New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
PUSHING THE CAMPAIGN.
ALVEY DAY AT HEADQUARTERS.
MANY CALLERS WITH CHEERING REPoRTs-wHAr
sONYI, or T1IFM SAID.

MANY CALLERS WITH CHEERING REPoRTs-wHAr
SOME OF THEM SAID.
The weeks work at the Republican National head
Quarters opened auspclousy yesterday. The members
Of the National Committee all on hand and
hard at work at early hour In the morning.
Colonel James s. GARRISON, the president OF the Ma
tional League OF Republican Cubs returned late on
Sunday from Buffalo. where the National League Con-
vention was held. When lie was asked as to his
feelings I'm regard TO the success OF It he said to
a Tribune reporter:
"While there was not large attendance as
lad been led to expect yet the convention was tho
most satisfactory one that has far been held.
When the delegates went away they felt that more
business and more work of an important nature was
done at this convention thnn heretofore. The dele
gates who there were all enthusiastic and the
reports which received from all over the country
made a good showing for the League"
Among the callers at the National Committee head
quarters Chaunccy NJ. Depew. lie spent some
time with the chairman Of the committee Before
he went away he asked II lie would make
speeches for the National Committee. fTo this MI.
Depew replied that he did not see how'she could get
time to speak for both the National and the state
Committees. He added that he had put himself In
the hands Of the State Committee, and that ne would
make all the speeches for 1t that he could fnd time
10 make during the campaign.
John L. Griffith. of Indiana. who has been maR'ns
speeches in Maine and Vermont, was at the head
quarters building. He will speak in New-Jersey and
Connecticut for the rest Of the campaign lie sa'a
that his adviceS from Indiana were that the OUTLOOK
was growing more favorable every day. There are
ecal conditions. he added, which will aid materially
HE National election.
Senator Frye, who has offered his services to the
National Committee, will be sent to the West where
IN will open his speaking tour on October l.
Charles A. Ball, of Alegany County. who is one OF
the brightest young Republican politicians IN 'nis
state has been appointed assistant secretary OF th9
Republican National Committee. Mr. Ball held
similar place under ex-senator j. Sloat Fassett, WHO
was secretary of the committee in the campaign OF
1885, He took charge of his desk as the assistant TO
secretary McComas yesterday.
William NJ. Mahn the chairman OF the speakers
breau at the National Headquarters received tester
day a telegram from Governor Mckinley, OF ohio say
ing that, owing to the death Of his brother he "ona
he unable make the speech at Dover. Del. on next
Thursday for which lie had been slated An enor'
will be made to get one else of National repu'a-
ton to take Governor McKlncys place at that meet
ing. ,o..o
Congressman j. p. Dolliver Of Fort Dodge, Iowa.
SAIL at Republican National Headquarters, concerning
tie situation rs he had found it The calamity hower
is considerably handicapped this year In Iowa. as ei>e
where. by the abundant crops. Even the Democratic
Governor Boise in his message this year saio thl
never before in the history Of iowa had her people pee
l. Sod with more general prosperity. This Is the tla'
vio made the statement here In NETWORK tha' 'he
farmers OF Iowa lost 60 cents on every acre OF corh D"
n count OF the tariff. The difference, however lies
fl h, fact that the former statement was MADE uhacT
oft. while the latter not Altogether the s'ua-
finn Is most encouraging and there is little danger that
Iowa will rot be in line with her oldtne malorHs'
Our trorbe the past has been from local issues pu'
tlcy won't count this year
George Christ the member OF the Natonai Co'h'hi.'
BE from Arizona was one Of Chairman carter
Oh thn
ard made careful In uiry into the political staauoh
All along the route from his home 10 Buffalo, mkins
great pains TO ;ak With his fellow delegates ana ascer
tain their views Mr.. Otr1,t says: I've snail CHIT!
evrry Western and Northwestern state with the Pos
sill exception Of Nevada
Io II LittefeId OF connecticut. who Is one oil Ch"t-
uaa Iian's speih,r, in the slate of New YORK. sau
. HEADQUARTERS Yesterday Il have been cam
pIic er for the Republican party since 1896 anu GILL
poy ed by the National Committee III every ciHiP"isi'
Il d must say that never saw more enthusiasm III
the oafly part of the fight. Ia my opening sP.ee"c
1t seemed more Ike the middle tan the peghuns .,
tie ,anNass At HNLgtor-C i the Hudson Wiere IL
sp1c few rshte ago. the meeting closed Win .'dee
irmcrdoes cheers, rotwithsantg the Chairman an
uoncnd that half audience consisted OF Demo. ao
AMONG the other caler' Were Henry NJ I ,pn,
c. arman OF the Arkansas sac Coriln@ o, LANES
Nnuno d Suffolk County, n Y: and General james
\ T ,ncr Of Indiana Assistant IoStnasier-Generai.
Tie reports from the eouth continue 70 DG p. OIL
lean success. From North Carolina letter mas come
TO Chairman Carter touching upon re s re-
cen; Convention there III Summarizes the S''
uatiOn clearly, thus: ,,,s ,,,,.
to tie amount six counties out OF the nlnety-aA
,prrcsent,d. a fun ticket was nominated and o9 5
ncst hitter enemies admit that no better ticket could
lave been named The very names OF our CANDIDATES
lave given life and vigor to the rank anu NE
Ct our party and there is 10 doubt that our chances
lur SUCCESS better than they have been i9r many
years. We are almost sure OF four CONGRESS @ US
aud favorable result In twp Others wonld not Dc
sI1rprisng Tho enthusiasm and zeal shown IN the
.ylite counties Especially great ana these seem
,o furnish Us the fighting ground