New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14

belief In the honor and integrity OF Genera 6arms,
The honorable Of the country have been mo
at the SANDERS heaped upon Presidential cannlu
ana an u II crafty that his native state mas
lts confidence so strongly MARSHALL JEWELL"
COLUMBUS Ohio Oct. 10.
Hon MARSHAL jewell:
Ohio renrns thanks the country for the nomination
Of James A. Garfield for the Presidency and reassnres
man by Yesterday giving Republican majority greater
on State and National issues tnan has ever given since
Chairman Of the Republ can State Committee.
Nrw-YoRK. Oct. 10, 1880.
Colonel r. G. IToERsoLL gashtnatgn. d. O.
Do you recoIlect an oid book published long long
time ago called the Bblei Can you find copyi II 80,
'"' MARSHALL JEWELL.
wAsHrsGros, D. c., Oct. 10, 1890
Hon. MARSHALL JEWELL
Good tor the Bible. congratulate you on the
evidence Of your splendid management. The maugura-
tion Of Garfield has commenced. r. q. iSGERsoL-
NEw-YoRK. Oct. 10, 1880
II. W. LtDD Providence, r. T.
The business interests aud workngmeD are TO ne con,
Rrstuated upon our great victory. Government ana
cning az they did after the Maine election.
B sr en seDs are nS mb is en-
terprses The vOrkngmen do not fear lower wages a.
they ana when success M seemed a P~tnp %
cured business holds good When defeat was 1eared,
OF the country ought to and will see 1t the cleo
MARSHALL JEWELL
In the evening Mr.. Jewell sent the following open
dispatch to John C. New, chairman Of the Indiana
Republican State Central Committee, and George
X Nash, chairman of the Ohio Republican State
Central Committee
The result OF the Ohio and Indiana elections is most
gratifying not only 10 the loyal North but to the bust
interests which largely involved IN the re-
only election O GARFIELD and Artaur but ia giving
US control of both Houses OF Congress Tor me next
four years. IL Will give every Northern state and
probably two or three southern states: nave oeen
opponents have been conducting 1t mainly as cam
Tne results Of yestergys elections Indicate that the
honorable men OF ali parties and the lovers OF fiirPay
Will not quetly see an eminent citizen vll'fed and ira
duced as our candidate has been all through this cam
pagn. greatly delighted 10 see that the SANDERS
have recoiled upon the heads of their malicious
inventors.
The Republican party. composed as it is largely Of
the best Of the Nation is TO great extent respon-
sDle Tor the manners as Wen as the loraIs oi Poiites
This committee has issued millions Of pamphlets; ~
regard TO tho Demoeratlc candidate which gentle
might not properly say OF another The case went
Nation Will be rendered November. am quite con
tent to rely upon the 9Rq uee U 1he
At 10 o'clock Ex-Governor Mccormick read dis
patch from Indiana which claimed the election of
Porter by from 1000 to 5000 majority, and the Leg
islature by majority of on joint ballot Wild en-
thuslasm followed. Cheers were given for
all the prominent members OF the
NaJlODal OOUlmlJJte, duu iOuu Sa'io
were made for Mr. Jewell. He ex-
cused himself, and Mahlon Chance, who had Just
come in from Ohio, made short speech.
The Republican State Committee rooms. IN the
Fifth Avenue Hotel crowded to late hour
last night with happy Republicans, VINO
were cOngratulating each other on the trl-
unDh of the party in Indiana and Ohio
The Fifth Avenue Hotel crowded with men,
and also The sidewalk in front and other points
where good view could be obtained of the bulletin
displayed on the corner. The State Committee bad
to lock its inner door in order TO keep the crowd
from occupying the rooms where the clerks were at
work.
For ne cgy the rcsiusd In Nc York City, oStd
Of HeddQlGrters see FQut Page.