New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

standard bearers of great principles and the graz %
tion VIII IA party IL the better. Bu eNchH III thf bno
cas nsst a, the question Is between pcrscial char
aS,er and W rhsns the re yd picture Of
the magnificent development of the Nation under 'ne
stmulous Of Republican y 'cy
TALK Ar NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.
onrAr coNriprNct or ntrunticAN SUCCESS IN
otiio-rstiMAtrs or tnn MAJORITY
At RcpbIican National Headquarters ycster-
day Tho talk entirely about ONO Thio was 'h'A'
number ~ eaters oil ~ whom sought Information COW
cefnna Tho iva October Flatea, Tho hn'h'''" :" WV
committee had little "a say about West Nltsn"' ''''iI
Mn Ilhins who expressed great confidence lhhi " wv
ga nenubiean hut by a close vule Ito has gwen 'ho
state more attention Than any one elsn M"sH'a '"h's'
Chafee i,hms, Hobart and tessehiah arc hN '""'
6dent that ohio viii 20 Republican, h"' on
the estimates Of majority Is where 'h'y
differ The range Of estimates Is all the way from eh
TO twenty five thousand, The committee was IN con
slant receipt Of tceTams during the day giving plric-
uars of the situation at different points III the hlhlo ana
OF the efforts being made to prevent frauds Among the
cheering lines dispatch from the Rev Dr Pepper
at Wooster O., which said that Major William Mckinley
will 500 majority for Congress In the NNth DIS
trict This has been of the closely contested dis
trcts OF the State and interest has attached to the
result because of Mr. McKinleys prominence as pro
tective tariff champion.
Chairman Jones said :"I think we shall carry Ohio by
fair majority Mr. Blaine is satisfied with the outlook
invaluable to our cause 1t lifted the discussion up to
National plane The has been very close on both
Sides and every cxeron has been made. We are conf
dent Of success"
Ex-Governor william NJ Stone. of Iowa, who has just
returned from Ohio said have seen people so
thoroughly aroused they are in Ohio The vote Will be
enormous. Judging from what and heard, should
say the state will give 10000 5000 majority. There
no question that the Democrats intend to manipulate
the State by frauds and by the use OF money But 1t VIII
not avail before the storm of honest ballots"
Senator Frye OF Maine had confident look and tone rs
he came into headquarters IA the morning. To THE
TRIBUNEs reporter he said "Ohio is certain to go Re
publican The only question Is about the size of the
iority The there has been the tariff The people
have listened to that question when no other would te
rest them - .
Seth L. Mken. Of Maine. said of Ohio. from which he
has just returned: The surface indications are similar
The drift with ought to be worth many votes ON the
other hand, the Democrats are wei ORGANIZED ana nave
should be surprised to see the Repuhcan majority less
than 10000 and il may be double or treble that"
General John L. Swift of Boston said: cit snot pos
sblc that be beaten in Ohio. There are II l. true
side issues ana bg contend with. bat there never
was a state so stirred up Ohio has been not even
when Garfield was running. have seen many cam
sumner received in Boston remember the scenes whc
what was left of The Boys in Blue came marching home
with their tattered banners That wa time OF de,c'i
emotion. not 10 recur twice in century But have
occurred in Ohio under my eye. AT Columbus, when
Mr.. Blaine was there. we looked across sea
q %ncd ''' mr. rano m oo% sf ny % eg SS%d bGca@ rcaon
silcnt that The whispering wind could be- heard When
try would ulor-c the party which believes n u broad
continental policy. ! watched The crowd follow hin iO
ec pGo2& & niin w "qG Gr c"gS ES. & 9G" IN nc ar nnd
shouted Themselves hoarsc When Mr.. Blaine began ~
un 1clism itself The auditors recognized leader IL
leader he people believe in HIM a- the army did In
Tmeiy l. ~iorrs said: "of corr-c OHIO win 90 Re
prhhcu II u doesn't however. thnk we can can II y
t ftf u {
senator Plumb ~ Kansas who Inns been advising With
the state Committee oi ohio for several weeks and s
rnoctira .n. that ONO IS eo, f,r 900 Republican
g e. Frost oi Naiuc; who has hnrn spcaune through
Ncv-N or said o 1nIHr reporter that bee bad dis
covered I'm several counties nn uislnizrl. systematic
bpomng' of thc rruhhnion cun.c hy Dcmorint- lie
ha1 found prominent u"n even. who were saving they
would ,utc tho Prohibition ticket nrd 'n'o1ineins 70"
publican friends tn dn hr samc nud on Investigation
found thn - was PAT o SCHEME to ect Acpubliths io
jude. John rnuan. 'hc lnsh orator. of Town; sall
will hr ,cr, clu4n The puhlic ms 'hc lr nll hc time
,n,, an aud a is weak lhr ls ~ rf,ni,r fn
lrrt 1h n,nwritlr uait, hrl- ihe trins ~ govern
larec cities ulnsr vuicia - has drlwrrhrl n f. sup
pniinl hy thr riis rpwrn' n nil these rirs. nnh h'
snih hutrs il train nlsulnr piWrt " dancer
ou nip niN n lh' wutt lu-ttnus h'rti'r d,"w 'Die
thrlarlutrs ha,i,~i iu ihp D,trins hum trilnis
ruini7 90 ihn N,it n runhlrNi 'hnin!hl w tH't |
d ,' ,l",, ,n,ni, t,Wa,i insu,Io. " iilahi,au No,
have hr -r nn ini- and oiho olilr- n rutoA,nr tu
sNtii thr nuf,llp ,on in rlarus Vbrrn % o. dlmu
tn d,ro aud rio,rn frauds u ihls hind, iat-u nHni
hris have Nien hruh iuuehl lh iom i'hhal h'h hon
considerable nunhul n lhrn atmr ~ vote ihtie
viii ho scriuus trouble The i'cpnllcah mAnhgrr do
not propose to III down quietly aud alow ihe h"ne,
Republican vote 20 hr overcome 10y Imported terehels
WILL MIR ROOSEVELT Run For CONGGEssi