New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

work. The general work of the campaign Is
going ON earnestly.
THE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEES
CONSTANT ACTvITY-DEM0C2ATIC sCHtME TO DIS
QUALIFY REPUBLICAN voIEEs-HoPKrUL VIEWS
OF THE CANVASS.
The Republican headquarters, both National and
State. were the scenes of busy activity yesterday
There were many callers and an unusual number OF
letters and telegrams asking for speakers ana docu
ments.
Intelligence from Indiana represented the canvass
in that State as being i'll satisfactory condition
for the Republicaus The great danger lies In the
facilities for fraud offered to the Democrats 10y the
Willingness of their Kentucky brethren to vote
early and often in Ohio and Indiana
as we'll as in Kentucky. From all parts
of the country many letters received stating
that the Democrats are spending money freely
Tue indications are that Mr.. Barnum has good
stock OF mules" on hand, and Republicans say
it is because all the important Federal offices have
been mort gagged in the contingency of Hancocks
success.
curious incident Of the methods pursued by the
Democrats related at the National Committee
rooms by gentleman from Westchester County
The laws in this State dsQualfy any one from vot-
ing who has any money wagcred on the result
Two or three Democrats maxi practice oil attend
ing colored Republican meetings, and when
the enthusiasm is at the proper pitch offering
to bet 81 or 30 cents a less amount with
colored voters the result. No money Is required
10 he " put up" but the transactions are recorded
In little book in the presence of Democratic wit
nesses Two Democrats said to have secured i'll
this way wagerS with about fifty col0red Hepubli-
can voters all Of whom will be disqualified frcm
voting on election dav. This will be a loss OF htty
votes for the Republicans and only two Tor the
r. Stncket Matthews, of Baltimore, was at the
rooms of tive Republican State Committee YESTERDAY.
In conversation wtn TRIBUNE reporter he SAID ::
{" | have never known campaign since Ioo4 III
winch the Republicans were SO enthu'laStlc ana
united "a they are tins year | nave vSltcd var var
Ous parts of the country, and everywhere ma inc
same feeling. When speak Oh questions or hnancc,
the tariff aud Netional prosperity / am listened to
with close attention, Dut When speak OF Ihc
danger of Southern supremacy at once awaken
the enthusiasm OF the audlehce, snowing my tNc
WHAT about Mary iandT was asked
"The Republicans VIII elect one ano possibly
three Congrcssne9. we might carry tne otIlc i,. IL
We had taIr election; but at ne tne mos tae Demo
Gratis have not more than 5,GOo majority ihe
election machinery s all i'll their hands. IN Bait
more they have 10000 names on the registration
Gst when the census only gives $4,000 males, IN
cuding unnaturallzed foreigners, boys anu all we
are dong the best We can to purge the iist Du we
orc MOI hopeiu there. believe, however, from my
evnerience throughout the country. that Garfield
and Arthur will be elected by maJoilty which VIII
prevent the Democrats from counting them OUT
APPEALING TO UNREPENTANT REBELS.
RAILROAD TIMETABLE BEAHING PORTRAITS OF
THE MEMBERS OF TIE CONFEDERATE CABINET
CIRCULATED IN IHF SOUTH
A traveller from the South, who has just arrived
In this city, brings fresh illustrations OF the fact
that the Southern people do not regard " the cause
for which Lee aud Jackson fought" as lost one
IL, cites many instances Of the feeling OF the great
mass of the people of the South with whom he came
in contact toward the Northern mudsills" who
"by the aid of the hired trash from
Europen The business men of the South
anprecatc this feeling he says and often make use
OF it in their advertisements. One hotel at which
he STAYED for a short time called the Jefferson
Davis House"
The most significant instance Of this feeling, how
ever. is given in the printed advertisement and
timetable of L" the Kennrsaw Route via Knoxville"
One side of this railroad timetable contains good
sized engraving, over winch is the titlc Ihe Con-
federate Cabinet" President Jefferson DAVIS Is the
central figure surrounded by smaller engravings
~ his associates as follows: J. &. Breckenridge,
Secretary of War; Alexander II. Stephens, Vice
President Judah 7. Benjamin, Secretary OF state !;
J. u. Reagan, Postmaster-General; and Stephen X.
Mallory. Secretary OF the Navy. Under these pic
,,,r.a ara the words: "Complimcns of the Kennesaw
ponte B. W. Wrenu, General Passenger Agent
Atlanta. Ga" On the reverse side Is the regular
timetable Of the ROAD With It's coHncctiODs Hoih
New-Yorl to New-OIleans.
reporter Of The TEIBUNE called on George Nj.
Huntingdon. Eastern Passenger Agent, No. JOB
Rroadway whose name is also on the timetable. to
ascertain if these rebel circulars were also exposed
10 the Northern public. but Dir. Huntingdon SAID be
lad not received any OF them. Inquiries had been
made for them, however and he Lad ordered some
from Atlanta These tables were issued from the
Offices in the South for the general information OF
the public.
The Kenncsaw route is evidently q Southern
road for Southern people, and It's general
messenger AGENT understands how best TO az
1ract Southern travel. John 8. Barbour, receiver IF
Tho Virginia Midland Railroad, which is q compO-
pent mart Of the Kcnnesaw route Is the Democratic
nominee for Congress in one of the districts OF VH-
g,nia With free circulation Of this railroad adj
yeriisement containing portraits OF the Confederate
Cabinet. hc will probably make bis calling and
election sure
FLORIDA LOYAL OK A FAIR VOTE.
rur ppprpIICANs IN The MAJORITY AND SURE TO
CARRY TIE STATE IN FAIR ELECTION.
,r,ov Az ccAsIoSAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUSBl
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Sept. 2O.-The Republicans
NJ Florida are thoroughly united and well organ
lied. and are making vigorous and thorough can
ysss. They have the necessary votes 10 carry the
State and will do SO unless they are counted out.
which ,,,o vear seems to be the approved Demo-