New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
POLITICS IN THE STATE.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN THE SOUTHERN TIER.
MANY DEMOCRATS SUPPORTING BLAISE-LITrLt
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MANY DEMOCRATS SUPPORTING BLAINE-llli l."
STRENGTH IN THE PROHIBITION MOVEMENT.
,rpoy . SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
EIMIRA ~ " Oct. 30" The Republicans III New
York city are going to be surprised at the mnl"fi''a
given for Blaine in the interior Counties, said 'olohe
Luther Caldwell the chairman of the Rcpuoncah
County Committee of Chemung County to-day
"This county of Chemung," he continued, gave
Hancock 40 majority in 1850 This year we sh'h
give Blaine 1000 majority There has been Il
political revolution. We shall accomplish this despite
strenuous efforts by Lieutenan-Govcrnor iill, WI"
lives here 10 get n large majority for Cleveland Nat
urally Mr. Hill would like to he Governor, ana he
would be that if Cleveland should he elected Never
tbcless all his plans have mscarred He desired for
instance that we should run some strong man against
Iohp Arnot the millionaire Democratic Congresani'm
for this district That would induce Arnot TO open hi'
.bar1 in order 10 get elected Cleveland and I'M
would have both proftcl by that arrangement Bnt
Nr Arnots course I'm Congress has been satisfactory
to rs lie had voted against the Morrison larih nll
aud had otherwise shown that he acted Republican
,riuciulcs The day after the Democtatr tongie'
sinnll Convention had nominated him we ai-p hoi,i
mated him He has accepted both nominations. w
shall not have to fight his pocket book Wheh We
seek for votes fnt Blaine and Logan un election ~
'What il the cause uf the loss of votes hy the pem
ccrais r. inquired lar lnlnr ryI,s correspondent ,,
\ number of causes one is that their leading men
do not like Nlrypiand 4. e. H. Walker. ~ corning
,,, u,ost influential Democrat In this region has de
,.t.d t,r IaliIrnia without doing anything tor the
Ticket Others who trinain at hoine ne doing hoiins
I,rn tl.ir ia good deal ~ disahprtinn among ,i'
tish Democrats MANY ~ tlr men vii vote i"i w W.
uainp uihpts will vote iui llntlrr There nir wv
lrish bpmtrtns n nn" hrrhhlirah rlhh ~ lhif ivy
Nhrn ihr NDrrhiinn clubs iata'r'l uh lnr'lHi ~
ihp iimp = Nj nin's vet these men m1' ehen 'ie
,bn Naii,ui tti.rrt nf ifeland urnrial Nuile'
meuijup h.fp Was ihn iaiarsi ! The rihlfiFh if,''
veto p.utu vrtris rrsrni 10 ihn hHll AhNl"'
,r.s,b nt tia Republican gain that ihr mrHuii'ir''
u / ~ Nd vi
thn iepuhcan protective fttiH aa thtf WI "' Wy
voting hn iiltinn. Several filihR l'nm "'"'h N''
utsoiIcr, have pnhliut stated ilAi they mi'hH ="
vote thc Republican bal nis Among lrae an ''' ''
ccrs of au iron railing mill company tl"i rn'P"l 3
| several hundrcd uoai iiruy ". thhAon'' nrsh'n' d
jesse Cool St., SECRETARY and di'nes W. h"'i"""
treasure ihe employee ot jackson. richardson
Co, who employ 800 hands ai mahing bnns am
shoe. will vote three to ono Los hl"!"' M inr :" n
member, support the Republican ticket 'h"ie' ID,
Davis a leading Democrat who was couIhhi"' - "l
The Hancock Legion in lS-O j. out Tor blaine me
emtfovcs Of the "a France Fire Engine Company an"
of thc Northern Central Railway Company are mostly
fnr Blaiur John Iueston. halter. and prominent
Democrat will vote ion Blaine declaring ihat l- Dusi
ness Interests will not permit him 10 do ctherwisc
How many Republicans az. there IN this city VINO
will vote a. aIn.t Blame &!
"One. there were ayr but four of them now say
that they will vote for Blaine
Is the Prohibition movement strong
''t weak ~. john will not poll above l'V Vo'es
in III, county. although he came 70 TINS cry ana Au
a speech But his speech. owing 10 its hostile tone
toward tho Republcan party. caused diss3tl'iactoh
anon. the Republican ProhibitlonS's. HE hepuOH
can vote among the farmers has greatly increased a'
if i. o,nopg them that the Prohbitionss have Chiefly
laborcd All over the State. in my opinion, there
has been an increase Of the Republican vote antng
the farming classes That vote has ICON hidden from
most politicians and newspaper men IL VIII aa'ohi'h
people think on election day.
Asscmblymln Jonas ;. Van Du@er, oi 'hrnnhg
COUNTY has been rcnomnated bv the Republicans
Ii was n deserved compliment Mr.. Van l)uzer was
one Of the band of six or seven young Republicans that
so steadflstly supported MIR. Roosevelt while be vas
nushinr the New York reform bills through the Legs
istire Other measures also of high value 10 the state
received In, cordial support II returned 10 ih" a.
scnhlv and there is every indication ol Ms
election hc will he of the 10 whom the iaNpN-
er of the State can look for loval service. MT kooe-
Welt out of gratitude for Mr. Van DuzeIs work Is com
lnr here from New York and viii make the closing
speech of the campaign here. There Is q good pr.
pcct Of the Republicans ciecting Charles j Ntker ana
Madison Cameron tue Republican cand ,'.', tor tue
AsSembl~ in Steuben County Highland r. lark tue
Assembly candidate in Iompkins Count! aud Ere
mont Cole. III Iompkins County.
Ira Davenport the Republican candidate for Con
gre.s in the Scubcn District j. evident viii have
large majority.