New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

A DAY OF woHK-MANY LETTERS FILLED WITH ES>
CDUGAGING STATEMENTS ARRANGING WITH
SPEAKERS.
busy day was spent yesterday al the rooms of tho
Republican National Committee notwithstanding
the great heat. Tie hundreds of letters that coma
daily to the committee are filled with cIcuu.a ging
statements respecting the position and prospects
Of the Republican party in the various
States, and make requests for campaign
documents fer distribution among The doubtful
voters. 1t is in supplying this great demand for
documents that the working force of the commits
tee finds itself constantly busy. The committee is
also occupied with supplying the demand upon IA
for speakers. In addition to arranging with sey'
eral speakers 10 take part in tn ccntest IN Maine,
the National Committee yesterday arranged for
speeches by Judge A. W. Tourgec the author of "A
Fools Errand." Judge ionrgee will SPEAK aB
Rochester. y. Y, September 3. ana Will then 90 To
Ohio. He will speak at Jefferson September :.
at Warren ON septembcr9 9, and AT Ravcnna on sep
temher 10, after which he will go 10 Indiana.
Emory 4. Storrs. of Chicago. paid a SNORT visit tn
the rooms of the committee yesterday morniug, be,
fore leaving New-York for his home lie viii begin
TO speak in Indiana next week. and viii thea takd
parj in the ONO campaign
The letters received yesterday. ike all thai ara
written 10 the committee. were full Ot good news.
Their general tenor may be learned from he two
that here given. }. losi, of The diy irgidn,
Staun;On, Va. wrote under date % Angus. -:
Last night Garfield ard Arthdr & Hb composed ey<
ciusyey OF white uen organized IN biS pi0c' with
a membership, To start witb, OF ,ishtytwo-tweniy.
three Of whom have heretofore b'cn Demoorat AID iva
whom had actually lined the Hancoc AMI English
cub bu, now proposed to thTo" au OF thrr strength
and influence WIN me ke3uphcaN cause. lha
accessions TO our ranks are Oi the best cnarac-
ter. Ihey are Young eners'uc lnrShanrs VINO have
changed their party aegale: after te carfu Iehiint
of the Republican and Democratic recoi is as hey bora
upon their rterests. cAccrin- sga OF hope Is that
thus class OF men are beginning ink for themselves.
They reading. and reading carefully especially or
barring upon subject ,her distribution in ths
ron Will do good
). L. Fry, of Ephrata, Lane ister County. Penn.,
said
oftne old Guard is orgauizcd with stalwGrts To l 'front.'
Eacn township mas ms club am We march for
Der p win am I"hFot'n M%Gnt % me Pls
@ tte poM To ~pas, of ne 1000 mariry OF te sraua Oh
Guard OF HE Keystone STATE, Laucaster County Wd
Nearly 200 narncs.are enrolled, ana The not er twG
weeks old We expect to Dc az least 100 ,ron. IN two
more. No Hancock Repub leans here but We exc
y, CT 10 have some GaiAeid Democrats.
Among tho visitors during the day were Emory A.
Storrs. Chicago; +. G. Williams, II. d. Norton,
HsSar Eclrs sGpE Paned ID J % adam k"s beas IL
Gardner, Baltimore; NJ, b. stvers. Aiddietown.
n. y; &. 4. Angle, BeIyidere ". J.; whan
Worcester 4 "SSr Mn.'.; j. w. Weir. NewBransw%ick WICK
\. j.; Joseph Coult Newark, y. j.; George Lupton.
Indianapolis John " Fink!er, Charles 7. Angell.
Governor Mccormick. Arizona; Robert j. 5arnetb
Z. A. Adams, James K. PAYS, William II. Draper:
EDWARD 4. stanton, =. H. Nales, NeW-lOlk Sty
Samuel X. LOwery, Huntsville Ala.
MEETING OF COLORED REPUBLICANS.
PROCESSION BY THE YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN,
UNIoN-ADDRFssEs BY EX-GOVERNOR Moor
MICK AND orHERS-MUCH ENTHUSIASM.
The Young Mems Republican Union. organs
ization of colored men. held a ratification
meeting last night at its headquarters. No.
I22 West Twenty -sixth-st., and at the same time
banner bearing the portraits of the Repub-
lican candidates was untured in front of the
building The building decorated with flags
and Chinese lanterns, and tho street was lighted
with calcium lights Long before the meeting
began the street was packed with an enthusiastic
crowd A procession of the Boys Blue was
formed early in the evening at Seventeenth-st and
Broadway. Among the organizations represented
| were tho Boys IN Blue from the Young Mems Re-
| publican Union in other Assembly disuncts They
marched up Broadway to Tweniy-sixth-st. with q
band of music. and halted in front OF the speakers
stand They wcie dressed in blue capes aud eaps,
| aud each one carried laming torch. The crowd