New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Garcelon style of counting wOuldn'
wSys and with yarons Christian names on aboa, one
thousand bailots.-(Boslo on Transcript nsepJ
No Democratic paper has yet had the courage
the say ings OF the superb GeneraL( Kingston
Freeman (Rep.l
A Southern man fully able to cope with Mr..
Conklpg should answer his speeches when they .re
made. Mr.. Lamar is the man to do It.-lvicksburs
Herald tDeml
PREDICTING FUSION DEFEAT IN MAINE.
From Intrrte0 oth General edrer Z" The indanapot
81 have not seen General Plaisted since the
Maine election to have ANY conversation VITA ann but
Democratic interest. II General Plastic. comes 10
Indiana to promote fusion OF tne Nationals with the
Democrats, should say that he was "a traitor 10 his
party. But have wish 10 mix IN State politics.
That is not my object In coming to Indiana"
"Will the Fusion electoral ticket be successful In
Maine o.
% 900 of being elected. have been all tbroush
Name, have mixed with our people and know what I
am talking about"
representP
believe anything OF what has appeared u the papers
about the bolt only representing Mr. Chase and dozen
2s Boer 1s wss COMPOSED % 79
the tools OF the Democratic party. say that Fusion
ticket stands no chance Of election although the three
men who are on both tickets may come in with naor
ty-probably will"
Mainor
Yes. AT least know Of no reason for doubling that
thcre was Substantially u fair election
" Do You stiil intend visiting the southern States.
you uinmated when interviewed by The Journal during
your last visit TO Indanapolisp
No. have no time ~ waste by going South. shall
only have time TO canvass Indiana, Illinois and my own
state lIowa ana BESIDES have come 10 the conclusion
that there II no use In making canvass In the South
when there is possible chance of getting the votes
counted"
WHY BUSINESS INTERESTS OPPOSE HANCOCK
"Gaths" Nee York dtspatch 10 The Cincinnati EnQafrey
(Dem)
called upon leading paper-maker, Mr..
Murphy, today. who Is an irish Catholic Republican,
though might be expected rather eccentric his per-
sonai attachments. He said think Hancock is the
best candidate OF the two: but shall vote for Garfield
because 40 not want to whole lot OF old settled
questions reopened III Congress- and on the stump aud
near that reputation OF the National debt is already
topic IN parts OF the South. The threat dem0sh
the tariff 100, bears very hard against Hancock" said
Murphy. 4" You take the question OF paper. We have a
duty or 20 cents pound In our favor and notwiih-
standing that the English In here last week ana
sold thousand reams Of paper to one OF newspa
pers. underseng us. The only disadvantage We have
Is the wages Of aborers In England they pay them
Quently the striking down OF that similar duties
shuts up mills There can be such thing as abso.
lutte competition between the mills of a country where
they give their labor so cents day. and where II is pail
- and ~ day" General Ketehum, OF Pougnkeai sic
who received the largest majority Of any Repubiican
candidate for Congress last year, said to today
never NewYOrk look prof able to go Republican
as Il does at tho present time have been In campaign
thirty of forty years. and tho outlook seemed q
me good In September preceding Presidential cleo
uOn."