New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
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81 H.. OF Arkansas, says: Tie eeeto- tfl' fa'l IN
the south Will Dc ali oUe-slded. Southern RepUD leans
know AMI feel that they are powerss, and ID conre
quencc of their very bepessaess are looking WIN ong
g eyes and trembling De T. You In New-iofA AID IN
she other Northern strs. Ia November you must speak
A. solid North sucH thu-ncr tom Ir GtIr ana TIE
rlent as To forever settle the Confederate m'c.ay
aud assure free Om IN reality - Us III he southern
states"
l. r Portland Oregon. nds list OF IL subscribers
for The and write The sarne N ave which
induced me to 20 into field and de- dicr's duty
from sG2 10 SOB led 80 take from ny business
enough ttuour hour. 10 secure IA" lu,.'s dlst
oi names Tor IHL IREtNE CouId aaofd the tiLc
cOud uOuCle On" list easily
The TRIBUNE Is the best campaign document, and
ought TO be read by the million. There should be some
one ID every city and county with enough patriotic
Le.l anu cine Il have supply of tae former only To
pusD it VIZ r,usly especlLly during IA" campaign.
There shonld uog low be any want OF oIdor "a. tue
csu.e for watch fought and thousand Gicd aiteen
years 60 and Tor Nacn the grand old IRlErN 81 con-
tends today Horace Grc-leys hand 10 lon-er con-
trolls H. Dut MS spirit H. Let every loyal soul
be sufficiently awake tIt necessity OF preserving ihe
Government tron the ds o. the hungry Confederate
horde plotting 20 capu' H. AMI iie present pio-.
coming years. But II Dc udcd Dy the cl-Aotc,t proc
SONS Of loyalty II tuc DahocrAue lutl2arr' ADV g
number ~ people sA0ad be l.. 10 support e." Lost
Cause, mud necessary again Ia ave iie yonn-
try aud bring back ne egnmeut I'D IT, ttcsnt ne
and sound footing. The gICter q: even NJ Jt'eu-
era., sword aud epaulets should not divert tno
public eye from the canning record OI TIE uHtrpvnt
ant thr0ng Oe1ind llui.'
AB c. Of Moscow. Y. Y, orders some campaign
TRIBtSEs end says; "Icons.der every dollar wh ch
expend this way VIII 20 further 70 ad our cause tnan
any ouer manner or ANY work wnIch could d.
Al Aablml Republican, renewing his subscription 10
THE TRIBUNE writes: II the North ony knew the
south and IT. purpose. ami feeling, man there, %
II, Democrat or Republican, would yot" thr Dtnueraio
ticket tuls fall unless he wanted 10 dtroy ,ne north
and Northern prosperity ana cNuLal9H' em
thoroughly familiar with the state Vi ~Nlirs mere,
! ANA [ know whereof write
C. V NJ Belyedere, H. w.ites: Il could spare tho
money would send Tor hfty or one hundred copies OF
TIE Tor DISTRIBUTION 70 aid III increasing ne
naority in tnis state for Garfield aud Arthur con-
slider The TRIBUNE the very best campaign document
tEat can uid Ues being me pest news UpcE Tor
the family tlat printed N tue Ited s'atef'
: II. W, PutsDurC, Penn. writes Garfield stock Is
booming IN this .ectiou IA Allegheny County VIII give
! I'm. tick.t from l.. 900 20 1900 maiority.'
A. F. OF Georgia, IN business letter TO The rRlB-
rSF saws eight sons N thi state and II Han
cock chosen President ls fall We shall b- compelled
o move North though we have hved IN the South many
years W are Republicans, ana under Democratic rl.e
| tAis state WILL De no place for us.'
| e. c. scottslae, Penn, writes: " The Republican
patty Is thoroughly united here aud Is very entnuslas,
! tie Al the soldiers here with us. and nc aie
meeting OF Republican club eleven Democrats CINE
| iol wart and signed the toil.'
CR.s., wAtertown y. v. writes: The Republican
mere L. excellent. nave no, hcafu OF U.s.
affected Republican, aud don't expect to-
A G. X. C0bleskl. y. Y, writes: 1t Is our inteD-
non 10 place before the voters OF this town such reading
matter as vii assist pns chem ,hs this coun-
trv cannot afford 10 suffer the feat OF the Republican
q, ana know 90 ~ paper 80 wei adapted Ia the
| purpose rs THE TRIBUNE
| DE- H. Cornwall, y. Y, writes Garfield stock 10
| above par N Old Orn@c County. We have no, been
without THE TRIBUNE gor the regular paper IN our
family for over thirty years We All read it and appre-
- che
good MAY broader anu higher, aud best OF all,
may all the people read H."