New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
THE STATE CANVASS.

Labor and capital unite in supporting the Repub-
lIcan plank OF protection for American industries.
"Our success was the hard work of plain people, "
says GovernOr-eect Porter, of Indiana and therein
points out 10 New-York Republicans the way to
carry the State.
II Is in the power of the Republicans of the Xllth
Congressional District to elect Alexander Taylor r.
by large majority, as they did Augustus Smith in
1878 All close districts like this should be
vigorously contested; 1t Is the winning OF one here
and one there that is TO secure Republican House.
Perry Bemonts superb" record rs polo player
is not accepted by the voters of the LIST Congress
onal District as sufficient qualification for office.
John A. Kings canvas. is going on prosperously
his large business and legislative experience com
mendiDV him TO every voter.
The Republicans of the interior have become
aware of new device of the Democrats TO defraud
them Of their votes Under the pretence Of secur-
ing subscriptions for some local Democratic paper
they are asked TO give their money, coupled with an
agreement that part of 1t Is to be returned to them
If Garfield shall b. elected. his IS 10 be construed
rs a bet and their votes are 20 be challenged.
The employees of the New-York Central Railroad
are receiving their wages in gold the present
month II will be only a few years however. if the
fraudulent coinage policy initiated by the Demo
cratic Congress is persisted in before they will re-
ceive their wages IN deprecated silver. Only
through the electIon OF RepuOHcan COhGIesslneI
can that policy be reversed.
The business men OF Troy met on Tuesday even
ing and one after another described what would be
the effect on their several trades of the adoption OF
the Democratic tariff for revenue only" Com
mittees were appointed for each election district OF
the city, with the duty Of bringing voters 10 the
polls IL was resolved to close places of business on
election dav and work the polls till the last vote
was deposited " tor the success and continuance In
power of the Republican party"
In the XXIXth Congressional District the Demo-
Gratis are FESTIVE under an attempt Of the party
managers TO induce them to vote Tor the Greenbscl
candidate-the Rev. /. X. Beecher. Tie Eiaird FREE
Press, the party organ. says: he Democrats of
Steuben and Allegany are deeply incensed at the
sixpenny bargain which proposes to swap them off
T. IA Boecher. Tor the benefit OF the candidate tor
an office IN Chemug County; but they are not
more o. we assure them. than are all the Democrats
of Chemung who deserve the name
Mcclellan is in Uuca," excaims ecstatically
The tea Observer of October 10. He
came at p. M. He Is an older man
than when he commanded the Army
of the Potomac. and stouter." StOuterf Alas that
he should have become honorary member Of that
noble band-the syracuse Fat Mems Hancock
Club" More aye; less wisdom On Monday at
Watkins he startled the Democrats bv saving
The publican party is a party of treason"
We'll il was not the Republican party that SAID in
the crisis of "a great war, the a failure" and
induced distinguished General to become Its can
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