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New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
WHY THEY SUPPORT fht TICKET, ..
uFs sivs fHtia Rfas6hs ron hbfo-
olfihd fhf fiteiloA of ht.ish'
fBy fRts6RlfB fa fHR fRibNski

GAfihn fhf tittiius Nv hiAHNi
iBy fRiFaR,fH ~ fas fasNski
DosTos, Oct, a,=Ihe hpeaiag ifd'di~ yes
feriay published letters from nalnhti ~ f'p's a
s,,, nor reasous for supporiBg Blaine and i@sa"
secretary Chandler says, that his support Is h''"
cause they yepresent The Union and h0ril' ~ l"s' '
Of Secession aud rebellion protection anu w" ,nr
American woTkmen and not Iee ""'" W., "a 49,,
labor progrcss and not reacon free onu'''"" w ,,,
nonu,r Ignorance; temperance and not free run ""'
"a 49,, ,rnorios, ,merloan homo life and not its des
,,c,on ,ho living Republican party ana NOT inc "'""
democratic marty Secretary Telles views are subs'ah
TALLY the same. ....,o, aud
Cleveland Il not Logan is patriot ana hchnrchs -
not The Republican ticket represents the statemansp
and pa,riotsm Of the country. The Democratic 'icAo
rcnrcscpts neither statesmanship nor patriotism"
Ex-Governor Rice says: 81 favor the election OF MT
Blaine 10 tho Presidency, because believe him 10 DC
thoroughly loyal 10 these principles and 10 this locy
because believe n m as =" the %dispnabe choice Of
convention fairly chosen, organized and
regard Mr. Blaine among the ablcst ana most pi
men who have appeared In American politics In any gen
Grafton, and gifted with natural leadership hilnos SUI
and nsnliaons against his official conduct are sus
tanned by the evidence submitted. There may nay, Drn ,
cism but the alleged heinous prostitution OF official
position and public trust IA not demonstrated. J.,
Governor Robinson supports Blaine and Logan pe
cause their ability. satesmanship; experience IN
National affairs and deyotion 10 we & oc, ~ he fore
most place among candidates before the people ne
they have been nominated 10y the kepnDo,u , PAM ny
under conditions OF absolute fairness; because lh! vi
wayeringy sustain the principle OF protection 10 hle
can industry and labor; because they VIZ by eveiy o
in their power vndicatc the full rishts o american o
zenshp ut home and abroad; because tney sthu cor ON
med in support OF every practical measure . the de-
secure an enlargement Of our foreign comnerce cue u
vclopnent of the National power on land; correct la
cliicnt civil service and q sound, wise anu coo"''
administration OF public affairs ,. ,ooorso
Governor Long supports Blaine ana i"tsn ~, Do
their elcffion means continuance of thc i.'-
publican administration which means III w w
nast tbe abolition OF slavery. the equalliE oi vi
izenshp and the most marvellous National ana mni
vdua prosperity; IN the prcSeut. the harmony nllPi
ness progress and welfare nf the country 10 an cA'eh
Inied elsewhere The globe ana III thc Ii'ic c
oprron Of the same and the prospect OF sla
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04

,i,. ,s ases r the hrilrf hrt riereiaud 4 Pre-
Ttadas aud hianr ls ftc'reyniss The tnfin 1,tsiqn
;s M ,haf es.r abD discussing enh thef are anxuns ~
trrt, ihf tueiai pfudiii's ~ the ola wrfli rn ihe
,,il, sle III ih Atlantic. ~, " alriliteh W. fhla
n,,aatf American taiit fnett' saw, "rh 90 frsintts
III iht hsl Ded NJ btih9ats, hetetn 'Hrnst ,sat ttt
setff bNp t'h irtilts as 70 nHN shHNh ~ halnf sHn
taasH IA that tilint ufHHitls 30 tniWihe w laisr
nnibegs niti lin standard M ihf Republican tailt y
l. vaNafFfHi change W fii'a sfHiirtH' sth y 70
had ~ sHeef-i easf inf " as ei4rH lHHlt pcs htsh
,tilld nn W. iha i1eHapfafF though hfh aha iilhi
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
LITTLE GERMAN DETECTION.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Secretary McPhersrn
today received letter the political situation In ONO
from Geriaan dStilcr in that State, who Is kepnD
can The writer describes matters as they appear 10
him. and declares that the reports Of German deectohs
from the E,publicau ranks In the main Incorrect
the contrary, he says. all or nearly al ,he 90 man man
Republicans who supported Boady last year viii vote
for Blaine and Logan. They made their fight then ana
having gained their point ready to vote for their
nM
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
4 MINISTER HELPED At THE RIGHr TSa

