New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
NEWS ATNATIoNAL HEADQUARTERS.

vopv1<cNrN AND sCANDINAVIANs FOR blaine
OUTLOOK IN THE WEST AND NoRIliWEsi'
Secretary Chandler and Postmaster General Gre7h"'
called at National Republican headquarters EoS'o''
and were I'm conference with the committee ioi ''
bours The Cabinet officers arc heartily III sl''p'"9
with the committee and are participating III Tue cam
pairn work. General Gresham Will take 'io stump
in Ohio and Indiana in few days. 80,
4 delegation from a large manufacturing eS'apiSn-
mont called at the headquarters and announced that
they had formed Blaine and Logan club Of COO mem
hers There are $50 men employed in the factory ana
600 of them will support Blaine.
Letters from the West and Northwest say tha' inc
Scandinavians are enthusiastic for Blame ana VIII
LOYALTY support the ticket. At a meeting IN chicago
one thousand Scandinavians Endorsed Blame an"
Logan IN the following resolutions " Resolved, thai
we pledge 20 the Republican party and its worthy
.audard hearers our ioyal and enthusiastic support
and that we here pledge ourselves To Wo' nara from
now until the close of the polls on election dN IN every
honorable way 10 encourage and promote the interests
of the Republican party and lts tickets Nl',G ", r
National aud thereby help 10 achieve grand victory
for morality, protection and evil religious an" lo"'
liberty ,..
some of Them inclosing money have been received.
. Ia Congress .man Burrows, of Michigan, sald Inc
Democrats will make a determined ef"rt to carry
Michigan bat they will be met at every point ana oe-
fcated Fusion will be of no avail. lle RePuphcah'
are going into the fight TO win. Michigan has been
longing for Blaine for years and she Will not iul to
give HIM her electoral vote -
General Cyrus Busscy was among the callers lie
has recently travelled through the West and Northwest
and has moved in political circles, IN the States when
he visited " ] find no Independents IN the e't ne
said and may that they are pretty dlihcuIt 10
lind here in the East except III some OF the newspapers
In Minnesota ana Iowa there will be a large vote
polled and the Republican majority will be CORE
spondingv large In Iowa the opposition Will he Jus
of enough importance thoroughly to arouse the kepno
LEANS, and to bring out full vote. The iuslon III
Iowa Is not satisfactory The Greenbackcrs think they
have the worst of the bargain and theylare not inclined
to consider il binding | think the Republican MAJORITY
will be very slightly affected by the fusion II indeed II
is Affected al all | looked over the situation thor
ouchlv in Ohio | made speech at Youngstown, IN
Garhed's old district. Mr. Blaine is as popular there
as General Garfield himself They told me there
that the political tide was all one way. and that Their
only fear was that people might take victory lor
granted and not think il necessary 10 60 TO the PoII'
They don't know what an independent Is there, ana
] did not hear of a man who talked Of boiling the Ike
publican ticket One hundred Democrats IN l0uh9S-
town have siaucd call for the organization OF he-
publican club. heard of Democrats who Wo"Id sup
port Blaine IN all the Ohio towns which visited. 80
lar a, could learn by personal inquiry the German
Republicans viii support Mr.. Blaine. They kno" me
Is man who would not interfere vita their personal
liberties and they like bis Americarsm and PATRIOTISM