New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.

NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL COMMlIlE
HOW NORTH CAROLINA AND LOUISIANA CAN BE
CARRIED FER BLAINE--oUTLOOK IN MAssA'
CHUSETTs.
Chairman Jones and Mcssrs. El1ins, Hobart,
Carkson and Howe were hufly engaged with CATERS W
day yesterday at the headquarters OF the Ropuo'oan
National Committee. The members OF the committee a
EXPRESSED satisfaction with the handsome victory III
Maine Arrangements and details OF the canvass eso-
where are being rapidly pushed and completed iH'i
is continual and pressing demand FOR speakers RON al
tho ,,rircpal states The largest number Of apphca-
tions como from Ohio Connecticut and Massachusetts,
Several Gentlemen from the south and West called yes
terdav The outlook in those sections Is hEmN GU
couraeing. L. w. HUMPHREY, OF North Carolina salu'
We have Republican majority III Norm Cafoha u VIC
can get the vote out The Democrats are making the
fight on the color and question Tho Bepuohc"h'
have the tariff and Blair Educational bill to address the
people upon The Republicans are also on the pro-
essve and popular side of the local Issues lhey au
vocate tine selection of County Commissioners anu
Justices by the ballots Of the people instead OF cohnhu
n the custom Of having these officers appointed by lho
Legislature North Carolina Is the only state IN the
Union whore these officers are 50 appointed We eN
peet to gain Congressman
NJ II. \. Martain. an active Republican Of Louisiana
was in conference with the committee 10 TRIBUNE
reporter ne said: Like an apple winch mas been rpe
n in the summer sun and Is ready to be plucked Is the
state OF Louisiana The Republicans have but TO sre'o
forth their hands to harvest victory for their Nauoh
ticket Harmonic all local differences and there VIII oe
no doubt about the ia my state. The Republican,
can CARY it, We may gain one Congressman. Blaine Is
personally popular and the tariff question: too Will hell
us"
Correspondence from different parts of the South indi-
Gates n cordial friendness for Blaine well known
Republican writes: Three fOurths of the intelligent
voters of the South would for Mr. Blaine If 1t were
41,ofr 1i-t Tho oft q
party" The writer adds that the Democratic leaders
seeing the entire absence OF enthusiasm Tor Cleveland
are appealing again the old war passions 10 revive
hatred Tor the Republican party They aim to Keep the
wavoring IN line by 20 doing
Letters from Louisiana say that the younger element
of the Democratic party manifest desire TO shake on
the shackcs of prejudice anu JOIN the only party when
ha, ever extended helping hand to industries Of the
Southern States.
Colonel \. W. Whipplc secretary OF the Republican
state Committee of Massachusetts, dropped IN at head
4qtcc'' 10 I'm he 11r c'mran ma comm need IN
earnest in Massachusetts The peoples panty VIII poll
about 10000 votes They Will bc votes from the Demo
cratc party. The INDEPENDENTS are not very ulmcr
but the have great dcai o money ana are usht 20
freely. We shall carry the STATE u' am4ouit q" I'lE
or MY thou.dud # We have funds Tor our legitimate tx
pcuscs The Trohihtorist- will. i'ucy poll soiIe-
depcndcH'- VIII vote for - John. We expect to gain
at least TWO Concrc smcn. Henry cabot Lodge %il be
him The Republican state Committee ha, issued ten or
twelve documents dhd Will lilut S'lhr mort iH''' u "
lar-e demand Tor campaign H. atdrc, ID for speakers
The canvass VIII he SPIRITED PM borough
Professor H. /. Grceuer "a member of the Eepu1hcdh
Sub finance Committee o. WASHINGTON. SAID; We are
receiving great many contribution. CtCh DAY, 10 -l'c
OF forged circulars aud the other sla-aotc attempts oi
the Dependents to check them The money we DO e.
received Given freely ard in most eases Wa, ar
colupaurd 10y friendly words, and kind wishes Tor the
succ s. OF tir party
leading imam Of st. Louis who has ALWAYS born an
active part The politics OF his CITY, and IN the west
said The tide of German sentiment, Which mas AWAY -
been favorable Mr. Blaine, ting TOW ard the panty
with much stronger current all Of the time. 80 ,ron"
j. 1t that II has kept the -kcpubucln papers ln
line he Post went nearly over 10 The OBJ "~ m !il
The revolt of 10, reader, was :" dccit'd mat ga 10
swing back into position. ana j. no" dong acNc WORK
for our party. IT, Germans getting 30 uch lutcr
c.ted that several Of the strongest speakers nave rhc
preparing to depart 10 eRer into thc cam
ptigu IN Wisconsin, Indiana and ONO. Among ines
gentlemen De- II. VI. Starkiot, president oi the
TlIncr Buud and judge .haA. former associate
90 carl Schurz II is also said that The cor OF the
WeSice Pas OF which Carl Schurz j. understood 10 he a
large owner viii take actlye part IN the Eepu1hcan can
Vass. DR.. OTTO Glcther. editor Of Inc 81 LDnS i.'C
itac will al>l tasc tlc stump His pa r. h2- recently
published a campaign edition which Is one OF the Jest
documents yet Tre-cnted that language 10 the German
voter J. the West and Southwest