New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
wORKMENs INTEREST IN THE CANVASS.
Contributions POURING IN-GENERAL MOVES
READY FOR ACTIVE WORK.

a pOnderous mail lay on the desk of the Sec
retary Of the Republican Nation Committee yesterday
morning. The clerks were engaged for three hours in
disostlg IT, \ great many OF the envelopes nclosed
postal notes and were from workngmcn and women in
various parts OF the cblntry One contribution was
from Portland Oregon, and halt ad0zn bore the Austin,
Texas rost-mtrk Alctt.r from Florida without sig
nature, said: 81 a rebel during tho and didn't
accept the situation We cheerfuy when
whipped. But moved to Florida and bou hit a little
oran &C. grove Northen people. Watched their
and manner OF doing things and read OF their
book, aud papers, and have come to the con
clusi5n that il " nd be dis'5.er to
the South u Haye Tho DCuocr1 % party
s1ccocd. II would kndc all the Ola, brer wr feeling.
see, too the wisdom OF protection gT and shall vote
for Jane g. Blaine who 10 the best cXpjl Ut 81 cpu5
Heal principles, cannot take active part In the
here, and send you my check TOR $50, mop ns II
viii he Of some little use. I wish the re larger,
but am "a rd-vorlnng man IN have great means
nj hand. II had had sense enough " minHe with
Northern people tn pears ago would be worth twice as
much money to-day. 1t don't pay TO be prcjudccd and
be behind tho times"
SIX Irish we kngmen in Cincinnati carriage factory
send S6, with these lines: 1--WE want Blaine elected
lie stood by tie Jrhmen he in Congress, and
LOW we VIII stand by him. We send 80 Tor the Blaine
fund, and viii raise more"
An Albany wOrkin cman writes: "Thc worl1iug1nen
hero ar m rovn. over to Blaine. Ny empower Is
Demorra, and can't say much about polic-. Enclosed
Lud -. II is rot mlch, hul JIG 1et.gI IMAM "osI';
ought give something 20 help pa the expenses u tn
party that protect. and my children whp ar all In
Tie factory i,om free trade laws .eud 81. and each
working PIE here VIII send something IN aitef the
next pay day"
The following letter was also received:
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Aug. %.
Treasurer National comD'iaee, 242 fYihdre
az" E s@P e5 IN rHs TtrEIy fF T an
we understand rom IT. article that the Deocgaie party
& lawn Hnd f4Rt ev sS my SFG EE We
know what the republican parry has done Tor MS ana we
want 10 do htte icr!S Six OF US sen you % sach'
AN Irish workn4man can give Blaine my vote
and 81 here Is the 81 lie VIII get the vote Ia November
short time after he clocks struck lat evening three
aborcrs rudcad bu-kly mp the steps leading
to the reccpuonoom in he headquarters OF the National
COMMITTEE Dinner pals swung in their hands and rough
fromthc arms The trio reached the re-
cogtouIoom and paused IN an embarrassed manner fora
moment Then one Of the men -ail " W. wants the
boss Ihe ocr-oi tat-A Arms pleasantly mIm'tri mat
lc urc7 led over the reception iooms and would DO
well" saiI the caller who had spoken before " We
alnt got no business with 'ou mno. bdt YOU arr tio
proper party here - nom cacu Of ~ 10 help elect
bluuc. We don't want any Cleveland In ours 90 We
he boys s'ook their heads and after accepting
Mayor Mcruts Invitation To- call again, Withdrew ,,.
lhi',' sid Major Merritt Jin-ius ne h;'eE uoars
in ms ni,dns men retired els political ''F'" that
General l. !. Noyc'. * Minister 20 Frncc caiIrd
months mon and could only survey tho 20:
M cal ma from q distance. II seems to me
thal Republican DRY Ia sure. and Il Ia the ar since
landed Let Htpuu leans keen their committees wei
supplied wi none, for necessary cK eIse' and keep
wchfu eye enemy, and there wil be no goubJ OF
success M November Yes viii take part I'D the can
vs.. and put my al the disposal Of the Htlo CON-
mlttrc Tho Dem Gratis VII make bard NJ TOT ONO
IN Octoher and We must b. pre- ar ii Tor ihe try
" How IS tn campaign reglr! cd ia England ~ We'll
-ty that II eNc,s great ucdi OF interest. ~
English people and press think, for the moot part
f. favor OF Cl.Ee!auda g ectlon. lhty rear n'.Hc
VIZ r1us AmercLIlsm AMI don't quite a. nm btcIu'0
the Irish people support him Ever sine Blinr9 manly
defence OF the IIi~h-Ameucan prisoners on the Hoo. Oh
Congress fancy the Eng ish have not REGARDED Iu
with gre tt favor But ect MN without tHe dd
OF the gsh and political dud 5, ahl u Is HlSu tIHt
{ show The lat or gentlemen thIt WINE we "ouu DC /
clad Of their support, do very well without It.
net Nj. Jones' Editor OF The lines, IN LONDON : 10
he: General Bll.c will be detcateL' Don't You ue,
ccve yourself ny fricn said The Ehel.sh pr - aIu
n American Independents don't 10 mucn 0i te otE III
tn Uure STATES Mr. lne was nominal d III re .hse
~ great popular sentiment anl the people VII see 10 u
that be l. elected The place for every Republic an IS III
the Republican camp. Mr. Blame was AoJ NY |
first choice arnOug the candidates Tor me nom /
ra,ion. But could frd FRI that fao reason Tor boz
ing looked at him and thought, where n iHeIe ia II
WHO has fought harder AMI bet G. under Tue Ano "
the Rel uOcan party, carried thd .ahncI l"IIHcl "
tie front think n the glorious principles III INV Pu-J
where worth lighting for an these yr'l-, since anu even
before tn war. hey mean some hing ana I'm !
be worth struggle and an 20 NJ home 10 Oe1I ny
part Of he battle suspect 70 l. desire OF nee 'uo
AMI uO Gsiiu-t OF Mr.. Blame when mas scut LAr'c -,
ca Id Independent papers Of On acir g. elirlc career
Among t.n Her. we're Ex-Governor y u lOIAc.'
e0rer Alfred Tow, send. " =. ttualy ser en- az
Arms u senate; q. b. Stebhcns, III. his2hi T. u,
l.. ke, Flordai CAPTAIN JON uayn"; tltsourS, anu
Ia lei Wilt, Ma. TN Moore J. l. Bealn comm t.o
from the WuTkugnrn5 Blaine aud Logan CluO u Inc
XVIII. Assembly District