The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-08-14
OPINIONS DIFFER
Regarding the Probable EArect or Gen.
llutlcr's Presidential Tan.
dldAcy.
Democrats Serene, Republicans Happy
and 0reanbacken Jahi.
lant

Democrats eerene Republicans Happy,
and 1nanbackem Iahi.
liant,
| Especial tclcTrams 10 tho Chicago Timcs.1
New York.
NEW yonK ctrY.
The declared determination cf Gen. INT.
Ter to ru, himself in the field for the rresi.
dcnry Ia topic about which politicians Of
all pur.ics III this city have much ~ say.
Said wcll-kncwn ex. member Of the Alder.
mamie chamber md Sachem of 1hmmany
| this afternoon. VII course John Kelly will
not sly 30 In SO many words, but you can
| lust make up your mind that he, "a well as
extremely glad u know that they will be
able 10 vote for Butler this autumn II they
feel NJ inclined. There are several reasons
| why Butler II sure to catch large portion
| of the Irish vote Hc IL bold. aggressive,
and without m ioM II sympathy with En-.
gland.
Clinton Furbish, Brooklyn Grecnback.
ef said; Gen, Butler In candidate IN
earnest for the Presidency. Tie will with.
out doubt poll a largc vote in this Stats and
the States ef Massachusetts,. NV Jersey,
Connecticut, and Michigan, Why, | be-
leve that the General will poll more votes
IN Chicago than Cleveland"
Thomas Dcnnchy, member of the IN
dependent Labor party and an Irish Ma
,iana,sst. saul Il think that his candidacy
will result IN throwing tho election into the
House IL Representatives, IN which event
Cleveland would probably win
ROCHESTER,.
The disaffection In the Republican ranks
l. quite pronounced In this section. The
Independents have organized and will sup
pst Cleveland There arr. however. many
Republicans so disgnsted with Blaine that
they will vote for Butler rather than sup
port Cleveland. The indications are, there
Cleveland votes. He will certainly poll
quite heavy vote in this city.
NcrrALo.
Opinions on the position Of nutlcr In the
campaign arr as yet mainly expressions of
what is hoped or feared. Republicans cx.
rect that his canvass, IL made al all agres.
siSe. will draw largely from Cleveland.
They are looking for his support by TAM
many Hall, tho New York San. and the
holtlng Irish hhon~. II Is expressed free.
~ that he will draw two mon from
Cleveland to one from Blaine, vet il Is oh.
served that In this reckoning the Irish bolt.
. as coming from Cleveland Democrats re.
tort hv saving that these votes are already
lost 10 Cleveland, and II II gain 10 throw
them to butler. They add that Blaine viii
lose TO 81 John all that he can gain In ths
, lsatler split They say that they are letting
|, the Republicans do their worst al present
that their camlNign il not open, and vii
!. not he until Clevcandss letter II ont. whc,
they propose to become more aggressive a
all points. Republicans are very activ,
everywhere else.
SYRACUSE.
7 Tho effect Of Buffers acceptance in thi,
Congressional district the Twenty. .ffth
!, will not he 50 marked nv In other districts
In the State. The work,npmen here ar,
|. largely Republicans. and, ~ 4 rule. stick /,
their PARTY, There IL some diSadrctiol
! among Tho workingnlen In both parties. ans
the votes of the disaifectea will go to But
!, ter The cigar.makcrs, Of whom there il
. large number here. are strong for Clcyelans
because he signed the tenement house ciEa
! h,ll for New York City, and are working
hard to overcome tAe objections to him II
4 his party.
!, ELMlRA.
i Buffers acceptance is received with sat
!, isiAetica by many workingmen and Green
hackers In ElMirN and vicinity. chemun
> County has been quito stronghold q
!, UrccnhNckisM in years past, and throuphou
: friends, The party has taken II Tor granite
1 that he would accept A fAir.sised publ
4 club has been crlanised and fine banne
suspended over one of the principal bust
70 nesa streets Of this city. Rev. Thema
/. \, Rcecher II a prominent Geen0acke
!, and has been all along enthusiast
for Butler He says he shall do all he CO
i Tor him In the campaign. Ralph Beau
I" mont. also prominent in politics, has al
ready made several speeches for Butle
q Ratlcr will draw good vote all throuc
u this section. aud II il feared will cut in,
y Clevcland's vote seriously. The Democrat
n arc osEanising very thoroughly and vi
make 4 hot tight The Blaine men declal
County, but a strong effort will be made
!. keep II in the Demccmtic ranks. St job
!, will draw a good vote from Republican
!" and may offset Buffers inroad ON the d,
y mocmcy.
7. LocKroRr.
IL Hen Buffers acceptance Of tho nom
~ nation of the National Greenback Lab
Ia party was received here with much enthus
az asmby Grcenbsckers and workingmen.
A the Second Ward there is Butler club wit
- 900 members. The total vote Of the wa
! = il ESQ. Butler clubs in other wards do n
- show 50 large membership. but his vote "
about one- half of the employees are Dem
~ Gratis, only ten will vote for Cleveland. The
IN mainder will 90 to Butler. In Pendlet,
he the vote Of the town il 400. A Butler cl,
ID, Of thirty members was organized at the 6l
meeting. In Hartland the vote of the tov
is 375. There is Butler club Of seven
members in one polling district. Repoi
at from other towns show m unexpected u
in ,iercurent for Butler. Lawrence ]. n
!, Partlin, State Committeeman Of the n
i, ticnal Grcenback party in this district
~ 1877, is much surprised at the sudd,
!" !" change Of feeling. and from letters and !
!. ports received. claims that il the Butt
boom continues he will poll fully one .thi
ell OF the votes cast in Niagara County.
u. TROY.
20. Buffers decision TO run created quite
NJ. excitement here. The daily labor org
has come out squarely for Butler. The
are over 1000 voters here out Of total p
- Of IL 900, who are enrolled among the Sc
!, e1al labor unions. Nearly all OF those vo,
I'LL have gone for the Democratic candidai
heretofore, but the feeling against Gle,
Id, land is So strong that fully 5000 Of tn.
Of are expected to be cast for the Labor can,
date. Many of the Labor leaders have, U
mt til to-day, said they would refrain frs
voting altogether. Most OF them are n
ID shouting themselves hoarse in the saloo
and on the street corners for Butler.
o ALBANY.
YET Cleveland clubs, consisting largely
members of trades unions, have alrea
so- been formed in the city, but the unie
hat have taken no official action in regard
the the campaign Some curiosityis express
n 70 the effect Gen Buffers candidacy Y
-. have upon them.
Indtama.
INDIANApOIIS