New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-01
VIEWS OF MANY REPrBLIcANs.


The drift of sentiment that found expression
among the Icpul lean, gathered In the city yesterday
from all parts Of the all In the direction
Candidates poii.t-, private ci'i,9us AMI ucwSpapcr
men al had opinion. They confidently expect tho
election of the Republican ticket by handsome ma
lorly There was boa .tng IN thi, oppression for II
was generally accoiu! panied by talk Indicative 81
ization that Governor Ilrs canvas, l. t. be Of
dema 90 Ism and that the contest Will be In which
no effort be relaxed with safety. The keynote
all members Of the party was sounded IN tho necessity
for every man 70 do his duty. That DONE one had
doubt or the shadow ot doubt Of the result Many OF
tho opinions caught In tho trong - TREU ~ reporters
are recorded herewith:
Senator Warner Miller said 81 have been In Chautau-
qua County and Bnfalo since the Republican Conycu
ton was held Tucrc and In section Of tho State
there Is only ono Expression It IS that ~ universal
satisfaction with the ticket and the work Of the cOnycn
ton. The question ~ to large convention deemed
settled I'm the affirmative The united wisdom OF
tic Republican party has demonstrated Itself to be
greater than the wisdom OF any small number OF po
ticians"
How about National issues in this campaign :"
." touched upon that in my SPEECH ut Saratoga. The
Southern question Is the most prominent IL IL not so
much what Senator ShcrIr has described for which
our danger arises the compromises that to be
tered upon between tho Northern Democratic dough.
faces and tho Democrats In order to retain
power. The South Just the as before tho war.
II is In favor OF revision Of the tn 10 Is in favor Of
silver revision OF the tarin a reduction Ut the
tariff revision Of the finances means the Warner
silver bill other compromise that VIII DO far
short OF stoppagc OF silver coinage. Tho Industries Of
the North VIII be- In the hands OF the compromising Gle
memts Just where thoy under slavery before tho
War The South has Industries to DO seriously ar
fcc,cd except IN Georgia and Alabama. She has In
teres except TO power. This s the danger OF
Southern domination than any fear men may have
that the South will ride roughshOl over voters"
james W. WaGsworth, tho candidate for Comptroller
'There seems be universal closing mp OF Repub-
can ranks We to be shoulder to shoulder again
There s unity OF feeling an1 purposc that Is remark
able ana sufficient to give courage to III tho
party"
General George II. sharpe. OF Kingston al confess
that things look we'll for this stage OF tho canvass.
confess too tnat guilty OF thinking they could
not look well nc this stage Thoro Is fine prospect
for the success OF our ticket"
Governor Cameron of Virginia, who mingled with the
Democrats at the Hoffman House Tuesday night,
said convinced that the Republicans will carry
this State Nothing convinced me OF 10 "a tho OK
prcssions heard from Democrats last night They no
longer expect anything but defeat aud arc looking to
Ohio their dropping spirits They even ref2se
TO bet on How-York"
Theodore Roosevelt: al am only private soldier In
this battle but am ready TO be commanded for any
movement. have been out to Ohio The thing that
disgusted mo there was the action OF tho
so-caled temperance people. believe, though am