An item publisheu some ''nio "e sss
TuInuSE has an interesting sequel Mention "a
OF = Methodist minister IN sullivan oo"nv' q, ssl
drove circuit Of forty 'nse miles e~e" ,bs
d,n,cul, ,ssl the salary being less than goo
Two gentlemen we'll known In Wall stree, 80 ~
ra,nusr on the piazza Of summer ho'eh .,s
item aud agreed TO send this hard worried ele'o ..s
trinins encouragement In tbs shape OF ,hsss ,rom ~
.,x s,ysth.r they sent $50, aud soon ce', no ~
nhJ letter of earnest thanks H. said thN nss
,ssn recently forred 20 borrow. wAs .'ry - asft
winter clothing aud supplies, snd 'hs,,as 'hs, ~ splH
nyisoed thai tnis unsipsstea s'"' '""
tunely, was special providence
- -, s,ptle'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
A RALLY AT ITHACA.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUSE.l

ITHACA. n. Y, Oct. 3.-The Republicans OF
Ithaca and the vicinity had large and enthusiastic
rally here tonight. Mahlon Chance, OF Ohio, addressed
,hc meeting ON political issues of the day. The Cornell
University Blai ne and Logan Club was in attendance
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
SENATOR MILLER AT BALLSTON.
tBy TELEGRAPH 10 THE IRlBCSE.i

SCHENECTADY, oct. Ex-senator Warner Mil
ler delivered an address at Btst0n last evening. The
west Arkell and Veder Guards o this city, to the num-
Der Of 200 were taken by special train In The early part
of the evening Miller held reception at the
house Of George West the Republican candidate for Con
,,ess in the XXth District The appearance Of the cam
pssn clubs impressive and the demonstration was
IiyhiV slccpssfll.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
THE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRTBUSRl
WASHINGTON Oct 3-Mr NimmO, Chief of

the Bureau OF Statistics is preparing and in few days
will publish n rel port foreign commerce. To TRiB-
rSE correspondent to-day Mr. Nimmo said "Among
the interesting facts the report will show that the entire
exports Of manufactured products from England 10 all
other countries do not equal the commerce OF the United
States I'm like products"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
CON GRESSMEN TO BE RENOMINATED.
The Tammany Hall leaders yesterday n

solved to renomnate all the present Democratic Con-
cressmen from this city and to nominate PARK Com
missioner yiele for member OF Congress fom the new
d,r,ct Mr. Dorshelmer Of the present members, how
aver declines a denomination This leaves for renOmlna
zion hy Tammany Hall the following: Nicholas Muller,
s,muel s. Cox John Hardy, Orlando b. fottef, ADraih
8 Hewitt and John j. Adams.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
TO INFORM THE TAMMANY CANDIDATES
The committee appointed by the Tammany Hal

Convention TO give notice to the candidates selected for
city and county Offices that they had been chosen met as
avsnins I'm Tammany Hall and appointed the following
anil, committee to prepare u letter to the candidates
Senator George Plunkit e1 Alderman James seyln'
Jobn r. Reed jr Justice T. o. Duny, John T. GoldsburX
Jacob Carter Co.;nel T. r. Wood, and Henry Bisehoh
Tho sub committee viii meet at Tsmmany Hall to-day
at 1 p ~.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
BALLOTING TO NO PURPOSE.
lBY TELEGRApH TO THE tribune

BATAVIA, N. Y, Oct. 3.-Up to this afternoon
when the XXXIst District Republican Convention al
oured to Wednesday three hundred and hftythree bal
lots had been taken without avail Watson, of Genesee,
continued TO receive thirty two votes and Wsdsworh OF
IiXinp,ton. and Sawyer, OF Orleans, sixteen each
motion take the convention " Rochester Was ueIeaeu
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04

nlsht n Guest Kihr Editct cf in, ors,ne' -
s.a w,lli,. y Wilmington. tienetsi washington y.
tpts ,pd ba,iss wlisph addressed 'le inrt'ns;
faine snd iS,esa f, vaa tlnta npn W. n' vii.
hlslna AID fsraa haires on promised titf s"rp"'' w
tLt psin,lIpau uHHiihtts.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY AROUSED.
iBY TELEGRAPH 30 rhh rkIGuNl

