New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31

| OF the districts named have been most earn
ss%ps,gn They were az the nSa9 Sn, Sssr
sent out the Hewitt headquarters untrue and
only political trick /, showed that the Denocrati.
ready any means In their des peration.
| The feeling OF confidence at the Republican head
large AMI enthusiastic meetings the present
campaign have never been known IN any local eoass
Presidential campaign" SAID An old Republican There
siona torchight procession tho demand for to
explain the Issues Of tho contest to voters and the en-
thusiasm OF a great National campaign"
The speech-making of the campaign was well over
last night and the tine until the election win he filled
| up py the WORKING Republicans in the
watchers at the polls: the se0 naming SDS'''" Of the
boxes and the other details whIchheir perence sug
Gests That every district is true to the party ticethss
peen shown by the unanimy or the attendance and the
earhesness shown at the meetings Of the Executive
Committee. There have been an unusual number OF
these meeting held this fall whole committee has
consulted almost every day on another OF the
questions OF the campaign In this way under lead
ershIp OF ElIhu Root and Scion b. Smith,
me committee has together arrived at de-
csions IN matters that usually disposed Of without
consultation and hearty cooperation has been Sc
The managers Of the canvass have received such as
s1rances support from Democrats that they are sure
oi success the Republican voters In all the districts
stand by their candidate and not deceived by any
o. me false Statements which may fnd their way from
the Democratic headquarters.
Charles g. Cronin has been circulating among the law
upward Of 500 SIGNATURES Mr Cronin II the
same feeling exists among other lie finds among
" It's election
ami cheers. which he receives wherever he goes He
called attention to Mr. lewitrs modest claim to tho
votes o. all the honeet OF the city in that Gao II
would he found the day after election that tho criminal
classes had cast extraordinarily large vote. As for
10, charge ina the Republicans were not making
no need OF 1t "a he drawing Republican votes.
Inc speaker declared amid great applause that his aim
he c. id retire from with the good Will and respect OF
TO serve the peoples interests
MI. y Conn and Others also spoke
GENERAL TRACYS GROWNG STRENGTH.
HIS OPPONENTS DEMoRALiz d AND PANIC-sTRICKEN
WHIT W. c. BEEcuER's BROTHER SAYS.
At the Republican headquarters in Brooklyn
yesterday It was stated that a scheme being per-
fected by the Democrats to brihe Republican workers
the polls tuesday Tickets have been printed by
the Democrats. 1t is claimed which the Republican
nominee for Controller, Charles Naeher, appears These
will be given to the Republican workers German
districts. and It intended that they shall be
as regular Republican tickets. There IL no
do tit that the Democratic managers ore
in Dc speraie straits anddsposrd to adopt almost any
neans 10 secure ihe election me tdGeS reusnsl to
now feel that their prospects of decidedly
slim. even IN regard to any part Of the ticket
General Tracy has made startling gains within the
Past tew days. Both tho Young Repub leans an the
cleo ION IN General received letter vest rlay
Colonel Henry ton Beceher the eldest brother Of the
Tohibiiin cand fae for District-Attornoy who
Although have high tor my brother Major W. c.
Beecher the Prohibit candidate D,rciAt urncy and
Prohihnonis. though believer In temperance m all
things and 30 not consider The of Major Beecher pos
', "a INC to H,Inat.on naturally would nave
eyn mat IN that way my vote Will not be thrown away
the sutragcs Of the citizens OF Brooklyn
Detectives are still Illegal registration
In Gra'eSend and 1t Is expected before election
nal warrants WI ne Issued AMI the persons arrested
who have been Illegally enrolled.
colonel j. W. Jones. who was nominated for Congress
oy the ndependenis OF the IId District against S. "
Nhlte mas written letter Withdrawing his acceptance
of the nomination. In this letter. which addressed
me CITIZENS ahd independent voters OF the district he
every Republican the coming election 10 stand shoulder to
shoulder ara present an unbokcn front the enemy the
democracy nave thrown what advantages they had
local issues clearly defined national vi 3
pTesenteda hmperng with the tarih the
Morrison horizontal bill toward an unset
on the other side sturdy
terminating protection to manufacturing interests
given employment al The best wage, maid where in The
generation OF Republican and envy Of the
clearly defined national sses there shond
he fair stand an nsIf n a coa = 49,, 80 ,n
will fail TO where lies path duty a contest
The Fourteenth Ward Young Mems Democratic Club |
out unanimously tor General Tracy but Will support the
rest OF The Democratic
A large and enthusiastic meeting held I'm Turn |
Hall. In Buter-st ue,r Atantic-aye General Tracy
victor Palmer ami Charles Mah~r spoke.
Inc Eighteenth Ward Republicans held enthusiastic
MASS neolng last night IN thrlf vtgwam Dekab-ave.
near Broadway Speeches ma e ny Central Tracy |
ana all the other Republican candidates in nomination.
Another grand ratification meeting WAS held al Inter
rational Hall by tho Fifteenth Ward Republican Associ-
alton which YVES addressed ny General Tracy, Senator
Worth. Coroner Hesse. Robert Payne and others.
The NinrrrDth War Republicans rail- In largo
numbers al knickcrbocker Hall. Cymer--t ana stepei
10 series OF ronsns speeches from " White General
tracy, jesse johnson, Eos H. Backus Colonel A.
bacon, coroner Monungei, and Charles Saeher.