New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
THE rRlBUAEIy THEC4AVASS.
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EXTRACTS FROM BUSINESS LETTERS
C.H.Y, D,W.ttyIlc. y. Y. writes: " Cu4ufauqns
County VIII boom cor Garfield ana Aruur thIs fiL We
are uniteu, AirmOulOu, and enthusiastic"
". a.. o.. K3Ybuly. y. Y. wrtes Go on with the
magu.f WORT you axe doing tnrou-h TIE TRIBUNE.
ell VII. De Wei. There - no d..aT cf 30 Re-
good 0i b, rscf tne I'd day oi Soy einDer"
r. W.. secretary d. tue Gafh..i and \. thur club.
oxford. y j.. writes: Our district bias .lways been
Denocra &c. but are making -a ts .-.lnd ocbeys
we shall carry ts f-l FOR Garfield aud or Potts. We
place great ,aith m the steady, continued persistent
influence u good reading matter. n0t only 10 gain
w. els Tor tnc campaign buf 10 ground cu -0 nrniY
IN The i''th as 70 Esep them r-at De 'ti,e So 10
not SNOW %. nay porr 80 sound tnl 80 "alc+tal l0r
lood ~ HE iEiBt NE.'
/. T.. New Haven, Conn, wrltes; " The Republicans
are VIDE awake here and arc sloains % sol q lost sor
IrAed and Ar hnr. Bi-rlow AMI Buec"y. Ne al
looS upon HE IRlArNE ~ thc best cnot-i rao"r n
tbs Is. only wish IL Could iul its WY into
tne hands ot esery yO,er ia tle lt"e
c. A. l.. Ere, Penn, writes: ." Iic campaign here "a
booin.rl ana Glrtrit aad Arthur are sfealy coming.
THE TRmUvE j. popular here anu ia Coils e.llp.ign
Is really keel. N t-elI
A.P, W,st Bowdo.u, Ne, writes By some magnetic
Influence or some NJ the kind. many people will
believe the statements ~ The TRIBUNE that taey VIII
not even read many other papers There ths sreas
advantage wAch LIE TRIBUNE nas over ooler pagers.
ITS luence very erc't or -tct. Wra.c -ouR %
thrash tne Flsous.s D. 10 coo MAJ lily ih' year see
IL We d0u't.'
The Rev. H. c. H.. North Amherst. O.io writes,
The political position ot THE TRIBUNE ,ult. me 10 a
dor. / was one year with Garfield 10 William, College,
and have fully expec Ell ever since tr Ac would como
day he Presd the United -.ate Bat nls -election
comes sooner tAau anticipated
Mac DAYTON. y. Y. writes: II gant 20 TO All I can
for the good Of the Republican cause, ana Jreve can
accomplish most by getting men TO read THE tribune.
r. tnr unanimous expression Of pu1rans hcrc thas
Garfield nomination vas the best that could ave
been made
" ffar1 WA n
Union Army Du5 don't 20 much HiucocA that
lie IA fOi rebel yO,es'
EJP Oostburg. Wis, writes; Perfect harmony
and great en- tnusiasn prevail IN the Republican party
here We certainly will roll mp %. 900 majority No
vember for Carried aud Arthur and trGe governments
against the rebel DIigadlefs'
Fl B., Berwick. Penn. writes " There Is deter.
minaiion and an in tne Republican party
here which I have never seen before aad an ont
1eut VIII show splendid result
Dr. F. y. :, Belmont. NY writes ~ wish some we
wisher the party. our state Committee would fur
nish US with 100 or copies OF THE WEEKLY rRiB.
USE campaign; could use the papers to very
decided advan,age."
HB D. Bristol. Vt, writes: Fee ing II the duty OF
every Republican - aid every way possible In
ing success in the present crss. and knowing
that nothing / could do would be rewarded
with such good results. I started 20 gee
subscribers FOR TIE TRIBUNE, and the inclOsed
list OF lty result OF my FIRST days effort. think
II one earnest Republican IN every town vOIl devote
good than al the other political work 4 the campaign
pm, together. don't know OF anything that has such
every edition OF THE TRlBrSE."
G. W r., Kenton. Onio, writes Every oughb
20 read your excellent paper regularly. know "
other influence that would be productive OF much
good"
C. s, North Cohocton n. Y, writes The outlook
this see. on Of thu State for Garfield and A-tAur- ~ec
ton Is very favorable. The Republican. nave
menced work IN earnest. and with dccrmIl alton to
win. HancocK Is losing strength herr al the whileI
he is not nearly 80 strong now as he was one week after
the nomination.
JMP., Mount Eden, XIV. writes " The TRIBUNE Ia
universally admired by Rel bOih It's
courage and bra,.s."
The Rev W. n. NJ. Greene County, y Y, writes,
"IHE TRIBUNE is decidedly the best paper
try. well lie abest and most efficient advocate Of
Republican PRINCIPLES Could IL be placed The hands
success than al. other n-trumeutallties gcthcr"
II. W. X Waterbury. Conn, writes: " am gress
admIier OF the grand old TRIBUNE. II j. one u my
necessities. like its pungent, clearcut, 30 vHriui ei-
torias / enjoy immensely Its political notes. and
per-ona column. and indeed The entire paper
a. AN educator of the children.
The way the personal column T. TO have one Of
the children read items while the OF cJmmens
upon the individuals and notes to whca tae, refer Ts
Is capital way OF giving the children thit gcgcra In
formation which they will rot get school aud he
best OF which know OF interesting ,h~m ia pub
lie aud public affairs.
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the prevail. r. seems 10 nothing would DE moro
effective than TIE widespread circulation HE
sincerely hope thai our canptizh commit ees
restcn and snbscre for large numbers lf FHg rRIB-
UNE general circulation among the people II ms
should done am sure the result wJG d DC such
a. 10 satisfy everyone with the work"
w VI. G.. YORK Centre. Ind rites: G. am sati> ded
that your paper viii have iuiiuencc among the
people here all The stump speeches that could 10
made during tie campaign. Many ny fellow-ciuzens
township cannot be induced TO 20 TO publican
meeting when they Will read TIE TRIBUNE II they can
have the chance and It's clear logical Of
the Issues the campaign Will influence upon
work"
large numoer OF papers, but want TIE TRIBUNE for
circulation for the good II VIII do In this campaign
believe the coming election 10 BE the most imp rians
held in this country. am fully convinced that
II the Democrats again iustale IN pow they Will
never permit II TO pas hands OF the Republi-
cans Nothing short OF "A body revolution viii
them from power. There can be
doubt that they Intend 10 eat Texas into
snd all; carve state, out OF the Tudan Tefriiory.
and resort 10 any informal scheme To attain power.
nenly before he people. II the OF the NORTH
understood the true issues as they clearly pre-
santed In the columns OF The lRBu Me- there would be
no tear of Democratic success"
f.. Theresa, NY. writes: Everything looks bright
here publican The party is waking You
may Jefferson give ZOO majority this fail.
There ia not Republican here out VIII vote the straighe
ticket"
J. II. e, Blconyilie. y. Y, writes Old man
and took The Log CABIN. | have taken rHE TRIBUNE
many and consider 1t the best paper published
III the country. Things looking very well her
politically. The Hancock loom has spent Its force aned
8 on the wane."
w. II. H., StewartstOwn, Penn. writess
No Republicans here FOR Hancock Everyone for Car.
aeiG and all en- thusiastic."