Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-30

CARL SCHURz, In his interview
with the reporter of the San Fran.
cisco Chronicle, the other day,
showed every disposition to cheer
the brethren on this Coast. He
tells them, in the most off hand
and frank way, that Garfield and
Arthur are certain Of New York,
Connecticut, and pretty much
every other State. Meanwhile,
every body knows that all the Dem.
ocratic factions in New York have
buried the Ratchet, and that that
State, under such circumstances, 10
good for from thirty to sixty thous.
and Democratic majority. New
Jersey, which gave Tilden large
majority for Presidednt, which
goes Democratic twice out of thrice,
which gave Mcclellan for Govern
or a majority Of IL. 800. Is also ex-
pected to 60 for Garfield. Consult
Schurz and Mariner Dick Thomp-
son, and everything seems very
lovely for the Republican ticket.
Meanwhile, such Republicans as
Gen. Dan Butterfield, of New
York, Gen. Hooker's Chief of Staff,
Gen. A. L. Pearson, of Pennsyl.
vania, Hon. E. Joy Morris, of Phil.
adelphia, (Lincoln's Minister to
Constantinople) Col. John w. For
ney and Col. Alexander Mcclure
have all formally declared for Han
cock. The soldier statesman will ge,
all the votes received by Tilde1
and hundreds of thousands of new
votes. He will lose absolutely
nothing on the Tilden vote, and is
gaining hourly and daily. AS, il
he only receives the vote of Tilden,
he will have popular majority of
263, 900, and an electoral maj ority,
the Republicans no longer owning
Southern Returning Boards, Of
thirty-seveD, even Schurz and
Thompson are obliged to whistle
a good deal to keep their courage
up. IT is almost impossible to
keep count of the multitude of Re.
publicans who are daily pronounc.
ing for Hancock. In addition to
the names we have mentioned IN
the foregoing, q contemporary fur.
nishes the following list as of the
other day:
Hon. Gabriel T. Narrower, a
former Republican Senator from
the Steuben District, New York, is
out for Hancock and English.
1t is rumored at South Bend that
Hon. William Williams, of War.
s.w, formerly Republican Con-
gresham at large, has declared for
Hancock and English.
Among the former Republican
members Of Hancock and Eng.
lish Club just organized at Counci
Bluff, Iowa, are Captain M. NJ G
Griffin aud Captain A. J. For
graves.
Don H. Powers, one Of the prom.
inent Republicans of e tstern
Maine. a well known member o:
| the Penob-cOt bar, and brother OF
-x-Congressman Lew. Powers, has
joined u Plaisted Club at Newport
and will do all In his power to elect
General Plaisted and the Union
ticket. Five other Republicans of
Newport have Joined the sam.
Club, and surprise parties are said
to he in store for Corporal Davis
and his political friends.
A correspondent writing from
Standish, Michigan, says: The
President Of our Hancock aud Eng.
lish Club Is Mr.. NJ. M. Mccormick,
who has voted the Republican
ticket for twenty.seven years, but
Is through with that party now
Our ce-President, Mr.. Oliver T.
Rugg, il a veteran of eighty-two
years, the oldest citizen We have in
Standish, and a man who has al.
ways heretofore opposed the Dem
ocratIc party. We have on our list
the names Of six other working
members who have been Republi.
cans up to this time. We are all
enthusiastic for Hancock and Eng
lish, In some respects the best
ticket the party has presented
since the days OF Jackson.