New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
xv,vvonK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY JULY 80 1884,
tho country" Tho portraits of Clay and rrclnshuyScn
NEWS FROM TIE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
CHEAT DEMAND ron DOCUMENTS, Hottie
IRISH MEETING,

A GREAT DEMAND ron DOCUMENTS, ErC.-TuE
IRISH MEETING.
Chairman Jones and Secretary Fcsscndon
wcro kept busy No Republican National liondqunrterl
yesterday Thoy had largo number OF callers ana
trnnsnctod considerable executive business. Tho de-
mand for documents Il cnornouI Notwithstanding the
supply OF political roadlng matter furnished by the news
papers Every mail brings hundreds Of calls FOR Inc
official lleratnrc; cerlo IN tho document room nave
been Kept hard at work since Monday, mailing ANA cK-
pressing the little Document No wcll "a ncWspapes
The committees has decided 10 issue about 1000 GOD
copies OF Document NO /. II "a expected that state
Committees viii supplement this work With NJ least
1000 900 copies II Is roughly estimated mt Head
quarters that Mr. Blalnes letter OF acceptance ms
been already circulated through the newspapers TO e
extent Of 100000 copies. There large force OF
clerks still engaged in sending out circulars inviting con-
trlbuons. Tho responses have begun to come In ana
are favorable. It Is thought that the 1rst OF
the month viii bring largo numbers OF re-
mlttance5 from persons occupying positions
who iccl inclined to aid I'm the work OF tie campaign
Chairman Jonc, has taken up hs idonco at the Oriental
Hotel. Manhattan Beach and goes down every evening.
4 r. Ford Of The Irih WORTH; Captain T. O'Mcaeh r
Condor. the Rev. GEORGE W. Pepper, OF Wooster, ONO
Juge John Brennan Of sioux Citv, iowa T. Barry, OF
Chicago and M Rowe pr mt o. The IRISH Ind pom
dcnt- He'd on MrJoues in the afternoon The IrhIad'
pcudoas congratulated ON he succ - OF ti'rmee
n.anlt nc upon thc'rcGrts. Mr. Pepper
Of bl. imprc sions about the political campagn said me
believed Blaine and Logan would be elected 'y popular
uprising. judge Brennan expressed tgc opinion mat
NcNIork city might bee carried for Blaine ana ilai me
state 20 east it- electoral vote Tor thc hcpu0u
can tic1et-an opinion shared by SIR Barry
Ex-Governor HOY Of Philadelphia, said TO IKIhlhE
reporter yesterday: There t. no Use OF kteluE lA.4
Headquarters open any Ongr Tie matter rs sctitd
Banners and pqraIcs and spcech", amt documents
vii not affect hr result n is settled nov. VT Blame
g. dcmons trlted 10 hc The popular choice. and Viii te
elected by the popular VIII
The following were among Yesterday callers *
Governor "Hiek' OErShy ot Illinois, IL publican C'hl
d1tc for Governor; Gcusr Green T. i,duu, az wash
InrtOu A. \ & HtOTi1, cXNiu5 err to Ter
man john Farrell, late United States Consul ~ Bus-
toll, England; Gilbert a. Halves, cN-Sprakcr John W.
Hal, OF Wilmautic, 60 H.: Congressman William Wal
Phelps cX-S pcdker GaluSha A. CROW OF Penn7yVa
MIA; Asscmhlynm Edward II. Hobbs, OF BrootlHn;
Railroad Commissioner ". II. Hayward, Of CONNECTICUT
state natDr l.. Day of Conn .ccI, senator ScOHrld
n Connect NJ
The Blaine and Logan campaign club of NoirsJoWn y
J raised large banner with the portraits OF the Repu
lcan candidates for President and Vice President and the
coat Of arms of New-cr9cy. The Republicans are united
aud enthusiastic aud entirely free from "kickers wash
iugtOu Hall has been hred permanent headquarters
for the campaign and h being appropriately nttcu up Tor
the Of the cub, which already numbers nearly 200
members Clcycdnds nomination has crraiet 80 htile
enthusiasm that it said the Democrats are hunting Tor
al