New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
AT BUSY HEADQUARTERS.
MANY PROMINENT REPUBLICANS CALL
THEY REPORT CHEERING CONDITION OF Az
FAIRS IN THEIR STATES.

The members Of the Republican National Committee
at their desks yesterday and remained at work
until late In the afternoon. They had large number
OF callers Among the first was f. RosewateF. mem
Der of the Republican National Committee from
Nebraska. He WAS with Chairman Carter and Colonel
GARRISON most OF the day talking over the campaign In
bis State. Ex-senator Palmer, Of Michigan, presi-
dent OF the WoNd's Fair Commission, was another
caller at the National headquarters. lie came with
ex -Congressman j. P. Sanborn and Henry Howard. OF
Port Huron Mich. Mr. Palmer said that the Demo
Gratis might carry three four OF the electoral dis
trcts of Michigan. He thought that they might pos
siby get four, but he did not think that they would
get more than that.
Mr.. Sanborn, who formerly was member OF the
Republican National Committee from Michigan, agreed
with ex Senator Palmer the outlook in Michigan.
but be thought that the Democrats might possibly get
five of the electoral votes Of that State. Among the
other callers were Philip Walters, clerk OF the United
States Court at jacksonville, Fla John Clifford,
Editor Of "Thc Ncw-iork Tablet and eXCohgreNs-
man Moore, Of Tennessee
In regard to politics In Florida, Mr.. Walter says:
"Florda is Is honestly Republican as is Pennsylvania
The conditions there, which have been brought about
and perpeuated By the Democratic way Of doing busl-
ness. make it well nigh impossible for the Kepush'
can party demonstrate its strength at the poiis
Fly Congressman Moore, Of the Memphis District OK
Tennessee who prides himself on having voted lot
Abraham Lincoln and tor every Repubhcan c"hoi"a.e
since his day, said: The situation In tennessee 40
a very peculiar one. There are thrce parties J" "o
State to-day Tho old moss back Secession Democracy
Is headed by Judge Turney candidate for 'roVernof
the Alliance or Third party by the present "o''
ernor Mr. Buchanan, who Is an Independent cSh'
didate. and George W. winstead, brilliant anu Ca
ceedingly worthy young native Tennessee kepu0HoAn'
is the candidate Of the Republican party fof "oserh''
The State election Will be hcio AT 'he S"Ai' "0 -
the National election. 49,,
rhe Democratic party had through manipufauon
of the election laws, practically closed out a.. 0l0
ncan hope of success in Tennessee, ana the TWO i.
t,ons OF the Democratic party are at bitter war WIN
one another. In this fight they have fofSo''ea no.
We are entering perhaps, upon the hottest campaign
that has been made In Tennessee for many years
The impression prevails that Buchanan Will poll d
hlll Alliance and antirrney Democratic vote, uereoy
making it entirely within the power of the hepuoc"h
marty TO elect its candidate. Winstead. a i"'se
majority Of the Intelligent people OF Tennessee are al
beart protectoniss We in Tenn. ae as T. oroshJ
In line with Republican doctrines upon tie qnes"on
Of Protection and sound money as theI are M Vhe u
Republican Of the Northern States. The DemocHAnc
newspapers, knowing this to be true ana Fearing Nv
feat are daily harpng upon the scnseiesS anu uu
reasonable cry Of negro domination. They know ID
well as the Republicans know, tnat hop0a! ia'o''
negro domination, but they feel that TIE oiy hopr
they have Of success Is In frightening the uin'u CASE
by making them believe that senio iuuo" "e ~
behind tina. bugabeO
There are two and only two, real issues III tn's
National campaign, and they are the pro'eeuon "a
American industries and sound currency tha' wiz
pass at par In Florida IN Maine, IN oregon or III DAN
Francisco The Republican party champions these
causes while the Democratic party, whether ao'ni''is
IL or not must that there can be but one resu,
In the success of their party, wiz the estabnshcn'
Of wildcat issues Of money and oi Free lraae' WIN"
will reduce the labor Of own wage earhers 10 par
with that Of Europe These the only issues, 10
matter what men may for elect. 1t seems 10 me
tho, the Republican National Committee must be im
pressed with the Importance of aiding us Hn
the Sscesson Free Trade wildcat Democracy where
ever found. -, ,...s man
Who wants to see our nag respected abroad cur money
1 w EAss 1rs as S sHsTy o S
S and to vote ana ,asre BY the he
wty under the sun TO bring thls s0eu' eAcep " '"'
q. e. s:aass
in nae supp sSsy OF rdu s not ens to
ysryaass the st. pr Tss a'' vSte
s sSe haSe smse means Of knowing whereof speak
cast 70. .55sG On s s hs ss1uSe.n IN
f. tendency Ehsrts on the part Of e De t5o aus
70 any detection or asrIpuSS not on H1' viii
e Irish vote would have been cast for Ms
sa,y sss saa s'siSa sss
S SSigs. That may be depended upon ..,,,,.
E1,yudge Holmes Of syracuse who wrst. volume h.ds
Quarters during the day, and presented volume OF
''Hi ai nSn William NJ Hahn Of the spe.her Durs.9
Of the Republican National headquarters, started
Yesterday for his home in Ohio He Will De oac8 10
is Labor Day in this stat eD@ w
THO building will be kept cieseo 'nr0'sn
cut the day
COMMISSIONER PECK COURTS INVESTIGATION
Charles r. Peck the Labor Commissioner was seen
,v a tribune reporter In Broadway yesterday, ana nc
vas asked II he had anything further 10 say IN IT,
gard 10 the report with which the Democrats HAVE
found 50 much fault.
Mr.. Peck replied 81 said YESTERDAY ~ -
cared 10 say On the subject for the time being out
will say that have nothing ~ add to or 10 t"Ks
from what have already said Oh tdis subject
am willing to stand fall by my hSures.
aWiI YOU get out a supplemental report - no was
asked. 40,
1.-The only supplemental report that Will g. OUT
S be the regular report OF which the report Oh last
Sunday was only preliminary. IL Is usual ior n'0 !"
get out a preliminary report as you KNOW
Have either Of the National Committees asked
Won II YOU would stand by your offer 10 siio" the"
TO appoint committees TO examine your ngures
NO: they have not done yet, but am "'inne
to stand by the offer that made to them yester''
They appoint all of the committees liza. "'S
want 10. az, they can have every advantage T" -.
anime all Of the figures that have In my Office that
bear upon the report" ,. .,. h.
Commissioner Peck said he thought Inae t nr
would 90 to Albany last night TO remain tere lot
days He seemed 70 be perfectly at cas- n
Indifferent what the Democrats "n9 naNc ' ~
to abusing him lately said OF him. nho" e enar
my figures correct and no ono can hhu any ia"
In them" he added.
THIS CORIS WILL ESCORT COLONEL MALf1N.
The Lincoln Pioneer Corps held meeting in The
Lincoln Club rooms 40 SO Clinton Place. on FRIDAY
evening" to arrange for the trip to buhalo OH e'p
TENDER IA. where the National League OF hep'u, .,
Clubs will hold its annual convention. Colonel f. A.
pf