Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-24
AMERICAN VOTE.
.y OF THE IRISH MA
ky YcA Says Is IT WILL GO
TN BLAINE. ss~a,

uTAR OE =
n SAYS IT WILL GO
TO BLAINE. t~~t
W July 23..-John De
.cI,. ., \; Known g,' ed editor of the Irish
ssll'nIEd ,a a.Eed to-day to what ex-
s,ss.'American :. Amer vote would %
I the nomination Of C'eveiano'
blied; ~ mora man
y dsaction sa of the Independent
as'o,d ns ond to secure the election
ns a a"I Logan. / think that
Isast ans that can be said OF 1t.
rsr ,sr,s ssen anything like itsince
yss ,ss ',o country. II looks like 2
sn sn, uasse Tor this election, at
hat do you attribute this "a.
ts. ssr the IU Republican candidates
Inv n, to Cleveland 2" ,,X
~ Y ~ good deal OF both. irish
sS sSoie. admire Mr.. Blaine
Ioh There is a dash and
AL about him that strongly ap,
Ehs Celtic temperament, and
Nc buts the antipathy to him
y lind independents to Jealous and
minded prejudice. The charges
i'm thew regard as mere cam
Iriss' ,is % and they know of nothing
iies, hesn n clearly proven. against
,an % in this state, they know
leland , very well and think
old proverb about men living
houses is peculiarly applicable
esent contest. .,
> number of Irish.Anerfcans
sra voted for Blaine at any
think I am safe in saying
! 10 600 such in New York
he. but the nomination OF Thur
r6onald, Bayard or any other
leaders of the Democracy
Nave saved the majority ol
h to the Democratic party
Id's nomination, however
Ie cup of their afliictions II
Fing and now tsey are in opel
hat do you attribute this anti
Cleveland among the Irish Z
a combination Of causes. ii
place, the Irish, no matte
i,takes they make in politics
Exceptionally moral people, an
Of the gravest kind have bee
circulated among them. j don
say much about this, bat I'll
resulting from it amounts to a
hthing. This has been a poten
n determining the attitude {
number Of lrishmen i'll thl
\ least. Then Mr.. Cleveland
ii as practically a know-notl
H. Affiliations and surrounding
OF that character.
M Won are of the opinion thi
kyeIand's alleged know-nothir
ies have much TO do with th
against the Governor among u
qesticnably ! know lheie is
lap.tvap talked about the nul
lnshmen Mr.. Cleveland has a
to offices OF more or less impo
|ut this will have no effect.
Is TO saying TO us, you CAM
your race into the governorshi
you shall ever become Secreta
I, and we shall permit as few
possible becon ing Mayors
members of assembly, ETC., /
bribe the weak and yer
you for a few paltry positiol
innate We form OF you IL that
ch positions, with u few hundi
" thousand laborers ON the pub
the parks and the canals, "
a lease of your votes for
he Irish, however, have been gre
pre- independent OF late years, a
we have reached a crisis, q
mOcratic leaders are face to Il
revolution"
ben you think this State will
liCana?"
at least 25, 900 or 80, 900 majori
may even reach the dimensi,
tidal wave which sent MIR. Gle
p Albany. | am disposed even
that Mr.. Biaine's chances of {
New York City are good.
that from 10000 to 10000 Del
there will vote for him. If Jt
went on his knees and impio
pix and file of Tammany to v
tyeland he could not get the |
10 do az he requested. Nett
onn'y Democracy nor Irving T
itliver the vote they pledge,
there is widespread disaffscl
e the rank and file of both org,
:, aud that large mum bers !
or Blaine"
ave you any accurate informal
now the Irish feel in o,
Know the feeling every wber
nearly the same as in New Y,
ush not 50 bitter. ON the who
1t will be safe to say that +
10 100000 Irish Democrats
f Blaine If Butler does not i
tven III the latter event, fully
a. be counted on"