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New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Net earnings for 9 mo. ss5ils5 sso7s
rrnopEAN rINAVrINL MARKErR

fovnoF Oct 9n-i221 % tn.-ronsps lp1H-l8 Tor nphsy
end 100 u 10 for the account unur s1'rs Fn Per snt
Hunis 25 p dn Fpnf ant iialt = 'en' Nonis ~ e
Atlantic anh GREAT Western ~ a. Nnltsagr Trustees Crf-
thrates l2 e. DO serunh MUftrase. Etie p 10 Se,'
oni' 'Un.nls 53fs New orb uniia 'S lnnWs trntia
ilps, Ipnnsvivania 59i Reading u = ,anahisn fsrhei
s1is - VAN uutnisn ~ .. a..
unu'p ihter ppf tent nenps ~ II Tar"s ="
ppuiinipa The arpnunt
ip anb ~ tnaanh has ahf e ~ t' tate ~ Wsfnnn''rw
tpf cent tn tri cont ., A..
u Atlantic anh ilipai Nps'e'n fits' Nn''sten lirs
atflnpatps 1iis Ifla. i1i Hr second ensHs 9lt
Nrs tHk teaIisl ss, tahsli4, fsr.hp tes ~ fs.'
tneininh 10
is bnbA y ihe h'ah ei Hsrhi hss Increased aa,"s 'hs
past HEub 3fi- mn 80
hn pfepa ~ the hanb af haianh fesesse 20 lei,si
wbiGh sst 90 la pcs peh 10 hnw "a lliu 20.
cent
fARs GOT an The weseY siaiemfnt ~ tho bans ~
Fran 81 ahlnuuu francs Va giii snl ss
innlt sso 0i 81 50n lIaais ia siIFoi
80 n mar siiytr Is anOiel AZ 10 VI per ounse
assn D. m-PsHs sFlees quote Three Ter eh' trh,esse
y francs gga Centimes fpf The attni ahd tAthAhso w
London at % francs 2GA2 Dentimes fuT checks
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31

There was no business in state bonds and the quota
tons do not reveal any features city bank stocks
were without sales, aud The quotations were irregular
Railway bonds wcro unusually duh and generally ruled
weak despite the better temper Og the share speculation
Erie second con-ols however with small sales rose from
tob21 West Shore aud buffalo first S. after nuc
naiions between ~ and II, closed unchanged nj Al
Cona of New lcr.cy cousos were y lower oo9 can
ala southern ast - were oil 3 at bdlo. Metropolitan
Elevated trsts were easier ~ 1914 East Tennessee,
Virginia aud GcoIs cousol - wcrr up per cent Al
Missouri Pacific cunsul Is rod ht o2dHi v. Ncw.Nors
central extended SO sold M ioigd loiA " Paul nrss
southern Minnesota div Ni0u.wtrr on - ofand htstH'
Pacific aud Mestcru div .ou were down y ~ bJ'2 br
lugton aud Quincy dcbruufc - were better ~ Vot
1cKas aud Fa,ilc liH. hin Grandc division Mv,nva y
~ II and Northern raoiuc nrss were easier NJ lol ""
lOl7e. -, -.
The sub.TrcasIry statement today shows gam OF,
balance OF II IOl j-l made up 10y currency sam y!
*l7I7,5s less coin loss of sJi6oo7 hut lifg' part
IA. currency gain undoubtedly Is du. to receipts nom
a. u 900 o tho coin loss II nrcan,e o .no
retirement OF that OF gold ctrtibcatcs Inc uay
operations covered: Receipts, f2'Jzpcss pay mehts
II 33l ,30l. currency balance, slls'-,iVo com o"i
ancc. sl3O,2O-,clO. ,,.,,. .,o.
Money al the stock Exchange worked little harder
and rates for call to per cent but tue closing
was / laa2 per cent , - ,.,.,.s
The Clearing House statement today was as iolo"s'
Exchanges, S7O4e7, ,795 balances, s3s6l 3os
The United states Treasury At Washington tsday re-
ceived Sili,oo0 In National bank notes iof reaepuon
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRAy'fs,D oct 30 1 81 l..
GRAIN AND PRODTCE MIRKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.

