New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

Catholic scccay ia % honored BY receiving their major
ty scte the soey my Se,; sSa o Fpcos Wishes
An, e, them take from thi. parting word tns M nrin a
iess their organization teaches he " The family and
;n psSc state II were better dissolve
and let members seek better centres an yours In
enjoyment and rest WIN 'H"'n s1IvEsrxR MALONE
Father Malone i the Oldest priest in his parish M
greatly respected.
BRIGHT OUTLOOK IN INDIANA
n,xo prprn,tcAys EXPECT NEARLY lo,ooou
,trnN,ry AND SEVEN OR EIGHT CONGRESS
MEN.
fBY rELesRAPa TO re TRIBUNE It,
fSp1AyApOIJs, Nov. 2.-COlonel New cna'r
men Of the Republican State Central Comhi.'c0 ~.
Nothing has occurred TO shake my hv pluraty
Of the Republican Ssqna1 have received
s5OOOO since yesterday. and IL WIN oe pn, scared by
IN this city and slSoT snd party loyalty win Overcome
oil nh acles look for the success oI onl n, a. NAV
snnngn M & I 10 Pr"sdeutia ticket We count on seven ou'
of the thirteen Congressmen I'm The Republican
sh use Of money can take Indiana ffoi" ''0
column. o... con,r,I Com.
I. r. Miohener secretary OF the stste 'chV" 'V''
mttee says: ,. ,or n. =.
Aftr splcndd canvass in which Republican ardor nas
he,n RAISED To the highest pitch by eoqueiIt
war songs and grand demonstra base
OF Republican upon the following i,v 81
| p1rs, no Republicau SHOWS
iGS allowing the widest margin for errors hat "a
insures absolute plurality on and with due
allowance for doubtful voters. In 1850 the
poel 23i4o5 votes While sh tue a.de the state ecc
on of s82 which does not serve as es, u NV 10, on
Republicans have lost no vo'es @ s" have made gains
among Germans irish and young men % wnU o more
the first time. party IL united lnet ae wv" a., NM ,h
han live hundred Republican Free Trade boilers ia tle
state Party spirit and organization are stronger
The enthusiasm for Blaine aud Logan has been ulan', va ,
since the day of nomination ana our o' re have pnd
all cam paign expenses ana nave en- Ih''nu' @
our side the bighoned conservative class WHO os
come lukewarm when corruption Ia even su-Pc ,eI' @
the Democrats. 0n the other h.nd nave Icce',% Wv di,
receiving Southern money. frvlsc.om, @ ~ Nv, thc az
Issue hiss aroused great rrror We nave %t"u on nv *
sressivc from the start. and have chosen our o"
ground The abolition OF the October election .c.pS u a.
n has compoe the Democrats divide their fores, ID
made the National ticket the leading object OF the can
vass CoIouilers will also I've busy at home Neare COZ
testing stubboruly he Con .ona districts ana win
hus bring the null vote. We expect 70 carry eish
with fair chance for two more.
Mr. Michener further says that tho Prohibition vote
will not cost the Republicans more than 900 votes ln"'
the Nationals pOi!ed li.Ssl In 1850 VIII pom 0S
this ear and the Democratic state ticket is undoubtedly
weak. lie regards Heudro kss socailed popularity a.
imaginary. Colonel Dudley. Commissioner oi fensoh''
Nv opinion is that the Republicans win carry ihi'
state BY a safe and decisive plurality
DIR. EDWARD BEECHER on Mr.. BLAINE.
OPPOSED TO MS BROTHER nENRYs P6siloN-wHY
lie Is AGAINST CLEVELAND.
Among the ministers who welcomed MI
Blaine the Fifth Avenue lIote! on "Wednesday were
Tie Rev DE- iward Beooher OF Brooklyn, and the Rev
Charles Recoher. brothers OF the pastor OF plymouth
Church Both are vigorous old men. Edward resembles
more closely Henry Ward while Charles in his general
| apprarance recalls william Cullen Bryant. Charles
BeccAer for many years preached In Gc0rseiown' Mass
Both gent enen shook the hand OF the Republican can
didate ant assured him Of their cordial support Not
al OF us." said Dr. Bcccher " are for Cleveland
"Whcn first heard that Henry thought Of supporting
Cleveland" Dr. Beocier seid subsequently 10
TRiBUNE reporter. II wrote hun urging the
most careful consideration before ho should
commit himself to such step Afterward walked
home With him one evening from tho Academy of Music
and learned that ho had determined on his course
"Do any of the other members Of your family accord
with his virwsr
"No; Henry "a alone He does not carry us with him
I'm his views william Chicago is strong supporter OF
Mr. Blaine. Thomas X, Of Emira, is nos for Cleveland
whose character he estimates at its full worth; he Will
vote for Butler II john. You see where my brother
What views docs Mr.. Harriet Bcccher stowe hold e.
"SAc j. one Of Jr. Bltiuc's warmcst friends Harriet
wrote Henry asking hin not - throw himself with the
Democrats against his Oldest friends and n-oca'eS bat
head he turned and he ia deaf - what any Of
those say whom ne n.cl csarl The Nec York Times
and , Of ms frenis rose against hm IN the time OF
How do you account for his position e.
1T has Dgn ont OF his views free trade and his
asslcli %. with the COZ len cub Nr. shearuan and
others. Tins position h,' been atrGnshcned by an IN
| favorable estimate of Mr. Blaine and the
| influence which have TO make hlIn
exat Cleveland and rcyari Mr., Blaine as rrecltm-
able. IL is curon- anCnIly ! an not frc"-trader
Cleveland nothing him that is attractive 10 my
eyes Iic admitted his most heinous sin, AMI worse
than that he hs tried 10 shield and excuse himself by
debds!ng the woman he wrOnged don't know
when he has atuucd for his fault told Henry that !
thought Cleveland "A man and bachelor WAS hysi-
caly incapable Of the lie OF purity, which 1t Is no"
claimed that has led. His letter % Mr'. Beechcr
! amounts tO nothing DO not see why woman should
wrte 10 man on such matters. The oniy aioneincnt
Cleveland make IL 10y removing The dl-houUr from
the woman God himself defends the widow, ani lie has
sad Cured be ne that p.rvertrth the judgment Of
widow: do not believe the country vii accord In the
election OF mtu disn yu-icd only by hi- imuOratcs.
ON subject ~ Temperance Mr. Blaine IL its svcrled
friend. rejection l. Of the few things which
| Mr. Cleveland has announced"