OCprYsBUBG, Oct. 3.-Gcneral James III.
Warwick of BROOKLYN addressed crowded house last
night The camp-ires burning on every hilltop
I'm Old St Lawrence County. More than forty meetings
will be held IN the next two wcchs. The people are Edth
crug for one of the OdfashOncd rollers which carries
everything before it,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
GOOD REPORTS FROM NORTH CAROLINA,
LIZ rr1 riL ,Iu cllA -kInnNK j

WASHINGTON, Oct 3.-Senator Dawley ar
rived in Washington to-day from Raleigh NJ Co whete he
delivered the opening address at the state hxpoS'oh
He expressed much qualification at the evidences oi ma
teria growth prosperity in his native state as shown
IA, tc credablc exposition now IN progress at Raleigh
He said that with good Republican naJoflV
in Ohio on the nth instant, to encourage
and stimulate them, the Republicans OF Nor,h
Carolina viii have fair prospect Of victory ne WI
address a Republican mass meeting at Wilmington, Del
10 morrow aud Immediately afterwar leave Tor ONO ~
which state ne Is 20 deliver six campaign 1pceches n
week beginning at Cleveland Monday evening hehtih
TIawley is confident of Republican success III NONtmusi'
and believes that Blaine and Logan VIII carry 'oil,'.
cut, New-Nurk, Ncw-Jeisry. ono ana hlohaha' III VI
which are "claimed" by the Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
RESIGNING FROM THE BROOKLYN CLUB.
The following was sent to the headquarters
of the Brooklyn Young Republican club Yesterday:

Oi the Bfbnhlgn iounE I'p"Uh''" VIZ" f'''''''f
BROOKLYV. Sept 80. 1894.
ur JAWS c. CAsE. Secre'pB BrooLiyn Young Reptbh
c1n Ciub
Di an SIN The Brooklyn Young Repuhican club hav-
irr a public meeting held On the 2id September rec
rnutrnird to their GONcrilng Committees pfthinWr'
and a resolution ndorsing The nomination ~ James
a. Biaur and John 4. Logan. rrtliing among othrr state
urnts that those candidates are statesmen whose ms
lnguish,d lhiip services rnie them tOthr tpspC nh
ptniitulr W their ruun rtinrn nId whose rNlrirnre
ABILITY nnd integrity pninrntly unnfy ihcm u WI thr
hlpitsi places ~ The gift ~ The American people,
,,irh vf hp.tt tn hr unirur w rfrfy lnrlrnlf ne
Undersigned nnd themselves compelled V irsltn men
l-nllLl -ln IN iln MLMnhlln AmLlle MrnnllrlM LlnD
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
yEW RULE FOR CHEESE CONTRACTS

The Board Of Managers Of the Produce Ex-
change yesterday made An amendment 20 the ru's' so
eruing cheese contracts ~ follows: When sales ARC
y, as M IN. buyers iud damaged cheese In en'
Gees Of IS psr cent II shah be optional with them " re-
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04

frse W fsrs,vr me fssnairie, NJ shs IN, s,, .s
shall be without prejudice ~ pensilS /, t.s
sberd iht asngnht ~ damaged ~ s1rf tstes@ s..,..
~ percent ~ es The ifef sliaii So fai,o1 j., =
'hqt is sysha IN friHinrn' ~ he rYnisrf. I'M, ~
vii gyflats ipart riyfbblne ilntui'lps ha, has w
fiffpH htff'affe. and witch have - ,sai .... ~
sstf taehs fnf sfihifaiiHn. f '''resi
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
NOMIyATED FOR CONGRESS.
The following additional nominations to Il
ASSEMBLY NONIYA TIONs.

Troy, N. Y, Oct. 3.-Daniel {. Briggs was
nominated for the Assembly to-day by the Republicans
Of the 1T Assembly District and Bartlett b. Grppin by
the Republicans OF the I'D District OF Saratoga County
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
SOME INTERESTING ST1TISTICS.

An old Republican of Brooklyn, who has
made a careful study Of the political afnities OF al sor's
of people has compiled the following statistics;
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
THE POST OFFICE VACANCY.

