New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
THE NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.

DAYS WoRK-MrEIING or TIE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
The universal pleasure fclt by Re0ubicIrs 70 tho
result Of TUESDAYS elections was reflected Yesterday
IN the bcaning countenances Of persons WHO called
al the rooms OF the RepuYhcan National Committee.
Doubt and anxiety had been dispc .i and every
one felt free to rejoice TO bis hart. con-
ent. And 1t took a great d.al Of re-
olcing to 20 around. Several sp,..crs came
n from Ohio aud Ildana. with hoars- voices %
congratulate the members # the committee and
each other on ,he splendid victory ald io make ap-
pontnent5 10 20 10 work 40 ono, .n Connecticut
and New-J crsey. They were i.d with AMUSING
rocolleciOls of the canvass aad m.ur amusing
stories were told. they al agreed ial- they aad
never seen anything Ike tIe Indiana c3uyass II
the Newly TX Rep bhcaus cln be- inIuccf % organ-
IL and work "a pubrcans id in ftiaua." sad
one Of them. "New-YorA viii CIV. Gi3G ld 0O.OCO
majority \ gentleman who came to New-YorN on
the train with senator 3ayEuG, ,i tlat he bad
never seen q re GeJrcrad aud coWei man than
The Democratic leader. He bad hi- LJt pulled down
over his eyes and appeared 10 court obAwau of p0-
Huct thoughts and 20 avoid obs IYat1n rs much
as possible. Il was hard TO reaiIz. that tAs was
the same person vLo went W,,ra fortnight ago IN
search of "rl!i-, coriacnt in the z. 81 l5 Wallet
and whose boasGugs hred The Democratic heart
witha hope that was destined To- be SO b-iof
\ dispatch was sent 10 eX- senator Dorsey at n
late nOur Wednesday night telling hm that tho
Democrats DO Ncw-lork were claiming Indiana. and
Offering 10 back the claim with heavy bets, and ask
z him what such behavior coud mr,u. reply
was received from Mr. Dorsey yesterday. IL when
BE- said
W have carried Enlana by 900 az least, and 30
no. rrou0-e 10 90" c'eae1 )- 0i fr victory We have
the gsiature Dy nlue 0n lnt De i9t aEd KAT mrm-
Ders C.u Zress. Ie DCL,,I.ic Jclns - t.e usual
0i.l- OGr ports continue 10 Improve.
Su0seq Ien1 dispatches were merely renewed
assurances Of success.
Al noon several Republ'c can active workers from
Connecticut ana New-Jers made calls and gave as
surauces thar the tarf agitation ms VIZ over nun
dreds of Democratic workingmen. sad Que man
from Connecticut: " There VIZ yc d revolution n
the manufacturing centres thai VIII astonish
everybody. The workinsmen have been thoroughly
enlightened to their interests and many han
dreds of them who have always voted the Demo
crauc ticket viii vote for Garfield. We feel per-
tectly sure OF carrying the state b. good major
ity." Yes, and you'll hear a good story from New.
jersey. too.' spoke up a man from that state.
The committee-rooms We're decorated last night
with fifty American Algs no rcLel flags bng d.s-
played by mistake and the words Garfield
and Arthur in gas jots. blazcd front Of the
buitlug 1h- headquarters were crowded again
with visitors alrbOn yh there les, interest
fcs ed IN the news from Indiana than the Drcced-
ING nights Dispatches were rece'y q from thai
State confirming the news ot t5e Republican -c.
tory. aud claiming the legislature and eIgLt Con-
qre>smeu in aGdi,io.-to tne S,a-5 tlc>e..
Eugene Hale, OF Maine, was iu tle ctv Wednes-
day. and he, too among the bapgy Rcpubheaus
" h. cailef at headquarters.
"Iad,aua was ia riy N0u.' hc sad, "altera strong
contest between the Two pariI"s and tne result
means thar that Ntatr wal he IN 10. Republican
eOiumn IN November. The Influence of rnis victory
Of ttg tel . rnn ftrI rIf.4r~
toW vii % III ct Mailc " asked il, re- porter
"Oh. there i- 20 Gonbt about Name. i : certain
for Garfield ln November Ia idct, believe the
North III We sriId for Carried, ard has again an
swer the Solid south. There - even 4 chance. IA
ANYTHING IKE "A tIlr election, OF our carrying at
least two OF the Southern States Garfield VIII DO
elec -. however. wThoui dou IT,
Congressman Richard Crowley. OF Lockpori. on
"Wednesday night expressed himself Well pleased
with fhc result:
it Wi. aaye the IF CT Of Increasing tie Repub-
lcan majority IN tus Staf'.' he said. though
we would nave caGIrd the STATE tI yway - NV
county. winch gave lidrn 400 MAJ i.ri y in 1915,
Will CIV" Carried q muci arscr maJori.t. lhlt -
the ratio Ot increase In the western ar of OBJ" state.
