New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
A REPUBLICAN, TIDAL WAVE IN MAINE.
LARGr ACQUISITIONS 10 THE PAkTN-E"INI'N' ~ '''
FRS ~ TIIr CAMPAIGN.

FRS ~ TIFF CAMPAIGN.
my rFIFoR,rH TO rnE rmauSH1
AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 1.-The outlook III Name
IN the canvass for President ia as favorable a. Eepuo
can could wish Blaine aud Logan ouoS nave
formed all over the STATE. There ia scarcely Town w
,hst has a campairn organization active Aid en"'"''
ast C in the support Of the Republican ticket
The tar n issue ia coming up with more raihoiN Wv"
over before. aud lahoring people ana '"'n''" -
hsyip their ,cnon directed TO It, Tho'e hter'S'o' "
the larsc manufa turing iudusri know mat tue
80 IN, R.r,bl,cau ticket means era OF prosperity I"o
ueop,c Of Mano manufac cotton and Wooueh tuo''
bo,,s and shoes, aud humber. The iota N"'uo - ~
indualrics n nuay ia Ss00OnOOO' win cap''' ''.
poyed of half that amount. The yauo OF inc h'''''
ns,d & over $4,000 600 over 10000 persons are en-
poved ,,.,uo
TIE necessity Of protection is so ydent that Maine
naturally swings into tie line OF prot ctve tarn states
because its material growth and prosperity are 10
pendept on a protective policy. The revision Vi
me tar in he interest OF Free lraoerS "ouiu
he Injurious to the manufacturing intere'"
Of Maine. and Tbs Is why une Po'P''
seek t. prevent such calamity.
There is n dissatsf elton IN the Republican parry
A preliminary canvass OF the STATE Committee shows
large "A crssions and the number will continue 10 III
crease The vote will he OF TIE largest ever thrown
in Pro-d initial year. Every Republican one meets Is
In the 81 u spirits over The outlook Ihere Il no us
content II Il true, there IL reduction N th' nay
q
fully cDfIvCnsatp them, they feel sat sneh Inc Law
Ngran. coos meeting August II viii drtW an M
,rensr ar ND fl,1n IN parts o. tre STATE IN" presence
# Nj. IIirc VII largely ausingut inc hpupti mr.
lu1in VIII o. here week, aud viii attend tue ~ ,
muster Tire Cong Esionnl DISTRICTS are plhe Iuohtu
| ppter NJ Reed T. MAXI cool nRhl IN MS dlftf''
win over. ro pc of success. The oppot ON ,Npcc
Ia beat hm uu they viii have hard time to do H. Nj
| Dpgcy tir. uukel AID Mr. Bouteue VII carry thet
/ al tri,s vi h tremendous mgiort &C. All oI IN IN WIN
| lp or thp ttump IA perform E'ol service.
Mr. Boutc le i. ,ne Of the most aetr,s've anrass,s
! in tie Sttc. Senator Frye etuits out ,nnpa Ennt
AM t.f iu g.
speak ON the tt-u Of the Campairn rom ulit umo
OFT Nr FRS, Will spoik daily uhtu the tthle election u
yer and then goes Rnuth and West Hs colleague sen
ator Hale. will not hc inactive Among the GEM ~ ~
from ont Of the state who have accepted INVITATIONS vs.
make spoc, he. lu Mai e fur bluno ANA Ftah 'io WI,
following! General GEORGE 4. Car e. - go ~ShIh IAhh
| uiaru. f. StuAIoi Warner M Irr Iul Arson woe a. ~
| Ncw-Nu.kt General Ius ph H. Il1Nl'N hdS'uHl 70 ~
pl IT, ut .ncttcrti sCun'ur T. 3D. iIwh ol shHHi
! 4nnniur Aidt'N of X ode l.. udi J. Moody 10Y """'
! Cousir.snau " " Il,o Hud ~tlmnn v lllru, u MnHsl
rhis ia ttc Hon thomas NJ nlNne and The Hon. ) u
/ Ruucy, ut Penn s'lvnnn. ito'o-sor y Wv li,h' 4"
| Now .iumpsbuci the lion. VII tumhh'h M m
" a 0ihsou, of Omoi I"crt 4. hoiis' at lIn l1i
| colonel " Pluumpr, of Dakota, ana Nathan ""h IT,
| all WpRi Virginia