New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
TIE NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.

-rXTRACTs FROM LETTERS.
There were the usual callers and letters at the
Reruhhcan National Headquarters yesterday. lue
work is pushed with edrnestuess, and many Gocu-
meutS are SEM out daily. Some extracts from le'-
tiers received are As follows:
y. c. Mclean, secret ~ of Garfield ard Arthur
club of Silver Creek. Chatauqua County, y u
saws. " write for information concerning campaign
documents some of which would like TO have TO
scatter abroad among the deludcd Democrats OF TINS
vicinity The Republicans IN this county are thor-
oyph!y organ zed. and at the least calculation Will
rel up a 900 majority tor our candidates"
A. man who Is known to be a good and responsible
citizen has written the following letter from Gam
den. Ark september Z, 10 senator Dorsey, OF the
Republican National Committees
L. uv letter yesterday expressed some dono' OF me
coun; in the election 10 tncn ADVANCING 9eIng far
one. Nov tor toe result or .h r9'her Ior SOM cnn
,eesI ,qehfH inter ,'" ho result At the bax stolen
vesr. rtay III which tn nA sild our majority should
b. % IL should have been ~ A. tle Aoe.y 6A "uI
~ket received 102 M jority. shortly aiier the mes
turas o. the eeeiG ~ ~ . 10 HIM and ~ carried on thls
tbrov,inc ont tnat box from the count Al t!ls box
where cose searching nieimnary canvass g,ve GF
prs06Sa,e ps066SS NSlsS cS jhc democratic ncEej, the
shend i returned q. i Rayi9S 1o4rec, n3s mcsy,G oi
tie r. .urns the Who'll. Democratic state aud County
ticket dec AIRED carried and - w,lte Howl % non
Of Democrats hgins salute III honof Oh theT
Let Illustrate now me voting WaN zone a. 'his
box Fancy IN od. tumbie-iown nui9ln- Propp,d up
t. neep from falling, having window about SIX iect
from The g.euld. Under the window N"s an lnV'red i
- mount 10 hand up t1eir pa ,, lot. The
of hs ticket what was gong on IN me room
fuos bu: Dcocratic judges and clerks being prescnt.
Standn- on "a Br,adway sidewalk, You could iust q,
well see Wnat gong on over yonr neal ~ second
snrv - cur voters could s+e wudt tncr lud2ts ana
bo Iopsl now long are we to stand such outraees
no OF Am rl'tl tlIiI rs. 1ct
bg such and me hods only does the Democratic
party expect 10 elect Hancock.
\. T. R. writes from Canaan, Conn: " We have
lust organized a campaign club and want liberal
SIMPLY Of campaign song-bcoks, etc; You know
how We are hemmed in 10y the ITOn-cl lad Democracy;
but nevertheless, We are all wide awake en-
thlsiastlc and bard at work."
IN THE iMBUNE OF August 81 appeared an ex-
tract from q letter written by II. NJ hammond, Oh
FernaDdlua Fla. stating that two military c0ulpa-
mes nm TernandIna-Ouc of infantry and one OF az
ulery-armed and equipped by tne Government
neither own Use CT carry United states nag thdt
IL, ,ijoyy som. Northern men and foreigner 10
borrow the Custom House flags to ornament the
halls on festive occasions, bat that NOBODY haq
yet seen a southern man Gr woman touch One ana
Thar tnev were careful that tue h2gs should Zee
placed when they Were oIe1 ,n migI t,o
mos Nr(ftftiu first lieutenant, aud NJ. ).
Peton s.roud lieutenant of the FeInlndlna Light
Infantry. committee appolniTn To reply 10 MI.
a Iorg letter, that the facts were mis-
representcd; that the company Il " as
ioTaI 10 the Government as II II possible Tor any
slnular organization to be-" and thar II owns
two United States 0ags. aqd uses them
regularly on dress p9rlde. }. II. Prescott
and Thomas kydd, pay members II the
Nassau Light ArtlIery, of Fcrnand!Ad, al. ther
committee appointed TO make pubhc denial II the
allegation of NT. HanmoId, stated 1h3J the loyalty
of iotb co,,apies and their respect aud reverence
for the stars and stripes are a Dove suspicion mat
unon the occasion of General Grants visit To Fer
uandina there WAS pubic parade. and tie artll-
levy fired Il national salute; thdt on tne itn OK
july las botn companies paraded and tired salutes