New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
PUSHING THE WORK OF THE CANVASS.
THE REPUBLICANS HAVE NOT HAD TO IMPORT
sPEAKERS-vOLUNTEERS TO MAN


IRE fO4i@>
To fill the demand speakers IN the various parts
Of the State has been OF the hardest tasks i'm
posed upon the Republican State Committee John
S. Kenyon secretary sf the committee has had entire
charge Of this work From early in the day until late
at night he has endeavored 10 untange the mass Of
demands for speakers which have been made His
work is nearly over now, and lie has accomplished his
task with skill.
All the speakers in the canvass for the election Of
Mr.. Fassett citizens Of this State. Many offers
have been made by prominent men who live in other
States Invariably they have been declined with
thanks. Mr. Fassett said when he started out his
triumphant tour through the State that this was 10
be campaign upon state issues. and far be and
his co workers are concerned the issues presented
have not been obscured. On the side Of
the Democratic cumpdgn. any help has
been 1oyfully received. Men from Louisiana,
Maryland Pennsylvania Indiana and other States have
been brought into this state TO explain 10 the people
here what they should do. This crowd Of outside
spe akers is TO be augmented in the last days Of the
campaign by such men as Mills. Of Texas Crisp. Of
Georgia: Bynum, Of Indiana German. Of Maryland
These men will try TO show TO the people Of this state
that the members OF Tammany Hall do not wear
horns But the proposition OF Mr.. Croker to send out
100 members OF Tammany Hall for the purpose Of
showing how harmless they are, aud how good and
pure Tammany Hall is was not Endorsed by the Demo
cratic state Committee. Only few men were sent
out among them being Colonel John r. Fellows, q
recent convert to Tammany and exon gresham Tur-
ner. who did not get the Tammany nomination for
Coroner.
General Hustled. who has been so attentive to his
duties Us chairman Of the Republican Executive Com
mittee has not devoted much time 10 his own can
yass in Westchester County lie made his first speech
OF the campaign last night at Yorktown Heights. To
night he will speak at Mount Klsco and tomorrow
night at CroOn Falls.
Mr. Teall, who has charge Of the speakers in and
around New York said yesterday that he had received
MANY responses 10 his call for volunteers 10 work
at the polls on election day and to watch the count OF
the ballots lie was confident that he would have
at least 900 volunteers at his command. He already
has 1000 These men will be instructed to assist
the Republican inspectors In carrying ont the nsruc-
tons which have been given by the Republican County
Committee One Instruction in particular Is Of the
greatest Importance and IL will be carefully observed
in every election district I'm the city. II f. based upon
the decisions Of Judge DugrO ana J<Se Jarrett ana
explicitly states that no person shall be enuLl;d
10 who has not been resident OF the election
district in Wl-h he lives for at least thirty days Inc
instructions also set forth that If the ballot OF such
person T. received the Inspector well the person
IS guilty Of felony.
Among the caller Yesterday at Republican headquarters
were Vice Morton. MI Fasct and Mr.. Nrooman
Ex-senator james Otis. suffolk County. also %
caller lie said just travelled the whole
Of the District and found the prospects *
cecdingly bright for Mr.. Fasset lie thinks the Re-
pubcans viii largely their majority there and
In Queens County reduce Democratic majority Colonel
otis is probably familiar with the politics Of the Ist
Senate District Is any in Suffolk County.