New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
PHASES OF POLITICAL WORK
THE DEMAND FOR SPEAKERS.
WHO WILL TAKE PART IN THE REPUBLICAN CAM

WHO WILL TAKE PART IN THE REPUBLICAN, CAM-
PAIGN.
Five of the candidates on the Repuoi'cah
state ticket were gathered at Republican HeaoquhI
yesterday moming-Mr Davenport, OehcrA' N
Colonel Wood Major Ulrlch and Mr.. Thomas Mr.. DaVeh-
mort spent some time I'm answering letters with the as
sstauce of stenographer. lie has taken permanent
quarters at the Gisey House. He had short confer
euce with General Carr In the morning. Iho hioriha
ton that comes the committee through tho canuu"o
comedies with that which reaches 1t through the Ordinary
channels Mr.. Thomas expressed 1t as follows: lNeIo
IA crea1 deal Of quiet enthusiasm through the state ~
has not vet broken out in form Of public meetings
but It IS intense and earnest Tho outlook Is al tn
could be desired" When Chairman Hackett was asAo"
about reported disagreements between Mr. Davenport
and General Carr nc laughed at the suggeston anu "
moment later pointed those gonemon IN earnest con
yersation I'm the further corner OF the Executive COM
mittce room. -,
william H. Wiiams president of tho Young Repub-
Ucan Club OF Brooklyn, was among the afternoon
callers to mako arrangements for speakers AZ 'us0
Hail. Brooklyn, Saturday night sherman D. hoEof''
Theodore Roosevelt and others are expected TO speak
There Is an increasing demand from the state lor
speakers in spite OF the MISUNDERSTOOD policy OF inc
COMMITTEES not TO enter on an extensive speaking can
va,s Albany Rochester Utica. Buffalo and other
noints want speakers Senator Eyarts Is much In dc-
mand especially in tho country. lie has made u rue
not TO 20 outside of New-York City and Brooklyn u
nOtical speeches. lie called AT ncauQutcla "oI
night and indicated that lie would speak ut Bunalo
next week. as might bo arranged. and in this city the
last week Of the canvass. lie was urged to make ap-
ponments for Syracuse and Albany and has taken the
matter under advlsement Other speakers who VIII
engage In the canvass Senator Miller W Ienney,
General J. H. Warwick Slas b. butcher, Theodore
RooSeyclt Mahlon Chance and eNCongressinnn hlcnar
CROWLEY Ex-Governor Long has been asked by ono OF
| the Renublican clubs to deliver All address here
EyState Senator ID. s. Lynde Of St Lawrence county
Sneaker Erwin r. W. Thomas, or Ogdon5Durg ana "A IL
Thornton had talk with the committee about tho STU
alton i'm tho LIST Assembly District OF st. Lawrence,
where General Curtis IS running az an independent can
d,datc II was represented that there was danger or
oss IN the state ticket II General Curtis continues MS
canvass The committee will be asked 10 Issue clrcu
lar asking Rcpu lcans stand by the regular nominee
Mr. COncer Tho situation in Northern New-lO OK
is described by Speaker Erwin most promising Tor the
Republican nominees.
Among the many excellent letters received yesterday
was one County Treasurer A. ID. seayer OF water
town. Jefferson County, who said Tho ticket Is INC
bes1 ever had opportunity 20 vote for and am now
forty years old. WHAT il better. my throc D1m2crdtc
ncghhors will It. Jefferson County Will MAKE
a good showing this year 800 ,,,
Among the callers were Senator Gilbert or Malone
ey(OmnisslOnCr Joel W. Mason, Commissioner Ialnt0T,
senator Miller senator T. &. PlAtt cN COMMISSIONER
Van Colt sheridan shook Congressman Burlelgh, ch-
\ssrmD!yman william H. Warning OF brooklyn senator
Holmes j. j. Bcdcu Of y racusc, Colonel Dlckey or
Nswburl General Joseph X. Hawlcy ot Connecticut
state senator Dcuis Mccarthy, and General j. W.
Hustled.