New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
POLITICS IN THE STATE.
. HOT CAMPAIGN Ar CLEvELANDs HOME.
REPUBLICANS HOPING TO CARRY BuSfAlo-ihN
GERMANS SOLID FOR BLAINE.

- --.,,. ,f ,uaalo Governor of New York anu the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency Bu'ao Is no'
ret so large but that the ability of leading man e". W
sized up"-and MIR. Cleveland had been sized UP as
go h,os, ma, NJ mediocre ability. His election as
M,,cr bod boon considered rs luck - he having reen
Nominated IA Citizens candidate against an ahr"f''
machine nominee His merits had oeeh h''e WI"
adhered In that contest His elecVoh W. 'o'''
pa,rahly owed 10 dlssenson among the Repuohcans n
.a,a limo bs fitness for high Office WIS little debated
,s nomination for the Presidency on account W MS
.,,,.,a availability was more believed 10 ne an
,.s,anee of drove sleveands luck but II was seeh
maj there would 10 risld inquiry concerning his
ability 10 oct ~ the head Of The nation sueh test
many NJ his friends here Thought hc could NOT s'eh"'
Nevertheless although both hls friends land opponents
Nere amazed that tho Democratic party should have
uominaiea hn tina, nomination uadc THIS city inc aoeho
sf the Hrfoosi Political conflict porharA oh thn o"hm'"n
Fran tho mlddie ol iuly when CLEVELAND WIS h"m""''
till tho presnnt day tho conflict has ragged 'haos ~
Tho chairman of the Republican County '"n"','""
looLs worn out with work and anxiety ITO s'a v" way
~ have not had a iair nights sleep for three mohihS
pasti for 1 have had 20 work constantly inc oh"''
man OF tho Democratic County COMMITTEE A"s"S'"s
scheli. looks II he had had an experience s"' '"
Mr. Ors II has been the aim OF Mr. ,itVeahd' irehuS
naturally 10 give him tremendous majority III hs own
home and the aim Of the Republicans TO give large ma
,ori,y against him. with view of showing the Republ
raps OF the Nation that hoes considered here where he is
well known as unfit for the Presidency. MT hia'hos
visit was seized upon by the Repubcans as on oppo
tunity TO show their loyalty 10 HIM James d. warren
the chairman OF Republican State Committee Ves
here Under his direction and that OF his son, o. g.
Warren the parade In welcome OF Mr. Elaine was
magnificent one There were between 5000 ana 6'ooo
men In line The parade in welcome OF Governor Cleve-
land recently, little exceeded this in point OF NUMBERS
hut there were fewer residents OF Buffalo In the hue
Democratic clubs brought here from every import
ant place in the part Of the State and even from
EVrac In % the
REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATIONS.
The Republican County Committee nave haa aarHe
number of meetings held from twenty to thirty week
IN Buffalo and the various towns OF Erie County tl 2o1
have been held ALL Beside Mr. Blaine the list of not
nble speakers includes the names OF Chauncey NJ
Depew Stewart L. woodord and Mr. Dolver. the
young Republican from Iowa. Alexander suli-
van the chief of the Irish Republican speakers VIII
make the closing address Of the campaign here on Ihurs
day next. The speeches in the county, In Buffalo ana III
the towns have chiefly been made by local speakers
There have hcen great many German meetings Carl
schurz came here and endeavOred TO lead German ke
pubcans over to the Democracy but his effort AS shown
by CANVASS of the city recently made had no eject
The Germans of Buffalo are soldly for Blaine.
Almost n third OF the population OF Buffalo Is German
There is part % the city popularity known as Ger
many" Riding through Germany o-day. THE TRIB-
rSE pondent almost every house decorated
with Blaine and Logan pacard or possessing Elaine
and Logan banner The number OF Blaine ana Logan
banners was remarkable. Indeed everywhere In Buffalo
one these hanners Every Repuolcan seems 70
think his duty nasmuc as this Is Cleveland pace OF
r,sidenee 10 announce publicly by these banners bis IN
tenton of voting for Blaine Local pride eppaie3ty Is
land. Party lines severely draws and party
loyy to ~ great e. IN nDs Of parade Ger
man clubs held last night -Four thousand men we're
IN attendance at the meeting
CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATIONS.
