON the evening of that day the persons agreed
upon in the several Assembly districts will meet ut
the St. Jamos Hotel headquarters to receive their
instructions from the Executive Committee In re-
gard to tho work of organizing in the districts. It
liz expected that the new organization will BIO in
thorough working order in few days.
NATURALIZATION.
The Tammany naturalization mill at No. II Centre
street did quite fourishing business yesterday.
The Irving Hall democrats have established SINH
lar Office at No. Centre street, but the business
transacted there was not large at the rival
tabshmcnt. The least done or all three was that
by the republican machic. which Is ut the tntcrsec-
ton OF Chatham and Pearl streets.