New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
Tie CAMPAIGN GLUE.
WHAT Tnr LFrrrR9 RECEIVED sHow-wIDF-


REACHING ENTHUSIASM.
Encouraging letters continue 20 be received from
all Of the Northern States at the OF the
Republican Central Campaign Club. cOrrcSpOn-
dent writes from Austin. Texas: " Our Texas
Democracy claims 70 he somewhat more civilized
tb1n elsewhere n the South. vet it has lateY fur
nished cases of Intolerance here. There r.
some spirit Of ptIvcrsity attached to
the name il seems. which iinpels it's adj
hercnts to Intolerance. The Repuhcans IN
Texas are in very good spirits. We are trying to
effect combination OF ali elements opposed to the
Bourbon Democracy, and if succeed IN tins we
will develop opposition which il IS not unreasOn-
able TO hope will shake the hold of thar party in
this State
James W. Dawes chairman of the Republican
State Committee OF Nebraska. writes: Our
STATE Convention win be held September l. and the
campaign will then be opened. We shall make
active and vigorous campaign Garfield and Arthur
clubs are beng organized throughout tie state,
and the feeling is good indeed
A correspondent writes from Augusta: b" The
outlook il very goGd in this STATE, think. We
are all alive to the vital Importance of carrying
Maine in September. The clmpagnis not yet under
full headway, but we are started all over the STATE.
and IL some counties great deal of telling work
has already Dcci done
Commissioner MInrene, chairman of The Cam
pa 'gn Committee, has gone on tour through the
Southern tier of counties IN this Srate. lie viii call
on many DID political friends. and assist IA adyanc
inc the interests of the Republican party.
+. W. VI. Mackey. chairman of TIL south Caro-
lima delegation 10 tne Chicago COHg,atiOG, writes
from Charleston:
Although The probabilities are that the Demo-
Gratis Will count us out yet we are de-
teTmined 10 endeavOr to poll every Repub-
lican vote in the State for Garfield
and Arthur By doing. VIII compel the
Democrats to steal the electoral vote of South
Carolina If they get it, THIS | am satisfied they
this State TO commit any crime necessary 10
their success. Already we have held many rOusiDg
nj .engs In different parts of the Stat", aud Will
continue TO hold them every day from now until the
election. have engagements 70 speaa every day. !
SUNDAYS excepted, during this month The RepUbil-
of this STATE thoroughly aroused aud If a |
fair count could only be guaranteed, South Carolina
would give at least 10000 majority for Garfield /
and Arthur. Never the Republicans of this !
State more united or more enthusiastic. We Will |
poll fully 10000 Republican votes. The Demo- /,
crafts in order TO beat II, will have poll least
$4,000 and IN order that the number of votes |
cast may not exceed The census just taken by tho /
Democratic enumeratOrs, the indications are that
that census will show increase of population III
South Carolina which will 9stnnish the country
4 meeting Of the Xth Assembly District Garfield !
and Arthur Campaign Club held last night az !
40. 20j Fifih-st.. Jnlins hamburger, the pres
ldeut. ~ the chair. Captain Edward ~ Rosenbanm
read "a letter from &, neral James A. Garfield cX-
pressing his apprec iatlOn of the effective work tne
'.uj was performing. {. OrtO B1esg then addressed
he meeting. Aiterward "A number of new members
signed the roll of the club.