New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
ACTIVE STATE COMMITTEE.
CANVASS IN THE INTERIoR-CAREFCL WORK AMI
GOOD RLsULIs EXPECTED.

CANVASS IN THE INTEMoR-CAREFUL WORK AND
GOOD RLsULTs EXPECTED.
Tho rooms of the Republican State Committee
were crowded during most of yesterday with per-
sons seeking information and documents. Inc Coin-
mlttee is conducting an energetic canvass III 'ns
state and if the local committees are oniy one-hai
s scient the majority ior Garfield aud Arthur VIII
be very large. Many letters are received daliy CIV
ing the names of Democrats who have declared tor
Garfield and Arthur Since the Indiana election the
stampede from the Democratic party has increased
to an extent that alarms the Democratic managers
Abont 100 meetings day being held IN tho
c+,ta now bv the Republicans. Only part of these,
hovever are under the direction OF the state Com-
mittee.
secretary Vrooman returned yesterday from tho
o,,+ +raI mart of the State. He was present Monday
a. a ,,eetiup and 4 parade in HerIImcr, which no
ava were the largest and most enthusiastic ever
heId there. notwithstanding only two days notice
WAS nven Chauncey NJ. Depew delivered sur
ring address. Among the prominent Democrats "no
have come out IN that county and declared their m
teution of voting Tor Garfield and Arthur are John
Rro,vn of Mohawk: Dr. ii. B. Maben. OF Hon. who
has on two occasions been the Democratic eandi-
date for member of the Assembly seth VI. Rich
r,oud of Little Falls and Others. At one meeting
tventy-eight Irish Democrats came forward aud
.,oned the Garfield and Arthur roll; az another
netting eleven more Irish Democrats I'd The same
IN og similar reports come IrOm Otnca parts oil 'ns
rhe tariff issue. NJ. Vro0man says, - haFlng
tallino effect among the wOrKlngnen ia thr iacto-
rios AT Iron, C0hocs and other places. Ihis sievs
was heightened by the utterlnces OF Ucncral Han
cock on the subject, and especially Oy hlS stt"Aehs
thaf II was only local issue. ne ~ofAIngmen
CO. that II thus IL the he looks at the s1olecs
ne ~ decidedly unsafe man O. trust
Inc aisafectiOn among the IRISH Democrats has
Ied The Republican state COMMITTEES 10 Ofing nero
from Indiana jim Wood. the lrIsa miner. whose
eneechrs in thar SCate did go much good. Mr. WOod
,yos al the Committee Rooms last night. lie ~
main honest workIngman, and makes no pIeteh-
sInns To education OTatOry bur he nas NOT only
mustered the duestODs OF tine canvass, out ne has
large fund OF valuable experience rs Democrat 20
| Jrayy npon Mr. Wood says: " suffered nlyselI 20
he ha aruessed the Democratic party ionS enouen 20
do everything the party wanted me 10 go. eeneiay
~, M. ,nporrant position of member OF tue raj
| Iving and challenging committee. Every Hishihah
! Sars thar he Democrats are very sure 20 give sh
GrSnman ALI the work to do, bat lVs very ntie eso
no will ger from them. The Irish nave long enough
been the tools Of tie Democratic party ana ain
| gad 10 say mat know OF thousands of them VINO
ths wear will vote TOR the Republican party when
has gwen them all the opportunities Tor improve
menI they now enjoy. Ire Republican parry - inc
| true friend OF the w0rkingmcn and tic nlSh oes'n
4 att1af ne