New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
READY FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
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he would he good candidate for and now they are
dropping him. The fact s there Is nothing 10 L.
rs as Hcy p%ssS sS Of tho country he would be
mighty weak in spots The Repubncan campaign s''i 70
out gloriousy and will end successfully.
BLAINE CAN CARRY VIRGINIA BY 1o.ooo.
Frank :. Blair. o, Virginia said:
We shall not consent in Virginia to withdraw mns,G
member Of electoral ticket TO make place Tor any Oh
the The CsSasS not ;e a b pe
summed that 10000 voters will ground arms , 10
when ever po iHs espssy after
have been recognized the regular orsanzat,ion,
cordially ana there will be past, but all present In
all the local and future organizations they shai De Dioe
clearly with US but few leaders still keeping up
noise We can carry State for Blaine by 10000 ma
fled with Blaine and Logan. We paid our debt OF graft
tude President Arthur at Chicago and loon FORWARD W
equally pleasant relations VITA Presideht b'aihe'
NO COMBINATION COULD HAVE BEEN so srRoNG.
John W. Mason of West Virginia. said
The Republicans are enthusiastic for Blaine IN our
state as they have already shown in many ways he can
named. Logan ia second only TO Blaine III popularity
with our people. No combination could nave Deen hae
OF Bare and Logan There enough opposition TO the
Democratic party tho state to carry IT, and Il the opRc.
nbcans can carry the state The Congressional contest
Of 1882 furnishes the best approximation UI
about 500 in the lid District where was candidate
they had majority They carried The Ild ana YIN oS
about 5000 This is the best approximation of tho vote
OF the State that can be haa.
CLEAR MAJORITY IN FLORIDA.
Jesse d. Cole the member from Florida SAID
,f>sarsanzed US, that the Democrats carried tne
stseS-Swe are united at the present IIno' we WE
have a clear majority in the state n IL IT.
is looked after. brought out poe1 and counted Demo
Blaine and Logan received with great favor so tnee
may be different result.
ENCOURAGING WORDS EVERYWHERE.
Daniel j. Layton. of Delaware, said
Onr State has small Democratic majority But II Is
small State with conservative people IN it. who 90 not
readily S6ass snd hs5s 's r BaySd for President
blt II tbey could be left thcr real choce u WouId DC
rs nd SALISBURY machine was stronger than g
following for years, until II got mo quaTre anu sp'
into two factions One OF these factions by Joining with
Inc Bayard people gives the latter control OF the or
ganizatien but the real sentiment In the state against
r r Johnston. South Carolina-we have the votes In
sont6 Carolina TO give good Republican majority IN
der dew the sTe s LAW sscen
II every the state Is poei ana larry c1nleui
there there, Is H no o. q risstsa Dat 'A"' '00
Samuel Fessendon. OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T bs
cast her electoral vote for the Republican no no
opposition at NewHsven may ntnsy 90 esrSa
in tho movement we shall gain ten IRON the protec'Ve
| tariff Democrats. CO.. our ,ivos
$4,000 Republican majority. Blaine Is much stronger
than the party our large foreign population beng friendly
TO him. We are good iOf 4V,oOO WSOliv io' D"ii0 "
Ex-senator Rollins, New Hanpshire-we shall elect the
ticket reception With the people Is sufficient lhdca
lion of that fact The Democrats are badly al sea as to
candidate But that is their woost trouble Ihey are
reSson why thcy are turning 10 Tden again They hope
in his selection avoid the tariff issue snd return " 'he
Horace A. jerks, Of Rhode Island" We shall give our
four electoral to Blaine and Logan we gave then
and we only Wish more We are not to be blamed
because we are small and can't crow s,,oa,. v,, 70
/ - ~ Kpn upEV Vt
| dnce the Democratic majority in Kentucky matersny
through the nomination Of Blaine ana logan II may sQ t
ike ncton but stranger things have bappened IMAM
that the Republicans should carry keDtnCKy We sHa
certainly he able increase our representation IN CON
rass and send delegates who will support Mr. Blaine In
hi. foreign policy OF giving tho Unlted ol"Ues ulei
eeaS 5 s9P bgst T Apno2aT have been spending
| time in New-Eugland. The feeling there Is growing
mrwS6spsrs M in MASSACHUSETTS, Vermont and New
Hampshire. They have mostly taken 6oson bapG it
those states. and have had only the sorehead noSrs
side Of action at Chicago The people III ne country
districts disguised with the Boston papers sAu
General Powell Clayton, Arkausas-Inere Is no pros
pcct of the Republicans carrying ArKthsas 'm,S we
ony 5on1bern state We should set out TO carry every
Norther state amt do it, IA we can The II we PICK up
southern state or two-west Virginia, Virginia, Florida
| or North CarOliua-we shall be so much alcau. /.
