The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17
REpunLIcAN pLANa.

WASHINGTON, July ld,-Tho public are
| lmpNtl0ntly awaiting Tor tho coming OF let
ters OF acceptance from Blaine aud Logan.
| IL In understood that these documents have
| been materially altered and amended, and
| that they were withheld In order TO lNko
| Issue with the Democratic platform
| by way Of roIolnder. Logan's Immediate
| friends make no COncoalmont OF
the fact that no Is pleased with
Coycand's nomination, considering Ceye.
land not 80 strong In New York, New Jer-
soy aud Connecticut ~ either Bnyard, Ran.
dali or Thurman would have been, II 10
stated that tho nomination most feared by
Logan was Thurman, for whom ho enter
tOlns high regard. lie believed Thurman
TO be stronger with tho antl.monopolst and
labor vote than any other Democratic can.
dldOto, whllO equally strong In other essen.
tlala. Blaine was also impressed with
ThurmNn's strength, especially on tho Pa
clllc const, and ho now reck0ns upon carry
Ing California, Oregon and Nevada beyond
q peradyenturc
ono Of the most important subjects Of
the Republican campaign Is now undor adj
vlSomOnt A great pressure Is brought 10
boar TO have Blaine take the stump and em-
ulote stephen A. Douglass In the famous
Presidential campaign OF 1860, when tho
tickets Of Lincoln and Uamlln, Bell and
Everett, Douglas and johnson, and
Breckenridge and Lano were In
tho field. Blaine Is understood
70 DO somewhat avorso 10 max
Ing personal canvass, but his managers
think II no made speeches at Boston, AL
bany, Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Richmond, Raleigh Nashville, ST. Louis,
Louisville, Cincinnati Wheeling, Columbus,
indianapolis, Chicago Madison, St Paul,
Dos Mones, Kansas City, Topeka, Denver,
San Francisco and such Other Intermediate
cltlos as might bo deemed advantageous,
he will arouse great enthusiasm and
bring into play that magnetism which his
admirers bonrt ho possesses 10 greater OK.
tent than any other public man, They agroe
that immense crowds would gather from ro-
mote distances, largely attracted II Is truc
by Curlorlty, but with most beneficial Of
feet General Logan will undoubtedly en-
tor the canvass actively aud mako speeches
wherever tho National Committee may deom
best.
The Republican National and Congress-
ionil Committees ar0 arranging 10 open tho
campaign NJ m early day, meantime, how.
ever, casting about 10 800 whore tho noces-
pnry lunda nrc To b0 raised 10 foot tho bllla.
The Democratic National and Congressional
Committees will got TO work as soon as tho
hcCeplnnoes of the nominees are made
public, Local committees aro already
considering schemes to distribute the most
effective Democratic speakers, especially In
Indiana, Now York, New Jersey and Con.
noctlcuL II certain conditions are reached
II Is the Intention to mako u square fight In
Massachusetts, ~ the Independent element
In That State Is numerous and influential,
ANA u Is believed the Democratic pnrty can
gain Congressman therc
GENERAL BrrLERs POSITION
DErnolC, Mlch, July II. The Secretary
of the Greenbark National Committee tel
to n Detroit member of the COM
mltIee tomeet him and General Butler when
tho train arrived from Chicago last Satur.