New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
THE TRIBUNE AYD TIE CAMpAIGM.

Mr.. II. B. Smith, OF Alexandria, Tenn
wrucs THE TRIBUEE AZ follows: Republicans are
waking np all over this state. We now conndehty cA-
pect to elect our Republican candIdate Tor GovernpI
We have elected Republican county omccis III '"''
county the first time III ten years
C. X. Smith san Diego. Cal, writes !: " AIthouSh "o
are over four thou miles from the National Capita
and from the business m'rtS OF the United stac+ S
WORKING hard 10 make onr hJoflty Ior "'i"eiu ''
Arthur as large as possible
Mr. A NJ Bell Racine ONO, in business letter to
The TRIBUNE says: NY Is limited but IN sparo
moments want to DO some good work f0r IilE lkibUNb
and the Republican party A this tim' no man can 40
better woik than % crcnli'o LIE iHiDo"N '"'0'7 "
people"
Mr. Samuel Lee. Tusvlc, Penn, writes: " inc Sooh
work goes brayely The reading OF THE TRIBUNE ny
our people is bracng mp the weakkneed ana doing
large amount OF good every We expect to SlVe
yood accoun. of ourselves in November | nave now
fruits of nv own personal efforts. th NIX tas pretty
good for an old man In his 'eVentysXth year
Mr. G. johnson, CiermOnt County, Ohio' "rl'eS'
"Tne political prospect here never was better
think according 10 the signs Of the times, ONO WI
ro mp at least 10000 majority TINS fdi ioF u'rheu "
Arthur"
Mr.. r. Oarauder, H)ncoye Falls. N. " writes
THE TnBUSE: "The political outlook In th' VI
ciny seems 10 grow better every day for the KepuD
can cause
MrB b. Waller. Of Caldwell. ONO, sends large club
for THE TRIBUNE and writes: " THE TRIBUNE Is very
pOpul ir mere. ana ur~'Eftilif 81 ms - - ''''''
about 900 inhabitants, aud have sxty-two sub
scribarS for THE TRIBUNE, and the number steadily
Increasing Tnls shows luts gence. sound Judgment ana
good taste on tae part of p'opc. CARRIED isVey
popu ar here aud the cntnu- tSm FOR HIN II great
Mr.. f. B. stephens. O BngnamtOn, y. l., writes 20
TIE TRIBUNE that political matters look better out
there than they have since 1868. The Republican
party IS thoroughly united and very enthusiastic
Mr. c. T.. Scott. Of McCiclandtovn, Penn writes:
"Ihc Republican party ia all r-ht here. know oi bu;
one Republican who says he viii vote for Hancock ana
he dIint say 50 until he got drunk; whIe Know OF
several Democrats no they Will vot' Tor Flrnch
Mr.. Horace A Custer, OF Pottstown, Penn writes:
TIE TRIBUNE Is dong splendid work here Continue
to night 1t out ON the line. You Will hear sood
report from PrnnSyYand thl' iul.
Mr. II. o. wheeler, of Moingoua, Iowa. writes; " Iowa
proposes to give Glrii Id and Arthur not less thah
$4,000 majority this fall.'
Mr. r f. shepherd, Mcclanlcsb sburg Ohio. writes: |
consider that TIE TRIBUNE is dong our party better
service than all the campaign tracts that can be CIR
CuIted"
The Rev. william A. Ferguson, Of NewJersey writes {:
.'When Garfield is elected THE TRIBUNE will justly be
TO the lrgest share OF 81 ry for It's brave ana
noble work III The ca up titl' ~ . -
Nh T.. f. Enos OF KInsshOrO y. Y, writes " Inc
Rcpuo leans all well satisfied with our ticket
and confident Of success in November Tue enthusiasm
il growing every day
W. NJ Russell, of Alabama, renews his sub
scrtption for TIE TRIBUNE, and writes Is follows:
think this State is strongly Republican as ever IL
was but unier the ex sting laws and control OF me
Democratic party there Is use holding an election
because the man the Democrats want III Office Is always
counted in whether elected or not l. tner' ans
remedy for thIsl Has not the United states "OYcrh-
meut power t. to every clz n BIS Sht ID Vote
and To have his vote fairly count2d!'
] D Bentley. Cory, Penn. writes: The majority Tor
Garfield and Arthur VIII he greater m NOvembar in this
county than was that of Hayes four years ago. The
Greenback party Of which Cory the headquarters
in Western Pennsy wanna. Is rapidly melting away. ana
the Republicans are securing In the dissolution more
than they lost IN the formation o. the party Inc ls"
vote heretofore solid the Democracy. viii help TO
,yo our u,,inrty this fall An Intelligent of that
rounnalfy recently remarked his friends here tnat
the Irish Northern ares had urnish'd tHr Nots
for the emocrauo parry Tor twenty years; tnch the
American portion OF that parry haI taken he Offices ana
lei Iris to do the mud-dEglng ana mcnlal
vork the burden OF which the Democrats had
songht in no manner TO tighten during that time lie
added that he knew many IrShmen who were lre0 Ol
nls thing and proposed to vote for Garfield IN NOVem
her