should taxi all day that snail elect the Republican
tIcket That is all there is TO be sad IL S enough ~
| saw The ticket grows stronger every DAY. NhOn WIN
the Democrats nominated That is wholly specu,atvee
| Nominating Cleveland if we had not shown that we
regard hin as their weak candidate. They are guided
desire as Judged from expressions Of Republican, over
the country Just they all engaged M the de-
fsvorjte Really il is a matter of little consequence
| whom they nominate The campaign will DO fought on
F Il Van nN Horn 5Y 2issduTWo snail the Re
publican representation IN Congress IRON our 0tTSe i 5
cut into the democratic maority e1ou aY t, g ~
pibCans thoroughly enthusiastic anu Iul OF tAt
! working spirit The feeling of enthusiasm Is sreadIns
all through the state and will have great influence III
| bringing out q fun vote in November
whelmngy Democratic there prospect that The
majority wild be greatly Diminished this year Blaine
| Young white men of the South, who nave mostly peen
Democrats with great power, and numbers OF them VIII
Florida are the southern states which the Republicans
should make contest and in which they have some show
of success think with properly directed effort they
may carry all OF those states. We may send up few
Republican Congressman from Texas 49,
Senator DOph, OF OTegon-I can only repeat what mas
already been sadthst Mr. Baines nomination has made
certain victory ON the Pacific Coast al the nee eeG,ofa
at Washington, the outlook IN the country
promising, and the election of the ticket assured
EI Senator John B. Henderson, OF Missouri There can
be installing the popular ssnaent Tor ta i kepnG
ticket has found favor LII the hearts OF the people
and by them will be elected
LOUISIANA NEEDS THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
General Frank Morey, of Louisiana. expressed the
following views:
1t is too early yet TO judge ntellgeny what results
will he produced in Louisiana and Mississippi but OF one
thing thoroughly satisfied ana that Is hat the he
publican party OF the FIGURE In the Cur states WI he
}
The Republican party of the past Heretofore the party
being composed mainly OF tho coOred people together
with. few stanoh Union men, and the Northern men,
principally ex Union soldiers represented to the southern
| innd the party OF the conquerors In civil strife
That sentiment and tho fear OF negro domination, were
sufficient to practically soldly the white yOte-a poit.
cal condition which is apparent to every student OF
political history abnormal. the present movement iii
The interest of the and Logan ticket has for its
moving force the conviction in the minds Of thoughtful
| business men that the supremacy OF the Republican
party in National affairs is essential TO the protection OF
| the sugar and rice interests Of Louisiana, ON the
| ~ xgh1n n
| PROSPERITY Of the commercial interests OF the
| South As evidence OF the silent but powerful
revolution public opinion, refer yOu to the character
! OF the WHO are heading the movement Colonel
John NJ S2ndge who is the president OF the Central Re
publican Blaine and Logan Club in NewOreans, Is a
member of the Cotton Exchange. He was the last Mem
Der of Congress from my district prior 10 the war lie
has never voted the Republican ticket He aud his fol
lowers convinced that the commercial and manu1lc-
turing interests OF the South Will be ostered by the Re