NEw-YORK. oct 80.
The grain markets to-day were almost at
standst Neither the from abroad nor the feeble
stir In the Chicago markets was sufficient character
influence traders here The result was an excessively
duh speculation with trivial huctuatlon in prices All
the wheat options ended unchanged after drop OF &
cent sI5 -6l2 s9s and 9Os cents respectively for No
vember December. January and February trivial gam
was recorded for the advances shown being for
October at j34 y for November at 327s, and L Tor
January at 4~ls December options closed uI-
changed at jO4 and February al - cents.
The oats market neglected. November options fal-
ing to 324 and December closing unchanged at 32 y
cents.
AT the four principal seahoard ports the arrivals or
grain were: Wheat 2l5.9lJ corn, lOO,J9o oats, TO-
II total grain 437 6s3 bushels -four 23}27 barrels
The receipts Chicago, Milwaukee and - Louis were
Wheat. 262 $50 corn, l3O939; oats, 1870; total
crain 572, 739 bushels loar. 2s,765 barrels
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31

T. -teuharIt sill, manufactures oi "" 900 "c'' f''''-
st who sad 81 am pretty certain that only two 81 our
VI r.cr will vote the Republican ticket letter has
lt received ~ Tul TRIBUNE office signed by Charles
-.nv-es.r foreman. aud Emil Bo-sert T. Buser NJ Ben
ii ..r n Noutaudnn frltz lurlrr Gr",sc + III ~ H..
f.'-f A ecAieimann Charles Scimgruber. Jacob Wa9
u,r t. d. Rarft. c. steiner Andrew Kelly C. Pc5eh' =
p,rr.u Nl.am FARRELL Adam GciD, J.. -charer H
F,elcr f. Wu.icr. Henry Beg~ch, 4 Huinnc4, l. ~
-i,. ,.luam Woke. Jonas Weber, August Sunrf1Dg!'
pr.,iu all w0r6ucu In the employ OF
III -,einh.r IN which they say after speaking ~ u.
..a-.,,.r, N ~, W0rId: As workiugmcn We cannot
r.r,,ff such statement 10 20 uncoutiadcitd j. J."
ttenhnrdt ad no authority Irou H- To MAX, c d-tal'
,,f ,rd besides the fact IS otherwise We hope no
,y,rtugnau would be foolish enough 70 vote lhr Dc"
c.i- tlckri-a ticket nominated on te platform oi rec
'llr and starvation 10 worSIuguru Inc hcpup4I'''h
,I,ffrfu Protection Ca American products ana Ropr
rers our aupr1ya induces "a &" Y"te ana Work 70
secure "a triumphant victory Tor Blaine ami L"s"u
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
nrNorycrvG RFEcHFR RoUNDLY.

A meeting of Brooklyn citizens OF scandIna-
,ta descent held Wednesday evening in Music Hail. was
attended by fuly persons, IN spite Of the he'S ran"
fll iuc women being In the audience II wa, called 70
orcr 10y r. O indcr pre- ,idru, of the Swedish hepu'"
can Club of Kings County and Dr. Ludwig ITaheh7 was
chosen tn preside After hgcf addresses py Dt A''V.'
auA Corporal Tanner who aroused much ehthlSt'u ".
" Goodrich, the wei. known lawyer. SPOKE 4e 'o'en|
denounced Henry Ward Bceohcr ror MS attack Oh An''4
can morality and was thrrrcd heartily
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31

u. l.. Anderson, manager OF John ana
makers Philadelphia store was feiowpasSehser "''h
Bishop Henry NJ Warren of the Methodist Lpiscopai
church Oh the train T. Jersey city yesterday. ehd De
" Bf.hop Warren, in conversation thi- morning sAd y
me In ms judgement tho welfare oi tins Whoe county
~ tnis time depends Oh the election OF James g. bAo
rd General logan to Simiu,trate thc Affairs ol tAs
nycruLent'" Bishop has presided over FIX all
nual conferences IN the last six Weeks
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
HOLDING THE HOGS BACK.
THE CHICAGO sToCK-YARDs COMMISSION MEN DON'T
WANT THEM.

iBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIDuNE.l
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-Prvileges on wheat last
night sold only 4 away from the market making
the spread only 10 cent II said that 1000 dis
patches were the country last night and the
night before by the stock yars commission men, advis-
ing the holding back hogs only head were IN the
pens this morning whereas the packers expected nearly
OO0Ohead. The break in the price Of live hogs was 80
sharp Yesterday that the commission men became
alarmed The old war between the packers ana hog
raisers will soon be ION a-an.
At 2:3O D. M. the market closed az the following
figures December wheat G3s.; November corn, l2-sc
year corn 39sc: December oats, 2oec; January porx
Sll 47Ia January lard, - %.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
ECHOES OF TIE BUSINESS MEN'S PARADE.
SOME INCIDENTS AND DyTAIIs-BUILDINGS THAT
WERE DECoEAIEp.

In the monster parade of Wednesday the
members the COTTON Exchange. IN addition to carry
inra and silk banner, carried miniature bale q
cotton appended to sad. Each OF the and badges
borne by the members was sIrmouEted with ball I
cotton Among many leading representatives OF the
insurance companies Morn, Franklin, president ol
the New or. Lie Insurance Company, Who Is eighty
four wears OF age lie insisted upon hing with his
two supcii cudcuts. Mc-srs. Odcl and Thornton from
Pine 90 Leonard When the band struck up GLORY.
caulta represented by the lie insurance companies ia
the parade was @47-OJOoOO.
Tic hardware ilt metal trades were Iclr' Scujed pN
many the largest firms, and the president of th' cuD
T"i a. f.lr Ctnn,1r Wallace 4 sons, l. Held n sons
Iurrio & NcCariy H. g. J.. NsHhal, samuel 4. Iia!nc.
Pour Brothers Holmes. Booth Hay dcu smith, Lyon
Field and the Ii .in. Ton Horse Nu Company. the nr't
Chants: c. II. >.trscn., W X Ross Fa.myro Ia Caste.
Charles j. uealev, II. Il. y wAa; :. G.. Lams2n 9. T.
Hunrerfori JohnJ Pope. \. L. Miller = Olls lArin--,
ton, j. g. Nc drty. Jud ou Lyon and VI v Iiuiht- ana
then followed forty voters from the house ~ Sargent
Co. Eu->e a Eryl.s company lad seventy '"tciH 10
line. There leo iu this fc tou oI t.r pocr"
eighty who entered the hardware business III ISIS
and las been Leading merchant
Among the Handsomely decorated houses ~ were t.o
Offices oi The Nashaw 4unuch ManaiactIrng company
GLIB, al broadway and Grard-s The latter establish
nent had about eighty enpoyes IN lue.
Ihirty-two members ~ the senior class OF ihr NcW
York Homeopathic Medical College were In lnc aud
shouted thems elves boarsc win the others
circular ISSUED u Tuesday afternoon callns on
railroad agents and employees VINO favored the election
OF Blaine and Logan 90 join M tAr parade ~ "Wednesday
II sgacd los Maurice J.. -lIl Gcoi l.. Fitch
h. Watson, George J.. Baker and W 4. ii.
worth. H. sl.to OF The short time for
preparation, $50 men responded me Herald, with
customary re.ar1 Tor truth pronounced the circular
command 60 every fdguaI rnpIoyc who received II !"
iake part IN the parade" and made similar rrmarkale
statements under The alarming head. line: Railroad
BIudozin- Tor Blaine" This cruel cdicl. The Herald
added "vf signed hy hi-A ulelals Of number Of ran
road COMPANIES" NJ Sullivan absolutely denies the
truth 81 this lic, 80, Had couple of dHys
longer m which 10 Work, we could have had AT least
Thousand railroad men iu line all good and true Blaine
and Logan men, without any cOrtciuu bdldOZing from
hiah officials among whom VIZ certainly do not claim to
hc.1Ig"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
THE EDITOR or TAE POST GETS 4 postal
cam
SAMPLE or GOOD DEAL OF MS coRnIsroNp.

