Daily Republican., 1884-07-18
EDITION.
rhe Republican Uprisang

The Republican Uprising
NEW YORK, July l7.-GenerAl An
son u. Mclook, who was ut head. quar-
ters during the afternoon, spoke very
both In this city and the State and
throughout the county. There will
not be q great deal of noise made in the
campaign" be said "but there is going
70 be some pretty lively work done,
nevertheless. The question TO be decid.
ed In this campaign is chiefly one OF
Protection or Free Trade, and the fight
will be made OH that issue. have
myself no doubt IS to the result"
1t was announced that MIR. Blaine's
letter of acceptance would be ready for
publication on Saturday morning, and,
naturally, great deal Of interest was
expressed regarding it. 1t Is known
that Mr.. Blaine has given the matter
very careful attention, and the docu.
ment Is expected to be OF more than
usual Importance.
THE IRISH LABOR ELEMENT.
WThe labor demonstrations against the
Democratic ticket promise to grow into
general detection among the Irish, 30
l0I 80 tnC tniluCnCo VA tnC w OkAu
may operate to that end. That paper,
heretofore neutral in regard 10 the
pending canvass, In its issue of j uly 20,
to appear ON the coming Saturday, will
declare against Cleveland on the ground
that his public record is hostile TO the
interests of the working classes, and on
this account he should not be trusted
with high official power
The holfinO article ia aVeanti0paflv
vigorous, and 1t IN confidently expected
that it will give shape and expression
to such distrust of the ticket as has
has been repressed ON the ground of
party fealty or for other reasons of
policy. The course of feeling to follow
the declaration as anticipated by those
who inspired the article, will appear in
open revolt on the part of many OF
the Irish in the vicinity, among them
the sinew of the Tammany organize
ton. Mr.. Kelly has declared that
whatever the Tammany ranks may
speak on the ticket he wi II be ready to
endorse that opinion.
Democrats to whose attention tonight
this scheme was brought were not dis
posed to under-rate its danger, and ef-
forts will doubtless be energetically d.
rected without delay to counteract 1t.
Great things are expected by the Demo-
Gratis of the Independent movement,
and all reports of Democratic detection
existing or threatened are offset by
promises of more serious revolt from
the Republican ranks. The Democrat
ic National Committee, however, will
find this question one of the most per.
picking which they must meet at the
outset.
BRIGHT REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS,.
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Secretary
Mcpherson, of the Republican Congress.
sional Campaign Committee, arrived in
this city to-day from New York. He
has taken charge of the committee head
quarters here, and will remain In Wash.
ington during the campaign. Mr.. Nc
Pherson said to the Press correspondent,
that the campaign literature had beer
prepared and is now being printed, and
the committee expects to be ready in a
day or.two to supply the demand as il
comes along.
Mr.. Mcpherson said from the report,
he heard while in New York the OUTLOOK
in that State was very encouraging. II,
said "The aspect of the campaig II
is very favorable everywhere, Nprtl
and South. Cleveland's nominate II i
un ioubtedly not meeting with the re-
Spouse expected by Its friends"
Mr.. Mcpherson says he has had u
immediate information from Indians
but from the reports he hears he think
the Republicans will carry tina Stat.
He says the Republicans wi carry Ne,
York by very large majority Repr,
sentative Bisbee, OF Florida, was aske
to-day what the prospects are Of hi
State going Republican this fall. "Ver
good," he answered. Very good, il
deed. They never were better tina
they are. feel satisfied that Florid
will be carried by the Republicans.
GERMANS STANDING FIRM.
SCRANTON, July lin the Ne
York Times of July ID there appeart
despatch from this city to the effe,
that the German voters, almost to
man." were in favor of the candida
of Cleveland. No falser statement ha
appeared in print in any political can
paign. Tie German voters are mo
pleased with the Republican candidat
and IN all the wards where the eleme
preiomiuatts Blaine and Logan ciu
have already been formed, which notion
include the German Republicans theI
selves, but have made large accessio
from the German Democrats.
The statement that the city Germa
would follow ill the lead of their Ne
York friends in the event of the latt
supporting Clegoland, is ridiculed
the most Influential members of {.
class III this city. One of the
said last night the German vote
did their own thinking, and that upt
the great national issues they did Il
propose TO follow in the lead of al
New York friends, but would vote
Blaine and Logan and thus aid in
curing protection TO American indu
tries at home and the protection
American citiZ ms abroad.
9. w. RoEsLER,
Alderman Eighth Ward.
DEMOCRATIC BLAINE CLUB.
EAsToN, July IA club of seven
members, all Democrats, has be
formed at Glendon, among the ir
workers, and called the Democra