New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
EARNEST REPUBLICAN WORK
CLOSING EFFORTS OF THE CAMPAIGN
WHERE PRomBIToNIsTs GET THEIR MoNEY-ALL
THE CITY HALLS HIRED BY DEMOCRATS

WHERE PRomBIFIONIsTs GET THEIR MONEY-ALL
THE CITY HALLS HIRED BY DEMOCRATS
The members of the Republican State Conn
mittee have about finished their work Secretary
Chickcrlng homo to Copenhagen last night not to
return. Chairman Hackot Will 30 TO Utica tonight 10
remain until after election. Secretary Vrooman VIII 80
TO HerlIimor Monday. Chairman Cole VIII remain
here to the Of the contest Mr. Hackett viii proba
bly, join him Tuesday night to watch the count
The callers yesterday at Headquarters included Senar
tor Otis, John f. Smyth, OF Albany; Charles "atrous'
Assemblyman john Rainos General Butterfeld suas b.
butcher Cornelius y. Bliss Garrett Roach, oxMarshal
l. +. Payn Ex-Governor Cornell, General II. A. Barnum
and Chairman A. s. BUSHNELL of the Republican state
Committee of Ohio. Captain Bushnell said the Republl-
Of Ohio had sent Of their victory toNew-1orK
and then the who It, and then expected
the Republicans OF NewYork to follow mp their victory
with another equally good. o remained for some tme
I'm conference with Chairmon Cole and Hackett'
New facts about tho Prohibiton-Democratic move
mcut arc coming to light. John b. Finch chairman Oh
the Prohibition National Committee old Iowa Demo-
GRAFT Is in this State. IIc hero some weeks ago.
while tho Ohio campaign was in progress
and had conference at that time with omlIh
NJ. Weed When Finch came back after the
Ohio campaign. Of his first inquiriesl was
with reference to Weeds financial standing. On sun
day last, at Elmira, Mr. Finch turned up among the
men who had a conference with Governor Hill. IL Is
reported from Elmra that he told persons there VINO
were supposed by him to be Prohibition sympathlzrrs
that he had his disposal when the campaign began
the sum Of $4,000 OF which he had spent all but
$1,000 The constant display and use Of
money by Prohibition managers arc being
severely commented on by temperance mon all
over tho state, who write daily TO the RepuD-
can state Committee that 1t is Democratic money that
is being spent IN this way.
Tie Ncw-Yor6 County Temperance Committee has re-
covrl q cttcr from Professor A. C. Hendrck OF itoch
ester University. I'm which he says: " am deeply IN
tercstcd IN the cause of temperance but am doubtful II
action. AZ an events feel thar I'm the present Satc
of our politics much is hazardcd and nothing gained ny
Republicans voting the lroholuon uchas, rm, i1
Democratic or tho Republican party must TRIUMPH ~
the coming election, and the temperance cause To say
uolblnE' OF otucf interests Is sul,S s'''' "arou
Republican than Democratic supremacy Sntl !
Erpul lean caudilacs and regard every diversion Of
Republican, votes 20 the Prohibition ticket rs serious
Tie Democratic State Committee arc getting up a
bu-Lcss mems meeting for tonight al ihlcArtlnE h"'
seeking -iencrs 10 the call yesterday Wheua g-nttman
s71 " lAcr' is uo use ot my signing mere j. u, u'
of holding the meeting the Republicans VIII g't up a
digger one Tor Monday uight' Tho cahya,,'i 'I.'i
"1uey can't do th i"r we have hlIa al. i,lg No. ,
bi all tin noes nero meetings can be held
FOR M purr,.c of preventing the expression OF public
NE b.mocrt. IN thi- ard similar desperate methods to
improve their chances. 10 b, said i Ii.Geh mas '"pl"
Chairman Ilul of the Bath Town committee sent the
following telegram to hcadqWrt'rs yr.lci!'l' lU"'-
mp another "i tlr schemes OBJ the uem., Jtt 'oi,,,
t1 friend h.r. fo inquire n Mr.. Davenport has maze
auy promises to tine eclectic school of rhy 'cla9 Cd sur
lbs Win thcm. re says that De Is informed in9t t.e
n. sent ON Monday 10 allopathic phy-iclaus nlNnk
such statement Nr Davenport ha, not h,r , APP
r ,.-i,, ti,t rn.it como bcrorc him Governor
DO ht- rr-s~d uo opinion ON any sue" ,
or,I,-i,,,.oa RON l, .al entirely without h- KNOW
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