New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
ovER-CONFIDENCE THE ONLY DA NIGER.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS AT NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
HEADQUARTERS.


ENCOURAGING REPORTS AT NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
HEADQUARTERS.
Messrs Jones, Fcssenden and Hobart received
the callers at the Republican headquarters who had bust
ness with the commits zee yesterday. number OF prom
inent Re ublcans dropped IN and talked over the
canvass the outlook The Vermont election ala not
draw forth much comment The Official returns had not
been received aud the decrease In the vote cannot he
determined IL the is comp eted 1t is understood
that he ratio equal near 30 hat The
result devoid of the least significance. The election
in Vermont viii have little effect upon the National
campaign The indications that The vote VIII ne IN
creased Ia November AT present. the Vermont election
scarcely draw attention from the real battle
/ ground in the West Interest clusters about Ohio.
member OF tne Democratic State Committee remarked
that the brewers Of New-York and vicinity had
raised large fund for the use OF the
| managers Of the Democratic campaign In ONO
The bulk the Democratic campaign literature Is being
shaped for effective in ONO. and no pains Will be
spared to make a desuerate and determined h-ht there
is likely now that the Democratic will have no
fur her use for the silly and obsolete charge that Mt
Blame was a Know-Nothug II Sc ms that Mr.. Cieyt-
land either voted the Know-Nothng ticket In 1850 or
voted the Republican ticket 1t IL not at all likely that
/ Mr. Cleveland ever cast a ballot for Abraham Lincoln
These remarks made by ltleman who Is fond OF
turning ty papers and has found rev interest
lug facts a D. on some old documents.
The terest Of the w0rngnen in the cnvass does not
nag. IL grows III Dicddln ana INTENSITY a L. hO4i''
chg rmin Of the Republic Nsto al Irish League said:
zee positive proofs of the friendly feeling Of the
wor!ingm or Blaine overy dar II is real AID cannot
be disguised or mistaken Las ni-ht addressed ward
meeting In the club wre sxt' four irish
I Democrats who will voc for Blaine. and
twenty i've j,rneO the club All OF Ines men
have been Dem and do not think one Of hem ever
81 for e Republican. They are determined TO do
what hey can Tor Bain.'
/ H. g. Burlc eh Of Nhltehal Washington County. sad
"Tne uatien IN North RI \ w-lorA = .1tIeme{ ID
eIs 70 o,er-toud cuce die 20 itloi take
IS for grant "a. The Il public OF lsse1 EN-
Washin stOB, and + ankiin Counties are unite
ANA en- nu-i4stic Blame ana o AN are pIpha d, a
~ N ,,,,,,t Nfr pio,,e Tho ,nd,,,c ii nj M, vctlcut
will edhcr nu force mere The number Of Independents
IN my p. ri OF TIE tai. more nor ess tan h.
numb OF kick ug aud dis,ati ned Republicans ourd at
ever election Ihcre are always y ~ "Igr- Del'
IA election but we 90 not hear IRON them ar rr e vie
I las b en- "a The rohbt on rty will develop no
more s,reug II than % had IN l~NO M"n are not ui-
posed 10 NOV ava votes on lHIH r a,i
lch MS 10 clanc' OF -ucces'. Genera
BG gr M not no GT n lie viii reeve the
vote of ON u uti-. eYclaud iemocr ls however
them here I am ell cIuauted wit local pol ic-
/ WI uev o. nd cf,cualy olgann d. "" re- gong 10
Ex->,n tor william wind IN. OF Mi nesota, sd1: e"
ntv, been iute 10 Ky Mo IN ans tor tn past SIX weeks
and had small OUpIrtunl TO eve i-t course q"
p0utIca, In my own -ttte the cdNa Il moving
GrnIb can wi j car Y tho lie by a majority l-reer
. than lA /. om mat learn C9cago ana De
p.biic,s al cause fo c0ugr uaton yer lrir bri Ian
prospect OF success DO Mr. see mAi Tyg{ ITIn
o. coIrse md hard work. too; but tn ne reward VIII
/ very certain all morn ys-l upon r toIl'11"
topics @. The DOuf, an. 'Le. take part il tie canvass
EFFECTIVE STATE COMMITTEE WORK.
