The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-29

NEW l DIRK, August 2S,-Ihe sun to- day
contained the following; Soon after the
Republican National committee was in or.
ganization Gen. Garfield began an active
correspondence with Senator Dorsey and
with Gov. Jewell, which lasted throughout
tne campaign. He Was especially con-
cerned about the election in Indiana, and
on July 9 wrote the following letter to Sen.
ator Dorsey:
''aESToR, Ohio, Julya.
Hon, ). ". Dorsey, Secretary:
my DEAR SIR:--l hope my anxiety to
see Gen. Arthur, Gov. Jewell and yourself
will not be considered unreasonable.
cannot with hold from publication my letter
OF acce ptance much longer, and | should be
glad to counsel you all in respect TO it
before 1t appears in print. | am glad to
know that you and the governor ale coming,
but If you could start twenty.four hours
earlier than the date indicated in your tele.
gram | should be glad. There are seyerl
topics concerning which we ought to con.
suit Very truly yours,
u. A. GARFIELD
This letter shows that at the very begin
ming Of the canvass Gen. Garfield sought
the advice OF Mr.. Dorsey respecting such
important matter a. his letter Of accep-
tance. On the 10Th Of July he wrote as fol.
! lows
MBSToR, o., July 10, 1880,
"Hon. S. W. Dorsey, S54 Fifth avenue,
/ New York;
"MY DEAR SIR-Yours of the 10th 10
slant, with enclosure, came duly TO hand.
/ am glad ~ hear that the letter Of accep-
lance is 40 generally well received. Thorn
as NJ. Phillips, Of New Castle, Pa, will
visit you in a few days, and ask YOU to give
him careful hearing, He has made spe.
cial visit to Indiana and has much to con.
municate,
'Nours, very truly.
u. A. GABFIELp.n
The National committee, before the In.
diana campaign, were besought for money
from Maine, aud the following letter from
| Mr., Blaine shows that they were not salts
fed with the amounts that were contribu.
ted:
AUGUSTA, ME-, August IA, 1880.
"MY DEAR DoRsEY:-Y committee
was appointed in July. 1t is now the mid.
die Of August, and have not received A
penny's aid in the closest and most central
battle OF the campaign. do not wish TO
be grumbler, bu. | assure you that Won
are lmperilIing the whole campaign,
Yours, JAS. &, BLAINE
The next lctter which Mr.. Allison wrote
was written to senator Dorsey and reads as
follows:
DUBUQUE, Iowa, September "A.
"MY DEAR SIR:-Thc Manc,business IN
very bad. ! tell you, you must get down
to serious work. Money must be had and
must be sent to Indiana, II we lose Indiana
In October we are beaten. You must gather
about you corps Of strong men who can
aid you in raising funds. We must recover
this disaster in Maine by carrying Ohio and
Indiana, Maine was carried by money and
the Still.hunt tactics. Those same tactics
must be played in Indiana and Ohio. Look
out, Hastily yours,
'W. B, ALLIsoN.n
"INDiANApoLIs, August 80, 1880.
"MY DEAR GovERNoR:-Yours Of the
2Sh inst. at hand. That Wabash road
matter is of very great importance, and |
am glad you thought OF 1t and accomplished
SO much, hope that you can be equally
successful IN our other roads. Secretary
sherman Is director in Pttsburg and
Fort Wayne. Wonder II he would helm
US, Gould can control q couple, and the
Cleveland parties, Devera,lX and lurlburt,
two others Garfield can work the CIeyc.
land people. Dorsey is in Chicago,
Don Know how long he will remain. DO
not disappont me in regard to the no..
600 written for yesterday. We must have
i OF stop lighting. Yours
John c. New
September 4. 1880.
"ion. Marshall Jewell, Chairman, ETC.,
New York:
"MN DEAR GovERNoR,- OF the Oh
instant, covering check on Levi i, Morton
for = ,oOO at hand, and for which you have
my thanks Yours truly,
JoHN G. NEW"
'lNplANArOLls, September 20.
"Hon Marshall Jewell, Chairman OF Com.
mittcc
'DEAR Gov ERNoR--The prospect grows
brighter. saw Mr., Dorsey on Thursday.
He Is w TO his eyes IN letters, ETC., etc.
lie is doing US good service, and We are in
accord Yours in haste,
JONI G. NEW
'lNplANAPoLls, lnd.,
september 20, 1850,
"MY DEAR GoVgRNog-.l thank you for
your coincidence. know that Il great
many lies are being told about me persons
ally, and about our friends. but am
too busy to pay attention TO these charged
now. They will only start another lie when
we nail one. II We eau only carry Indiana
We CAN aro.d TO let them all BIO DID,
''iours, In haste,
NIOMN Z. NEW.n