New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-17
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL COMMIT lee
WHAT REPORTS FROM NEw-JERsEY, coNNECIlO0''
IOWA AND THE PACIFIC STATES INDICATE
The campaign is growing III interest ana
enthusiasm The speakers whom the NatonA "'P"'
lcan Committee sends out daily report that lero i
marked In the attendance NJ the' hoc"'
and that the number OF Independents and Democrats III
,h.,r anliepces is increasing Emery A. Siorrs said
Yesterday: 81 addressed one of the best meetings
have seen this year az jamaica. l. L. last night IL was
not of course, as large a. many Others Wheh n"'o
addressed bu there was an intensity of interest about
A. that showed that the people were arouSeu anu WIZ
thinking deeply political matters There were s''"'
many present who were not Republicans There are
substantial and important gains 10 DC h'uc ny
addrcssng meetings of this kind 90
Information from New-Jersey and connecticut j I"'
NJ eucouragemont The canvass IN both of these states
,hops conducted by thcpubcans with grcatvigor and
vigilance New-Jerscy ia thoroughly organized ana
aroused There Il more enthusiasm now than mas per
haps ever been displayed at this stage I'm campaign
The secretary of the Blaine and Logan CLUB oi 'a"Wcn
Cevelauds birthplace says that his town Will 'N'
An giving Blaine rousing majority ana 'ha'
they mean 10 do n. The town Is Democratic
The reports from Connecticut equally cheering Inc
tar question has set the people thinking The working
men are coming to Blaine in large numbers ana
,he Irish voters will give the Republican Stale ana
National tickets their hearty support
number Of letters from Ohio received yesterday
SIS Knowles Of Washington County, writes: " ONO
will surely Republican II is only question oI M"
1orty We are making determined effort TO carry the
XVIII Congressional Dstrcand it now looks as though
I'D TAYLOR would defeat General A. J. Warner Inc
Democrats have money and will use freely But the
wool growers and German Republicans are not win
them"
JP Deliver Of Iowa, who called al headquarters
Yesterday said: II have been the headquarters OF
The Republican state Committee of Iowa We VIII nave
moro Of fight than we have had for ten years, and we
will give Blaine an enormous majority. The honest
GreenhackoIs are Disguised with the fusion which thelr
leaders have patched mp with the Democrats inc Demo
cratic party of Iowa is made up of copperheadS ana ne
,,ubljcan soreheads. General Weaver has been noml-
mated for Congress and we hope defeat him The oI
posop to him is strong. We have no Independents IN
Iowa. Our people are disguised with these
selfsanctifcd hypocrites who fancy that they
reprcscut al the political virtue Of the country
an admirable system Of Ciyl Service in operation
Tor tam years. Iou caut safely say tLH AL
Schurl hs not accomplished much in the west me Iact
IS the DwGcrats don't IKE nm taxed NilR s af
IL get. $500 night Hayprrs weekly largely respo9-
In Iowa General Buter helps MS every ine ne eaks Inc
he pFotcfo If American ahor We have hulit so many
tch6o houses that our people , See e G rSrty on
fherieu, ,ideofit" Appointment Republican OF Alauan"
win. . been in the Pacific States Toy several W''k say :
lam He pleased MI 'hr "nlioA ", t b az ,.I'
Cafo Pc Oregon and Nevada are nlale m M, "a
ii,i"a I,rincl1e- Who meet and drin every uight
Nj Blaine has q vast personal following. A gentleman
fheft r.,uqrkcd 60 that the California pfopc WUu
1ut the v.x through for Lin. ana brIr\e
1hey ,.u.ll They know him to Doe a thorough pf"t'c-
Zionist ana arr grateful to him for his attitude on
The Chires. question. lhe wool and wine interests "I
~ talflrr are iar1e aud the engaged IN tc are
,t~pt 1faetii-t Tho Irish voters and the working
III men v give Blaine liberal and hearty support cen
,fal lut.r win draw quite large vote from the Deino
trsts The Prohibition vote Will cut a. very
slirht figure on the Pacific Coast Al Cmcago
j met Ex-Governor 0glcsny. who said that tina.
The Erpuhran canvass I'm Illinois was In good -hac an
lao fls bon "A
,-Sen,tor Window of Minnesota. said q have sur
yeved the s iation i'm the East The Repn'hcan'
bsve evr reason 10 Do satisfied with the prOgrc~@ teN
have made The outlook is certainly brilliant am 70
iua TO Ohio to engage ia the canvass there.