New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
TIE FEELING AMONG BUSINESS MEN
.E REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK NEVER BaIGHTrn-war
BCs,NES MIN PREFER BLAINE.
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BUSHES MN PREFER BLAINE.
lHY TELEGRAPH To rgE TRIBUNEI
BOSTON, July 2l.-Charles 4. Moore. of tho
widely firm OF Nanuisg Maxwell ~ Moore dealers
IN railway and ma hinists supplies whose main Office Is
in NewYork, with factories in Boston and Lynn, was
this morning by re- resentatiys Of Th> Htre,r
and gave a most hopeful view Of the political situation.
Mr Moore is politician. and never he'd any public
Office but as 4 business feels keen interest In tho
~ good government and the stability Of the Repub-
lcln nary. The of his 0usines, has given him an
extensive acquaintance throughout th country and In
England. which is kept fresh both by frequent visits "a
the business centres and by extensive correspondence IN
the of rhlch the political out ook II Freely dis
cussed. He Arthur man. but finding Ms nonisa.
ton impossible cordially supports Blame, whose public
aud private character he has known and admired tor
many years.
Mr. Moore renorts that IN a the campaigns withis his
memory the outlook was never bright present.
Ia New York, where there good deal of licking
Immediately after The nominations the n,nnatios OF
Cleveland and Mr. Bahes mastery letter ~ acceptance
has completely changes he situation; and discontent
with the Republican candidate Is confined to small class
Of drygooIs importers, who chance to make money
OF SUCH notifications OF the tariff a. would result
from Cieveand's election.
The manufacturers ss well as the employees are fuly
alive to the fact the Democratic party q the
hands Of the free traders; and that the party platform
rce trade. how artiuv worried o conceal its
meaning rhey equally alive to the fact that free
trade means thu reduction of wages 10 tho pauper
standard Of Europe with ts inevitable RESULTS IN lahor
outbreaks. the destruction OF the purchasing power Of
ishoring men. stagnation and rsihsad bdsuess, and
general hard times" Realizing these faes Tho election
or Mr Biue has beCOhe mat ter Ot scfnfH-efN alien
with them, regardless OF party isos The result 1. thao
thousands ~ mechanics n tue state NAo never before
voted The Republican ticket viii dD ~ thi. year
iAe same considerations which thus make Now-Nnrk
certas TO give Blaine and Logan electors operate with
even greater torres n hho where the utuhfa' tag Ia
erCsts arr ' mere prominent and an Mt Moore cor
respondsats coRhdeut that ohio ia safe ho' mi ne
shadow of doubt HIS lndana rortr-p -pnndens. whose
reports coslrmed by Mr. Moore, recent nal lh
sevatiuu report that he ds'asfacton aulus the Me.
bona men u tha state IL ao great thai lsrn numbers
ef them viii rrtuse support tae ticket un th accouh
ssd the Democratic vote will he much smaller than Wss
expected before tho Democratic tunycuflOa lheY pro.
rand some ui tho risssst nhseNrls of '1r nnueAi
situauOn IN tue -ste among them that drhie ne
Indiana psgu will hr Aot one. the hrruh eau tlr sne
win COME uu largely ahead per. AZ least of fAs south:
sbtss iouaiAua ia fsr ll1ino amt lng1n hr1ost
the shadow of doubt The tara lsaur hls uNv lnuls.
ana Tho sugar rantrra ini thet employee ulr rrttaia
that they d. MT want thvt mrsns nf living tht'n way
hV ptcus sugar nn he FREE list VT Nnotr tr .trds
/ the election a. an rutiraf fnrrsnnr rnn lnsnh
lhrtr a fr doubt oi hppersa ap'i ih iln tinAH ~
/ the Massarhntrtis democrats whichever Wy mo- OH
mah utt tuts IA thia hs hout e. unnhr " 10 inh t's
rof ths Urnr in a-eh with srvrr7s 'hr guhr nate.
tih nomination. which Nuuh have been rt t h,Ai Abs
had his coaduc heru different at Dhiuasu and since