Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29
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POLITICAL SITUATION.
THE MOREY LETTER
Testimony To-day.
The Envelope in Court.
General Rosecrans Denies.
WASHINGTON MAN IN TROUBLE
His Arrest in New York.
INTERNATIONAL OARSMEN.
His Arrest in New York.
INTERNATIONAL OARSMEN
NEW YORK THIS AFTERNOON.
The Political Situation - Rene wed
Activity On Both SiGes-The StruE-
gle fOr CaIifOrnia-DeiaJV Pos
sibsy Republican-The Contest iii
the CitY-EstinlatcSO on the Staie.

The Political Situation Renewed
Activity on Both Sides-The Strug-
sibsy Ieepublican-The Contest lin
the City-EstinateS Oh the State.
Especial Dispatch TO The Eceniltg Star1
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-PollticaI matters have
become almost the sole topic of conversation
here, and all parties are doing their best to In
huence from this city the votes of every state
considered doubtful. AS an illustration of this
both parties and sent TO Indiana Considerable
has also been sent to Maine within few DAYS.
The republican collectors have been more sue
cessful than they anticipated while the demo-
Gratis complain that their contributions are too
small.
Most Of the leading democrats complain, too
OF Barnum'S management, and several have
said fatty that they will not contribute money
to be handled by man who is so weak and dis
honest as to make use OF his opponents dis
patches as Barnum did JewelI's.
On Wednesday night Barnum telegraphed to
the San Francisco CdU, over his own signature.
more than two thousand words devoted to PROOF
that the alleged Garfield letter On the Chinese
question Is genuine Last night he sent
longer dispatch. and the republican managers
te1egTaphed over four thousand words TO give u
full report OF Yesterdays trial or Phllp and
Hart: Barnum has also received long tele-
graphic dispatch from the worklngmen's party
OF California, sending its greetings and an
nCuncing It's Intention TO support Hancock and
English. The dispatch sets forth at length the
consequence OF the competition OF Chinese
labor. and says that their only hope is nov in
the success OF the democratic candidates.
me republican managers now express posi-
tive belief that Delaware. a state they had nos
counted upon. will go republican. II their CAL
culatlons prove true this will elect legisla
tuTe TO send a republican in Senator Bayard's
place.
The democrats here are very enthusiast
ever their meeting OF last night, and applaud
Abram 5. HewittS speech. Tney calculate tn At
the meeting has done them great good. On the
contrary the republicans are discussing Col
Robert !ngelsollS epigrammatic and funny
speech OF yesterday In Wall street.
General Lloyd Aspinwall tells me that large
numbers OF democratic business men are ey-
pressing a firm determination to vote against
Grace lOr mayor, some for religious reasons and
se'He because he IS John Kelly's man. General
SspinWall argues from this from Lie dIodncG-
tiOn among the German democrats, and fro n
the expressed determination or such men as eX-
Mayor Wickham and his followers to vote for
DoWd. The republican candidate. that Grace'5
appropriately, While 1t may not beat him. will
undoubtedly carry several thousand votes over
to the republicans and materially reduce Haa-
cocks majority In this city. John Kelly S4ii
today that he took great comfort from the
Tammany and Irving Hall meetings last night
De elected by a handsome majority. He pre-
diets 65,000 majority for Hancock In New Ior,
city. General AspinwaH says the latest reoab
lican canvass gives the republicans 100 900 IN.
1or1Iy III the state down to Harlem river an /
gives the democrats $4,000 majority below tna.
point, thus leaving $4,000 majority In the STATE
lOr Garfield