New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
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SUCCESSES PAST AND IN THE FUTURE.
A TALK WITH EX-SENATOR DORSEY. OBJ THE Ma
TIONAL CnMMIrTEE-HOM INDIANA WAS won =

SUCCESSES PAST AND IN THE FUTURE.
TALK WITH EX-SENATOR DORSEY. OBJ THE Ma
TroNAL coAMrTTEE-How INDIANA was WON -
PROSPECTS FOR NOVEMBER.
Chairman Jewell, Of tie Republican National
Committee, was not in the city yesterday. lie was
one of the members Of the Reception COMMITTEES
who met General Grant at Wllimantic, Conn.,, yes
terday and in the parade which took place there,
he marched at the head of the employees OF L.
Jewell g. Sons, who had formed themselves into
Garfield and Arthur Club.
Secretary Dorsey, tired and worn out from his ex-
ertions in Indiana was present in the committee
rooms for a short time only He is confident that
the Republicans will win in October
'The battle is half over" he said. We VIII
carry New-York State by $4,000 majority and
every other Northern State and break mp the Solid
South at the same time. The Democrats are badly
demoralized as they did not expect defeat IN In
diana; but we propose to keep up the fight and lose
nothing by oyer-confidence. We will turn Demo-
cratic defeat into a rout pursue the flying leaders
into their strongholds in the South. and perhaps
capture the citadel of the Democracy and end THIS
Solid South forever"
What about Indiana in November y he was
asked. n
:" II is perfectly safe for the Republicans Han
cock will not poll rs many votes as Landers dd lt
the vote of Tuesday last had been cast directly Tor
him he would probably have polled one or TWO
Thousand votes more than Landers dl0, but II VIII
b. different IN November. fhe vote OF both parties
will be smaller then. Local issues entered INTO tne
state election, and brought out full vote. Inc
contest has been decided now, and many Democrats
will remain at home, and Others Wall vote the he
Dubcau ticket next month. Ihey are coming over
IN large numbers already.D
10 what do you chiefly attribute the success
won last Tuesday |" - .,.
ITO the splendid organization OF the Republican
party which in large measure pTeyehtrd Deino-
cratic frauds much Ot the credit rs due Inc Dem
ocrats were SO accustomed TO carrying the stat Dy
fr,ud that they did not believe an honest attempt
10 defeat them could succeed No such schemes OF
corruptIon were ever before attempted as tboso
this wear, but they failed because we we're
Thoroughly prepared for them. Ot course. the dIi-
ference be ween the Democratic and hepuohcan
candidates helped u.s. did the comparison De'"ecu
the records of the two parties. 1 he pFosper0us
times brought about by the Republican party also
aided Us, and the well-known position oI tne NC
publican party upon the tarln lssue gave US &c
cIded advantage. The tariff question arOuseh 'he
wo.i<lngmen. aud the business men genhraIy iaiu
everything else aside and worked 10 prevent
cnange m the National Administration. c
John &. New, chairman vi the Republican etato
Committee OF Indiana, was also present yesfllaJ ~
the committee rooms. speaking oI INC iesui' Vi
tuesdays election he SAID -
Our majority in Indiana in November VIII reacn
10 600 lne party IN the state Is so Wen vr
| that we can prevent Democratic fraud ihe ohsl
ness men, the manufacturers ana the "oiA"elucn
ara opposed to a change Everything Is pros sperogs,
and the ueople want 10 let we'll enough alone. lno
tariff question the popularity OF our candidates. the
dissolution of the Greenback party ana tne ebafac,
Ter OF the Democratic party backed Dy tue ,,oi''i
S"uIh are ali elements tnat Will Gsure Republican
| success in every Northern state IN November.