New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
WORK OF THE STATE COMMITTEE.
THE HILL DIsCLosUREs-DKMAND FOR SPEAKERS
observation-disclosures sTEADFAsT.

TIE HILL pIsCLOSUREs-DEMAND FOR SPEAKERS
IRIsH-A1IERICANs sTEADFAsT.
Repubhcans who dropped in at State Headquarters
vestrds az brought reports OF CONSERVATION and dsay
among Democrats consequent the publication OF the
damaging record of Governor Hill his partnership
with weed in The Elmira Gazette" The printing Of
the fac smile of the stock certificate tracing Hills
lations with Tweed was pronounced capital piece of
work So much impression did it make that IT was in-
possible to get any expression OF opinion about the
letters of acceptance of the Democratic candidates.
Mr. Davenport. General Carr and Senator Thomas
of the State ticket about headquarters most of
the day. Chairman IIackett came back om Utica
and said he able to pronounce the Democratic
stories Of Republican detection in Oneida County
vspOrings
Chairman Cole said TO tribune reporter last
night There is nothing in our correspondence
from the State except the repetition in thousand
different forms OF the good impression made by the
State ticket. the growing enthusiasm of Republicans
the isIpn and depression among Democrats and the
general excellence of the situation. sometimes fear
that things look too well that onr friends may get
oNerconfdent and not out II they will all come
ont and vote it will br an avalanche
There is a great demand for speakers. Sirce the
Ohio election Republicans over the state only be
satisfied by giving expression to their enthusiasm III
ma SS-mer -, ana not To be pat OIL. The commit
tee had not calculated such demand and has been
disinentd TO enter upon a speaking canvas. IL Is
now laboring diligently, however to satisfy the de-
Z mand Besides Senators Evarts ana Miller Congress
man Hscock. Sas B. butcher. \. W. ie1incy, *
Congressman Richard Crowley Corporal Tanner. and
Mlhon ChanCe. a number of prominent speakers have
been invited from outside the State. General Logan
has consented to make three speeches. senator Shcr
man teegraphed to the committee yesterday that be
wonld come on uext week for single speech Senator
Edmunds has responded favOrably Judge Fcrahcr,
Congres Mckinley. OF Ohio, and Alexander Splli-
van of Chicago, expected.
II was reported from BROOKLYN that Excise Commits
soler Lauer bad declared for the Republican ticket
and in opposition to anything and everything sup
ported bv " Boss Mclaughlin.
Handsome engraved representations OF Mr.. DaVcn-
port taken from the cut recently printed in laGprrs
Weekly" were hung on the walselt headquarters yes
tcrday. Thousands OF them being sent out by the
Committee.
There is a splendid feeling evnccd by the Irish
Americans. Eleven meetings under the auspices Of
the lrish-American Independent County Committee
were held in different parts of the city They have
tablished Headquarters in Union square and make
daily repGrts to the State Committee. Some Of the
leaders n the movement sanguinc that they will
not ony hold last falls vote. but largely Increase It.
They are able Democrats who stood by CicYc-
land last year who will not vote for Hill.
Among the callers OF the day wcr Congressman Ills
cock = D. y North Of - The Utica Herald *.
Senator Marvin of Della ware County, General j. W.
Hustled, ex-senator :. i. Brown, of P!attsburg, cX
Judge c. H. Balcheltr Of Saratoga. cN-COnErcs,nlAn
Ansburn Brdsall OF BlnghautOn. and Colonel VI.
Bnland.
Mr. Davenport will 60 home this morning tor several
DAYS and General Carr will 20 to bis bone tonight TO
spend sunday.