New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
PUSHING THE CAMPAIGN.
VIGOROUS WORK AT REPUBLICAN HEAD.
QUARTERS.

CALLERS BRING CHEERING NEWS.
Tho work at the Republican National headquarters
has reached such extent that Chairman carter mas
heen compelled to secure the assistance OF some one
Tho can meet the many callers who 70 TO che building
S.uv He has succeeded in getting ex Collector David
,,.rtn NJ Philadelphia come here for the campaign
A. Martin viii be here in few days. His special
- ,rtu he 10 relieve the chairman OF the work OF
,re those who come here. This will give the chair
. mnch more time to attend TO the duties OF his
oMce He has not had much opportunity lot us
snce the campaign opened Every one who has called
n see him has been admitted and this mas taken
nm so much of his time that he has found that he was
ra+,tne behind In his work. The chairman was Kept
busy yesterday meeting men who called to see him
- tmnortant business. They ex-Congressman
william Whiting OF Massachusetts,; W. A. sutherland.
a, Rochester Postmaster W. W. Johnson OF Baumore'
sloat rassett Governor Mckinley, Of Ohio Charles
Emory Smith. ex minister TO Russia senator FELTON,.
NJ California Perkins. of Kansas, and senator
sanders, Of Montana
GOVERNOR MKIN1.EY GOES no VERMONT.
Governor Mckinley called to see about his appoint
~. to sneak in Maine He went to Vermont last
,-,+ whore he Is to speak at Burlington In Few
Avs Ex-senator Fassett seemed to be as happy ana
cheerful As ever and he was sang,ine OF Repuohcah
.nccess in this State this fall Chairman Carter ana
colonel James S. Garrison went away hurriediy 10.
gsther about noon. 1t was said that an Important
w.,n. II IS expected that they will be at their desks
.,.,n fhis morning. The literary bureau Is pouring
t thousands of copies Of Republican tarih documents
Tnsv s.em 20 be in great demand, for 1t Is win
ABculty that the applications can De nleo As raP'
:. th.v come in Secretary McComas received another
hsavv mail Yesterday morning. There were many
,.tt.rs from the Southern States urging the $auona
Committee to make active campaign there ano ee
clar1ne that II required an effort only 10 secure inc
,r. votes Of several Of these States for Harrison
and Reid.
W. NJ Hahn. of Ohio. who is the e1-chalrman OF
tho Ohio Republican State Committee. reached new
York on Tuesday night and Will remain mere per
manently for the rest OF the campaign. MI hahh
has been put in charge Of the speakers bureau ana
large set Of rooms on the third moor mas esen 'u"
aver To this branch Of the WORK.
CHARLES EMORY SMITH ON PENNSYLVANIA.
Charles Emory Smith had q chat with secretary
Mccomas and other members OF the National Coni'
mttee Yesterday. In speaking OF the si'uauoh Iii
Pennsylvania Mr.. Smith said:
mPennsylvan,a will give a Republican majority OF
anywhere from So 900 to 10000 The party Is IN
excellent condition and is we'll organized Inc tAr'n
question would naturally result in an Increased Re-
sh,;c.n vote Even IL the tahn not an issue.
tho thorough organization would give the usual ma
,or+v hut the Importance Of the issue appeals 70 the
best interests Of the people and will tend 70 largely
e/d TO the usual majority. The miners trouo'eS WI.
mt operate ENTHUSIASTICALLY at ALL MY pehei lha'
~ thew have any political significance whatever they
will be beneficial rather than pre,udicai 10 inc IN
terests Of the party II Is not matter Of particular
,u,,co, ,,nnortance one way or the other Pha-
s.,rhia will give very large Republican majority
anywhere from 90 900 to 900. 1t Is Overwhelmingly
q Republican city. x ,
aAs 70 Nev.York State. the impressions when
have received here exceedingly favorable 70 10
publican success have made careful inquiries as 10
uniformly the report is one OF Republican union anu
.anestness with actual gains from the other size IN
almost every county which was spoken or
Mr. Smith Will speak at different points m rehh'
sy1vana during the campaign and Will probably make
one or two speeches in NewYcrk State -,,
WILLIAM BARNES, JR., BRINGS 60oD News
william Barnes jr. Editor Of "The Albany jour
naln and State Committeeman rom the KIN NE
trict was q welcome visitor II Repubfcan hesu
Quarters Yesterday Mr.. Barnes brought encouraging
news from the state Capital. He said: -,
al cannot see but that the present dnfe Is nj
our way 1t seems to there had been Qui'e
a noticeable change In our favor. and more interest
IN IN. campaign An Of OUT people are pleased with
m. rartv nominations and nnd tho state Of snaars
existing In other cities very encouraging, % LII "
7 can see. I have boon In conversaSon WIN 1"sr@'
conservative weD-known men Cd dihcront aisusou mo
NOV assured me that they would get many Demo
rranc votes in their district for Harrison. II W
o,.,S so,n fnr.e votes IN each eectiso district ID
this State II would add $4,000 votes fo harnson
and Reid These gentlemen also cay that they %
mt know OF any Republicans who are not going 70
vote tho ticket ,.
"In the past Mr.. Cleveland has shown nnSen
tn be n particularly weak candidate tn the County
of Albany Tho county gave Hancock majority %
over 5000 in $780, which fell for Cleveland to e4o
against Blaine, and 1871 against Harrison Albany
Republicans confidently expect to reprduce the nsurss
~ 1sss in 1882 although 1854 vote Is the target we
aim at"