New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
DEMAND FOR DOCUMENTS BATED-PRosPECTS
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Yesterday was one of the quiet days at the
Republican National Headquarters Most OF the Repub
can leaders in Philadelphia or started for that
CITY early the afternoon 1t was known that the com
mittce was not present and there were few callers The
work the committee has been reduced to fine and
effective system and it smoothly and yigor
ously as though the whole National Committee was
present and in executive session. The clerks
I'm the document department were busy all
day filling orders and shipping packages to all
parts the country The demand for the paper edited
by the committees German secretary is steadily in
crcasing; 80 900 copies are circulated in NcwNork
and Brooklyn and 100 600 copies used in the west
4 great many letters received from Ohio and
other western States Secretary Brown Of the Ohio Cen
tra Committee. writes that the Ohio Republicans are
making splendid campaign and that they Will surely
win if they continue their exetlons till the polls close on
election day The outlook for Republican success in
several doubtful districts has improved won
dcrfuly within the pa-l week. The lst and Id Districts
which include Cincinnati. will elect Republican Con
g1r-,mcn. Carl ochuz has 0ycr-ho the mark IN ONO us
h. did i'm Wisconsin, and the Germans. who were wont
to vcucratc him, now leave his meetings disguised lie
has changed his party once too often without -hci'h
reason. The ohio Germans understand that good sal
airy for speech making and personal hatred are the
ton has been called 10 h- dupicty 10y the republication
Of AN editorial which he had Inserted % me h,sI'ch'
Iost shortly after Hayes was nominated ~ ,li,lh1l
lie wrote: Nj Hayes j. neither man oil murh ttI'hl
nor force Of character lie Wa NOT porn To- u, It
leader. hut, on the other hand he require ono man
Of such weak nature is hardly the man ion inc si,a
need the They might nave hnli Mhl-' Hl wv
,iuuatf too They might have done muth better ana
We are afraid they have Ict good chance slip
VI \ Nnycndorn Of the United states Assay once at
IIrIoun Montana said yc-tcrat Of have com" To- the
East to talk Erpuhraui.n to the Poles lint tud th'm
already the fold They are enthusiastic ion Hnc ana
Logan. and are organizing clubs Wherever lh'lt hl'
enough of them to make g"od showing know OF sew
rril Instances where Democratic clubs have y"
uouuccd cleveland and boldly declared for Elaine. MI
Blaine VIII receive the votes ~ th" Polish Ni4.rl,1n-
Th,y -, 300 him au American oi tho uc,t and hr"nd'-i
typo and ono who IS friendly to Immigrant from aIl u
tou4 They will support him too because h" represent,
tine party of protection. Tho Polish Americans want
American iudu.tuc- protected .
General Fremont called ~ the hcadqunrter. I'm the
afternoon and went 80 Philadelphia to witness the great
Republican demonstration there other callers were H.
f. Parsons. of Natural Bridge, Va and George Washing
ton Williams. of Boston.
j T. Barbour. of connect icut addressed large aud
enthusiast. Blaine aud LOGAN meeting W Mu-ilhEI"
nan Railway. y T. last night The Young Mons Er
tuh,au club and Vail Battery are continually adding to
hcir uumh,r- and among the best diill"l otihha
Uou- iu the state
Nahlou Chance. of ohio. and William j. Young of oy..
tcr Hay will speak ~ the meeting IF ne YOUNG N'n
Republican Cub of this city, a 80 ~ West Twenty sev
tuthat this evenings