New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN WORK.
REPUBLICANS ACTIVE AND IN EARNEST
CHAIRMAN quay RECEIVES CHEERING REPORTS
FROM MANY srATEs-A new TEXT BOOK.


FROM MANY srATEs-A new TEXT BOOK.
Yesterday was a short but an extremely busy day
at The Republican National Headquarters. Senator
QUAY, who has been in Washington for the last few
days, returned to this city late Friday night and
hard at work yesterday going through the Inn
mensc mass OF mall that had accumulated during his
absence. The letters from all over the country
and they showed most encouraging reports. Gains
Of Republican VOTERS com ng In from all directions
and everything bears a most hopeful outlook
State Chalrmcn Payne, of Wisconsin, and Hopkins,
Of Michigan are still in this city arranging with the
National Committee for the speaking campaign in
thcr respective States. Mr. Hopkins IS certain that
the present issues and with good work the Rop@b-
cans Will Increase Mr. Blanc's majority in that state
IN 1854 Tho new tariff Il which Will be introduced
in the scnae leaves unmolcsted the great lumber in
forests in that state and that in itself Will serve
add largely the support Of the Republican can
dates Among the letters received by Colonel
GARRISON assurances from General James =
Robinson or Ohio, General y. p Banks, Of Massa-
chusc,ts. and Congressman Charles a. Russell, Of
Connecticut that they will be happy 10 take part
in the rpealdae campaign. This list Of speakers IS
da IL grown! larger. With every mail come letters
from prominent men and well-known orators placing
their names On the list All they wait for Is an
ASS enmcni to duty, when they will take OIL their coats
and 20 TO work.
CHARLES Emory smith. Editor Of The Philadelphia
returned from Maine. where he has been making
speeches He says the people OF that state seem to
manifest an extraordinary interest in he discussion OF
the tariff lIc addressed meetings which were largely
composed of business men and manufacturers lhey
cvnccd an uncommon degree Of enthusiasm, ana turned
out in large numbers The state IS being vigorously
canv asscd hy both parties. The Democrats are puii *
forth tremendous eNcrtions, and arr holding large
numbers Of meetings in every county throughout the
state They have great many speakers IN Maine;
and in fact. have drawn freely upon the orators OF
the party throughout the country. Tho Republicans
however, expect to carry the State by very COM
Portable majority. which VIII undoubtedly exceed
$1,000 The great movement from the Democratic
and Prohibition parties the Republican party Is stu
going on and +, swelling IN magnitude and impor-
lance every day
H. H. Ihurbcr, who called at the headquarters, said
was TALKING yesterday with gentleman from
Canandalgua, y. y who IS very large dealer In hops
and produce, and asked him how political matters
we're going on with the farmers OF his county. lie
said he could learn, thcre was change from
Cleveland Harrison from ten to twenty IN favor oil
Mr. Harrison. lie thinks that the ratio Of change
and gain for Harrison Will Increase Letters nom
Onondaga County say that the revolution In poltoai
sentiment there is causing stampede from he Demo-
cratic party to tho standard Of Harrison and Moron
+. H. Gold superintendent Of the Cold Car llca'nG
Company Of syracuse another convert to Harrison
docs not approve the trade tendencies Of Mr. Cleve
land ard his followers. He thinks that free trade
would De- detrimental 10 American Industries, and Dc
lcves that opinion prevails among all iar-mnded rail-
road men. lie believes that railroad men arr oplo ed
10 Cleveland this year account OF his iavorts 10
foreigners. Mr.. Cold authorized the statement that
the Republican National platform suits him on account
Of lis declarations in favor OF home industry and pro
lection lie says that he has always been Demo
craft and that his father samuel F. Cold of Ncw-fork'
also a lifelong Democrat, has resolved 70 vote ior
Harrison and Morton.
T. H. Coolre, who IS the chief craftsman for the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad, has an
nounced that he Will for Harrison and Morton and
protection. Mr. CuOiigc has always been Democrat
and Is widely known lie is athlete, and was cap
tain OF the William Il. XIX Democratic Battery four
,cars aco lie has become d Republican because he
believes that ficc trade j; dan sciUus p1lg9 ana
would WcrIpiia;c naucial disaster upon th' nous
ile, and business Oi lnls country! Inc SAM H,'It
mat about 30 per c'ni oil me men e AMI ~,
ihr machine shops OF the LelaWalt Lac hi" dtid an
Western Railroad IN syracuse viii vote for HARRISON
in Noycmhcl. although iour years d-D ne ,
them supported tlcfrlahI. L.ii'la lI,l o'vC' p
lions of iie -atc iuGca, that Tho revolution Is G9ns
ON In ;hc same significant and rapid manner. ne
fbc chances ~ earn ing that STATE arr excellent ami
rio Ecnubllcan National Committee has I'm press
a cant ai-f book for Use THIS year ud' u t' nv.
rretentous ana ela99i4 rrd In Boston by
SOM. wclli.nown writer's and Is 10 be distribute
,ar,Ir @'r -@ff,nr IL quickly INTO circulation than
fnc committee ORDERS for the book should De- srh 10
Elcutano,s and not TO the committee inc Ms.
81 ION viii number 200 900 COPIES and If tho demand
for II con- inuc. at the present rate. second edition
~ tic .,rfc magnitude viii be- struck Oh withh iNo
,cnrs TIe iulcu,c interest In the tarih question
which th'- campaign has aroused has caused 70
cortuiffcc 10 make uncommon cnort I" nave III.
tn,f.i.o1 a complete work of political reference
UNIQUE d"a In the conduct of this campaign Is 10
r,ak, ,ccr-- Dbl. the official campa gn DOCK OF INC
rc,utl.can marty to the mass Of people who want
To- ,,uv the work In previous years this yaluaDlc
matter which had been comp led ana printed az
.lrat eypcnsc has been published exclusively ior inc
state Committees.