New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
mn REPuBiIG4N CAMPAIGN.
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srptemhef D. On Wednesday next lac VIII attend a
,.s,tu, iu Tophan and the next day, by special iuV
tation of the managers he will attend the opening al
the New-Englnnd Fair at Manchester, \. H. The fol
l,viur dav September D. he will be present AT per
bos The most important interesting and brilliant mass
meeting of the campaign, which Is TO be held at Lewis
ton There will be great array of speakers enough
70 occupy the tine at several stands Among them
will Dee Judge West of Ohio, the blind orator who
nominated Mr. Blaine at Chicago; General Gibson, OF
Ohio: Congressman r. G. Horr and }. c. Barrow' OF
Michigan: J. X. Hawley and Ex-Governor John H.
Long. Torchlight companies from every city III the
State and many of the towns will JON IN the parade ID
the afternoon Special trains are to be run on all the
,o,ds About four hundred meetings will be held in
The state next week Among tic speakers from ou'
side the state will be Uuitcs States Senators Rollins
and Blair, of New Hampshire; senator Harrison OF
Indiana senator Miller, Of New-lork; Senator haw-
lev OF Connecticut; General swift of Massachusetts,
Congrcs.meu Burrows and Horr Of Michigan General
Arson :. Wood, Of Newlork; Ex-Governor Long Of
Massachusetts,; VIM. Cuuback. Of Indiana; NJ II.
Dunncil of Minnesota; General \. Con, of West
Virginia W ". Rice, of Massachusetts,; ). IS
Foraker of Ohio: Colonel 4. Louden Snowden, Of
PHILADELPHIA; Robert = Kennedy, Of Ohio; Dr..
G,or,, W Pepper Of Ohio and G. F. Bingham, Of
Philadelphia.
meetings for next week, that the state Will bee well
spoken up IN political sense. The Democratic baiiei
h.. already made it, appearance I'D the IL Non-ics
sioaal District There is positive evidence u the hahas
of tho Republican Stale COMMITTEE that large sum OF
none, has already been distributed among the Demo
cratic mana gers the yariou, towns M thlt distinct
Tie Democrats that this money Is to bee used to
bring Democrats to the polls W neither or NOT an ine
Congressional districts Will h0 equally favored Win
Democratic money l. doubtful. IL tho l>i lh.ulcl'
Jn1-c Rcayc- thc Domocatc candidate. says that De-
4 certain of his election bat do, not seem possible
1ur Ola. Democrats to beat Mr. Reed.
Senator Harrison of Indiana, spoke O. large aad
enthusiastic audience tonight 40 NucrNiIe. TN ll-
return to Augusta he Wa, met bv torchh-ht process
sion ana ,.colt.l 20 Mr.. Biancs house. III blame
Enthusiastically. Mn HarrisoH Is counsel for Mt Blame
iu the p. suit 90 Indianapolis and De- had consulid-
tiou Wi % his client the subject He says that te
matter will Ice pushed 20 speedy ulu az no 'uu~'
will 70, hkcl, io grant she dccuo, long delay III such
case lie hopes tiial IN tpiclnocr. ia speak
IN o, the tlcton IL Indiana. M Harrison -aId To-
night that pof ui that state showed large ktp'pn-
can laiu over TIE of 1850 THE Germans. he says.
are al. right ou the tariff and other questions ana "iu
vote ion Blame The campaign was opened III Inaih"
today.
The Irish American Blaine meeting in Bangor last
night Was great -uccc-, uliunt "i prominent Gnu
coming for the ticket An l:sh Blame club Of
sixty members. with Thomas Cooncy a. president mas
been organized Portland. and similar club mas Just
been formed in Lewiston. Scion Chase sass That The
Grpchackrr- are leaving the Democrats. lie says maj
be hs. new woke ot steers which hc j. using TO pu.
Grccn1.,hcr- ou, of the slough of Democracy
Ialt..i u Russ, u. pruuIIu independent OF New
Haven u.r uu passed north today, SAYS that there
j. no ,uutt that Mr. Harrison. the Republican caudl-
date t0i Governor If Connecticut viii bee elected No.
wee. received Lre TODAY from Vermont state that ihc
Republicans viii have about 10000 majority at next
week. election.