4 hAMFLE OF 4 UVOD DIAL OF MS CONnLsrOND-
TNCT.
An ,yarf corr ~ ne postal c.rd taal,d from 1ftgny
Ocf0brf 81. ~ ne kdfgr Of IN, Iogf
Ellis (BlaIncs) allies and agents are the nlost
notorious corruptcrs OF the ballot IN American politics
Nation oct 90, 1854.
commend your careful and prayorful attention the
"ying" speech Of of these notorious corupict.
hy the maine OF Eraris You viii nud the ,pooc printed
IN full In an Obscure sourrilous sheet called TIN I'M.
BUNI.
.Ob. Mr. Godkin Mr.. Godkini This will never do.
You Of fortune, college graduate man with
character Everything is your as or Ia the of
truth telling You know better" Etc. etc Nation,
Sept 20, 1854. Yourr, &C., o. d. HOHiNsON
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
WAGES AT HOME UNDER PROTECTION.
now 1HEY INCREASED BETWEEN THE CENSUS
YEARS 1870 AND 1880.

YEARS 1870 AND 1850.
tBY TEIEGRAPu TO THE fRIBUsE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct 30.-Despite the disdainfu
assertions that the tariff Is not issue In this
psign. the Democratic National Committee for some
weeks past has been circulating statements purportng
10 chow from the United States Census returns Of 1870
and 1850 that between those years wages in manu-
keturing establishments declined about ten per cent
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31

capital out of his examination Of Mr. Blaine he said:
would like TO explain the matter You may have looked
upon II simply episode in my career" After Mr..
Belmont had finished Colonel Platt proceeded to show
the thlnhcss OF hi. opponents arguments
George l.. Buwcr candidate Of the Peoples party for
Congress IN The ls District. has withdrawn from the
race and has advised his followers to support Colonel
platt
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
rhe cn.toms receints wore si5s716 and the nternal


revenue receipts were s22529o $4,000 .
The foreign exchanges to-day suddenly developed
weakness which is said to be because OF pressure
on the market OF borrowed sterling. Rates Were
reduced L. cent 10 the 2, aud we rcvuse i,
quotations for business follows: Bankers Dllis
- and - a3i2 for long aud short sterling rcspec-
lively p Il j2i h for francs % 3 and 30 for reich
marks 395s and 40 for guiders. 80
The governors Of the Bank Of England Mt their regular
weekly meeting to day. advanced the banks minimum
OF discount from 10 per cent During the week
the bank gained a2j 600 bullion but the proportion OF
is 10 it, liabilities reduced from 30 lo 10
- 1l6 against I3s per cent at this date last year
The weekly of the Bank Of France shows loss
of 1850 900 francs gold and gain o $1,000 francs sill
At the London stock LycH1ngc British consols were
steady and unchanged m 100 gl1 for money, and were
L higher for at 100 lll6. United states bonds
were higher 10 the home markets. The fs we're
mp 3 at 9J5s and tc il2s mp L. AZ ll7ls. Tho
market for American rlilways was an eFcepuonal one.
IN n more than responded 10 St"rlays gains IN
Tho and d at ail respond 10 The losses
There IL evidence however that ths was the result OF
home orders for effect upon our markets. only two
weeks the manipulation was made on when
Central and Hudson from - 10 - ~ our iaIkc
and other stocks made srondng advances Bar s
yer was of sl, 20 j0l2t per ounce A. Fars frrncho
per cents from 7S27l2 T. $50, and declined 70
79.222 and Sigh, exchange London was of TO 2323f
ftup q. fils
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31

