New-York tribune., 1882-09-29


eu.uce of money in the canvass pcrsona' i.,." ..
nj General Beaver who has been oVe, '''o "'"'.
,rith b,m. said last night 1--WE have the money
W." -, ,n.,1 n a million dollars If necessary
20 carrv the state" The Cameron managers a'o
s. .ho hind that do not hesitate to use money
;ael to purchase votes. but il is improoaoie 'n"'
money will save Cameron this tlme'
Chairman Mckee of the lnde pendent comu"''oo
o;I day that he was unable 10 carry on the can
vass rs enerretically as he would ike Tor want VI
money 10 pay the legitimate expenses YET INC o0i'
,oitree is not idle by any means. There IA m"r"i
tone about tAose gathered in the lncepenoen'
be,douarters winch Is in striking contrast WIZ,
the swaggeling buster of some OF the Aeelri'
that hang about the Cameron headquarters q" "
;hs same feeling spread over the Hla'' ""'OD
n racts the support OF the best class OF "ot -.
e. ,he Stewart ticket Ii is q feeling OF imHh'
toaaneo Of NIGHT. and more than offsets the
stslwart confidence because OF the II"
o,,orco of tbcir money. large number oi the
oailiost a,d most influential Republicans III 'hc
c+ata ,ra sppnortirg the Stewart ticket but the
oo,,r,bntiors come mainly from some twenty or
lir,, man who have without any desire OF nope ol
v,O,rd other than that of good government been
gliding the cause of reform for several years III Tue
same way The dependent committee VIII ho'
expend probably. the Oue-te1.h part OF the sum Il.
.be command of Cameron's committee but none Oh
the money ntrlsted TO the Independent committee
for lca1tulate use i'll the canvass Will suck m tne
nockets of those who handle H. rs III TIE VdN' W
c,Touruts An honest count of the vote Is az tiidl
fhe Independent Republican leaders aSS; anu '"S ~
feel confident that they VIII get that' ne - 1oo
1hc Committce OF One Hundred III punlShl"s e@ec- @
tlon frouas IN the last two years. ana tnc PVS."Co
hehind iron oars of number OF the men c''.- ~.
this business will undoubtedly haNo S""'''
Tbc weakness of the Cameron canvass causes gcn-
oral surprlse None of the oldNlne ielucI~ az o ot
the stump. The speaking 50 lar mas Dc'I S,,n =, ~,
oInnsI wholly to the candidates. Neherd hcttcI
has made about sixty speeches not Oho Vi ~ -
has been regarded by his party 'rlehuS a. WI , ~
,,nblc.tiou He talks about everything cNc'p'
What the people are interested III. lhe llNe issues
OF The canvass 80 ably discussed by the IN oePenu-
cut Repubhcan speakers are let severely alpH0 uS
General Beaver ana bis associates. I'D l9ct' Ms I
friends are now expressing the oplnloh 'na.
lie has ocen greatly; Gi,'hla GverlaihTle "a as de-
campaign speaker. and is lncapaD.e OF u'
iiyefing an address thai VIII attract attention
and carry conviction Marriott bIoSlus tle tI,- w.
eron candidate for ngreS>mau-at-l.aIge' - 'Ie
next most important speaker OF that sac; ne Is
flowing and rotuud orator, good Tor the folI'I VI
July but oi lttle account on the pohtlCa, S,uulP,
Mr. Greer and Ar. Dawes, the other lWo ii star m
candidates who are on thr stump, iit u'u Ia p,'uD
rated "a speakers. Not Slngie piolhlhch' l|'Pu'-
lican outsde OF The State has Yet apPeaIeu !" & saw
Cameronism. senators EdhuhuS ana ildIIlson ~ VIZ VIZ
announced bu they quick dechned IN toD Pu"-
lie way TO please Mr. Cameron Chdlr,han CoopcI
s,vs Thai after the Ohio elcctlon Secretary
Chandler Senators Hale, Frye and Logan, ecre'ary
IJnccln General Butterworth. Governor toseeI
agd Attorney General Brewster VIII taAe Tue
stmnp. But the Independent kepuDlcah' 90 nV'
believe that Chandler Hale Frye, tOsteI' LilI'oII
ar Tutterv,;th will come into the state, Dnt II any
ot them should the Independent kepuhlcHllS ns H 70
assurances from men OF greater influence th'l 'iley
will lend a helping hand. - =, ,-o ~, .ha
In striking contrast with the weakness OF ',lo
StnInart stump canvass Is that OF The IiIde-
pendent Republicans. Senator stewart Is II"Aiis
D,wertul and COW ncing speeches. as are diso
Messrs McliichHel, Duff ana Merrlck TIE otIer
candidates ON The ticket. Thomas NJ MarSuaH Is
epe king on beAalf Of the Indepcnden' c';uSt anu
he is one of Inc strongest speakers III t"e Ht''c'
GenrraI koon:, one OF tne old war-hoises,
ardey-Atloru,y General Lear nave carried dlsnlaY
mo the Stl art ranks by coming out on ING
stump IA support Oi the Stewart ucAcl: Uth''aA
j. X MOrch.ad. OF PitIsbuTg; General McOa4t uey ,
Oi iikeshurrc the law paTtncr OF Governor i"J ;
ex-senator Lewis u. Hail, of llarnSOulg; eA-Juuge
". Nj. HAL, OF BEDFORD DT DOahc, % " y. , "us
mort Ch.rle, =. Wolfe, Mcssrs Martin, Mc\h3hl
aud other We l-kuOwu Republican Speakels are GO.
llyeIIng adI.rssc, 10 CROWDED houses oh "c4''l- VI
me lndepeldtut cause. None OF Jhc ora "IlCdl
giants OF former publican caMph gas are P"'9
lug the cause of CameTOI Gailisua A Hi-N -
silent but II Is limited that he viii speak Ton Sew
art judy .jessup and the few oI hef State Spedh-
ers have not yet been able 10 say uStAInS A'l
Cameron. there is aching VOlu lh llo D"ss
ranks which Goes not augur wei lof mI
(amerOu's lutule success. Inc Independents 20"
6egIn TO sneak with some confidence IN theli
abilty 10 pU.l more votes than the Cameron VNct
General beaver and Congressman W. H. hclc!
cr, Ia Orel the StalWart canvass III luls cay Oh
Saturday night. Mr. Kelley VIII cOnhue Ai'oli ~ ~
th tIliI but this nas already sIsna'y Iio - an
l.SUc tIlls CaLN ass.