New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL COMMIT iEI
FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM THE NORTH AND SUI i"
A CIRCULAR ISSUED.

FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM The HohiH NM
"A CIRCULAR ISSUED.
Word was received at Republican Natlohai
Headquarters yesterday that the Democratic e"uei'
have partly determined an attempt 10 c'P''9
Ohio in November by seizng the cities 'hrouea
the instrrmentallty Of tho police, uncheoAe'
by the presence OF United states MarSn"i'
running up fraudulent vote and so reversing .''
October decision The scheme has been contemplated ~
Hamilton County (CincinnatD for the further purpose
LAYING the foundation Of contest OF the Congressloh~
election. The people Of Ohio being forewarheu VI '"'
attempt. are taking steps to thwart It,
spondence from South Is OF the most hopeiu
tenor Florida is considered as possible hepuol
can state and letters from there the COMMITTEE j
repeatedly assured that the State will he carried ior @
party The branch headquarters at Nashville send hoP
ful news from Louisiana. where the protective tarln
question has been prominent from the beginning OF the
canvass and is still the dominating issue West virginia
Republicans hopeful that they can carry that 'o
in November and write that hundreds of voters VIII css
their ballots for Mr. Blaine who voted the Democratic
From the Northern States there is only one voice 1
Congressman whiting of Massachusetts, said Of the old
Bay state yesterday that u was good for 3oooo puIn
for Mr. Blaine Speaker Json said that Rhode lslau WI
give the usual Republican majority. Ex-stdte senator
G. r Brown Of ohio said that he had been apprised oil
the Democratic to capture Ohio In NovemDsr,
and was that the Republican leaders IN tne
Buckcye state were prepared for the effort He predicts
30 900 majority for Mr. Blaine. The news from lnana ~,
Blaincs presence. superintendent Thompson of VIZ
Railway Mail Service whose home is IN Mchigsn saiu
that with all the hue and cry raised by the fnsiYs "
that state. the Republican majority would he 2oooo
Theodore Roosevelt told the story that meeting an III
denendent Republican I'm the street he asked TINS quc
ton "stins aside Blaine aud Cleveland, how can YOU %
vote for Hendricks What was his surprise TO "e n,
swercd: Well, my dear Mr.. Roosevelt. don't n,l' %
admitting and telling you that intend to scratch en
Among tho callers were II. W. Butler, Thoma. NJ
Nichol T. +. Brown, of Toledo Francelo g. Jii-on.
Speaker Rhode Island House Of Representative
Ex-Governor Cornell. Collector Robertson. supcrntcn
den, Thompson of tho Railway Mail service; sergeant
nj Arms Canady. of the United state. senate samue
Morris. president Troy Common Council; Iheonorr1
Roosevelt Alexander sullivan, r. X. Bruce, and dehera'
A J. Warner Of Ohio. Democratic Congressman go.
The following circular has been issued ny INV ''''
mttcc ~
NEwyoRW CRY. oct 90 lssi
DrAn SiR: The closing struggle for the continue" ",
tendency Of those principles OF government ana oy
of which the Ecpulcau party f. the exponent. and nm
der which thl. country hns prospcrcd 40 mar',ousl{ Us
not only the aud intelligent effort ot an VINO
believe that these principle. are essential to our
irhntion- from an who desire their continuance" We
have achieved notable triumph IN Ohio aud have innlo
donbtfu -iafe. The struggle Will now ~ on III All IN,
states more especially IN NcW-Nork and lndl.hh, hlt
Will be u desperate ono with an enemy greedy 3i poWr'
and pacc and with the stability Of our financial system
continuance Of our industrial policy and al the great
achicV Vcmcnt- OF our party ai stake 49,, .
TOmaiutaIu these principles and To conduct tl. can
va-s 10 successful Issue, invite contributions I" l'
legitimate expenses of this closing struggle Ihe'r cA
prnses will of necessity he very large We tItlul. "p
peal to those interested In our success Tor pfopl a
Us yOur contribution but 10 urge upon your fr1u5
to join with YOU. All will be promptly acknoWlcdscu
10 amy oiict-hcldcr Of the United states who may
have dolht- TO the awfunrss of contributing 10 ol
miiee Is 10 the service Of tho United states am W a. y
sortion in-inuation To the contrary cohalneu N a
Gvl service Reform Association ana othei !. .sl
Contributions be made to the undersigned without
any fear of violating ihe ;ocaed Cy sepycG Ag' an
Very respectfully, Il. i. JONES, Chairman