New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
THE OUTLOOK IN NEW-YORh.
cprrR1yG REPORTS FROM AhL QUARTERS
,,Ks WIZ THE SECRETARY AND CHAIRMAN VI
LIE STATE CoMMITTrT.

..D n Worrcn. chairman of the Republican
e.ate Committee Andrew :. Draper ch4'Ni'" ''
.no Executive Committee. John W. Nrooh"n' -
,etarr and John 4. EaGleson. treasurer were az '
Tnb Avenue hotel yesterday 90 make aIial.-e
,,,nts for opening the canvass TINS o'a''' i"''
vuaH remain in the city until thel Ha'' -
rleted their preparations and Will theh DS''n ~
work of the canvass On the secretary '"o'r -
MIL, of letters at least foot high. kei'iI"S
70 them. Mr.. VrOoman SAID: tho
those are letters which have been sent 10 'u'
..,,,,,ttee within few days from leading Repuou-
-. j., all parts Of the State. They are unsoilel''o
,,rts of the local feeling IN about every county IL"
A. state | have been connected WIN 'n' '''"
,i,tee for great many years, and neN oI "o-'i' ~
se NJ thi, stage of the canvass such eh'o"I'-''-
.o,orts Of the outlook Many Of these letters were
,-r,tten while the last Chicago Convention was III
,rore,s and it is surprising to see the eA ApiesSon u
to,e on the part of NJ BlsInes friends that Ole'0
land would be the Democratic candidate h''o "
snecimen from: a prominent merchant III
County v.--c.,.o.r,r q ma
..-,.rof I of3. but Wien Cleveland ran Ire ha"
!,a,orit,, Of $50 over Folger am positive tnA'
C1oreIaod i now made the Democratic cap0i""'s
e. pr.si5ort blaine will have at least l,0OO H%-
ste I see people from every part OF the c'uH'S'
md hear Of tie disgust OF democrats VIZ ~
Clcvelond-Naxvel machine, and OF the open ">' ~
State patronage to get support lor -
has bv his course in favor OF monoPoleS
many Democrats and have Yet 20 Ie"I VI '-' -
Republican who VIII support hlIh. ne sI'I"''
now reversed from what 1t Was Wien
ran for Governor. Then he was i"voIe0 - "i'
machine candidate. Now lie can only be H"ii'I"''O
--li,,a candidate while Blaine is the opposite
W. are IN good condition here, and only nope In"'
Cl.,clapd viii be nominated which VIII make ne
uubhcan success in this state certain
The secretary read. similar expressions el op'Non
Srom all over the state Three letters coming rom
diaerent towns in ST. Lawrence County asIcou IH
estimating the Republican majority there al o,O'0
&, November. From Monroe County kcpuOhcah
wrote that it would be utterly impossible 10 p'H
the Democratic vote for Cleveland AS unjust u a.
rnent Of Mr. Purcell, which was carried INTO 'Ae
,,.,i,otiops for trustees Of the Western House OF
Refuge and into other things having aroused a
storm of indignation that could not be put down.
From Troy came the report that at least oneha the
Democrats. especially the worliugnen, are dIS-
cn,ted with Cleveland. In that city and at sara
tlra there much opposition, because oi me gov
eruor having arbitrarily ana, Wl'hYl a.. 1850 ,.'
a To sum 10 alup.' said Mr.. Nrooman, " the out
Ic0k is most encouraging. Many OF tAtsc eJteIa ~
Dgp1's Wee.iy for having joined thr brlh"oI@ @ @"tl.
ranks should iudge from these letters mat lio>o
newspapers must have lost many slnscr'rrS. ,but
can hear of no Republican dlsahecton OUTSIDE Oh
tt.~c.t- and BROOKLYN. and for every Republican
fr.e trade vote lost here there VIII nc hItE DeoW
cratic votes lost % Cleveland. ! predct 'lal Us
ktlte vii give Blaine a much larger uaJourltY IAah
II gave Garleld.'
WHAT CHAIRMAN wAIREN SAYS.
Chairman Warren was apparently IN a happy
fame of mind. He said: The prospects for bis
Republican majority ia this state are very good
Indeed. 0t c0urS we shall not remain idle but p"r-