New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
A BUSY SATURDAY LETTERS FROM
MANY CORRESPONDENTS.


Instead of being the usually dull Satnr
dav Yesterday was one Of the busiest days yet at
Republican National Headquarters. Chairman jones'
Secretary Fessenden, Mr. EKius aud Mr. Hobart o. 'ne
Executive Committee present in the morning MI
Elkns having returned Unexpectedly from Dee' F"FN'
They were in conference receiving ONLY an occasional
caller until late in the when they went away
together.
among the callers of the day. eN-Ardtor - o.
Fsheby OF Cincinnati president " the Lincoln 'no OF
the Queen city. Expressed most favorable opinion %
the out ook that state lie says me brn"'H'c L~-
lature Nv It's action increased nc taxes ~ ucInaU
re.idents 81 30 per THOUSAND and that frugal Germans
are not satisfied 10 Uphold ;Ac party t'Ii p."- '1'n
rucl turn.
Co'ouc william T,rry Fog, o. Cleveland who has
been rpe.li., scue time 10 Boston ~'l~ 'ff inc nae
peudeuts there are tnio,u mtoa tn-f 'n.' I'- o't'
Clev.lands uominauon and uat .rI''u prospects,
are frightening daily
Fx-Congre.sman I. Moody Boyntou. VINO has been IN
Maine for several days and whose intimacy VITA i"e
labor reform element is wide ,ay- tat Mr. Blame is
drawing a ,oc from tie worhusm"n TIA" "i'' insure I"s
election
The committee, ,ci. eut room De. been The ~
busy labors the past week OF Docupcu, No. over
100000 copies have been sent ont mostly to state com
mices through whom they are 10 b. disir .ci M tie
different Stacs. Tie demand on the committee Tor
document, Is enormous singular feature oi ais that
the requests for the letters OF acceptance are more
numerous from Buffalo than from any other cry In the
country Letters nom there say That Mr. Blame VIII
carry the city ny 600 10 OO0 majority
Tie committees adyitcs From various States continue
t. be favorable letter ftun Gai.ipoH,. Gao. ,ys:
This part ohio enthusiastic fnr Blaine aud l"enu
and will do part for 10000 FOR them n lI~ tate
A lie ter from clergyman AT BnnL'r lll l'i.. -"l~
" Tie Bsuo and Logan cause - booming "ui mere IN
Frotn south Carolina n gentleman who travels great
deal over both the Caroluas writes: A. Ic ards THIS
n"r,i vote the etor is no~t a.,nrelI Republican nat
pNvfu q
vote Of the majority is aunucd lave N"l'd h't WIN
Of The Democracy having cen associated with
10 this southern country nm So ds-H-lr' Wild 'H'
young man IN Newark. \. j. writes: u the Young
men were well organized throughout the state "a, hrN
are IN Newark. thiuE there would be no DOUBT ~ Ne"
Jersey heing IN the Union
are pressing the tarin Issue effectively IN tbs country
We shall oil tho ll Republican vote and at tire present
AIncrI,.,rl, wiIl vote Win iIa"
A Florida spoudrnt says: MANY Of tho kem'n-
here not uostod Ia the general pros rry Of iho
country. From what uey learn through then r-'y
the country They need cuhshtr' 'lru' and know of
nothing ~ certain 10 open then eyes 49, "i h''"'~
colucct cul correspondent sending Tor aocn ems;
SAYS: "Mr Blaine, i,,tcr Of a,ccp.-ur. . lc .uch
here as the best campaign docuca, possible 3D. crcu.
Gentleman ~ i.mlr,. g. y. Whites. q D., u' vi-n
That every man in thi, Gom'! "Ii rr~d W.. l'ie,
letter OF ,cceW"lc, II Do, n... u.s. ''', ''."' pore
on, Of ,bc hardest working Democrats 60. Ii... cane
Into il' o1cc vern-o I.1. H1 i'-" booze. iie
senator Ilanloy.o 'o1o,,'i.'t ond I.'-'I 81. to...
Mr. Uoad, la-j tsi ase 90 spo., of Pie ''.., '.'-
hcoti.r m'c'ine a'oHt Aor ~ '.''.H
,oS, 10 s'I c ;ie FIX FIX T re ZEN Cc"r.U o. of
G GrlS is o 10 tie i.' i5ti ''''''' '''
Aa,nc jhc caller yesterday we've a.. t,.i.fe .,.-
Audior Of Hamilton Conn. Ohio. .ho1H- '.''ir
minister i" BrHi I".t i, .,.
ingtou y G. Colonr N3fru. of Lo'l-I"1', ..Iu u