CHAFF.-First bus Driver (to Driver of Yel-
low Bus "Now. then, just get along with that there
mustard L"-second Driver ION sharp this morn
ing, ain't yeri Been eating thick mix with brada~,
eh r'-First dittO "Gct alOng-get along. Second
ditto; "Or trying to eat lemon Juice with nshhook-
which Is II Plum
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
Tue PETROLEUM MARKET

NEN-l YORK, pct, 81.
The fact that good many shorts closed
their contracts the prices touched early In the week Is
sufficient to explau the feyersh aud unsettled condition
Of the oil market to-day. There were no specially i'm
portant advices from Butler County and while the big
Armstrong well pulls down the yield OF its nelghbors,
the speculative movement connected with the bringing
in Of that WELL first dry hole and then rs gusher,
we're so decisive that investors and spectators alike arc
frightened away from the market The fluctuations to-
day between 723s01las aud - cents represented NANNY
local trading and at T2 cents. the final prices, the
market devoid oi any indication as regards tho
future.
The range prices and the total dealings in oil GER
lrtfrS a lOlLNMa:
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
JOHN T. PLUMMER WRITES TO c. n. BLISS

JOliN /. PI4l MMLk W III l ts ~ - ~ piit'E
The following letter was sent ycsteGtay by
John r. Pummcr to Cornelius y Bliss IN accepting the
Eonlblcan nomination fog Controller:
he recent action OF the convention has ail me under
rcaf obligations in naming the candidate fOr Con
rcr OF s city n the coming election. In accepting
tbis nomination. whic! DO at personal sacrifice. 1t IS
nom SENSE oi loyalty 10 the principles or sound mu
ricp,l government. and the conviction that every c
zen should feel his dty IL called upon 10 perform 10
hc best his ability such dpoi A. ' welfare OF ta cY
alt the interests of ali may demand Al h.. hands.
should I Doe houorcd With an election VIII D. ~
homes. atm % f tho Office with vigilance anl nlc-F.
Thr position ts OF great labor aul res ms bIlY ne
cause r. las practical igh Of all tAe other dr i--
incuts ir he!r nuaucia Administrations II exercises
most important legislative functions IN the bpar OF
l. .imat' and ApuurtiOuincut. No Office holes more
close relations o. taxpayers. IN whose interests aoAc
sboull hc administered. IL imposes Ou the Hh.ncaI
officers OF the city grave duties. 70 see that tc EeHdre
and rights OF the municipality sra" pe
dulv ro-aliod TAc vast pubic improve
monte rcr.nt,v projected viii call FOR c1tr..
caution and bc tax iitufuos- and cIrAc4L !" aNoA
...riou- .x xtrlyacuucc and com pllcauon- .
Asa h1sLcss man identified ~ every wai WIN the We.I
heinz of tlc citv ms own consciousness ot iigt would
Doe hest met by d,chlr-TE a Official duty with tc SAM
Aaud of nrmr.s aut uto r'y which is demanded n 4c
common walks of bu-luefs e. IapprtGi4c ms, hlthy
the honor thus lar conferred upon me- Nhethc i a'Il
tnn 10 tll- shall Dee ,ctcd as the servant o t7 rf
tn such responsible capacity, leave tAeei!uy 20 lho
hand, OF my fellow citizens.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
ATTEMPT TO DECEIVE SWEDISH VOTERS.
ny rEIFGR,PH TO THE TRrBuSE.l

IANFSTOWN, y. ! :, OCT. W T IIV I7I-IUU0T'US
have been circulating Leaflets printed in the Swedish
language among the Ssodes ia tiis village. lhey are
generally supr0snd 30 have been written by Conrad Hut
alor lcr at tcy cont ain infamous ,h1rgcs against
tho Rcah lean party and IT, candidates These Leaflets
are 10 Dee extensively distributed about tne com
Tho democrats Year all otcrvL ..iuIg sWCdlsh-IcpU1l
can vote aud IN cudcy to gain votes have gcsOrted
To mean, which AL dccc.t men condemn.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31

The clearauces elsewhere Oil City, s,246,o0O;
Bradford 6,400,0O0. and PttsburG 4ooOOOo Inc
dealings IN stocks a. the New York Petroleum aud stocs
Board were IL 500 shares.
Refined oil was unchan ged at -, cents.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
MINES AND MINING.

