New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-06
THE TRIBUNE IN THE CANVASS.

W Springfield \. J.. writes; 81 hone you
-, ,erd on. q Million copies Of rHE TR1BuNE dur ne
,,,s campaign Tor Is ungues'ionaoy the best cam
ns1ru paper IN this County
I e Whitehall. V. Y. writes: " There IS no power
,sc rur TRIBUNE put mo the hands Of The votrs. l.
,,ld all on y have IA, reading % 1t. Il would tel
~. =, nj, In Che resui. of TINS election
a. h. Tabernacle, y j.. whites: " IL behooves
.r,ry Republican who feel, interest 81 the peace.
.rsnerity and perpetuty OF free government TO u.e
every means IN his power 10 secure the election Of Gar
sla and Arthur: ana feel that the hest work can
IN hls direction 10 give the people THE TRIBUNE o.
lad Henc. shal exert al my influence to procure
suh.cr bers FOR your pa GER
TIC Burlington. Kan, sends list Of subscribers
TO- THE TRIBUNE old writes: the best thing FOR the
National RcpubGc,n G. mmittee and for the several
state Committees do ia this campaign TO pa,
eral hundred thousand copies of THE TRIBUNE I'm the
hands Of the peorie Ifthry dt III work td"re would
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c D.. Woodstock Vi. sub,csibes for THg TRIBUNE for
his sou 10 Colorado and wri-es My has opened
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GOO ana 5000 peopl., thought II Dexter Aai he
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Ell appear. inst toe riSnt thing for the Republic
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extensively from this time Until election This. lu my
opinion would be- t.e ch ape- aud sures way 20 curry
Tie glaat state Of N.o-York in NoveDbeI and ;hus
sure election 81 Eeuuo Hcin President"
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TIE IEInVNr very highly tor th- ability of It's editorials
ana lor the great variety o. Information found IT.
columns upon m subjects IN which the peoUl inter
esI,d II Is really great educator Besides tsis.
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rty. q faitAli guardian OF the oest %
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l. D. y, Caiouyile. Mo-. writes: "THr TRIBUNE Is the
4yar'Je paper vita Republicans OF TINS county More
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.oIUca. matters
o. d NJ. t-toua Fla. writes: d" improve the oppor
rl;y say tEa the nomination o. rneld ami Arthur
received olih enthusiasm here. and the Republican
larrg /. rhorou-h'y uuitrd. We regard TIE TRInuNL /
is sac leading Republican, paper o thls country Auu
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TIE TRIBUNE or tle gallant fight 1t Is making for Re
publican sac css ami against turning over this Govern
nent 10 me rebel or.gldlcrs. As you probably know
be Republicans Oh las section were about unanimous
or Mr. Bane but pied tie decision Of the chi
20 Convention with enthusiasm. and shall give the
ket orr n vote. can stand in my door and look
cross i.c Nlnol aneia. and see tho house where Mr..
Elaine nr-t The lgnt. l hope vet 10 sac him our
aara-bedler; bat noue Of %, nere allow any regrets
tue loss or oar first choice TO diminish IN the least
mr. enthusiasm for excellent ticket"
". l. F.. Preston. Kansas, sends CUB for THE TRIB
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