, 1880-07-04
REPUBLICAN CONFIDENCE.

were tlronged yesterday throughout the day
by prominent Republicans from all parts OF
the country, brought together by the meet
ing of the National, Committee Ap en-
thusiastic, confident spirit was shown by all,
but there were no signs Of the overcon-
titlence that causes neglect Of organization
and hard work. Brief interviews were OBJ
tanned by Tribune reporters with many menl-
bers of the National Committee as to the
prospects of the party in the sections which
they represent.
WHAT MAINE REPUBLICANS ARE DOING.
William P Frye, OF Maine, in reply to an
inquiry concerning the prospects Of the CAM
paign in that State, said:
1.-THE outlook is good and we propose to
carry the State. The campaign will be begun
about August /, with Senator Blaine in
charge OF the State Committee, and it will be
prosecuted vigorously until election day. l
AM surprised to have to say that the attempt
to steal the State appears to have had no
effect on the opposition. Once in while
you meet a man who h;,s conscience, but
III general the opposition are not disturbed
by the attempted theft of the State.'
What has xa?,3 been the effect OF the nomfna-
"Those nominations haven't had the
slightest effect one way or the other. The
Democratic party in Maine has practically
disappeared, and what was left of it has
completely fused with the Greenoackers III
what has been the effect on tie Green
hackers of the nomination Of a man Ike Eli
lish gu
.Nothing on earth can affect Maine
GreenoaehtE .;tt uut te 4ha nernncrar;c National
no1ning 10 10 Will 11'o Dei'ioel" "s'e A'N''o'A"'
twill the Maine Greenbackers, then. sup
pof9 ule GIGemoach th, at.ua WIN ia namo-
ies, nhless they ailanse t.aG Maen uG Geu t;ei!nt
cracts 70 suppoIt nG saae @ tfa
Win e uesea'6 ~ Ea 1'as pe,rcsented hv tho
ELECTORS fMg tro pro rita ai am Inclined to believe
they VII PURSUE nn5,ta snis 'tfc t;cets ;s tie e
khow ,T .na. Tli ha Ie1nase n chnosn the
Hiey Moatu o ~, vnta alecfs Rnt
whatever the oDposition may do. the Repub-
lican narty proposes to be successful in the
coming election, and will prosecute very
vigorous canvass to that end" -..-...
william r. Chandler, of New Hampshire,
,,,os ~ ta" fnn hnsv r. sav mora than 4 word or
Was to g M nnss o ~ o;ng Ss tn a,oot the Ren,Iicar,
tirEet. IKE sir. in every | State in New England
and that very briefly expresses the whole
nat matter." err said he. With great emphasis.
a ''f->''4'31i''1' c1T.
,r,u o,, - ro,,oo+;or+ e,,a.
iHs Hsa sha1t re~s csrrv ~ o,,p State for Garfield.
r,, 1,a,;,,l;c,ne s,I aye thnronr1,v united I'VE
pave peen Ealns ~ se,d2. .eo 49, e nast xue
otate Lesslalute , ~. i"et ,.n,r th1onT1,' +fe
fec;en 'atra Hul and the fwo larrct cities Of
ttes'si4at' ~ .t,ta' iInr+far, and Nav Haven
ule otaM, LIZ pnn,hI;o,n .,otM n"o niav"rs eon,
snnnentiv sy there is as reasonable a
es,rfa' Garf;ald nc there IS Of almost any
f.t,.n n,,or+ Tho foc cf ic f.an {1arfinf1 iG
iutafe re- eGgm d 1T man s ,1ir Kat onnecticnt @ likes
Tfhe fe State was not for Grant at ali; from one
third to one-half was for BLAZING, and the
Sherman. and any other man of that type,
~ that t. tha State was all ready to receive
GarfaI1s ui.si nomination with favor. and have
~" u dnunt that th;s feeling viii result in Civ
mo inc him it's Electoral Vote
STRENGTH oF LIZ 49,. t.J g S,,-a"ea ,., sa;i
Congressman HlscocS: OF @ Syrac;uSe, A sala; a
In my sectlon OF tne psatG Inele - ~ n'lt ung
feeling Ill Iegard 70 ae tlcKee; w hora uu1t :.
thlnk " eonlu tsu XIII ahtit,. r. cerrs th;s
no DOUBT aoout 0atnelo u aoll'ts u catis tA's
State" ~
NO sH1RkERs IN OHIO
| "Republican prospects III ONO are mos,
| fayorable."' said Gov. Foster. "and L, GARFIELD M
VII the mSts HIT or es Gaeed
and Arthur. No Republicans will shlrk thoil
| duty, or lose sight of the vital principles o1
| the party under whose banner they are en-
listed"
''How was the news Of Hancock's nomlna
| ton receiyed"' asked the reporter,
| with no such entl1nslastlc demonstra
ton rs was 1hat OF uen. uar"e1o' lep1lee
0o'. fosre.; ,,or ,o,,,rp,1
| hNoiANA ~ poun.r .1... ~. 49,, ,,+
| In answer to az inquiry aboat @ Inc - ont u
look in the so-called uonotlul oat9 o. OF ~ y
dla''ar eX-unlted STATES treasurer JONI
New SAID: n.
Indiana IS not doubt1ul, 1or various re;l
sons: In the 11rst place, glance ,t5 PACK !,
ward, for moment and II Will "
found that the Democrats nave caIfles 1es
the State by majority only once SINCE loo:
II, again, all tl,lrd parties dlsintegrate, as
! think they Will before long, the success
the republican ticket IS assured lor tnes
third parties are at heart kenuplican, aiit
will SO vote. Besides, the 1act that 1ne Lem
ocrats OF Indiana have treated as OF no eifec
the. constitutional amentments OF the peopl
Weakclls their hoid anu proport1onalely III
vigMates our ticket"
"What do You think OF the nomlnatlon 0
Hancock and English
II Is stlohg t!ehet, ~ ~ t.sn. m a,a. .."'
scn1ar tna; of infl,1e5ce Gentleman. ain