sALESAF THE yEWfORR MivIyG EHOHAy6s.
NEW YORK. Ooj. 30 1884,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
THT ITHACA MUGWUlP, DELIVER THEMSELVES.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE IEIBUSE

ITUACA OCt. 80. Ne InutptnurhI htpUUT
cans IN this place publish address tonight giving th
reasons why tey cannot support Nr. Blaine. Tie ieh
will bee lively u THIS part of central New York bat there
is every reason believe tha Blame Nll -ct iotsH.
vote ia ,hls vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Oct. 30. 1884.
. saIa, ,vara hall AZ tha EYchan16

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Oct. 30, 1884.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
BIZ Danisi w. SEAMAN.
2.storv brick dwelling with le,se OF apa No 20
Charlton a. neaI haFck.ssi Lease expires Nay .,o.
/ nat Of and On BfosI luyer lot 10 Il on amap oi
IeI ngton place wnla,n.bridge - wId, Ink. -
7sIl-0 John iooy ... ..'..'.''..' 'Ss
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SEw-rORK CITY.
oO'sss and Nj TO John ,iss 80. $500
Fransin.svs W cor OF l7oth.st ~ sI2l &rirreguar
same property. Martha l. fapda! 90 Mary sher
<2'.'; ,,.cnisr 10 n"ra ,chrsyer - i6.so0
7l.tst n I. 5o W Of yh.Ays 2oIio.s same to M .oo
'9"'1 ms .ehS,, sr 80. --.-...... 22oo0
t9is, d., 'y pye,t ''''"' ''-'' 1900
vasn;ins ave W. 7iooaof Bs,s;ord estate, bos.
95O lara farehiid and A'o'hor to r irnnp' aoa
eoti' st. O. s. rs neot Mah5enavo 9jSloo.6. ne
pot' 81 n :. 80 ne OF Maiison.ave, 25Iiocs Emil
sd,t 30 900 Fast, 2a ,lo6 caroline Roscnbaum .
to kohsamp and another 7ooo
sr LOUIS oct 30 -rloir .ts,tv AMI nrc'snyst whss
Ssysnb.r i7Ssiit ~ Dece@bsr foSssici An thsY..I
s7.e: NoycmSer SS1o An tn. Year, st., J.nS.,n s..
November 2ose All nc te,f % S,s.i nay .s 'sos7sS
c Corn :ss $40 Wnssy steady snort s q sb. H.
s. oS short ciear - ~ lard dal q 81 sS
hsceips Flour 1000 @ ssI, ,, WIZ. R: osS cuta barley,
$1,000 bush ship pnensFicur oeo ools ~ tssss
bush, Ccrn iiVov bush, oAts. llvoo oasai M~ A"Ss
| bush, Bsrisy. 1900 bush
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31

The Republican National headquarters were
tlroused all day yesterday spite OF the rain. Among
oncr callers J. p. D0lyor of Iowa; General H. A.
Baruun,, General II. T. Coils, General Harmon, Of
Hartford II. T. spcrry, of Tie Hartford Coant; Levi
T. Morton Calvin Wells. Of Pitt,hrr-; John r. EnSor, Of
MarylnId Anthony Higgins, OF Delaware; Carl Burr
o COrluack J.. l.. Emery \ storrs. Michael Mayendor
OF Helena, Moujaua g. J.. Bolton. of Cleveland, O.; eN-
Governor Cornell General A. u. Myer. Of Ohio; Judge
" D. Riley of Washington General Merritt, b. T. Pick
otto United states Consul at Lyons; General Joseph K
Hawlev JOAN J. OBricn. Rober; G.. NcCord, General An
son G. McCOok. General Cyrus Dussey, OF louisiana.
There were many inquiries for Mr. Blaine, and wa cX-
pcced that be- mlht visit the place. but he failed to DO
So Ex-Governor Cornell told TRIBUNE reporter OF a
new Dcmucr scheme securing votes IL the -oitu,
OF which friend had lst written him from SOuih caro-
lima IN aat election certificate Is required 10
nc presented hy the 1T the ballot box RoDlnson1
circus i. exhibiting that state. The proprietor mas
s,i. an advertisement that election certificates VIII lie
tho average Southern coored brother to attend circus
well known that the result cen DE easily imagined
Thr,r tickets sold 10 r Democratic state Committee
a % cents each Rcpcacr- them. or II that Is
not necessary who have iot them go are simply
dsfranchised.
inquiry Of members Of the National Committee as to
tho outlook ecits only ono response Nj Jones says that
he l. confident of the election of Blaine ant Logan Sec
retary Fcs-endcn puts II down positively settled
thing and & t. Ekins says. I've have got them certain
Secretary Fcscudrn 20 stamford aud ohef points
I'm Connecticut Yesterday afternoon To MI9ng' rthcr
details OF Nr Blanes Connecticut trip lie VIII return
this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-31
LAST WORDS FROM THE REPUBLICAN
STATE COMMITTEE.

