New-York tribune., 1880-07-02

if will he foupd that the Democrats have carried
tho State by majority only once since looZ.
IT, again. all third parties dlsintegrate, as
think they will before long, the success
of the Republican ticket is assured for these thlrd
parties are at heart Republican and will so vote
Besides the fact that the Democrats in Indiana
have treated rs of no effect the constitutional
amendments of the people weakens their hold ana
proportionately invigorates our ticket"
what do yOu think of the nomination OF Han
cock and EnglishY'
"Iti a strong ticket but it might have been
stronger. Mr.. English Is a fine man, q scholar, n
man of influence, u gentleman and rich, being
worth, suppose. a million or two OF money lie
would well fill the position for which he Is nomi-
mated. But the nominee for the Presidency is OF FAR
moro Importance in campaign than the name sug
gcsted for VIce-Presdent. For this reason also the
Democrats are vanquished in Indiana. Had the hrst
name on their ticket been an Indiana man, the Re
publicans would have won only after mighty
strugcle.'
+ TIE PROBABLE MAJORITY IN KANsAs
John A. Martin, the member from Kansas, SAID;
" The ticket was received in my State with general
satisfaction. Inevcr have heard Republican IN the
State or heard of one that expressed any dlssatls
faction at the result of the Chicago Convention
The State can be depended upon for majority that
will be measured by the activity displayed IN the
canvass If there is an exciting canvass 1t may
reach 90 GOO or $1,000 majority if there Is not 1t
Will probably run 80 600 or 10000"
Glow about the negro exodus|
"Well. we have from 10000 TO T., GOO OF them
settled with us. and they are doing as wei! as can
be expected in state young and with 50 limited
n demand for labor Ii would have been good
deal better. politically, if they had gone to some
state where they would have assisted the party.
in if
Republican state al through"
ORGANI2lXG ~ GEORGIA
J. b. D,vcaux of Georgia, was asked ii he
thought the Republican ticket could by any posi-
! Lility win iii his State
IF we get an honest count Of the votes cast
answer yes" he replied. The ticket is good one
and ought to bring out the full Republican VOTE
and in that case Republican minority ought to
follow But YOU know the bulldozing tactics we
have 10 submit to-
Do you think the party can overcome the OBJ
stac.c of an unfair count"
1--WE hope to do so. We are organizing very
Thoroughly for the campaign. We want prominent
Republicans in the North to speak 10 our people"
REPUBLICANS HOPEFUL IN FLORIDA
w. Hicks the member of the National Com
mittee from Florida, said:
"The Repnblican vote of Florida has not dimin-
ished but rather increased. The emigration to
, Florida is largely Republican. The machinery Is
i'm The hands of the Democrats, but il doesn't follow
mat it will overthrow us, for the feeling OF the peo-
p'. of the State is for justice and equal
"a, They are devoted to fair play and
! "a fair count ana the punishment of those
who committed frauds at the last election has had
wholesome effect. The great dependence OF the
! Democrats Is on defeating registration. But we are
taking effective steps to secure full registration
! this year. One of the strong reasons why we hope
| TO succeed is the great dissatisfaction among
thoughtful people with the Democratic admins
tration The Democrats have tampered with the
! School law, so as virtually to abolish the school
! privilege Even in strong Democratic counties this
| action was denounced by the press and people
Florida ha, felt lIecnly the evil effects OF Demo-
cratic rule. There is great enthusiasm Ior Garfield
! and Arthur"
THE OUTLOOK N TENNESSEE.
Garfield will poll his full party vote In Ten
pesscc. and think more though We do not expect
70 carry the StateD said f. j. Sanford, proxy III the
! National Committee for Mr. Rule, editor OF me
| EuorrilLe Chronicle 1--WE have very fair prospect
of electing a Republican Governor on the state
| Credit ISSUE il tie Democrats nominate man ike
thc present incumbent, Albert G. Marks, and he has
| the control of the machinery. A large portion OF
the Democrats will vote against him on account OF
| his repudaton sentiments. He has diSgusted the
! best elements OF that party In the STATE lno I'M
preston is that if a good State Credit Democrat
gets the nomination, the Repudiators under Savage
will nominate 4 ticket of their own. If the Repu-
diators get control Of the nomination. the debt
payers will vote for Judge Hawkins, the kepu6li-
can nominee We expect to gam one Congressman
in the Ist District; it is Republican district, but
there has been a split there which exists no longer
The only issue in State politics is the State Credit
| issue and there all party lines are ignored. Gar
field and Arthur clubs are organizing all over the
| State.