We IS II cone 20 NrN-Nork VIII > 1000 E-paui,ran
majority. TaC business men are aroused; nc are IN
earn st. and yicftr ry Is sure
was ~ t.e cltv y-st,rlay. Wen asked what no
Thought of lad ana, me rePitG: " tLlnk % e good
State. They have been biac.. luard z uie for
>ohd South. rs not that WAY now. Indiana
na. s+f,le, fh, business and M November va viii
have every Mort ieru STATE AMI pos by FiOrria
anu rgInia. Iue result Oi tie Orto'"r 'rctous
has already inspired business men "lth confidence.
and new enterprise wall s9rE- up tvrryN mere /
know Of some game .nrs already ON me CARPET.
Before the eject On al h1rc, thIi Iorcf would DO
,lacted bat was ARA" mat ne res 81 the state
ckct would be Oe eated. h1d DO idea That the
victory Won be great II Il has lern. oar orig
ma canvass Of the >ttje based toe April ciec-
ton. gave us plurality OF 2300, bat 10 seems tlat
GU, estimate was below The mark.
A comfe.eace f she Executive Committee If tho
National Republcan Cpmn!i tee and he Congress
al heidi Yesterday Among
those present re-: Marshall Jewel. C9nLeail-
ca : joan VI. FO BIS. az Ms.slrhr-etf.; JO'n :.
Rmne!ls OF Iowa; J'hn a. Marin. # Kansas;
William Z. & andIer, OF New-H mo iir"; X &.
Met ormck. pf Aroma; ln"n3s G.. P.att Of New
York: + iwarl McParrson and ,thers. he commit
Tee IN session du lhG tie aiirihooh ana until
latc hour last ngut d.scG>Sipg the political situa-
non. The subj jac wach occupied the greater part
az fhe time IL sad L. haye been mas a. dctrrniu-
,ng what efforts Should ue ma!e - carry soul Iern
states. Nunr OF rhe memb-r, Thought q would %
only q waste n time. none. and energy to attempt
10 hr, ak up the SOd Sout a thls election whlle it
" uid iai apart OF itself a-ter the election Of
Ga tc.d and Arthur mex month. O'hers q ought
would not be rlGht 70 neglect the canvass IN thOss
states. ,peclal, as several 0i them ar known 20
have large Republican majortIes providing any-
tuug hae far vote can DC hal 1t was DECIDED
10 make vigorous contests In Florida.
North Carolina. Virginia aud West Virginia,
and possibly ~ other sou hern STATES. Several
members of the committee, ncl9dmg William =.
Chandler eX DroS>sd - belief that Florida II sure to
ave a Republican m"jonty OWING 10 Northern
immigration and other causes MI Chandler
luauRnT the Ot icf NAtlrH Nhuih &c Nai i'A a0h
Inc committee discussed otner features of tho
canvass and renaIued Ia session unui hearly mid
night N,;,i ,,,,,... 4.
hold To-day AT II ocl, cA. lt is not expected that
any important business Will be transacted, and
oniv ,bot one-hal Ot te members Will be present,
t.lpams h:v NJ "een sent 10 several tnat II would
MOI tee nee, ssarY for them 10 cone. The meeting
vas called Two months ago, AT time when II was
tnoug gh posi- ole that Indiana might lie lost 10 tho
KeuubhcanS. Now that matters are 80 changed
toere wul be 10 iu'portant business 70 De or9 isht
before IT, ex-senator Dorsey, Cnfuucry l. Flicy
and John c. New Will be IN Attendance at the meet
ing. ct Oh. - "a, ,
th, National Republican C0mniitee tnis evening
at o.90 ,,'ciock IN bonor OF tae OHIO aad Indiana
-.---..u.oa iL.. cluA VIII form az lhD Golnman