New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
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THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
REASONS FOR GROWING CONFIDENCE.
AcCEssIONs OF INDEPENDENT DEMoCRATs-TALKs
WITH OBSERVING MIN.

ACCEssIONs OF INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS s-TALKs
WITH OBSERVING MIN.
The occurrences of the last two days have
done much to impress the Republican leader, with tao
strength and magnitude OF the revolt of the Democratic
worungneu against Cleveland A number OF deegi-
tons and committees representing Labor or.alzat!Oni
have called upon the committee and sisa.hed that
their desire 20 be enro ed among the supporters Of
Blaine aud Logan. Three cubs Of lndeI pendent Dem
ocrats gave notice yesterday that they would support
Blaine club OF Independent Democratic business mer
been formed IN or the Assembly Districts or The
east side. II Is political Organzton but will lie
clare Tor Blaine and Logan. have 800 men IN ~
employ" SAID a wc.l-known manufacturer % TRIBUNE
reporter Yesterday and they VIII vote the RepuOicar
ticket, with q very few exceptions Their support VA
never Syen to the Republican party before, a.d ihI
y0teowAi swell tie percentage OF Republican gains An
told by busnes, who employ large numbers of men
that their employees majority OF instance,
opposed 70 Cleveland, aud arc outspoken IN their At
tachment 10 the Republican candidate.
Ex-Governor stone. OF Iowa. ,aiI. Buffers letter Il
smooth, well written, plausible document but Repath-
nothing to fear from II from hm. t Is h'
dissatisfied and outraged Democratic wOrkngmen wht
viii support him. Republican iaborers, for they have
no grievances The Republican party has been the Gaze
fu OF the best Interests OF the laborins
classes and they very generally To know IT,
What about the feeling IN New-York and BrOOklynl"
"Wcn. 1t Is marvellous have made number OF species
and such enthusiasm there Is Tor Blaine never saw
DISPLAYED for any other candidate. There Is no place 10
the East where the young men OF the Republican pdfJ
thoroughly aroused OT where they show more
determined -pirit to prosecute vigorous campaign thar
IL Brooklyn
A Sew Jersey Republican said yesterday: Buffers
gives the state OF New-Jersey To the Republicans"
General john McNeil, OF ST. Louis. said: Like Col0nel
election were take place the first week m Septemoer
New-iork would gise Blaine great majority. II Ger,
taihly looks no" a. thousn every NoilHein 9'o "Da
give majority FOR Blame. see no reason Why thcia
should be any siderable change Blaine grows on no
people. lie will have large vote an Missouri, and tls
State will be Republican years. II many Of tho
people restrained by interest and fear tue Dehi-
0cratic majority about 30 600 could DE OrercOuc IN
very short time The bhghtiug influence ~ tue Bpur9ons
l. stll felt. But have great hopes ot Missouri Eu-
gratIou will help the Republican party there The oeso
cheap land the world lies With ID the Oouudare, OF Mis-
souri,. aud It l. being peoplcd with RepaDlcans.
The movement among tAc lanoflng class "hl'
remarkable feature OF The campaign 10 the last
easily di~cernible In the West. Inc wurAngmtn OF
IRISH descent IN the cities ~ Ms-OI opposed -
upon a. a negative quantity m Missouri. aui the Dem.
ocras unable to excite an interest IN him. and Ieei
little or none themselves.
Great numbers dcfectl0us from the Democratic party
| are reported. william A. kearuey, prominent Drtn-
Ocratc lawyer Of LOganspOrt, writes 10 The Democratic
! Central Committee: cannot support Nc Cleveland,
representing he does free trade or English ee-
meut- OF both parties. blind myself 10 the iaoo
busy hive Of Industry that 10 L. caUNot cou-rut % tno
accomplishment Of free trade and tne consequent dc.
structl0n OF industries. shall join the RANKS or
James q. Blaine. Ia such "A mantle champion ot tne
people the aud Idol OF the voting masses the tnau
VINO In point statesmanshp tower, above - OPT on
a. giant towers above "A plSny-l cdh rest IAo
I safety and We fare OF my country
! Among the callers Yesterday were: General John
Mcneil, the Rcy Or. McIyane Of iowa; l. H. Mitchell,
! OF Wa-Aiu gtOu, D. G. aud the Hon William A. fles
| OF Missouri