New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
THE POLITICIANS AT WORK.
THE LETTERS OF ACCEPTANCE.
FAVORABLE COMMENTS AT REPUBLICAN HEAD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROSPECTS.

FAVORABLE COMMENTS AT REPUBLICAN HEAD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROSPECTS.
The principal incident yesterday at RepuD-
lican State Headquarters meeting OF the Ekeou
tive Committee which lasted from IL o'clock unth D.
Mr. Davenport present or the committed ohar
man c. W. Hackett and A. NJ. Holmes, 8. b. Dutener'
j. j. O'Bren, j. W. Hustled, T. c. Teale, g. T. MADDOX
Henry Bristow o. P. Howell and George CampDei "ere
present The object Of the conference to arrange
plans for detailed organization No public report was
made OF the work of the committee. but Chairman oou
the results of the meeting were nm
that the members q unit In their ea'no''
and harmonious in their action. Mr.. Davenport ro-
NAMED at Headquarters all day, attending among oI"
things to great accumulation OF correspondence. Cen
eral Carr went to Brooklyn in the morning WIN
Assistant Secretary w. II. Barker to sit Tor
There was constant stream OF visitors NJ heauquh'
among whom the comment the letters OF acceP'""''
was in the highest degree commendatory. MT DaVoh-
mort was congratulated and over on the eNc'en'
and ouudness of his letter. and not the slightest adverse
criticism was heard on any side.
General James W. Hustled said bo'h
letters are admirable. don't SEQ nv"
they could be improved. Mr. Davenports covers 'po
entire ground on which the Republican party stands
set forth his views about clearly and distinctly as
is possible 1t is frank open. uuqualhed Aoep'"h
with his whole political lie. General Cars letter IL
n odc letter Of acceptance, pure and simpe-a Eon Vi
It's kind" -
Senator Howell. OF Port Jervis said M,' Ia, ~
ports letter was They are both goOd-JuSt inc
r. w. Hollis OF Westchester. said: The letter OF mr.
DaycnpOrt Will have much effect ana lhnhcuce ".'
Germans who are already strongly inclined 10 MI
| Dnvrnport | hear on every hand Of German lhuepch
| dents who will vote the Republican u Nt . 80 than
l. Rhlnelulcr Dillon SAID Wall Street 10 lnorV .n"n
| pleased with Mr.. DayeupOrts letter: IN tne oi,nH
| Evrbnnyr NOT a Repuhican who voted for Clcychh"
Will oppose him. MOI only So but hnmner W '"a
! Gratis will vote for hiu l have had ioh vi '"'''' '
To aud tell So. =. 81 ,,,- - M
Snur attention In being paid Ia the New-Iork Guy ana
County ticket, consequent ON The visits OF lo'I P",
clans To discuss the tuition here. Tue pIeN"',"H
opinion was expressed BY cN-Fire ohnl7Nlon'l nj,
| urlIu. Van Colt VINO saiI The Republicans hhnhld
MAKE up their min Is did before thc St'tc M
vcu,iun. be SATISFIED VITA nothing bnt tn' p,N, +,
result has exceeded the most shnSulhr - nj
we set about u now fUrm pnOic opinion ~ '
ont OF the party that loo 81 ticket VIII or S' ~
that can WIN. especially IN ;he divided stag
Democracy. AIO,hcr thing wo Sh"uiu 10 "" ", t'I,r
I'VE a ui ticket from Supreme Court JuIgo W A'''
Tn. letters received from over the Stae continue 10
voice the satisfaction Oi voters WIN th' .IrA''' ,,
and situA ION one al the hest letters receiver y,s''
uay was from j. II. Graham, ~ syracuse "n' w."
My first choice for the head OF the t''Aet was
Carr mt being an Of Snldcr' perhaps - i,c
have ,d some itc ulucuCc IN roN' ming my ci"V'
Inn te that - IL may 10 matter Tor cOugriiudlI"n u"
every Auurst man IN the state tina the nahrN lIoh 10y
TO bottom arr selected from the best erh'hu' ln "a"
/ p.ITy AMI irO rings ahu
/ lions This yuu viii uuj VIII draw all voter. ~ .
word, the ticket Is good for loO'O to j3'oOo h'uo! "
/ November" 80, H.. ,,or,
! iaVorahlv on the prostcI IN tncTountry dI~tTict-
Auinuy the Vi-i OF, Yesterday were senator olI' %
suffolk County: rI-S'n tor Lyudr, OF -. Lawrence
County Culuei kIbIr Jnnu \. Srichrr, ~ me di""H
Erc,Hg Journal; rN p.rclor ". II. Eo 'rrtson. SEN +
'or - IT, ,Ablu ~ 'HIc-OtI. Charlie Ma,r"u., J. j.
| ..1wc As-cmhyn,In uOse nom. rN-seuat"r ""lHff'
| Coy kendall. ION lost; and GaIu'ha A. Crow "t
| Pcnu-y lyauiA