New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
NEWS AT NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.

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Yesterday was busy day at the headquarters OF inc
Republican National Committee. There were ho' '
callers from abroad. but the visitors register ~ ~
ssption room showed that a largo NUMBER VI P0
who live in this city and Brooklyn had been III
the course Of the day Half hundred railroad maps Vi
xarus sizes were placed the walls OF the large roo
an the second floor which is used by Nneo
and the newspaper men, These maps arc for the con
xeneuce of speakers who to he dispatched IRON he
headquarters TO engage in the canvass The selection
ofsneakers and the labor involved in arranging APP
ntments for them require great deal of the time OF
one member of the committee.
The morning mails brought the committee an inter-
estine budget of campaign news st Paul cofre-
spondent rays of the scandinavian voters About one
fifth of the people Of Minnesota are OF ScandhaNan
descent They have always been firm supporters ana
advocates of Republican principles. This year IL Is
,,,uored that the Democrats have been tanperng WIN
them and that large numbers of the ScandnaVahs WI
vote for Cleveland am happy to assure YOU hat this
rumor il without adequate foundation In isct Inhk
Democratic fabricati m, advanced LOT tne pu,P9o
.f making show of ST ength. There Is no real de-
lection There may he hundred persons IN the state
who will bolt Blaine. but where there Is one deserter
from the Republican rants can point TO ana name
three Democratic boilers. a.,
The Secretary of the Campaign Committee in Mlwau-
Eee Wisconsin writes IN encouraging strain lhe
work of organization is beng rapidly pushed large
force AT headquarters is required to handle the CORE
be unusually active and that Will result IN hepuon-
can victory We expect TO carry the state anu gam
some congressman In the lat District II me Son sc,
yressinpal Convention which has been called Tor sep
ipmhrf / makes wise nomination, the chances are
that the nominee will he elected There u a kepuph.
,enswakening there aud all over the state Tor thht
matter We have reason 90 look Tot large accession
ttsif da,nn letters were received from Michigan
Tbe wfileH ~ had kind word for tho gentlemen v no
o,r,noss tho Aata ticket which put 10 nomination
by the Republican convention at Detroit gu Neun ''
day said correspondent WI" hlpd ephAP'uuun",
Gathering like a. When Russell A. Algfi was hahru
mated, The convention could do nothing else no
greatest harmony prevailed The Republicans afe gong
Into the tight Ia magnificent tim hlalhes 4'al2ln2
will be something astonishingly large tthei" ABoi
brings great strength 10 the ticket lie 10 q eleh'
favorile with the soldiers and his name on inc Slale
ticket will enable us 20 carry several Congressional dis
triots which we lost two years ago General Alger is
the mau the Democrats are most afraid oi ana they
know that he will sweep the State with an enthusiasm
such as h as not been known for years"
John r. Lynch OF Mississippi called at the head
quarters at noon on bis way to the depot lie SAID
have been over in Pennsylvania. There Il no mis-
taxing the sentiment there One may read as he runs
Ii is all for Blaine. | find that there Is a certain
warmth of feeling for him because of the fact OF his
having been born in Pennsylvania But aside IRON
that pleasant bit of sentiment, lac is strong The Repu6-
lean party is strong am going home to engage IN
the canvass. This the cCepted time for labor IN
The South / can say to you that it is mistake to
sneak of the Solid SOUTH 1t is no longer reliable
political unit The old feeling of prejudice which
better order of tbinc will be observed In the South
soon The Republicans should make vigorous exer-
fnn 10 carry all the Southern States which they nave
majority Louisiana ought TO give Blame ZOOoO
majority. My state should be worked INTO the
Republican column. The people want the tariff dis
cussed Diversified industries are sprngng upin the
South The WOOL lumber and sugar interests are con
siderable. THESE interests demand protection me
people want to be enlightened on the tarin question
Prove to them the position of the Republican party
show that their interests are with II ana the Soma SOuth
will be dissolved, and forever"
AYpop he cal ersO q General Is.
Williams Indiana; Logan H. Roots, Arkansas; Cen
eral n. p Banks. Massachusetts; Collector robertson
j. X. Lynch, Mississippi; General Frank Morey,
louisiana w. w. Grape, Massachusetts, and ex-Goy-
ernor Richard Mccormick
branch Office in The ad In I a. me FeS
Thch hayr been put a us py Rcbard
Mccormick, assisted by Clinton Rice.
GERMAN EN- THUSIASM FOR BLAINE.
Those who believe in German antpathy to the Repub-
can candidates should have been present at the meet
inc of the Tenth Ward Blaine and Logan Club last
nlgbt The proceedings were in German and the
greatest interest and enthusiasm were displayed
Jacob Ripp presented the club with 500 for banner
and q committee was appointed to attend TO its cree
ton and 10 be a general campaign committee. Chair
men for each election district were appointed and they
were made captains of the tWenty-seyen districts ioT
organization and parades. Alter L." nl0inal
speeches the meeting adjourned Inc OIcets q lhe
Association Charles Dlckman. president Jacoo
Kim aud Friedrich Never vlce-presldents; MoriU ana
Rudolph Fuchs, corresponding and recording secre-
tarios and Fritz Setzkom, treasurer.
The German Republican Central Committee met last
evening at No 291 Bowery. -Four hundred delegates
answered the roll call from the fifteen Assembly DIS
tricts. representing q membership OF 2SOO. Morris
Fredsam the president, read letters announcing the
progress of organization in every part OF the city ny
the Germans in behalf Of Blaine and Logan. A com
nittee OF five appointed to make arrangements ior
ratification meeting at early date, m which the
German Veteran soldiers Blaine and Logan Campaign
club has promised cooperation. General Mark ana
several other speakers addressed the meeting.
REPUBLICANS UNITED IN OSWEGO.
OswEGO. Aug. 1i.-The result of the district
conventions Id in this county YESTERDAY show the har
monv existing IN the ranks In neither district there
the slightest exhibition of factions. The LIST District is
composed Of towns and eight wards. and for years
there had been bit fqht every caucus and cnnveu-
ton between the two fciOns I'm the party Republicans
are now united At the cauonsc5 he'd IN he several
wards Monday evening The delegates TO the District
Convention were nearly an elected Oy acclaim At on, aud
oil were favorable to the rem imitation IT n. W. Nuttng
IN the Gld District the sito Of AFFAIR." existed Mr.