New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-01
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
,, .,vr To SWEEP THE PACIFIC SLOPE.

BLAINE TO SWEEP HE iAOir'N D''i "
ms STRENGTH IN THE EAsT-IEsiiMoNf fho"
MANY QUARTERS.
Tn week has been full Of hope and promise for the
Republicans Assurances of deep interest on the part
~ The people have been brought in by every mail.
Contributions from tho working people have been
received in this canvass ne they never have been
received before Tho National Committee feels that
Che people who demanded the nomination of Mr. Blaine
are enlisted for the canvass and that each voter Will
make the success Of the national ticket personal mat
Ger 40 far he do Saturday was an active day
and the two members Of the committee on duty were
engaged with callers til after o'clock In the after
noon. Among tho visitors Senator Miller eau
fornia Logan II. Roots. hrkansW; Senator John w
Griggs. Ncw-Jcrsoy and Fred Miles. Connecticut
A. L. Morrison Of Ncw-Me1ico. chairman OF tho itiHh
Republican National League. said TO q Tribune 10
porter: " have Just been 10 ohio The IlAn N"'o's
a. that State are determined 10 defeat the cahdda VI
rbe Landau Tl,nes and the Golden Club They are
moving over 20 Blaine Ia large numbcrs have mere
List Of 800 Irish voters who disguised with tho
Democrats aud have promised TO support Blame
These names are from a single small city. want TO
scIieve the Democrats Of the idea that Cleveland VIII
set all or even con- ierabe part of the Irish vote
One hundred and twenty eight delegates from one
eounty have pledged themselves 10 attend the con
yention at Cincinnati 0nthc last day OF Septrnt or
am receiving each day large lists of names from ONO
Tho best of feeling between the Irish and Germans
prevails They will unite TO defeat the common
enemy August II Bode president Of the Cincinnati
Central German Republican Club, wrote: When a
person pretending to be German-Republican an
nounces In the papers here that the Germans are gong
10 vote against Blaine because the Irish are gong TO
vote for him. the object sought be accom- snea s
too plain to deceive anybody. The question at issue
being for American citizens to decide let 1t be done
by them regardless Of their birthplace OF descent Let
Iiish- Americans and German Americasn hight shoulder
10 shoulder with the Republican hosts for the victory
of the party of liberty and progression the defeat o
empty promises and free trade British policy The
German and Irish of Ohio will do their iull duty
Senator Miller, OF California said of the political
outlook on the Pacific Slope; The prospects for Ne
publican success are excellent. Blaine Is personally
very popular and the people want him elected: he
abuse which the Democrats have heaped upon him has
only strengthened him. He Is a little stronger every
day We don't hear much of the Independent move
ment out in California OF the Greenback and Labor
parties The tight is between the Democratic and he
publican parties. General Butler will not receive
many votes and the support which he does have will
come from the Democrats. There is some Prohibition
sentiment but 1t is not crystallzed and aggressive
The woTkingmen of California and our citizens OF
Irish extraction moving grandly TO the sup
port of Blaine just they are doing here In the East
There no trouble about the Pacific states. If we do
proper work shall carry them all"
William n. Sears collector of the port of San Fran
DISCO said There will be n political revolution In
Stoneman Democrat, elected 10y more than 10000
majority. Then. the Republicans did not give their
candidate hearty support and they were divided upon
reversed the Democrats are divided and imharmon-
GUS the Republicans are united and working together
splendldly The State is well organized, and the
active campaign will begin in about Ten or twelve
dave Il il question Of ma olles simply on Tie Pac
fc slope this Republican majorie5 mean. We
can carry Oregon, Nevada and California 10y q majority
of 5000 The Republicans will elect three, and pos
.ibiy four Congressman The whole California dclcga-
ton IN the House at Washington is Democratic at tie
present time We have also oppou unity 10 elect q
tepuhlican Legislature and thereby 20 secure hr ccc
ton of republican senator Of The United states. TIE
Democrat. making the light ON per .onal itce, and
thev ne losing hy H. The Ropubiclus will discuss
the tarin question. aud can make good campaign on
IT, The very consider able vine interests of California
IRE i favor ol protective tMii Cleveland has ai mo-
Sine moved the Democrats - entlu a'lr demon t'a
lions The man u little known nnd people 49, rll"
nave $50 "',h I" lolied t. n ,un,a,i
ybieh lie reorlc have Of ia rttit many Demo.
ofn- will vote for VI. blaine. and for the rdcp'nd
ont one could almost count ihCu ou ones fuaeis 20
Clarence f. Dresser, Of Chineo enld to member of
Che committee 4" accOmpaniel General Logan on his
t,n,uuLnI t,roorcss thrnueh Ne-i orb nnd have since
visited al Of the NeW-tugland Sintcs aud tnh,n p"in-
a. as.prtru from persons who have the hc mrlus oi
inur.inu. N. political Rii1m '1n M tln present Nmr,
aud the outlook for the future IN Ncw-lork have
yistcd foiy citios and towns aud am c'nhdrn thn.
] am upt overseeing 81 whom -ry th1i Sew York will
give Mi blniu, m1''ii, eft '1Opp Many rD's.n-
whom have ne careful tud .rtatitt pn|Itri|us
estimated Ne Blanca mtuiity st higher isprc. and
J nu no surprised that they d. go aiu noi a0'c hni
thnt tln s.tnaimn Warrants " POI tcinus ui both
pafrs told me hai iheS had mot srnh such pupnlnt
campaign since 80. Df ono u which tlr people tn"h
suh deep end active Interest na they dn iu tlr tie
rnhii,nn Duntass his tru ! Talked hrpurutiy ahd
hpet nili Democratic tuli ionus hnl ihtl did mot h
inmri io rntord ihoit III ApI"iuiWln' in llrft'nhd
Ihp ratus through thp state h1'e hu little hrnti ia
Che nausnsa lhnt lhlh 40 Ihplgh dies were tuue,nus
thai ian o. against then pii thh thot AZ PLAYING at
lusup gipn CLEVELAND q lrurt was 10 suttuU iul dia
hpuuiutmru ~ Alt Dom. rfHis HHd IL piuminr bruu.
sta nj bnHtp said ~ me, This riirf h. lho finishing
blow fu his chances. lhr American people Will urfft
e0nsent Ia have amuR NJ his Cahfe m thn hiio
House SIR Blaine viii carry hrN England, Maine
will give him 5000 majority MHssaclusrith %
plurality oi 10000 and New ilaApahiit aud t0uhert
out Will each give hn IL comfortable majority. have
some late adycrs from Indiana. Mr.. Mcdonald %
friends viii slaughter Governor Hendricks Mr. Me
Donald a strong following which Is stil butter and
angry the treatment OF ITS candidate al chicago
Friends wlile me from san Francisco and Portland
that Mr. Blaine will carry all OF the Pacific states"