New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
aTHE OUTLOOK COULD NOT BIZ BETTER,

TENOR OF THE COMMUNICATIONS OF VARIOUS COR
RESPONDENTS OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE COM
MITTEE.
The headquarters of the Republican State
Committee yesterday in charge OF Messrs Barker
and Lawrence in the absence OF Chairman Warren aud
Secretary Vrooman. 1t a matter OF common remark
that the work Of the campaign is month ahead OF that
OF any previous Every mail brrgs a demand
for documents and speakers for meetings. large
meeting Boy Blue the vicinity will be held
shelter Island Monday next Excursion trains will
be from Brooklyn and other points on Long Island
II Is expected that several thousand persons Will be pres
ent Among the callers Secretary oi state Carr.
Colonel W. d. Dickey. OF Newburg Colonel ; V. T.
Cruger and Senator Thomas.
Julius Gottscalk secretary OF the United German Re-
publicans Of the TWenty-irst Ward OF Brooklyn,
writes a Blaine and Logan club Of the United German
Republicans o the Twenty first Ward has been organ
lied. We number $50 members, and receive new
members at every meeting, that we will soon have
about 700 members. At the last election In 1883, the
German in this ward about $500 At
the coming eectonsthere will be about 2 500 cast
We believe the Republican candidates will receive ut
least 500"
A trustworthy correspondent, writing from Grnins
Corners. Delaware County, says: Last week / went
through Stamford. Harsperfed. and Davenport in this
county Wherever went heard good reports from our
folks. There did not seem be any dissatisfaction
among Republicans All are inclined to 90 IN to win
think this county safe for 500 majority for the ticket and
hope it will be ZOO"
letter from Goyersyills Fulton County, says: we
have excellent committee. made up OF some Of our
best business Everything that be done will be
performed IN a stemattc thorough manner venture
predict that Fulton County viii give 1000 majority
this fall for the Republican ticket The tidal haa
set in and is sure to swamp all before it.
4" Z. VI. ," writing from ROndouU says " In Rondout
and Kingston have three Blaine and Logan gun
squads and for Cleveland. several Republican
clubs have been formed here among them Irish Blaine
and Logan club There Is not club Tor Cleveland
Hundreds Of IriShmen here will vote for Blaine and
Logan. The Cornell Blaine and Logan gun squad here
has Irshman captain OF the gun IL has got lis
uniform from New-YOrk, and on Friday night Will
parade and make the hills OF old ROndOut ring with
twenty gins for Blaine and Logan
G.. II. F." writes from Palenville, Greene County,
under date Of August II: want to let you know how
Blame and Logan gaining ground up here. This
county Is usually Democratic but there i reason 20
doubt that ii viii be carried by the Republicans this fall
This was gala day and many visited Overlook Mount
ain Cheers given for President Arthur and Fresi-
Geut Blaine One gentleman asked for division OF the
supporters Of Blaine and Cleveland. The Cleveland man
left entirely alone. All present expressed great con.
1dence IN Republican success. The general feeling Is
that the state is already Republican; aud We are only
working TO swell the majority. also lind that tho
sale Of IHE TRIBUNE Is increasing, while The IHes a
correspOndingy decreasing The political outlook could
not be better" "