New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06

sxtreme The first report came from LOnis Newsass
OF Cayuga County. He said that there the WORK Oh
registering the vote was already under way. rour
men for each election district had been detaino 70 40
this, and their reports were now being hehoeo iI
They showed considerably more interest thsn USUAL
Men also had been named 10 to getting out tne
entire Republican vote election day and others 10
check of the names OF the voters rs they came up
In this way the Republican managers Knew Just VINO
had and who had not voted. lie predlcteu tn"'
Cayuga County would give not less than $500 majority
for senator Fassett and the entire Republican uchet
Ex-senator Barrager, OF Tioga County, was the next
sneaker, lie said that in his part OF the state INC
Republicans were going TO get the votes oil many q
Democratic soldier who had been benefited by the ne"
pension laws. lie had heard a number OF them say
that they INTENDED hereafter to vote with the kepaD-
lcans who were their friends
Henry Pryor OF Monroe County, who has been
Successful in getting in the field the first complete
,r, oroaniyation ot League clubs, was called upon
m ex nlain how he had accomplished that work. IL
uos. he said through the enthusiasm OF Republicans
for the Republican candidates who were hohinaVed l"
Rochester, his home their desire 10 see "'e elaio
t,cket elected and a considerable amount Oh deuli
work on his part in getting the pan p,op''p
presented His success has been far Deyono mo
pectatlons The lowest membership In any one oi ''s
r,nhe recent,v formed is ffy-seven, while most Oh
them now have a membership OF over loO eaoh'
The representative from Broome County, "eors'
r. Green said that o county organization OIL t'o P1'
followed In Monroe County and as orlgihaiy piOp0S
by Colonel McAlpin was being formed. Inc eeui".
ciuh ORGANIZERS had not been fast enough for the
Republicans of this county. The young meh h"a
taken hold Of their own accord, and mad orsah~'u
clrbs in all OF the wards. There are now fourteen
climbs here and there will be not less than twenty
within the next few days. He SAID thst nc "o''
guarantee that in this county there "ouia 10 r.
feet rcgistration and the voting would DC eh'reD
G. D. REYNOLDS. Of Alegany County, made the ONLY
report that was not most encouraging. In ms cou ne
importance OF the situation and speakers were nee1e S
TO Stir them up. He Will get speakers ether lron '"'
Good u news came from Cortland County through
Jerome Squires, the member OF the S0,nhI hd been
made and by october II it expected that the name
NJ every Republican voter in the county woua DC Oh
the registry llst His county will give the u'u" f0
Salem HYDE Of Syracuse was proxy for Colonel
s odSy Mr. Hyde said that The work Of the league ,Scn
wsS eng three Republican clubs in Syracuse and now
there are seventeen clubs In the city ana thrSseNeh
ci TSeodore s tRroadhead president of the James G.
Blaine Club of the WITH Assembly District OF ns%
York, told in few words what the cmo orsani1a"on
Major curtis Of Chenango County, then moved that
pS e proposed O be left to the various clubs Of each
county to decide for themselves THIS resoiuuoh WIS
state senator Edmund O'Connor, Of Bnghamt3n
made stirring speech on the issues OF the d3y. ne
aid that the election gould not be won by taking IL
could be by hard work His only fear was mise
the corruption at the polls in New YORK would nn'iy
splendid majority which the Republicans norm OF
the Harlem would give to the ticket we LOOK 10
bought up. as Tammany men say they VIII be- ana
Colonel MSAlpn assured Senator O'Connor that the
Republican inspectors would not be bought up. ana
that there would he honest count -, "a,
A resolution, introduced by Clarence NJ smith, mat
League clubs be formed In each county In the smte,
was adopted and the committee adj ourned IL Is tns
intention OF the League managers TO arrange m eacm
county ~ the state League massmeetings which VIII
be addressed by prominent speakers .
soon after g O'Clock this evening tho members OF
the North side Republican Club, with band came 10
the Hotel Bennett, where the members Of INC com
m,ttee were STAYING and escorted them To their c!nb
house In Chenangost, where the Fassett and Nrooman
banner was SWING ont. Speeches were made here by
Colonel Nc Apin Job r. Hedges, Theodore Broadheah,
Senator O'ConnOr, Assemblymau Deyo and Others.