MANY BLAINE AND LOGAN cLvBN-DtMocEAIs on
A"srIGL NT"-CoNIRBCTIoNS.
The Republican State Committee received
intelligence yesterday OF the formation Of large num-
Der Of Blaine ana Logan clubs. Work done early in July
by the committee is now having It's effect. In July.
$50 tie committee sent out hity-eght letters to the
chairman Of the various County Committees, suggesting
te formation of Garfield ana Arthur clubs THIS year.
,n july B. the committee 1000 such letters.
They were sent TO the chairen OF the Town Committees
"a. well AS To the chairmen of the County Committees
This minute sub-divon OF the work has caused the es
Enlistment OF hundreds OF campaign clubs. until as
/ stated yesterdays TRIBUNE. these clubs number
ooOO 1t should be stated that with each letter urging
the establishment Of clubs there was sent printed con
s.itutior for club. Provided with this machinery
/ Republican could easily organize club.
Information has 20 the Committee that the
Democratic leaders sending agents through this state
with do all IN their power 10 lessen the
Democratic d,content with CleveaDd's nomination.
nod OF decreasing the rebellion Is to make large
subscriptions Democratic newspapers that nave cri-
ci-ed the Cleveland and Hendricks ticket From many
counties there comes information that the Democrats
are on -, hunt the Of this state. They are
not spending money brass bands professions, fire
works or banners. They desire TO get votes directly.
This was Mr. Tdcn's method. ANA the Plan is inspired
undoubtedly by him. Republican writes from Shelter
Island: go Tie absence OF Cleveland and HehdHcAs
banners Is marked. IL Il believed by many that the
Democrats bave adopted an over the country still
hunt policy using their material in Other ways than In
banners"
Government employees are making voluntary contri-
buttons toward the campaign expenses OF the COM
mtioe A letter received yesterday from John
Cook a Treasury Department clerk. containing money
order for $40 Nj Cook ID his letter made a strong
reply TO George william Cmuss circular warning Gov
eminent empoye~ AGAINST insans con}riDuJons to me
o. ce order rlO To- aid Your committee IN The cam
pal.u work IN your state. am Pcnn-y iyanan, and
have also given The National Committee assistance
and am -ous To send SOME 10 ONO am = CIV, Sc
want Government and thl~ year am giving more
Larger IN rest. are at stake than ever before, and
more anxious 10 conserve them. George Nuiidm
Curtis caLuot persuade me not % 10 my dlf rasu
and led a company OF Union soldiers IN the Rebellion.
ana 10 would bee -ad falling away of the privileges 81
free not 10 be allowed to Contribute ana Voe t'T
our great Republican leaders. Rather than be deprived
OF THIS glorious privilege ! would reslg my POSITION
under tine Government
ovid, writes: kno" OF but one Golter and Wo4 non
be surprised n he h0ed tho bolt know several Dem
ocrats, solid, substantial aud intelligent men, VINO lG
first time declare they Will not support cleveland
seneca County Vent Republican III November"
James II. Pike secretary Of the fulton County Re
publican Committee, writes The indications now are
that Will show a handfome balance OF gains; -
sllas b. Dutcher ex superintendent OF Iuhc N9rAs'
and A.semblyman Frederick b. House returned nom
makg speeches to city aud country audiences. MI
butcher expressed the experience OF both when he sd;
The most noticeable thing about tins canvass l. me
willingness of The people 20 listen have made speeches
in Democratic localities with the same experience
Audiences composed chiefly OF Democrats listen cSml!
10 criticism of the nomination OF Cleveland ana lieu-
bricks Every meeting also IA crowded. / thiuk TIE
Republican party In excellent shape IN this state
Mr House said that M criticism ~ the course oi the
Governor on city bills aud concerning Hhern DAVIDSON
OF this city. had met with the most favor.
GEORGE A. HALSEY DECLINES TO RUN
The Republican convention Of the With Con-
rrcssonal III trct Of New-Iersey. comprising New, rk
and Essex County. assembled at the wlgwam IN East