WAsHINGTON. Oct. 3.-Ihe period OF ten days
during which SIR Hatton may hold the office of PoStnas-
terGenera expires morrow and II will be necessary
to designate appoint permanently some person to MI
that Office before Monday morning
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04

ffon the rirts ~ uenrcrasir frls aud a The evil rrn
sf1iehtes that wpuli follow should the Democrats s'ie-
sefi. JUSTICE
Aes rwt, OFT I tee,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
GENERAL EwNGs RESPECT FOR BLAINE.
fm rrltGRAin 10 IIif IHlBuNrl


DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. "a friend of General
Ewing has been authorized to make public the
following letter:
NEw-YORK October !. 1854.
Dr,n SIR. Yours Of 2Sth was received. | have not
said would vote for Mr. Elaine and don't intend 20 d"
50. But | shall take active part in the canvass
ugrily because OF professional engagements, mt emery
hrcullsr ~, respect for Mr.. Blaine forbid me taxing
the stump against HIM In this campaign Is OF savage per
sonatcs. Very truly yours, THOMAS L"iN"'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04

NNIEIUTt No N'' W. y TT -,
Coalition. and General Alfred NJ Scales Democrat poh
candidates for Governor met yesterday In JOINT discus
slim pr Ynr led of on the tafH the internal revenue
the Blair schuu hll aud county government ana spohe
for ninety minutes General Scales followed M sp'rch
Of the same length He unable to stand b'cause o
recent injuries, aud spoke while sitting ~
a chair Ills remarks we're eonfnru w. MI
attack upon the record of Dt f"rh ~ hl7 cala'i'
-. ,,,,,., f tha tnaisia,utr II ls evident that Gen
ttni s,nlrs tan uiY hope u hrl HE uhiit iitn4 Wy HIS
sipDppiips Ne s nui niahine runtpils. ,., ,.....
stniatitns has drriaipl himsrf 80 lltr rulri 'hh!l
date t tnneitss ih ihia tlsiiti, rsnhs " " 'u' w.
las f lu nrnurail uaiti hprriau ~ lie rusliln ~
nn iia lhiin aih ihp ulrhll irtrhuti nhl Ns "ll''
iln ~ thn niaT ,ihnn hni iir Vas r ir ilhr s'is
man IA lie inIY anl he hnirNrA hhN hhi hn irh Ht'l
iuTi thn ilrunrfair muuili nl ilnhn tnH 10 rfii'V
iin heartily hnpunfis hihihn hnh ihtHii M's'a 'NtN
90 Was ArsieilN nnniiaitd 40 h"'"o "N" '"s""
eirt tor IuI ills dlalii,l
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
A CONVENTION ADJOURNS IN DISORDER.
LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 23.-The With Dis

trict Democratic Congressional Convention, held here
th. afternoon broke up in disorder without making ans
nominations. An adjournment was had until next
Friday.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
HENDRICKS TO SPEAK IN OHIO.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 3.-Ex x-UOVtTHOr IItH-
bricks has accepted invitation to visit Cincinnati and
deliver an address on 10 On october IL he Is to
make a speech in Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
NEWS AT NATIONAL nEAnQuARTfhs,
IHR CLEVELAND DEMONSTRATIONS ~ huttALp-
CAMPAIGN sPfAhfhs,


james ID. Warren, Chairman of the hepubll-
ran state Committee, received telegram from his son
A. q. Warren, ~ Buffalo yesterday, III when
the latter stated that the Democraiio pro''s-
sion IN honor 81 Cleveland ON Thursday night
was composed Of 900 men, Erie Comfy Mr.
Warren stated, Furnished less than half the number OF
the men In the procession" From the First Ward OF Bf
falo strong Democratic ward there came only 300
men-less than the number that paraded In the Blaine
procession. The German wards had slim representa-
ton" The great procession In honor OF
Blaine q fortnight was composed solely of
residents of Buffalo but the Democratic state Commit
lee had 10 send clubs from other cities To Buffalo III
club was sent from Syracuse. $50 miles distant from
Buffalo Moreover two weeks notice was
given Of the Cleveland parade and ony
three days Of that Of Mr. Baines supporters judged ny
The number of residents of Eric County In the procession
the Blaine far surpassed that OF MT Cct
Ex-Asscmbymn Armstrong OF Washington county
brought word from that county that MT shaiia
han superintendcnt Of Public Works, j. nnlng
ihe Champain Canal with Democratic laborera lhe IN
tention of the superintendent II Ia obvious ~ 10 scep
them employed Till election day. Particular pairs
seem to have taken TO select irish abofcrs VIM
have avowed an intention of voting for Blaine.
The state Committee has secured Speakers amer inc
Ohio election the fOllOwing General n: r. Ballhr, oi
Massacbusetts Alfred T. shaw of Ogdensburg senator
Hale of Maine General Powell Clayton OF ARKANSAS,
Emery A. storrs, Ex-Governor william NJ stone oi
Iowa, and George W. Carter. OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
ENTHUSIASM IN THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The Bankers and Brokers' Blaine and Logan

