New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-14
The REPUBLIOANS Confident.
THE REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.

THE REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
DISPATCHES were received YESTERDAY at the head
quarters from all parts OF the Union, commencing
the letter Of acceptance Of General Garfield. MANY
declared that it struck the key-note Of the cam
paign. and was Just such a document as to be
expected.
former member OF tie Republican National
Committee writes from Mississippi
] an encouraged TO believe that We may carry this
state Garfield. and this belief founded Oh the FOL
lowing fact, We have REGISTERED majority or fnily
$4,000 Our people always vote slIay on 1e- e,a.
10000 votes, ali nearly All Of whom viii De drawn
Sr Cobgrss ona Dir ret viii be contested as
tween GreenbAckers ani Democrats and Repuoi!cIns.
Our cef Supervisors Gle ,tIon are now ruDcns IN
Stead Of DEM heretofore and therefore tne
supervisors Of election disrcs w be divided net Feen
tbe Republicans and GrcrnDaca ~ glTlug u. a ="
chance ,he steal Two OF onr mgr s,lonal Dis
trcts have 'registeredR puoican Hlaioris nild
and NItA anf am honest OF the opinion tA@t we viii
succeed in both by proper EFF II.
correspondent writing from Butler. Penn,
writes:
You viii heara good report from Western Pennsy-
wanna in November. don't know of a single Repu0i O.
can soldier who il going 10 vote Tor Hancock. The
boom for him is over"
Among the callers yesterday were Generals
Joshua T. Owen of Pennvsivania, Kilburn Knox,
and Henry A. Barnum Henry T. Val, of Ir0nton.
OHIO: j. j. Brown. OF Indiana; A. ". Esierco, Of
Holyoke, Mass, and Washington Hesing, of Chicago.
GOOD REPORT FROM Fi4NNo1Lf ANA.
No. you may safely say that PENNSYLVANIA is not
n doubtful State" said General Joshua j. Owen,
Yesterday in the rooms OF the Republican National
Committee "Pennsvlvania is good for her usual
Republican majority. The party Is in good shape,
we'll organized and will give account OF itself next
November"
WHAT about the alleged detection of prominent
Rem bcans :" he was asked.
'Of those who have declared for Hancock For
ney and General Pearson the mosl prominent.
Fornev mas had 10 influence IN the Republican party
for a long time. and General Pearson has zen under
a cloud ever since he abandoned his command at the
railroad riot In Pttsburg. tnree years ago"
What proportion OF the Republicans OF Penn
svlyania vino served in the Union Army during the
war will vlte ior Hancock
The number - so small shat 1t Is hardly worth
taking into consideration. | have found scarcely
one General Hancock 4 good soldier, but he
never had a separate cOnlman and does not there
fore appeal TO the sentiment of the country ~ large
as do Generals Grant, Sherman, Shondan and
Others. So far | can see III Pennsy wanna the
Hancock boom has spent itself. 1t did not take
long its length ,
What kind of an organization have the Demo
Gratis n s-,:.-
Not so good as the Republicans. The feeling
between the adherents of Senator wallace and
Speaker Randall ~ very bitter. and II looks as II IL
cannot be healed Naturally, where there is lack
of harmony you cannot expect good organization
The Republicans the contrary are united and IN
excellent shape and. as | said before, YOU MY ex-
pect good report IRON rs in November"