New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
BRIGHT PROSPECTS IN THE STATE.


COURAGEMENT OVER ONO.
Whatever may be the feeling OF the Demo-
Gratis in this city the returns from ONO ana west
Virginia there he doubt how they are Construct
In the interior OF the State From nearly every count!
letters are received daily the State Committee decar
ing that their neighborhoOds going TO oudo ONO
The Republicans in the counties where Repuphcah ma
1ores are looked declare that they will do even bet
ter than four years They are unanimous III ueea
ing that there have been so large meetings hed III
their respective localities during the present campaign
and this is corroorated by old campaign speakers who
have stumped" the State for ten years or
more The Independent vote practically disappeared
a month or more ago I'm the counties outside or New
York and Kings. The Prohibition vote Is now BENZ
election day the numbers will be reduced to minimum
Of the varying estimates made month ago. x, ,
william j. Nounu who has returned 10 New-l ork IRON
wyoming County where he has addressed series OF meet
ings last week reports that special Interest Is Ht inrre
the subject OF the tariff, the workihgm,h III ,e m'ts
salt works having become alarmed nj the attempts ol
the last Democratic Congress to remove ,ne d! I"i
salt Mr. Young says that conversations win many
prominent gentlemen convince him that large acceSsiohs
vii he made from the Democratic ranks
Speaker of national reputation are engaged hlsl'F
In addressing large meetings at various
engagement, made for tomorrow: senator Warner MI
Ter at syracuse Ia the afternoon ana AT Meqna III NE
Jefferson County senator Eugene Hale at syracuse;
William IL Wet St S Sd h1SS A. GOVERNOR Cover
etoue at Hancock General y J. Banks at Mddlc'ulg
S 5epe% at roarhkcepsc: j. Deliver at oci,n.burc
John DcVov a s,racuse Mnhlon Chance at Mdlichurg;
Colonel \. H. shaw at Little Falls; :. g. Morris az
Syracuse ,,, ,,,.
tee large number Of meetings VIII he held through
out the state to-day. Speakers of National ltPuth-
ton will make addresses Following IS the list;
Warner Micr. Rochester; seth l.. Milllkcn, Tome
Judge William II. West WATERFOWL; ChauuceN NJ he
pew, wAtcrtown; Martin |. Townsend Waicr'9Wn;
Emery A. stoirs, Corning General =. Banks. ,hai
hsm General George " Carter, Chatham J. T. poll
iver Iowville; j. 1. Glnck lowvillci :. H. butcher
A W Penney. Nyack Nahlon Chance cherry valley
General Ccoigc : Batohcllcr Canaohale H. j. Coggc
ball Cunaiohaiic Colonel Jacob kcmple. Rink Brook
lyn Butler &. Noble. Babylon Major H. II. faneholi'
Malone Charles l.. Knapp. ireep"it l." ~ Stfphrh a.
DOugln. NichOla>Vllc The Rev. G. {. fio-i iAWpoi
Colonel Arson :. wood. Newark Valley Lewis j. Carr
Salisbury T. o. Farrlr. Bergen Samuel Morris Am,ci
dam Dr William II. HAM. jamestown Coloncl a. &
Curtin Purtugcville &. l.. \cddcr. oxford; General
Dennis T. Burke, Fremont The Key. br'
Justin II. Fulton. BmGhHmtnn F. Fargo Iompklns
Pred Lansing, Rensselaer, County; &; ID. Murray iia
yana l. Taylor. stony Point Charles T. sawyer; 81
Lawrence County, the Rev. ". Clapp Rink Booklyh
Genern Ccorgo W Palmer. Fifteenth ward. Irnok\ni
r. H. swift. oneida County Alfred Conkling lir'Slau'
l. L. C. A. T.. GOldcy. MahODlc Fails James " lhlti'
Tompkin- County; Captain Henry clay Hail. lddN Nin'
Thomas OBrirn Prnttshurg =. H. McANoy sandy lih
Il II. White Rensselaer, County General ~ J. Bhikc'
High BRIDGE: John Bcan. No 100 lhirl-ave, city T.
NJ Fox. IIlgh Bridges Gilbert Il. Halves, No l,7l lhlr'-
ave, cts Patrick Logan. No 322 EaN Iwcliy-.'cohd
81; Mathew McEvoy. No 80 Last Twenty second 81