New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
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REPORTS FROM VARIOUS SIAIEo-GEN ilfAl' L'"AN D
TOUR DESCRIBED BY SECRETARY NRoOMAN.
city visitor at the National RepuOllcan
Hesdquar ers ycs.eldly asked the sergean-Arm' Tor
some airy trne lit for summer reading Major Merritt
uronlpt handed him a copy of Governor Cleveland >
letter 81 acceptance with the remark that II was the
thunest and hghtes bt Of epiOlary literature when ne
had ever se aad that it, author must have nt ndco
for sumner reading. 0. J. HODGE, eX-Speaker OF the
ohio House of Representatives said: have read Ceve-
Ian ds letter and cannot say that am So very much
disappointed in it, real expected little or nothing rom
hm. What has he done 10 warrant one III looking Tor
great tagsl HIS bid for the OF the laboring ment
will hardly deceive the toer o! this country Ihey VIII
remember that in his Inaugural address
hs used substantially the same language
and made tie same promise. Tn know what Ills
r.n-es were and they know how he has u flied them
and every wol nan will ask: why -houd put ait
in IN man Hci proclaimed himself The friend OF labor
Al hen vetoed bills drafted for he relief OF the working
classes Nc has mad opportunity TO prove MS deNooh
to the cause Of aborng caso aud h has not done
it, and has claim upon the support OF tlc Wotkhz-
mem fancy Mr. Clcyc.ands little bait Will not find
many swal overs"
The Republican campaign in Indiana Is well under
WAY Letter. from stat. centre indicate hvtysnter
est in politics, and cordial enthusiasm for Blame ana
Logan. Blaine and egan cups have ben orsanHei in
l1.e numbers aud Indcnt ahrns that IN ~
campaign before this have the v0uug wcn active
a part IN political work aud orr tulduon. -. ..
D.ttOt core -uoudei SAYS of thr situation Ia Mth-
gan: The state ticket which was put in nomnd 'h
last week, with General Russo \. Alecr At II. mead H
growing IN popularity and gaining fresh strength dtll
General AIgrr is the man whom IN" Democrats mDl
feared aud his nom nation amid great enthusiasm, by
the Republicans, his been Ciuc blow To the Demo
cratic managers There signs Of snte grafton In the
Democratic party OF This State. The Democrats VIII
either driven frou the held OF into an alliance win
the Green ackcr~ which Will Do fatal to them The Re
phcaus or the other hand, are in superb hghtn- con
ditiou General AlgCr uutiCs eui attracts idciloh@
Secretary Vrconlu droOped I'M at the headquarters oI
the National Committee M tue morning lie had u'l re-
turned from kit journey through 'hc STAT" Win seiHWr
LOGAN aud l1 ked rested and cheerful. Hc ala we
hav, had most delightful Tip 20 stor Loens Journey
through the tate Ike truupba progress" we
site. thrtyonc places and every where were received
Ike IT, The prOulr W re- dcli- hed with General Logan
and he vas equally delighted with IN" people. II" nat
expected no such demonstrations u N"v-f rk Iu every
cpss the at .c,tioas .hoa n him were tpont1uc u7
Buffalo tho reception surpassed HnithluR J
have seen iu rh.t lire beyond the unl'
of Nrw-York Cts. Tiuy of th" lcadinr
husre, men of Buffalo came out hf rdl d'tucc oi
hfy mc. to ni. ct nu. lhry c-cOu Il hm 40 the tlif
n Il special ear nuI -how.d him il every way h1 most
marked AIT uirn and respect Aud - we found n every
vh.rr. All Oi General LogN's receptions were o'a
Uone. o., ,,
"Gcucinl logon !. moro than snu nrl with the po'i
cal o loo n luis Hr aus lrrl ueic ions enough
to ,al the temper of he people. asd Il conhdcn mat
th- lnpic tate VIII give the Nrplhlnnu ticket htud
s.brc inlprtv A. Or myself have long been ol mt
opinion. and my journey with General Logan ony con-
tuti i-tt tptll tu ilK