New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
SENATOR QUAY CONFIDENT.
HE SAYS EMFHAIICAILN THAT HARRISON
AND REID WILL WIN.
HE POUND WIS ~ CAME HERE THAT THE
CAMPAIGN I'D 1iEN MANAGED AD-
NtH.BII- .s RING REPORTS
At III JQCARTERS.


Vice-PrcsiGer. wi p. Morton. Senator
Matthew y l. .oe. Chairmon Carter, of the k"-
publican Natioi |ommittce, and Jos aph H. Man
ley, of Maine, w., together AT the headquarters
of the Republics. National Committee, No. BIS
Fifthavc Tor d long time yesterday. The Vice
President reached the building at an early hour IN
the morning, and was shown Immediately TO
Chairman Carriers room. Soon after he arrived
there Senator Quay came in and went Immediately
TO the same room Mr. Nanlcy, who was in the
building. Joined the party few minutes later.
Mr. Morton said that he wanted 10 know what the
outlook was, and as lie was in the city for few
days, he wished to find out what he could do to
aid in securing the success Of the party. Mr. Nor
ton has been doins n considerable amount OF quiet
work. but he has hceu kept so bnsy that he could
not do as much as ne wished TO.
The members of the committee ami Scnltof Culy
went over IN, situation with the Vice President,
and assured him that tie election of the Repub-
Ican candidates was practically assured. Mr.. NJ r
ton said that he was greatly pleased at the out
look and he WAS happy over il. After the cen
ference ScDator quay said u Il Tribune reporter:
Il leave this city this afternoon FIR Fhiladel-
Mia ] may return possibly before the election,
although there is 10 reason for my doing SO.
Coming here, as ! did, on the suggestion OF the
gentlemen engaged in the management of the cam
paien. VINO Thought MY eAPC4iOH'N III
1855 might be useful in the solution OF two or
,hree pending problems, | have gone carefully
into tho details Of their labors up to the present
time. ard | have canvassed with them their
propostions for the future. Their administration
has been faultless. Their correspondence assures
me that the sentiment Of the country is favorable
20 the continuance # Republican rule MI liar
rison will he elected. 1t is my belief that he
will carry the States of New-lork, Indiana AMI
Connecticut. Existing conditions are sucA tha'
the electoral vote of New-lOrk will elect him
wi,bout Indiana md Connecticut--Indiana and
Connecticut will I him without New-l ork
The tone that senator QUAY used in ayin2
these few words indicated that he meant exactly
what ne said when he declared that the KepupH'fl
Marty would win this fght. He spoke without
the slightest hesitation, and welgh"d MS "orus
onl,. q, thai he would not bc misunderstood III
hat bo did SAY. Mr. Onay will probably re
turn 10 this city tomorrow. He did not inf"nt
% 90 away until after the campaign had clos"h
and tho votes had been counted, hut ne was
Informed late on Monday night that there were
certain business matters in Phiiadeiphia 'ha' h''
20 he attended TO right away. When ne ge'a
hack here On Thursday he VIII MAKE announcer
.rrver of the political field, ard If ther" l. any
ching for INN 10 do he will put his shoulder 10
An. wheel and do it. His coming back 10 tl''
CITY will depenc. however altogether ." Nv
,,e .ress that ho makes in settling up me po''""
arairs that call him away 49,. .bo
Tr. Morton and senator quay weIe hoy ,,o,d 'llc
only visitors at the Republican Naliomaa ,here
ssylr in tbe dav and remained for ,one llms; ~ ~
tenaroT has ii>t returned from trip tnrou2n w
S-atc ard his words to the lpemocrs OF 'i'' W.
mittee waiting to hear his report were; we
have got them. - H. h bos hoer
snratine in nearly every county Of the sac a~
called on thr committee. Mr. Horr ,aiI VIA, , 'i''o M
,ra. M doubt that Harrison and Reid Wonu DC
elected In ali MS political experience h' ~ neFc1
before had seen such meetings rs lie had adoF'S>c'
durinr his travels in this state
These are only few Of the reports rh'' me
corIni,-ee is receiving daily from various paris OF
tbis and other States. The National tommitI'
iearnc1 Yesterday that the Democrats Woniu Hn-
r4rd entirely on money 10 carr the .Iec,Iom IN
scveral states and steps were taken 10 PrcNtnl
,Le u.a of q, much Of il possible me men
Who to handle the moneE IN IN tRce tbo Vii S be 1r l
rss,ed ON Election Day if they try TO use 1t as Is
contemplated.