New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
THE CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB.

A CONVENTION OF CAMPAIGN CLUBS TO BE HELD
ON sEPTEMBER 10.
call has been issued for convention Of the dele
gates from the various campaign clubs throughout
the United States, to be held at indianapolis, on
septembsr -. Commissioner b. +. Manierre has
been engaged since August l IN organizing the
movement in this State, and is now travelling
through the interior for the purpose OF arranging
matters so that all the clubs shall send delegates.
The call 10 the Ncw-York clubs VIII be issued in
dav or Two Each club is entitled to send one
more delegates and arrangements are now beng
made 10 entertain all who may attend. III Is eX-
peced 10 be one of the laTgesc pollUca! conventions
ever held III this country AID IS Intended 10 repre-
sent the working element Oh tue lrpuOHcdh parry
Every state will be represented. more especially the
Eastern. Western and Middle states.
The lac tracts issued BY the Campaign Ciub,
especially the one entitled Turn On the Gas, or
Democracy Illustrated" are N great demand all
over the country. II. d. Gage writes from hudson;
y. l.: We are Just making things boom IN Old
hudson j. ". BdZZOn writes IRON NeWDuIg, y.
/" We have every indication OF Increasing ihc
majority il tins county, as the people are ecitihg
enthusiastic Tor our candidates" A. T. Chufch OF
HammOudspOrt " Y. writes " " e have Work De
fore Us IN tuis town. but propose 10 do 1t 10 the
1es Of our ability. and show good record 1Or
lfbaLa.' Harry {. sweeney writes from DrlitOn,
Luzerne County, Penn: " Luzerne Is good Tor her
usual Republican majority"
VIEWS OF A SOUTHERN BUSINESS MAN.
-THE RIAL SPIRIT or HE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Marshall Jewell, chairman of the Republican
National Committee, recently sent the following
letter TO a Tennessee Republican:
HEADQUARTrHs REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE,
No. I'll FIFTH AVE NEW YORK. AuS. ia, 1850.
WILLIAM T.. MOORE esq.
DEAR SIR: You are business man and South"ruer,
an a business and a Northerner.
Was much struck the other day at the reason you
gave iOr being a Republics from bus ness mans
'@HiDOnt VIII you not consent 10 give Us The benefit
q your views and experience, as occasion requires
U4fIg Tic paign for this campaign Is more busi
hess mans Eight than any we have lad OF late years.
oei Or " " permit any change or any experiments N
1-euce 0r government, when going ON 50 pros-
MARSHALL JEWELL
REASONS FOR BEING REPUBLICAN.
hr Moore replied IN the following letter, giving
q as reasons FOR supporting the Republican party
A"e Hon. MARSHAL JEWELL
ny DEAR SIR: Your esteemed favor OF the l4ih IN
s'AAI e received. 1 on, as you truly say " native
'uhencr" plain business man, holding no Once and
"H'Ig none. born Ia Alabama, and brought uP from
w '"oOd TO manhood IN Nashville, Tenn but Tor ABOUT
'"ehty-one years past q resident OF Memphis Ny an
'uy Tor 100 years have come from Old NIFglHIa-LAe
Hu oi George Westinghouse You Will readily per
- that Plymouth Rock, against which my southern
"oeiatlc friends ; fond of huring thelr haTm-
@natAeinss, can lay not even nc mote c'auh 10 NY
sS'A.ly voted for Lincoln AID Grant aad hayes
=. sAis simple statement will indicate more clearly
-" Aught else The political views have eniertIiaed u
20 TIE great struggles OF the sccti0ns-the ono
s cl'Fupt and disintegrAte our Na;ioai The otAer