New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
EFFORTS OF THE PARTIES

Roth SIDES DETERMINED TO WIN
.,,,,s -, r,r t<prPENprNT GrRMAN VOTERS
BUsivYss MEN ANXIOUS TO HAVE GARFIELD 49,
ARTHUR rLtCTED-THE TROUBLE ANON" 80
DEMOCRATS N THIS cTY-NE"S '"0"
WEST. a..
The German Independent kepuOiicau 1''0
ciarion of this city has issued an "N"''''
stating the rras0ss WY lis members h"lo ~
so,ved 70 vote for Garfield and Arthur' Aany
bnsinrss men IL this city, who nave ni,h'I'"
keot out of politics, are now Offering an INC
assistance IN their power IN oeh@h Ol 'ho
P.nnbhcan candidates The Democratic i"e-
toms have not yet been able to agree ABOUT
the division of the city Offices, and mnch of''ef
,eel,ng has been engendered. News nj the
p.r,hhcan Headouarters from OHIO and In
d,o,a - epeouraglng for Republicans. he
TurBuNE is constantly receiving letters 'hoW-
iHg encouraging zeal In party WoIh 'h1o"@"
out the North
INDEPENDENT GERMANS FOR GARFIELD
AN Address STATING Why THEY sCPPoHF i"H
nzPuBLICAE CANDIDATE
The German independent Republican Organiza-
.;o, has issucd an address in English and German
announcing the ability of its members. after co"-
.e,est,ous examination Of the claims 0i
LII. TWO parties to support the kepuoh-
can ticket at the coming elcctioh. iho
address recites briefly the reasons "~'cn
have led 10 this determination; they are sunmea
mn l., The following sentence from the ADDRESS :
The history of the Republican party no iess
,i.n the we'll founded XpectatioH that the spiendu
condition 20 which the country has been raised
under Republican administration will last and
further improve under Garfield justify TINS
determination" After reviewing briefly the
history of the parties during tue war tne
period of reconstruction and since then 10 'he pres
eut time the address declares that there arc no
guarantees that the country Will hot DC da"h 'n'o
slate of uncer; ;ainty, confusion, CALAMITY ana Fio
lance in ease the Democranc PARTY should be called
IN take the reins OF government Nothing ap-
proaches even any surety that we shall not have
IN doplora events which would destroy all
achievements of the last twenty years; which would
fan into flame the cnders of discord now shoulder
ing under the ashes which would threaten the wei
fare the peace, the liberty. and even the uuIy Oh
the country. We do believe lnat n a Dento, edtSc
cratic Congress with even the best Democratic
President would introduce measures, the fhdehcJ
Of which would be against the Union sgalnet
the last amendments TO d., te cNuntpy anu
The positIOn of the Democratic party upon ques-
tiOns of State sovereignty, hnance tarlH ana taAa
ton is then reviewed aud the ADDRESS c0H1ihues'
There are numerous signs tnat the DelhocTatc
partv Is contemplating to lay many unsupfortaDie
burdens upon the peoples SD oulders. lne CLAIMS
for loss of property during the war amount 10 nun
drrds of millions now. They would Increase To
thousands of millions. L. IS not improbabe that IL
will be claimed that the Federal Government
should assume State debts" y,
ward Solomon SigIsulund kaufnann, trledrch
Kuehne. Leonard j. stastny, Geo II Mo5iler, A.
Jacob, N. d., T. F. schwedieir; Nd NJ ~ ISno nOmas
Hundt Paul Dallu1, Fred Sehack' H. GuIeKe' ~
D. jacob schoenhoi :. s. Fisher. and others.