New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-08
THE NEW-YORK CAMPAIGN.

CITY.
President Arthur is expected to arrive hero
to-day, and his advice upon the political situs-
tlon is eagerly looked for. An unsuccessful
effort was made to induce Mr.. Evarts and
Senator Miller to speak at the Academy Of
Music on next Wednesday Ex-senator Conk-
ling will not make speeches during the cam
palgn. The disaffection at Buffalo is deep
seated, and an address has been issued by
large number of Republicans, giving their
reasons for not supporting Folger and Carpen-
ter. District-Attorney McKeon yesterday sent
letter to the Police Commissioners, urging
them to take special care to prevent colonial
ton of voters in this city.
WHAT THE STATE COMMITTEE is DOING.
PRESIDENT ARTHURs ADVICE ExPEcrED-sPEAKER
FOR THE CAMPAIGN-THE TICKET NOT COM
PLETE-THE pIsAFFEcTIoN IN BUFFALO.
The headquarters of the Republican State Com
mIttee were almost deserted, except by the clerks
yesterday. Chairman Smyth was in Albany, and
Messrs Sharpe Wheeler and French attend
ing to such work Is being done. President Arthur
Is expected in the city this morning and the COM
mitteemen will confer with him to-day or to-nor-
row in regard to the nomination of Congressman
at-Large and the other work of the canvass. Judge
Folger is expected to return here tomorrow
The meeting at the Academy of Music next week,
which is the only one yet arranged by the commit
tee, will be addressed by Chauncey NJ Depew. A.
w. Tenney. of Brooklyn, and the Rev. DR.. Newman.
An effort was made TO get Senator Miller or w. NJ
Evarts to speak at this meeting, in order to start
the canvass with distinctlyely anti Conkling
speaker, but the effort failed. Mr.. Wheeler
says that Senators Hale and Frye and
Congressman Reed and COngressman-elect Mil
llken, OF Name have promised to speak
in this State and that Senator Warner Miller will
devote the last two weeks Of the canvass to speech
making. Senator Hawley, of Connecticut and all
of the nti-Admnstraton Republicans who can 30
secured for the purpose will be placed the stump.
Chairman Smyth has said that it was his intention
TO have Blaine Republicans and those Of the
Half Breed persuasion" do nearly ali the speaking
Ill the State, so as to reach the "disafected ele-
ment." The committee has discovered, apparently.
that il will not be wise TO place Mr. COnkling the
list OF speakers it is given out officially that he
will make no speeches. but will counsel with Chair
man Smyth during the progress of the canvass.
Pains also taken to say that ex-senator Platu
will not return from California in time to tako
part in the canvass.
The discussion in regard to n candidate for Con-
gresham -at-Large continues. Several names
sor-in law of John H. Starin, is the only person
apparently anxious for the place 1t is improbable
however that he will be nominated. &" IL is nos
money we want" said member of the Executive
Committee yesterday, but man whose nomina-
ton will appease the disafected Republicans
This statement confirmed by Mr..
Wheeler, who said We want to mama
a person for the place whose nomination will give
an for these kickers to support the ticket.
/ lnfC of hon ynsan m q -
! this 10 come back" 1t Is thought that Brooklyn
man will be chosen but il all depends upon the adj
! vice which President Arthur gives.
The committee has sent out a circular asking for
contributions. IL is said that 10 regular assess
ments will be levied upon the otice-holders. They
will be urged, however, by letters yarOusy wOrded.
to make contributions. The only one sent out yes
is aS follows:
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE, }
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, y. Y, sept 90 1882
mittee urgently seconded by Executive Committee,
say you that contribution you may be willing
to make to the Republican ought 10 be forwarded
at the earliest possible dayand not later than October
TO- The shortness of the campaign and the amount Of
work TO be done, will make Us grateful II you will take
care respond Of early day. IN such manner as YOU
it, and your reply can be 9diresaed to James D.
EDWARD NJ. JoHSsoS. Secretary.
The few Republicans about the hotel corridors
Yesterday were not enthusiastic over Nr Carpcl-
ters letter Of acceptance, lt was not regarded as
document likely to aid the election of the ticket.
Mr. Carpenter pom the status of tie Republicans OF
that county lie read from The PoaGhkeepsie Jour
nal d Republican newspaper the following which
lie said was true 10 his knowledge:
The zen DuteheGs County delegates to the Republican
state Convention at Saratoga were elected by their con-
stituents not only for Mr. Cornell but against the Ad-
minstratiOn candidate. Such Is the sentiment OF nine
tenths Of the Republican party In Dutchess county Ihe
first test the convention flor temporary chairman)
stood 25l for Mr. Madden stalwartl 243 for M Pitts
(HalBrced), the Dutchess delegation, except Brush,
voting with the majority Il the Dutchess delegation as
they were pledged do, had turned traitors their
constituency then the vote would have stood 232 for
Mr. Pitts and 24o ior Mr. Msddrn This would hayo
Republicans and Mr.. Foger would doubtless have been
defeated.
Now added this Dutchess County Republican.
g know these statements TO be true. Mr. Carpen-
ter was the man who brought abo1t the change.
He, as everybody Knows was promised she hoHiina,
ton for Observation-Disclosures IN return Tor IL, and
he got the price for his work. He was elected
chairman of tie State Committee because he was
professed Garfield Republican: aud the influence be
obtained in this way enabled him TO make tho
bargain he did. 1t don't matter what lie says now
he will hnd out what estimate the Re-
vote is counted" A good deal of dismay
was caused about the hotel BY the circulation Of an
address said TO be issued by l.OO0 Republicans OF
those of E. c. Sprague, e1-state senator Sher-
man S. Rogers, AssemblYman Arthur W Hickman,
w Bullard, H. VI. Kent. George W. Hayward,
Nathaniel Rochester, Henry Montgomery. J. NJ:
Matthews ard other we'll known Republicans OK
Ene County The address Is AZ follows;
To the Republicans Of the state ~ Nctc- FORK
We Republicans Of Erie County present for your
sideratiOn the following statement
Tue Republican party has earnestly and consistently
advocated the purity OF elections IL has enacted laws 20
enforce this object II Is respOnai0e Tor toe acts
thorzng the appointment Of United States supervisors
aud marshas. officers whom the late Hon. ZachariIn
Chandler designated the eyes ~ the Government
placed the polls that the night OF suffrage was
honestly amantaiued" 10 has protested against all
kinds OF fraud and dishonesty, ana with so much forco
that even its enemies recognized IL aud named II the
party OF high moral ideas In the great political battles
OF the Nation Republicans have united TO maintain these
ideas They have accomplished the Gown'a o. slavery
the unihca ion Of the Nation. tho reconstruction OF
rebelous states, the honest payment OF the
Ma ional debt, the upOuding Of the National
credit and the enactment OF laws for the protection aud
purdcation OF elections We have all shared IN these