New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-08
ACTIVITY AMONG REPUBLICANS.
VERBAL AND WRITTEN REPORTS OF GOOD FEEL
ING IN ALL PARTS OF THE STATE.

VERBAL AND WRITTEN REPORTS OF GOOD FEEL
ING IN ALL PARTS OF THE STATE
The Republican State Committee was aston
ished yesterday at receiving u visit from j. Thomas
spriggs. the Democratic Congressman OF UTICA he
came In company with Congressman Henry g. BurleiSn
Of Whitehall. and explained TO tho reporters that MS
mission was neither political war nor peace, but merely
personal call his fellow townsman, Chairman T. W.
Hackett OF the Executive Committee. Congressman
Bureigh brought excellent news from the North lie
said to TRIBUNE reporter: "Thcre isn't Republican
yet found who has word to say against the ticket 1t
is the strongest that has been nominated in
twenty-five years. 1t to havo COM
plctely satisfied tho best wishes and an
tcipatiOns OF tho party. 1t is recognized as the
outgrowth Of the feeling in the party that only Its beat
men should be selected sandardbearers. 1t has put
an end to Mugwumps It has started n stampede OF
German Independents to our support. It will keep
large numbers OF Irish Americans in our ranks. With
the faulty ticket OF tho Democrats 1t will make large
numbers OF Democratic Mugwumps. There you nave
the situation In essence. One OF the things that scfv
ing to help ia the excellence OF the nominations for
the Legislature and for local Offices tho State II
tho Republicans OF New-York City do a. well as tho
country Republicans IN this State, shall present
rlatchlcss front election day"
Committeeman George Campbell, OF the Albany DIS
trlct said that no was SO saAguinc OF good results In
Albany County that he afraid to give expression TO
his Views lest people might think no had lost his head
eye.
General Carr was about headquarters during the day
Mr. Davenport and tho other candidates are to meet
with the Executive Committee tonight to arrange mat
tiers pertaining TO the General Carr said to
TRIBUNE reporter We are In danger OF creating over
confidence among Republican voters. The situation Is
by that will permit any voter to stay at
home Three years ago wo lost the election because
voters said there Of coming out. because
there was no chance Two years ago we lost the e!ec
ton because people said 1t all settled In our
favor and there OF coming out ! saved my
election by extra exerons OF my friends In Ncw-iork
city. Tho Republicans OF the state must get down to
work II they expect to carry this or any election
Ev-Congrcssman Frank. OF Wyoming. said that the
outlook In his county aud in Western New-York WAS
favorable. lie does not regard the Prohi.
bilon movement as Formidable. II had some votes
last year thItit Will not get this because dissatisfied
Rspub who did not want to vote for Cleveland
found II u convenient half way house.
{. NJ Dcnuison reported from oneida County that
there were no Republicans to be found WHO would not
support the ticket.
umeuts IN German aud English Tho number OF docu-
HrnS VIII tie small ana the subjects t'w III oIIcr hot
confuse the public mind But the number OF copies
printed VIII To cn"nsn 10 cover Ino fn,I c 3,e n,
lsucl with the sanction or the committee ana WI" nave
The com.niti-c's Information regarding the German
Ipdrpcndruts leads Ia the belief that large German
vote VIII b. cat for Davenport and Carr In Brook yn,
Buffalo aud Rochester thcy are especially active for the
ticket aud viii give 30 a tremendous vote.
Report, from the tate connro - he encouraging.
H. Titus CuLn. chIlIlu4I q tho orleans County Com
uItcs whites: tn, prospect, here excellent
me independent Republican vote that went to CicVc-
land last year with u, and di clements OF the
party are enthusiastic III their support 81 the ticket
John L. GctmIu, secretary of the Fulton County Com
mi trr, " We ind our t'fcc' al III harmony ANA
ready perform any duty that lay DC assigned
II. A. Pnulips chairman Of the Lewis County Co.s
u.ttco, -ays " Nc have strong man f9r member OF
tuu. possible TO give majority Tor the Stale ticket
AZ no four yrdrs has the party bc"a 80 united
aud strong ut pres, mt. Many Democrats Will not
vote their Ticket
Committee. wr.tcs: Mr. Diycn.Ort's nUuiluatIDE
l., entirely sttistIctoy to all our people
aud prominent mon from all sections
f tho county who drop Dutae from time 10 time seem
IL Ir yr.y nucu crLtiiicd wiki tho cutlrC tcNct -
have mo- Mugwuinp element ~ tist"r-nost OF our
people being Of PLAIN. odfshonrd sort, and unless
caues unforeseen interfere your committee VIII
nave no reason to be dissatisfied with our report on
election day ,,. $500,
The qurs' ion OF speaking wiubc decided at
Friday meeting ~ the committee. Among The speakers
who VIII ~ tho canvas, Rro senators Miller ana
E,atts. thtuuCry VI. DcUrw. Siis Il. DICh,r \. W,
Irnury stewart !. Woudfori and Judge Nuah DAVIS
4 committee Of i've from tho HcpI! llcAu ULiUu and
Protective club 81 Srw- YORK tuy and County, headed
last %. t AMI h,d conference with tu1iru'n lackctt
aud Colr about the organization "l tho COl0vd ,cpub
lcau.. They propose 10 organic IA every Assembly
District
J. W. Hedges. OF IlNcr-trtri James -. see, ~ tue
Young Republican C.u'. North IIrrytowu; MrN Scg-
man cN rll Appraiser {, " Dominion, litcL; J. =
Nurithy. Jersey city, state senator o. l. Howell OF
Port I,ryi.: L. H. slinuoii. WllusrI j. TriUblr. h. A.
Drew Highland Fails. waller :. Cove. BruukNu, Con
.r.-.ir.aI James. OF BrupNyu, * U,trt,fcr Iuhu G.
Adams OF Ncwburg Sllis e. butcher ext ocrur }. W.
Bentley. Of Albany, aud General Charles h. Graham.