New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.

rvCo,,pAcING WORDS FROM NEwBURG
rrws RECEIVED by THE STATE CoMMirihh-ro'''
1cA PREFERENCES IN MANUFACTURES
Tho letters received from oil parts OF TINS
State bv the Republican state Comm'''ec 'in'o VIZ.
tion on Tuesday fairly bnhblng over VIII" 'oe','"
lations over the result III Ohio' ana oe'iai"uo"' '
Nwyors will lead Republican column in the SIZE o'
a., ,or,,v In November. A letter from well-informeu
oorres,oulcnt a Ncwburg gives interesting informaoh
concerning the political predictions OF the work'hHnr"
in several of the largest manufactures In that city no
said AT,
The Republican campaign in this vicinity j. now nnn
with shirt OF enthusiasm equal to any loi,i., ,
6aign In this city meetings are held weekly ana inc Mi
prominent spcassrn1 are SnSn nSTcw Draper George
Bachellcr silas H. butcher and others nav 1 That
large andenCe and the r,or q" Ohio who nominated
Mir Blaine will he the next speaker lie o w' ,troJ
hearty Welcome d InerS ar" rp Hto the sars zcuaycs
Dicky zomavcs Third Ward Club, West End Inn, oa n
isle Rs;tcry Kcrnahan Battery, Colored Blame ana
Logan Club and SO on the big torchght procession
at Poughkcepse last week the Newnure lnalVn S AIN
NAMES took the prize for the best appearance ana ui
ing In short Time grand torcheht procession Is TO
take place here. II will be attended ny u9rnJ9 dnn
and companies from various places along the HW,om'
Including the Backie zo9ayes ana Other hnnrd men
There lack of activity among all classes oil h'p"p
licans here. and strong assistance tnV s.' ~
tn, the csinn;sbmcnts '' which are opposed to
the tree Trade notions of the bemocraVc Pa''! "
has ,TS votes have recently been taken of the
aud the results show tha the PitI"hut
oninion i'm them is greatly favor of Blaine ana Logan
IL thc machine shop of Robert Whitchill AT br"au"
and Grand vote on Presidential prcltic,ces
that ont of 3 voters 90 favor Blaine. In the WORKS u.
The Chadhorn a Coldwcll manufacturing company o oo
Of o5 mon cmpuyed there who are qlalneu VOTERS ~
are for blaine three Cleveland and two Tor 81 Joh
In the overall factory of Sweet. Orr Co, a large con-
Germ the vote stood almost unanimous IN IaNor vi
Blaine and Logan In James W Mctorus nrusn ,;
where there are 20 voters the pay roll the Note slu
IL for Blaine and for Butler. The absence OF N"S
cleveland among the four Democrats i'll TINS estal,n
,nepf att rihuted the fact that wholesale ueht
bas a1 hat np
removed from brushes that he can buy them cheaper
from foreign countries and practically destroy w u
facture OF brushes here. At the woolen hllS vi JAM
TAYLOR where there twenty-five legal voters twe'i
John and none FOR Cleveland In the foundry OF Robert
whitel which Is separate concern from ms hachlle
chop and located I'm another ward. the PRESIDENTIAL Piri
erences For Blaine 16 Cleveland, is; ana uoup'
full. -. nan oil
FOR Gle, Gland aud lIcdfcks Is uract by the Note hA
In the Hoycfdge Brewing tonpnnys WORKS lnIs SUN
Of the oldest establishments In the country inc ,o'
etood i for blaine aud Logan and for Cltvclanu Ana
these are only few of the manufactures III the Guy
which have preferences similar to those qiH'on,
The fact H.. workingncn VINO teau am .,s
Tor themselves easily that their intetosm
arc protected better under Republican hscchuohci
than under Democratic rule. The wofsinHmen
eemppsr the etcnter number IN The Haiho anu 'tRu
powot tho camp,sH hut they Il" II WIN more h'ntl
and ,nnfe vim h,cnuao ntN recognize IN MI ainc me
true type uf ~ American ANA man who VIII pro
tect thrlf Industries,
Jnnr. L. iia, son, secretary 81 tho Republican state
Cmnmitro Of California wrote "tNor} thing indicated
n great Aucccss here which desire ~ lnoenso ana
srcnghcn by favorable reports from cl1cwhcrc CHAIR
man warren replied that NcwNork would stand ifHi III
the Republican column next month.