The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-28
Tho nemocratic campaign.

n,po,rs DAILY SENT TO Tih Ma
r,oy,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR
To.MOREow's MAssMEETIse'
NV York World. yesterday.I
A. ar. saa5ouarters OF the Democratic
x- ~. ~ C"nnm,,tee. No. 1873 Fifth avenue,
,'ns,ordn, Tho committee to take charge OF
$500 Tor the campaign organized with
uradlov II. smalley, Of Vermont, as chair-
man and will hold daily sessions In the rear
rooms ~ the first floor ut headquarters.
Among those present at the rooms yesterday
wore General ". T. Martin, OF Mississippi;
u Y Smalley. OF Vermont; John W. Dan
,ei and .Judee John r. Harris, OF Virginia;
y n Ions. OF Louisiana; Senator &. w.
Lone. NJ Florida; w. ID. Harkcr and ID.
NJ Runyan. OF Kentucky; w. L.. Scott, OF
pcnnsvlvania: A. S. Sullivan, Mayor
Coonrr. Abram S. Hewitt, ex Congressman
Edwin n Meade. and General L. IL. Jones,
ri New York. An enormous mai was re-
ceiyed by the committee yesterday o. NJ
Einver. of North Carolina, writes:
II count on very handsome minority In
,bis State for General Hancock. our pe0-
mic are in better cheer than they were TOUR
Three California correspondents speak
cncouragingly OF the outlook in that state.
William :. Moss. OF San Francisco, propfIe-
tor of the Daily Examiner, writes:
uThe enthusiasm over the nomination OF
Hancock il intense and increasing. Ehe
campaign opens better than any have ever
witnessed In this State, not excepting even
that OF Franklin Pierce in 1882"
John Marley, who is sheriff OF ms couh-
ty. in California, writes from Salinas Guy !:
- am pleased TO say that many OF Inc Re-
nublican Workingmen are with us TINS year.
In This precinct salinas City we have
twenty. This county gave Hayes III ma
ioriry, but we shall carry it for Hancock"
w. A. Selkirk, secretary OF the Demo
cratic Committee Of California, writes
" The nomination OF Hancock and Englisn
has excited the greatest enthusiasm IN Ca'I-
! fornia." u.ool.
club at Bellefonte, Pa, writes " we eN'
pect TO poll the largest Democratic vote ever
nolled in Centre county, and to increase our
majority at least % per cent. on 1876
J. II. Swartwoui, OF Stamford, Conn, re-
nortS the party to be in better condition
! Than il ever ha> been in that section. Local
onarrels are all healed and large Hancock
cub has lust Leen formed at Stamford.
&c. Parkinson, chairman Of the Demo
cratic State Committee OF Wisconsin. writes
:. The feeling i'm Wisconsin is excellent; III
fact. | have never known presidential
campaign to open 50 auspiclously."
William Mutchler, OF Easton, Pa, called
at headquarters yesterday. lie sara thaJ
| LARGE number Of Hancock and English cluD'
have been formed throughout Nortbainp-
ton county, and that several Hancock Vcle'
ran clubs have been organized already WIN
number OF Republican soldiers on Inc
rolls.
At the meeting Of the Executive Com
mittec Of the Hancock Veteran Association
Yesterday ut the Westminster hotei reports
we're received from Penn,y,v1nia, New
york. New jersey, Massachusetts,, Yer
mont. Illinois, Wisconsin, and Indiana III
relation 10 formation OF Hancock veteran
associations. In every ease it is reported
that a large percentage OF the membership
i made m OF Republicans who voted FOL
Hayes, but are now for Hancock Inc
Executive Committee will have IFS Nationa
Committee list completed to-day, and vii
meet at4P.M. daily through the campaign
II is probable that Mayor Cooper viii
nro>ide at the Hancock and English ratih
cation meeting in the Academy OF Music
Tomorrow evening. Among the speakers
expected are SdUnuel ia h"nuI'' oI
Daniel, Daniel Dougherty OF PhlIaderpn'a
who nominated General Hancock at Gin
cinnati, A. 5. Hewitt, and Senator John L
Stockton OF New Jersey.
At the meeting to be held in Irving Hal
on the same evening, Franklin Edison vii
preside. Among the speakers will be Sena
Ton q. w. Jvurs VI TlOrida, Is. r. iona
OF louisiana Gilbert c. Walker, Chairman
Lester b. Faulkner OF the State Committee
and l.. X. Apgar
The German meeting in Nilsson Hall vii
be presided over by C. jmmlSSiOner OF Edu
cation Ferdinand Traude. Among th
speakers will be Joseph Pulitzer and Gen
cral Franz Sicgel.