New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN WORK.
HOW THE STATE CANVASS IS PUSHED.
ATTITUDE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANXIOUS 10
TRADE VOTES.

ATTITUDE OF IRIsH-AMERICANS-HILL ANXIOUS ~
TRADE VOTES
There were numerous visitors yesterday III
Republican State Headquarters from an early hour uht
late at night The committee has seldom been so over
run or so hard-worked The visitors included Senator
Evars s. b. Elkins, Senator Miller, State Senator ots'
Charles watrous Assemblyman Howe, ex-Bank super
intendent Hepburn John Pickens and ex-senator
Lynde of ST. Lawrence; Garrett Roach, Congressman
g. s. Baker, OF Rochester; the Rev. Dr. W. b. Derrlck'
W. H. leaycraft and Colonel Willis L. ogden, OF Brook
lyn; Ex-Governor Cornell, ex-Marshal Louis +. Payn
and state Senators Titus and Lansing
Mr. Davenport, who had intended to start
for home in the morning was detained un'ii
night. He will remain in Bath until after the electoh
General Carr was busy headquarters until MS de-
parture at night for Binghamton, where nc VIII JOIN
General Logan to-day and go with him TO Oswego Au
burn and LockpOrt. Colonel Arson - WOOD, eN-Oon'
troller j. W. wadsworth. Major c. I. Ulrch and state
Senator E. B. Thomas, OF the State ticket were also AT
headquarters during the day. There was only one opn
ion as to the probable result on Tuesday next The prop
able size OF the majority for the Republican ticket was
the only matter Of speculation
General Michael Kerwin, Editor OF The IdOtet ana
leading spirit irish American ranks was Al hcau
quarters and asked about the postoh Oh irlsnnoh
IN this canvass. He said
"Tbere Is not the slightest reason why any Irishman
sboud support the Democratic ticket Tho election OF
Hi will be Endorsement OF Cleveland, OF inc -Secre-
tary OF tho Nays attack American shipbuildnG,
and OF Vass action In patronizng
English instead Of American mall steamers The eiec-
ton OF lii will also be encouragement to the Admin
istratoo to 90 forward with Its attacks the tariff
Tho Democratic platform on which Mr. Hill stands
declares I'm favor OF such course lrishmeh
ngrce with Parncll that English free trade has
been one OF the curses on our native Iand
The same reasons exist this year for supporting the Re-
publican ticket existed last fall The same issues
tolc IIishman who supported
Blaine should work just hard now In support OF Day
EXPORT. | have been asked by means OF letters
whether / wanted a special effort made In behalf OF
General Carr have said no. II rs Irishineu VIC make
special behalf of one Of our own nationality
then We lay ourselves open TO the very charge OF
bgotry that made against those who Will not support
a man because he is q Catholic and an lrishman. We
only do ourselves good by supporting the entire RepnO
lican ticket As politician and as an lrshman should
consider 1t trcachery support man Oh the cketa
the expense of Others
Charles y. Ryan and william Meiehan, prominent
members Of the NeSYork State Portable Hosting En-
gneers Association called show the bogus charnccF
of the alleged labor support given TO Governor ll
They said At the Democratic labor meeting IN unlo
EnGneeTs' Union lie lie not and never president q
IT, A. f. smith figured president Of the Hold Horst NJ
Engineers That association Is not III exist 80 aui
year of it's demise smith was not pre- ia" q
It. a A Gallanue figured as president OF ihe liable
Hosting Engineers. though he Is not. Tho ~ GERS
felt ndig nant at the In which by such facb"0ds
made TO appear as supporting tONerlo' nm
because signed hi relieving them OF unjust tax.
That hill passed by the Republican Legislature ana
Governor mi mad nothing to do with until 1t be-
fore him for his signature
The Prohibition movement In the state has received
careful study from a committee OF gentlemen organized
outside OF the state Committee They have asccraincd
that leaders In the state decidedly averse
TO voting single issue like Prohibition. when many
grave issues OF good government are involved This
sentiment Ia well voiced IN letter written by the Rev
Or Ferris Editor OF Tie christian Intg,Hocr tOa friend
engaged In temperance work lie says that Prohibition
nominations are present and have been for years
about rs utterly useless they could be, and ~ my
Judgment have been positively Injurious by turning
friends into enemies
Reports from MEETINGS tho state Indicate grow
ing cnthu sa-m and work over 200 meetings Will be
held AT different points the last three days this week
Ex-Judgc Horace Russell has been invited to speak with
Senator Eyarts IA brooklyn tomorrow.
Governor IIils agents the state are Offering 10
trade votes for any other candidate the Republican
ticket AT the rate OF three 10 five for Letters have
been received from scores OF Republicans along the
line OF the canals have been approached with such
prnpo-itons. The Republican candidates had BRIEF
meeting IN Mr. Dayenpous room AT the GlI-ey House
yesterday afternoon Al which plans for the hhal w"rk
of inc campaign discussed and adopted, III confer
cnce with the State Committee
Tho committee receives renewed assurances lhl
crmaus OF prominence IN this g." In o S'slo
that n large German Dem"
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