To the epubEfcans Of New-York:
Tho discussion, which has been extended into every
quarter of the state, Is practically at end The
people are aroused never before and every ndica-
ton points TO the largest vote ever cast
The whole Nation is looking toward the greatest
State in the Union The only hope of the Democrats
lies in inducing her t. desert her Northern neighbors
aud with her grca; wealth and business enterprises
to add her electoral that of the Solid South ="
in favor of free trade 1t is the confident belief of the
state Committee thar that hope is doomed to the most
bitter disappointment
Our canvass shows handsome increase over the
majority for General Garfield in 14~O and nothing can
defeat us bu fraud In every election district there
must by this time have been perfected au organiza-
ti1u FOR work nt the un- Make the fullest arrange
mcn- lor briug inc out every aged intrm ur Indifferent
hcpui ran on the one hand and carefully scrutIuzc
the registry, and freely exercise the right oi challenge
on the other There should in addition be vigilance
c"nmiticc NJ every poll that vote b. freely
cast and squarey counted. Ecmhombor that IN every
campaign for twenty wears the Democratic rarty has
hesitated ai no crime tn gain the Presidency In 1864
n was attempted hy changing and urgipg the pro yies
of our soldier upnn the baitr-chl in sGs, through
false rrgistfation and stuling ballot botrs the,
ovettned ihe viii u ihe reuue. strl" the clrctoral
vote ~ this State. end nniigualcl ncmurrui go,-
ptnni v0 wHa never tlrrtpd IN lsT2 II vrs attempted
through thr nitor and the intimidation ui the rplrfed
htplhlmnns ui tie SOUTH i'm 1870 hy intimidation
hthir rlrtlinn nnd hr hrhing returning uUari' and
Pit'id'ntin electors airtvaidi in lsSh thc lien1-
rtaiir faiilhai lnnmii'rp put urun the rnuntty ih"
inierH Niritv ht'rr' nt iimr en- iain. 90 ilus
ihtusht ihni ii r'.iid uri hr riurr'l ttstit
lhDsr Thing mtha ~ irrsn'ail rrfiiiin lhoi 'nrp
ilms ~ ihn hinh tii in attempted utN. lhn Nrunh
rana 90 Sew inih hut inaiu ni thr stnH ihihh
thr' atr they a"nr ihr haie m r lns through snrh
m'"ns. ur hianis at ofo,, rnil hds hn rrnroFed tn
garrlh VIII anN emergency AMI stan uu ah' tfii tr
II ifaud, aiu aiitmrtod ih viii he. 10 oho form
or another meet dhl ohpoae lh,n "ih energy ahd
determination.
VAIN tl- iu-t word. ready ior the vote. The
Empire State Will lead oil the rest ia h cmIhat Is Ol
her ii, ,clarauu that enterprise and Labor shali he
protected al home ani that the rights o eitl Ia and
the honor OF the flag shall be- maintained the world
over. JAMES II. MAl.t.iN y, chal, man.