New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20

General Arthur's statement Of the sectional issue
cannot be inpeached
Don Cameron says elnphatically: am perfectly
satisfied that we shall WIN by handsome
majority. am past being hopeful. / am confident
that we can carry Indiana and New-York. Outside
Of these two States there no Others that can
be considered doubtful | have never known Of
nomination to grow so fast and strong az has that
of Garfield. On all hands he IL received with warm
Communications. He is popular and strong and can
win easily. and he Will do IT," As 10 fenny lyana,
he adds that if 10000 majority for Garfield
makes the State safe, then she is safe" That
ought to settle the stories about senator Camerons
lukewarnness and the hopes the Democrats have
been building upOn them
That harmony between Tammany and its Anti
which was so ostentatousy proclaimed at Cncin-
natl gives signs Of ending in vigorous hair pull
ing
In organization the Republican party a month
ahead of where it ever was before at this time in
i. esidentlal canvass
Chairman Barnum has no end of faith in the efl-
cacy of mule buying He tells correspondent that
he expects to see the Democrats increase their pre-.
sent majority in Congress By gaming members in
New York Pennsylvania, and wJersey. New
York he regards as certain for Hancock and Penn
sy lvania debatable. Mr.. Barnum Will see several
visions before the campaign Is over not quite so
rose-colored as those he now pictures
One of the questions to be settled in this cam.
paign is whether one vote in Mississippi or South
Carolina outweighs three votes IN New-lork.
-Four years ago Wisconsin was considered
doubtful State Toward it Mr. Tilden looked with
longing eyes, hoping it would aid him to make mp
that majority in the electoral college for which he
had SUCH an uncommon anxiety Inc change n
the situation there since the last Presidential cleo
I'LL.
member of Congress from the FIllth District;
and also a member of the Republican congressman
Committee says that the party Is thoroughly nted,
and will roll mp an old-tIme majority AZ
least The Germans are highly pleased WIN the
ticket and the Grcenhackers are breaking up.
Wisconsin will be left ont in the cola TINS yeaf Dy
the dispenser OF Democratic moral FORCES
The Republican party has renewed its youth, and
presents a more solid and united front than II has
since 1860.
The Independent Tor Butler State Central Com
mittee of Massachusetts, has decided to stand BY its
chief A meeting was held in Boston Saturday, ana
though no one could autnoritatively say that the
General was candidate it thought best to assure
him of their continued support in he concluded
TO run for Governor again. II is doubtful If he puts
himself in the field this year. There is no pr0DaDhy
OF his making anywhere near 50 g0oq rue ~ he
did in either of the two past years. lie Is uea''
duck SO far rs the Republican party Is conceihet'
and the possibility OF his bringing amy strength 10
the Democrats is too chimcrcal to be considered.
The Bounding Banning is coming to the front
again. and hopes successfully to contest the ist
Congressional District of Ohio. lie should remem-
Der that Eph Holland, his chief supporter IN tie
past is 10 longer III accord with the DemOcratlc
party.
The Illinois Republicans propose 10 leave nothing
TO chance or the Ingenuity OF the Democrats. 1hey
have, begun the canvass with energy, and the work
Of organization is well under way. The boast OK
the Democrats that they would carry the State IS
met with derision. Aud yet they have quite Us
much hone of getting Illinois as they have of many
other States they claim. The Republicans are
much stronger now than they were four years ago.
when the State gave 10000 majority for Hayes
The Democrats and Greenbackers were then united
on n State ticket, but were beaten by about o,VVO
votes Now each has full State ticket IN me
field Governor CullOm, who has been rehOinlnateu
by the Republicans, has mfde n popular executive
as is proved by the fact that ne Is the hrst h3u
whom the Republican party ever boiored Dy Two
nominations 10 the ONCE. Alter having
stood steadtastly by the Republican party Tor
twenty years, there is little lear OF the fIaiIle
states wheeling into the Democratic column IN