New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-27
PLANNING THE CAMPAIGN.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE MEETS.
NAVY CALLERS AT nEApouARTERs-GooD RE

MANY CALLERS AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nv
PORTS FROM ALL PARTS OF TIRE STATE
With Fassett in the field creating enthusiasm where
ever he goes by his magnetic presence and splendid
speeches, and Chauucey NJ Depew to follow, the
Ropublioanism q this state promises to reach the
fever heat which was felt in the years when Seward
and Morgan and Dix were elected Governors. Mr..
Depew of the early callers at the head
quarters Of the Republican state Committee yestcr-
day. lie volunteered 10 make a number of speeches
and will labor with more energy and give more time
TO the work than he has ever given In any previous
campaign. Mr.. Depew recognizes the importance OF
this campaign, and says that he will do all he can
to help Fassett and vrooman to win
The executive committee we're in session yester~
day morning. What they decided to do will be
known by the public and especially by the Demo
Gratis later in the campaign. There was full at
tendance Of the members. and zach one gave most
encouraging reports to the enthusiasm In the dif-
ferent parts q the state
Senator HiscOck was one OF the early callers lie
said that he had travelled through the greater part
of the state that the animation, energy and en-
thuslasm he had were most gratifying. Inc or
ranzatisn Of the Republican party complete and
I'm better condition than il had been before IN any
state canvass. From my first speech at GloverS-
VILE on October g." the senator said. until election
day shall stump the State and work for the success
of the ticket vice-President Morton called 81
headquarters and expressed qualification at the out
look in the State.
Frederick W. Hollis, who was one OF the most aIuen'
supporters Of Andrew D. White, was also at the com
mlttee rooms lie said that before long he Womb
start out to speak to the German Americans OF TINS
Stata
General Hustled. chairman OF the Executive Com
mittee returned from Rochester in time 10 attend the
meeting Of the committee. The General snd tIlas
his visit to the western part Of the state was hsl
~ an as
made a speech to $4,000 people. From this tame on
the General said. he would nave MS coaV oh anu ~
work increasingly.
A letter was received by the committee from KOS
well G. Horr in which nc said that he would be ready
TO make his first speech in the New-1orK caup'isI
at Dunkirk on October /, followed by speech ~
Jamestown on October 9 and from that d'pe ne "ota
be ready and willing to do all he could to eip faSSc'
and Vrooman to be elected. Mr. Horr has been speak
ing in Ohio and reports that MCKINNEY eFou'n %
assured beyond all question.
Senator Lispenard Stewart for short lime was Nv
headouarters lie said that he would have hard
fight 10 be reelected. but no stone or other
would he left unturned to secure his return 10 inc
Senate. and he felt sure he would be elected 1t IS
n young mans year." he added, lana INN" "0 wiz
all VIM . tos
Roth Mr. Fassett and Mr. Vrooman were dt ne'"
ouarters Yesterday Mr.. Fassett went to the custom
tIorso for short time to get his mail and look aer
any official business that might require DIS aueuu""
II is expected that Collector Hendricks VIII qu"' W.
Monday morning. Mr.. Fassett took luncheon NJ '''0
LAWYERS, Club and later in the day went 70 inc fla]s
Hotel. Mrs. Fassett returned to ElmiFa on fru"'
Mr. Vrooman started for his home in Herhlmer h's'
evening He will meet Mr. Fassett and CoiNol haA
fer in Utica on Monday morning, where an h'oriu"i
retention will be held From Utica they VIII go W
Iovvne vbor, a short reception viii be heFl ana
from that point they viii 90 TO NaterIomn lii nDen
Of Roswell p Flower whore the campaign VIII ppe,
Arrangements are being made ior q luz @nwntT
20 no held soon in Canton, 81 Lawrence Holn'y
Urgent appeals have been made to the c9mmt! fS "
nave Mr. Fassett and Mr.. NrOoman ssM ue hoe bacn
maSe 90 far for their presence in various parts OF .ne
state. There now remains abOu' ImrV- u'5
mon which MIR. Fassett can speak GUT W
tbpsf number he expects TO take three or fonp
for rest But as he and ME- Nroonan n ar
determined upon by the committee, and they Will go
where they sent