, 1880-10-22
POLITICAL
Expectation that Mr. ~ Z State
VIII Go Repu r.; ~ -
$4,000 to 5t as
The Democrats to a :,s.sj. N':.ole.
sale Colonization > -! !it~o.
in Novemb :,
Tnmma,Iy Dcmoral'zed Of -. and
Hancock Murdered BY ii .'ea
Interviewer.
Tho Greatest Of All Qucs,iona Among
Voters This Year Is That
Of Wages.


Voters This Year Is That
Of Wages.
Special n the Cincinnati Enquirer u)on.).
NEW iu1.E, Oct, tB.-Geil. james Hustled,
latc Speaker Of lilo New York Legislature,
md l}lnIne lnnn bafore tho Presidential
nomination, sait1 10 me to-slay: '"rlle tse-
publicn,,s will cnrry New York State by
neyrr seen q campaign like ihIs,-iiot
10 much for excitement rs for tic
enormous chnnge Of public sentiment.
In my district OF Westcllestcr County
there arc about 900 voters, 10 Of, these
are young mel, wlIo arc to yote this year for
the first time, and believe tint every one OF
them IL II Republican. II is IL disbursements
ami q young mems campaign altogether.
We shall elect enough congressman In tlis
State on the Increase 10 make thu House Of
Representatives Republican. Thu marching
organizations III tho State wGrc iienrly MI got
I'D by tho young fellows oil their nwn Np-
count, MS you can SEC by the peculiar suit
they wear. They have batteries. with cnl,-
non in them, tn every part OF Interior Ncw
York."
JOHN G. NEW,
before io went away to-day, gave nle some
interesting conversation. "'The Democrats
spent III Indiana" he said, "oser s:Eo, 600,
yet threw away good dcnl Ut their money,
putting mt lcast $4,000 Into professions anI
brass bands, while we did not spclHl s50o0 for
TINT purpose. No convert WIS ever mndr
to ticket by burning lamp or beating
drum. we put cur money into thorough
cn,lvass.of tho Slate. Ono Of the first things
did WIS to send into each county Of lM,lI:.nn
and hire Inan to take buggy, aid drive
all over that county alMi plant his n.en III
tic school districts, and let each Of them
Seif'a ill., iis. wv W. u ten m' l,ad ge'0 tho slaa
we'll stnslped aud the Issues well put before
tic people. Some Of tic best stltnlpers
we llnl were men Ike George Sheridan.
Comkisgs sesGi'es' doIr III i:,%er, M ,,:%,I .l. S"
did !ls lIo doubt much good, bccn,lse he Is nn
origtnnl and effective n!an to make ail argu-
,,elt, they did hin, pcrnps, tllore Eosat. 1Ic
was very much struck IT. With t'1e strength aud
lllat iu iinI little itlca Of the Wrst previously,
aliti was lnost ngrceably surprised"
OF l,ol.sEY,
Ills nssnetate, Mr. New said: II did not
know 1llltCt Of lin. but have been with Him
continuously since i,e camo out t9 Indiana.
ccl'cnt businessman. Of strong asnl ilult-
Inl disposition, u1ll mUru tl,ln MI, II gentle
tmnn. No man could have been 50 constnllt-
Is III our en1llpnny md tJlatte tho impression
t,e H',l n,!less t'e was ' with tho right
Referring to tho county in which Now Al
bany Is ssllatetI, Mr. New SAIL: 1--WE matt,,
chango there In, one factory Of about Glo
tho hack woods and cross-ron.ls OF the
county md voted down TINT Increase, 50 thAt
VIZ gninetl but lIttu III the eD,tllty vote"
AS, tl,e Mnve,nber election Mr. New re-
marked: "ThD Democrats laye not given
ny Indiana. Thcyorill q.
TRY TO colnS1ZE on uS
III November fron Ohio, which they will nat
attempt 10 carry ngliIi, and from, Michigan
on thy north, from Kentucky on the south,
md from Illinois, Wlere they hive no
eisllado Tic State. w shall be reatSy tor
them. ! anticipate TINT they will make ono
more rlllly hetWeen HOW md clGctl01l-dny,
but TIC result will ba the same, bccalsn tlie
mean to give thcn, any extra chance"
tho caslli,laiy u tic United Democracy for
Mnyor, hnt they nre threatening in tl'e l.csis..
lHt.Ee tis wiiter to dGprIye the Mayor and
* Kuiy WIS :ss uI,aGis ii "r Unwilling to mike my
nrrnllgGlilcNt wit, tho lltpnbllcai!S After tho
dcllberate premises e ao Ut the Cineil!;;
OF llnneock's bosn!!t friends In his depurt-
ulent who will not let HIN slip.
. Al NJ. Tiit'eM,s naIne |; being brought @ 9Mt
ties, you may be Interested 10 know
WHAT Ml; T1I.DEN
Is nbout lIe spends ni0st Of his time at Ills
lnW country stat-GrByst0le, on tho llud-
somewhere tlu cntertni,Is considerable con-
pany, particularly, lattles,-hls sister, Mrs,
1'clton., be!tE Ills lonsekenpcr, Ait! III tho
fninlly Is tho daughter Of tliB lntU Nephew
peltoil. A1r. 'T!lten still spuaks IN Il llisucr.
Ing voice, atNl has one hnnl disabled, iuld
poth llS hands !,aye trembling nIotlon; but
l!e Is MILD OF mind. expresses llttt0 interest
tioned john Kelly's l,al,le, for two, or tllrco
yenrs, and rcgnrt(s himself as retired from
public atIalrs, murely exercising y sort OF
ssut1r patronEs over the general concerns ,
nights ago 70 . frie,A1 tho difference botween
nei,riy 0,OOO Republicans fighting under his
stNlunrd III 1876 and l5id. when he l'ad, lie
snys, moro than 5000 regular, German Iae-
pabeas q Eew Herk , Inside !'.si,!e the ,o pso, ,!a
Democrats illpcnr to bD stnlnpea(ng to thu
Republicans III almost equal n,inbers,,
E T!44en n nss fnsskS ysry ,, Kny
Sxceant OK Sa mtstsns m via sa wsu IL = aRo liz
pnrtyn good young leader at'd FFesiaoMti but
Ills followers !,
ARE nY NO MEANS 20 PHILOSOPHICAL.
Que Of them direct freM, Its house, ,sata
to mg INT Saturday: "Ml"t r. H. yGs, o., thins TX
saaci'y fsa!ska q th!k III IL H sl nst M tic u ea III
Of the Ticket, Mr.. Ttl.lell,. aud become hinl-
self tho jlua,l 'thls year, BY having new elec-
ton ordered contrary to law through Ills pnr-
t!s' Judges Ilq Stally ss1 tfoast; To- tat % ny
Mr.. T!ltlen mid 10 elected President Why,
Sir, II TOin ilulrcks lIll got TO thy ilentl OF
tha ticket, tl!0rU WOu1 lava uGen u, wv DD'h-
oerata III Now York to slaughter him at tho