Ihc Bankers anu DTOkeTS "h' ''"e""
Club composed OF the better class OF members
OF the Stock Exchange. those who are not pro
verbal bears. and do not invite commercial
disaster for tho purpose OF depressing values Oh
stocks that they may benefit thereby daily adding TO
the already large roll OF membership The Executive
Committee view Of the already met with yes
terday invited partners OF bankers ana brokers' and
their clerks without regard to membership In the STOCK
Exchange send In their names II they desire 70 JOIN
the organization, making 1t condition that each appli-
cant shall actually voter IL was decided ihat theo
should be no initiation fee but that all contributions to
the campaign fund should be voluntary. The names
NAV be sent g. H. T. Coils, secretary OF the iD
No G New-st, to any OF tho members OF the cOm-
mtce ,,-
As election day approaches. and the membership of
the club daily increased by dozens there IL a more
enthusiastic feeling Republicans. Yesterday o.
Wheeler a member Of the Stock Exchange. went 10
Charles f. WoerislIoflcr OF the most aggressive
bears" IA well Of the lead n members OF the
Cleveland ana Hendricks club. and offered 10 WAGER
- 900 on Blares election Mr. WOershOier Is SAID to
have responded in sleepy sort Of way: veil no. not
DIS dav; spmr Older day. perhgs' Charles A. J0hnes.
another of the members OF the Stock EXCHANGE CleVeand
ana Hendricks club. asked few days ago how he
could be an independent Republican. He responded:
when I'VE stocks 20 sell then I'm Blaine man. nut
when I'm short then I'm "a Cleveland man"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04

"See here, are you Opaque NM 10 Z sA's
man ,o n p.r,en standing Ia frvnt OF suss"l, sus
mo, bl, VI II, I'm Donnesan' wss WV
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
THE PARTY OF OPPOSITION.
noRsuEIMER VS.. DORsHEJMER.

HOW his PEtsENT DENIALs ABOUT CLfVEiANDs S
TARIFF VIEWS CONFLICT WITH STATEMENTS
MADE LAST SPRING.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
THE HARRISBURG CONSPIRACY.

PROBABILITY THAT THE DEMOCRATS WILL NOT Al
LOW THE AADERsoN-HERpERT CASE TO BE
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The Postum Hunters.

Among the odd characters that visit the
Washington markets are the "'possum
hunters" of Maryland and Virginia. They
are generally coored men and perfect types
of the traditional cornfeld darkcy. A re-
porter of The REPUBLICAN met one of the
hunters yesterday evening in front of the
Center market His wool was long and
frowsy aud his clothing old aud patched.
1--WE cotch 'em in diffrunt ways, sah," no
said. "You can't git 'em in de daytime, but
on q gud moonlite mite, wild snow on do
groun', glory, mister, den deys thick as
Dominicker hens at feedin time"
The hunter also said that the old ante
bellum fashion of freeing" coons and pos
sums on moonlight nights is still in practice.
Every negro 'possum hunter keeps u pack Of
lank yellow or cur dogs, thoroughly educated
In the business and an old army muslSet.
With this outfit and sharp AK a luckless
coon or 'possums has very little chance for
escape. Old fashion gum traps, baited with
birds, are also used In some portions OF
Virginia and Maryland tho hunters are
numerous. Many of them capture young
'po,sums and raise them on corn in cages,
These are offered In the Washington markets
with the characteristic remark, dis one is
corn fed, sab, an joss as fat as q young shoat.n
1t is estimated that several hundreds Of
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For Pttsburg at 1Olb n. And 40 D. m. dayi g 10
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