The number OF the clubs is extraordinary The Plumcd
Knights organization has from 1000 to 1880 Repuoli-
cans in its ranks. This society for 1t Is one nightly
makes trips to eghborng cities and Joins IN the pardes
of the Republicans OF those places The knights VIII
tourney TO Emira and there do their part IN
welcoming Mr. Blaine that city. Then there are the
Young Republican Voters Club with from 200 TO 1i00
members; the Central Republican Club with 1000 mem
bers; the Logan Legion with LOO members IN this city
aud several hundred In the country; the Buffalo Repub
lican League, OF 400 members mounted sglon Choise
100 members Moreover there Is n republican cup III
every ~ the thirteen wards Of Buffalo and IN many
Of The wards there election district organizations M
we'll In the three large German wards me flith sHth
IL district organization In every election district. In
the Filth Ward there are nine districts I'm tnis ward
There also an Independent Blaine ruhliran cub ~
the sixth Ward there are ak districts In the seventh
Ward there seven districts. In the seyenth Mnid
there IA also organization known a. the hvnchles,
and two large gun squads
DEMOCRATIC DIsAFFFCriON.
There IL great deal of dsaheetion AIMING the irish
p.,nprtsts This "a acknowledged by the Democratic
leaders Man, Of these men say that they will vote r
pa,ne ~ the FIRST ward. which rves from l,buo 10
inpD Democratic majority there IL strong probability
~ the Republicans carrying the ward Beside the iesn
Ia, Republican elnhs ~ THE ward there are two teit
ie,ge Democratic ahtl Cleveland clubs ~ the ilshlh
ws,i hpie aip also twb large Democratic ptelsd
eists Indeed tho erresuah ~ cleveland IA thls HE
AVA pitY has asnnishei hls aNh iwmls Aiipi Ale.
snder EWlVan's siNeeh heAt ihuisiai 80 the iilsh
American democrats, they eat eta inithpi sses W 'he
hssldo ihe direct lass by Democrats gazing over %
Biaine there h another s democrats gong eNsi ~ nut
la
day the BluT managers had opils al clerks at Wplh
oopyng Of registered VOTERS with an neninh
al sending every o them hutieI ballot ihis
course cannot but further lessen the bemooi attic vote
General butler and az senator Grady VIII addess the
Democrats here to morrow night Their oohlng ID
greatly dreaded by the Democratic managers
Ii should be said that the Democrats have oIgahleu
large nuber OF clubs and that their .onnly COMMITTEE
Tprk ,b WIZ Proon CANDIDATE for Prcsdon to come
here on Friday and make speeches at Music Hall both
A. ,hs Afternoon meeting. and BOO at the evening
meeting But nearly all present were from the codntry
this county bat neighbOriDg counties As 10
be expected large number Of Democrats were present
are in doubt about carrying Erie County Tue Repnb,
cans expect to carry roth ely ana COUNT Win tSssr
dnsl parade Tuesday night. when all their previous
efforts in that direction Will be surpassed.
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES
The Republicans have candidates for Congress re-
siding in this city, and both will be elected Maj John
NJ Farquhar been nominated In the XXXIId District,
Which consists OF nearly all OF the city OF Buffalo Major
Farquhar soldier in the war OF the rebellion Is
highly regarded by the Germans and has the support OF
the labor organizations. The Democrats have nom-
mated o. Daniel n Lockwood AGAINST him
Mr. Lockwood nominated Cleveland for the Presidency at
Chicago Convention.
In the XXXIIId District, which consists OF Niagara
County and the of Erie County, the Republicans
have nominated John y. Weber. former sheriff DIR
Weber ran against Cleveland for Sheriff and although
beaten ran ahead OF his ticket Weber Is popular
man. HIS Democratic opponent is ex Senator Lewis L.
Payne, OF Loekpoit, Niagara County
REPORTS FROM INTERIOR COUNTIES.
Rx-sENAToR MACARTHUR TELLS WHAT HE HAS
LEARNED OF THE SITUATION IN SEVERAL
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