New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
TIE CANDIDATES At HEADQUARTERS.


MANY CALLERS oN Mss,RS. DANENPoEr AND
CARR-UsING HE POST OFFICES.
There was "A continuous stream OF visitors at
Republican Hcagquartcrs yesterday. The presence ct
,Ir. Davenport Geaeral Carr and Mr.. ClreL through
tay WAS the signal for general icsatAern2 OF RepuD-
c,ns or every degree OF party prominence Mr DaNeh-
NOR, i'm excellent spirits and laughed heartily at the
. tales about his poor health lie Is the guest OF TIE
Union League club. where he will rem'n until o-mor-
POM lie will then 80 To Gsyy House. which he will
mako nj. permanent headquarters for the CAM alSn II
is probable tuat he will spend most 81 his Time between
now and election in this city. He Is being much ilnpor-
tuned 10 attend meetings In different parts o the state
The canvas, will short that he will not he able to
meet any OF these dcmanIs uIon his time II Is possible
rim Inc may DC present ut few ctings late IN the
canvass. bat that will be determined by circumstances
Mr. Davenport spent part OF ht day IN making calls on
gentlemen about the city one of the Noticeable features
Of the gatherings the Gsey House Il tue character u
Tho ,rtlrlueu " no cuml them Busiuc~s m'hniNery
hi d. banker. brlkcr-, NEE hli'7 anu laD'llhE mel are
To- r found .nrc. with act few ro"re1 voters VINO are
.bniuL an Interest not exhibited before III ,cN eral Years
S,'hefA arr Ill., fr,r snon, II became evinrnt that
n- nomination to bring large element o strength 10
u" yrI , been received that the Democrats calcu-
Ia ,y Immense changes IN the country vote. FIRST
As-t,ut ru,l.a>rr trucra stevenson IS sald 10 have
u.--.d upon several hundred changes that are TO be
made viiuiu the next twenty days. lie number Oi
,lrc,,ly ma lie D., large. Chairman q BIeu ~ tie
Douncr.tic state Committee has secured the removal oI
c,ty five OF the 10 posmasters III Eutchcss County
Ein"T Democrats with pull " &C Washington have
d,,lr Equally well. Chairman O'Buen's only stumbling
b.., h., been In office where a friend 81 George
lone. ~ IN, Is postmaster The influence OF Mr.
onea WI. cNcrtrd retain his fTeuI and was done
p.t tn,. united demand ot Mr. OErieh and the Demo-
rt.if4 n- the county that H. should ne removed
II Tunu,s NJ N,chO, the private secretary OF General
Garfield WAS among the callers at Headquarters ana
i,rD some valuable suggestions about campaign dOcu-
ncuts and policies lie IL still the same ardent advocate
~ snud nancy as when no won the popular nickname OF
Iarmouey Nchol" through bis vigorous specrhcs on
finance. -. ~, a.. CO..
COMMITTEE, said Mr. IIills record IN hc Assembly on
Tho NVth Amendment aud other measures affecting the
cnrrd u,npe would De sufficient 10 condemn llm even
N Ia, al any claims their vote 30 Tar AS can ascer
tain MIR Davenport Will have cordial ana earnest sup
MORT from All the cOOrci men OF the STATE.
The Executive Committee held meeting last night at
witch uInus of the campaign discussed preliminary
10 n ec NIX 81 II o'clock to-day OF the candidates ana
committee. ,,.go,h
~. CouI,rc-sman Richard crowley, Congressman H. e.
Uurle-h TX Governor Cornell, General j. v iusted;
q NJ Denui,on OF Utica; Theodore Roosevelt, EalIrOal
Compissinurr John w. o DOunell. Edmund stephenson
r q Trale of Greene County; Malon Chance Clarence
NJ King Of Saratoga springs; toLmlltrtihah' hGhIIS
Nrl.tnw ~ Brooklyu Corporal Tanner, Geh'raI D. II
war. lex AS,eublyman Davenport OF Ne" hochoiIe'
md Inn. a Fish, In.