New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
Tic Waysiae. Concord, Mass June 81, 1880.
EXTRACTS FROM BUSINESS LETTERS.

HIS. Liberty. Sullivan Co., NY: "The nomination
Of Garfield aud Arthur Is hailed with delight here do
RepI6can that viii vote against them. believe in
tho same proportion the danger was OF our sinking
In the miTe, now We Stand upon the rock dltnerto
hath the Lord helped u.s."
J.BC, Norwich. N. Y: " The nomination OF General
Garfield appears to be universally satisfactory to Re-
puhlicaus, who much elated while our Democratic
flicnds are propOrtionately chopfsllen"
J.C. W., Morgantown. West Va: Our people are en-
tbusastc for Garfield. and greatly reoiced over the
downfall OF thlrd-termsm"
o. O. g., Sanford, Fla: shall have 10 come to It,
sbacrbed this year another NewYork paper think
ing would give up TIRE TRIBUNE. but can't do IT, Fer
uclOsed PostOf1ce order, send me the SemiWeekly."
W A. p SerVlckly, Penn: THE Encyclopedia has
come aud THE TRIBUNE alec comes regularly regard
my 81 2 az put into O 200 per cent Investment"
ME- Oneonta, N. Y: my wife thinks very much OF
THE TRIBrYE. She says there is so much ladies' read
ing IN II. Praise God 10; the Chicago nominations"
HIT H., Grape Lawu, Va. Though differing dia-
nerically from The TRIBUNE in politics, Its sterling
qualities a literary and general newspaper have COM
nended 1t 10 me beyond all praise"
Jw. c., EllEabethtown. n. Y: "THE SUNDAY TRIB-
UEE Just as necessary TO my wife the other Issues
are to me-"
R.CB. York Furnace, Penn, Your gallant fight
against third merits and has the favor Of
our entire community"
wTJ. Platteville wisi "The Encyclopedia has
beeu received and am much pleased with 1t It just
what want"
A. W. L. Northheld, Vt--"I congratulate you the
OF your nSht against ns third I'd, term You may
sBL Lucas. Ohio. before the Chicago Convention
wrote strong letter In opposition TO The third term,
which is necessary TO quote now But the following
IA 40 sAnsble and timely that print 1t for the benefit
of Republicans generally. We wish there were ten thou
sand more such Republicans as Mr. L. In the country.
He says am farmer, but In one sense politician.
for have worked for the success Of the Republican
Marty ever since eighteen years old have put IN
kfteeu days solid work at the pOs and expect 10 be
s"Isa for an oce believe it to he the duty Of every
patriot work for the best interests Of his country and
effectively as by working for the success Of tue Republ-
can party"
]. s.. Plttsiord N. " al wish to congratulate THE
TRIBUNE upon the result at Chicago. To The TRIBUNE
more than to any other paper the party and the
country indebted for the defeat Of the hrderm. aud
the consequent disaster which would almost 70 GER
tainry have followed. l could not i've without TIE
TRIBUNE, aud value 1t among my reaoiDg next 10 my
Bible"
IF. O., whitehall, N. Y: I'VE think you specially
'sound on tho goose this year."
A. A., Croydon, N. H.: at JOIN heartily with THE
TRIBUNE in appandnR the action Of the Chicago Con-
ventlon, which has Rlveu US standaru'pesrer upon
whom We can all unite"
&c c., BridgetOn, Maine ~ have given but few
hours time to the work. but already have nxtysix
names for THE TRIBUNE, and shall have more"
TN. II. BridgetOn. N. j.; The campaign isopenins
splendidy for Garfield"
EFT NJ, Gallpolis, Ohio' /" Let me congratulate The
TRIBUNE on the success Of It's gallant hght against
third term We are ell eated over the nomination or
sironRest that could nave been made"
g. g.. Belwood, Penni " You must give New-yosk TO
Garfield. Work with will, and let that be Jour pur-
pose" .
AP. g., Pike, N. Y; Three times three and tiger
for Garfield and Arthur. Their nomination 10 received
,,h del,9ht by all shades Of Republicans and some
Democrafs and they will carry New-XoFk Dy the argeso
vote ever given In the State"