New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10
NETWORK DEMOCRATS DISCOURAGED.

MANY DIsFRuoNs TO BUILER--A TALK WITH MR..
FENTON-ITEMs FROM THE MAILBAG.
Ex-Governor Reuben +. Tenton, of James
toy n. ,il ed tie Republic n stac Comm 70 rooms
yesterday and naG talk with john ". Nroomm an"
Charles \. Oh cs,ruc concerning the campaign. Mr
Fcntou ma ifcsied gr-at interest D. what was j. hiA
aUou O. work tonr iy Rc.ubi ans IN oh pans "i
the State. " In Chautd qua County IA sld 'he re
publican aority viii he At least 5,OoD W are IyibE
ing TO u up even with ST. Lawrence COu ~, RcpuO J.
can ajontles think " u cary Ae state 10y lrs
major ty for blaine and Lo-aA. Ny advces rom Cm'
are a $50 goo. / have correspondent tore we'll
iuformte cool man. VINO whites me that
the viii surely Republican d. Octoher Al the
Tepor thar the Democrats are eainn- len5ih mere,
lie assures luc, wt.out ioUuoalon The carIcn Is
the otier way. And if the stat loeS kcpuo i"sn IN
October see DO reason Why it shouldn't 90 leruocI
! in November. 1 Ia nix also at may carry West
! Virginia Il d. / can't see how the Democrat, u
have any heart continue the struggle. an conudcnt
! Of the success o Nj. Blau and 30 everything !
can t. aid in his election Ipropo,' 20 enter 1ct TcJ
mo the work MS State, pa ticlary IN my own dis
| uict"
The postman BROUGHT a large number OF letters from
tie charmen o. County Committees giving poilt cal
nlUnnaiIou The chamen report th1 he Demo rats
are mucI DIS outraged by tLe numerous ocs rio o
, General Butler. SOue Dem Gratis also are 20
ing 10 vote for 81. John CT veapd seems 10 be
exceedingly IN uopulr Even in his Old home 81 Holland
Town Commit &c OF thai town write; Here in Hol-
land Patent stands the Cd Cleveland homestead From
the persona know cl O: people here he * thought 10
be the VIC keat and most commonplace candidate that
ever IAN for 'hc Presidency. Iii. ma ion dsp as
every Democrat here without an exc pton some o. The
best Democrats viii not supper, him.
Nearly 81 OF III charmen OF the committees reported
the Republican party TO De in more united and hourlsl DO
ing cOldit than t at the correspond NJ time in
1850 In their opinion in cytryc unity the Republic n ma
iory vii be much larger Tue only danger tacv sa H. was
oNc.-cuuEdtuce I.,Ic were "a. ny dcu and, Tor cam
pa,eu speaker. Every cpubl cav ctng thai had
held by The DemoCra who were evidently arai to dis
The Dem erals already conceded that The Repaid
won d car tac A.. IN ly. and thus secure a United
states : uator | was acknuwe ged that the Republi-
cans .uld have asst ~ OF the Us
AsScmbym,n. majority ~ fifteen votes. Re
publican gains Of CongressInen wee also con
ccded Leading Democrats assert, however that
they uld carry the state for CLEVELAND ThCY said
Their pos OF the state -Oyefume with all s pat
ronage and the District AtiurI cy's Office IN n " NOR
worth many thous md, OF votes tO them. TIE Re
publican committeeman rcpO ted bow yer, tina the pos
session OF mo branch Of the STATE GOVcrumeni
Cauals-wOud be OF no advantage 10 TIC lie noCfatic
usry. NJ rhana.an, The tuportutondcnt 81 Public
works, charge Of the canals, was extremely un-
popular VITA mo CANA bOalmcu ana all engaged I'm bus-
ness along the canals Tie would uucOubt dy PIT on
pressure Ccyel md the line of the Erie can from
Albany TO Buffalo, but his work would nave no ELECT