New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
TALK At NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.
MANY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORTS IRON
EVERY DIRECTION.


EVERY DIRECTION.
Visitors at National Republican Headquarters
Yesterday were numerous Among Olhcls were
fecret1rv Gresham Senator Eugene Hale, Gcneral
we'll senator FRYE ex-ContToller of the Treasury
John j. Knox, Richard A. Elmer, Dr. Swlnbourn,
ex-Mayor OF Albany General n 7; banks HcneIai
flames A. Hall. General James K. . Belrne, AleHan-
der sullivan, Judge John Brennan, OF Iowa; ex-
Governor w. VI. Stone, of Iowa; Colonel George
W. Hooker Of Vermont cx-Congressinan J0rgen-
sen of Virginia ex-senator Patterson, OF North
Carolina; Congressman McComas, Of NaIylanG
". ii. Schooley, ex-SccIctary of state Drury Me
Reports from every direction, by word of mouth
aud hv letter. are Of the most favorable charactcT
The OHIO election has closed the doors Of the West
and Northwest 20 the Democracy, transferred their
hone 10 the East. which Is equally hopeless for
them and left the election Of Blaine ana Logan a
certainty. VOID IS received from lndlana that the
Uemocrlts contemplate an invasion of that state
snch as they projected into Ohio. but that II Will
result in similar saSter. letter from Minnesota
says that the Protective Tarlit question has hern
pushed to the front there, and has been making
vote steadily in the farming communities. Tue
Minnesota Committee has issued the following ad-
ui'''' ST. PAUL, Oct. lG, ISL
IT, ne Republican Voters II Ninnesott:
The splendid victory IN Onio cxceIing IN magnitude
and Significance highest hopes inspires the kcpuh
cans of the Nation with renewed confidence IN an over
That Mmncsota vii exceed rather than fall short Of her
promised 10000 Republican majority for the electoral
send Minnesota 10 the front the banner Republica
state OF tho solid North and We have prospect Of doing
This If We roll up pledge ed m rity lU even more
important duty lies before Us That duty is 10 return
solid Republican delegation TO Congress from the state
OF Minnesota From the gains already made IN Maine,
Ohio and elsewhere The Republic ans OF the country are
encouraged hope that they can rescue the National
House of Representatives from Democratic control In al
fle CLOSE and doHhf districts they are strainug every
nerve 10 accomplish This result II is alimpOrtant for
the success of President Banc's administration that he
be sustained 10y Republican Congress. II would be
should she permit single Democratic Representative to
De sent Washington from within her limits! Our five
men the equals say the least in character and capac
its Tor usefulness. Of their Democratic opponents They
tested choice Of the party in their several districts They
euimcnty entitled 10 amriy support II should be
Republican yoterto surrender personal preference and
personal feeling in view OF the weghty issues involved
joins Esrr. HENRY A. CASTLE.
secretary. Chairman state Central Com.
Colonel George W Hooker said 10 TRIBUNE re-
porter Yesterday that he was lust from Vermont
where there had been slight furry OF snow. Z" the
beginning of the big storm that Will snow Grover
Ex-CongTe>sinan JOrgenScn said: Old Virginia
ought 10 be a more reliable Republican State than
Massachusetts. What il really will do l cannot
saw l know only what it ought TO do"
General Banks, who has been speaking in Con-
necticut and New Jersey, ana who left the city
yesterday morning for series of meetings III this
State said hey tell me IN Connecticut that the
State is good for 5000 for Blame and Logan
at the minimum. That is also nv own judgment.
than in Connecticut. II begins 10 look though
New-York might give ms 10 GOO. The Cleveland
canvass is in a state of collapse from which moth
,ng can rally it, The labor vote has left him. The
Jrsn vote has left him. The Independent vote
has nearly all run home. The Prohibition vote
promises TO he light. There isn't peg for him TO
hang on. William ~. Bamum was nearer right
Than he thought when he predicted some time ago
that the election would not be close, but a land
slide lie did not, however, anticipate the land
slide In our direction"
Ex-Secretary of State Drury Melone, of Califor-
MIA said that his State was as for Blaine
Maine and continued Mr.. Blalnes visit to the
eope has never been forgotten and never will be.
His attitude on the railroad and Chinese restriction
questions was especially gratifying TO the Pacific
slope. We have no question that he Will carry
every Pacific State and be elected as WELL
Secretary Gresham said that he regarded Indiana
M certain 10 follow OhlOs example aud that he was
certain nothing could now prevent Mr.. Blanes
elsStipp. s.,., , n
been speaking with ex-Leutenant Governor Hos
kins In OnOndaga County, reports the feeling
through New-York State as intensely favorable TO
DI. Blaine.
I Ex-Governor Stone, who has also been speaking
Through New-York, says he is confident that Mr..
j sine's majority outside of New-lofk aud Kings
Counties will reach 10000 10 JOG, 000-so large
shst the city maoritlcs for Cleveland will not be.
4 n 10 reach It,.
The charge In The Neu York Times Of Sunday.
vmsuatins from General" Parsons Of Baltimore,
4 lat General Butler wac IN the pay Of the Rcpub.
li,sn National Committee, was scarcely deemed
worthy Of comment or talk about headquarters.
1uuuirv NJ "a Parsons elected the statement that
10 MAS doctor, ~ baltimore, aud had offered 10