New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
HOW THE CANVASS GOES ON.
WHAT THE STATE COMMITTEE Is DOING.

LETTERS.
The Republican State Committee has not yet en-
ployed clerks to attend TO the business OF tho
vass, the purpose being TO defer active work for
some time yet. But the enthusiasm of the Repub-
can voters of the state and the pressure for docu-
ments. speakers etc. is so great that the officers OF
the committee will begin work earlier than in
tended Tomeet the expenses Of the legitimate
work of the canvass the committee yesterday issued
the following circular, addressed to the Republic
cans oi the State:
The es.fu conduct Of the campaign necessarily In
wolves thorough organization IN every county OF no
for the discussion o the inyolyed the printing
aud distribution OF newspapers, documents and ballots
and the widest dssen nation OF hno"edSc "I the AIMS
ef the party and the mororous character o tho cand[
dates II has placed m nomination.
The efficient conduct OF the campaign by such methods
unayataby requires the lawful expenditure or consider
able of money raise which the committee IL cOln-
patriotism and generosity of all such cherish the prin
pcs aud In accord with the objects sought to be at
10 hc end that each ndydGsl TO whom this appeal 10
addressed may fully understand that the connte' 80,
ncs only the voluntary contribution oi the ci ilen and
that declining oconrlbuie viii pieldlse no one, en-
ton called the various acts of Cougic-. aud ths
tlJutes of this state making political s,nent' m.
lawful and protecting those in the public service against
sU. ,u,n, from which II Will De seen that what
.Ner contributed Tor the purpose of the campaign must
~ OF th r,c accord Of the mdivdua- and toe Same
tine tuaU my either ia OrOut ct oCla station may
viii psrniif md his fhcroutinuei
supremacy oi the party in the Nation shall prompt Iss
VIII be long, active aud earnest cdmpailu. and e'pe
IDLY is DESTROYS m thi- Presidential cinpa "a that Al
vl,cln VIII LIBERAL, sd us in our endclyol. COntt5u-
tousue to ue forwarded 10 JohniA Eage,on treasures
OF the committee. Gi,>ey House.
Secretary Nrooman said yesterday that the com
mirtee would this year keep strict account Of all
its expenditures, in order that full and saisfac
tory report could be made to contributors az tie
end of the canvass.
WHAT VISITOR, AT THE COMMITTEE ROOMS say
Their, were the usual number of visitors at head
quarters yesterday, AID the mail Gas large. A. p.
Thornton. Of Ogdnnsburg reported that tne Rcrub-
lic3us Of It. Lawrence were enthusiastic for Blame
and Logan and that there were no Independents OF
"Adullamite,' in that county. But disadccted
Democrats were numerous. Governor Squire, OF
Washington Territory, who has been spending
short time at his old home IN lon. called at
the committee rooms on his way West. " If |
am any judge of the political situation in this
state" he said, BLAINE viii have "a very large ma
ioiity. Wherever nave been the party Is united IN
his support The industrial classes and the soldiers
| find to be solid for the Republican ticket EyI-
dcntly the,course of Governor Cleveland has ST al
the Democratic NOrlmeu against him. &. {. Nor
we'll of Ncw-Hri ighton, said that George William
Curtis could not carry with HIM into the Demo-
cratic party any Republicans on Staten ls-
land Speaker Shcard said that in the Mo-
hawk Valley there were no Republicans
who would support the Democratic ticket. Bat
there were hundreds of Democrats who would yo,s
.or Blaine in ease General Butler did not run.
Information came from many quarters of Repub-
icaus who had been haltng between two opinions
previous 10 the Aduliamte conference on Tues
d.y Last, but Who had since decided that their
only course was to support Blaine and Logan and
assist IN maintaining tie supremacy of the Re-
| publican party.
BROOKLYN YOUNG GEPUBLICANS-MR. ROOSEVELT.
G. l.. Andrews, one of the founders of the Young
Republican Club of Brooklyn, sent word that
there was no question that a large majority of tho
members Of that organization are il favor of SUP
porting the Republican nominees. A few OF Ito
Free Traders, who had joined the u.lmes,
happened to be officers of the CLUB and this fact lad
led tie public falsely to suppose that they repre-
elted the sentiment Of the club. Now that
til, Free Traders had joined the Cleveland Bamum-
Thompson machine, and had enforced the most
odious machine methods in their conference they
had lost all influence in the party rhe fact that
the Adullamite committee has already been in con-
ference with Seven Mule Barnum's committee,
dcyiSlng means TO assist in raising money for cam
paIgn purposes, was disgusting honest Republicans.
Ao,eWblyman 1hcOaorc ROOseNelts course was
regarded as another evidence that Republicans who
have fairly won the ella IN 10 he called lnde-
pendent were not going to desert their
party 10 place an odiOus aud corrupt Democratic
machine i'm control OF the Government. Mr. RoOse-
Ne.g send Yesterday that he had important business
il. rrt~tS ia the West which would require his at
tentIon for some jimc, bat he would return IN tms
to take pr, in the canvass for Blaine; and
that he would take the stump in ew-Engiand 10
assist his friend. Henry Cabot Lodge and IN New
! orS 10 assist Mr. Neil III campaign work. Dir.
Roosevelt added:
think delegate is bound to guide himself by the VIII
the va, sent delegate bv the state Con-
venon 4t Utica, aud u was plainly the viii OF that co1-
ycnton 20 support whonsoe'er the Nniipnai conyenuyn
sAO.iG nominate A. was sent by tIem II is only fAr
that should abide by their will.
BLAINE CLUBS THROUGH TIE STATE.
The letters 10 the state Committee brought in
formation of the forma ion of twenty more Blaine
and Logan clubs. In T0nawanda two clubs have
been organized with membership of 300, and ea-
thl-taoin is nigh. \ club was formed IN Pavilion,
Gencsee County. An Irish DcmCc al in that place
wIo.e that he fought bloody battle under Logan
the war, and he would now fight bloodless
battle uudcr him IN time OF peace"
lie added that to present the copper
head HcuGr ck, to the Northern people
IN opposition 10 Logan was an insult In sherman.
Cuautauoua County, Blaine and Logan club has
been organized win nnety-ny members. " No
Democratic Republican, here the letter read.
Nj. Lee, secretary of the lNth District Campaign
Club or Port JeUl,, Niotc: oar club has
seYeutl-thr,e members. No klchorS here on t1s
Republican side, but plenty of Democrats are dls-
allr ted
4 irttcr from O,ycgo stated that the Veteran Re-
publican Club OF tha- place hcl meeting tins
week. to dedicate a new hall. aud the enthusiasm
aud attendance were 20 great that an overflow
meeting had 10 be organized. The writer SAID:
Sever before IN the history Of the party have The rs
pa .us II Ioa County ts e-rly IN PRESIDENTIAL
cini ain. ern well Organized, thoroughly awake,
.-ruin,d, confident of -"s. There - only
Et uucdu m tnc town NhO even utlindic' d-pOslusu
Cleveland, hut he Democrats VINO have de-
Csicl or Blaine car be counted 10y the scores. Many
persons have ceased 20 take The Ac lOrH Ies, ana OAef
aIO,lae Free Trade papers
john Orr, jr., rotary Of the Cornwall Republi
can Club wrote ot IN enthusiastic meeting held IL
that place. 4 Blame and Logan club has also been
Organized there. G.. H. Divine secretary of ths
Young Aen's Blaine ana Logan Club of Hurlcyyllie,
Sd tn Il it was organized With over 100 signers Of
tie roll.
". D.; Brown, Editor of The P,clskat B'qde, sent