New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
SENATOR HISCOCK CONFIDENT.
HE TALKS ABOUT THE NOMINATIONS.
ALL REPUBLICANS DETERMINED TO END AN

ALL REPUBLICANS DETERMINED TO END AZ
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN WITH VICTORY
Senator Frank Hiscock arrived here last evening
from his homo in Syracuse where he took brief res
after the labor and excitement Of the National Con
vcntlOn at Minneapolis The Senator was In excellent
spirits and talked frankly about the convention ana ~
results and expressed entire confidence in the approva
OF It's work by the people in November. Mr. Iiiscoch
will 30 back 10 Washington to-day to resume his olicia
duties at the National Capitol. After his arrival NJ
saw and conversed with ex-senator Platt
"Mr. Platt," he said, "wil support tho TICKET nom
mated by the Republican parry lie will give 1t earnest
and efectve-sd.n
"N0w that the smoke Of the battle has cleared away
how do you think the work Of the convention is
viewed by the countryf" Mr.. Hscock was asked
Il believed the reply, :" that honesty and
propriety demanded the denomination of President
Harrison, and In my capacity as representative
of the Republicans OF the State IN the National Con-
vention at Minneapolis did what conld to accom-
plish this / believed. and still believe. that my
Interpretation of the peoples wishes and sentiments
correct, and that the will be ratified at the
coming election. Mr.. HaIrison's nomination hSs been
well received by the country.
after Mr.. Dlaines letter TO Mr. ClarhsOn written
In February declining TO he considered candidate
for President the party did not contemplate any
other action. In later days an opposition WIS de
velOped and became the more formidable because 1t
was said 10 DO cOuntcnanccd by Mr.. Blaine"
"What is your own opinion on this point, Senator ?'
81 have never believed for a single moment That
such the Mr.. Blaine meant 1t to be under
stood that he under circumstances candidate.
But for the contrary assumption General HarTison's
nomination would have been unanimous
What do You think of the outlook In this State?'
al am confident that shall have q thoroughly
united support for the ticket In New-iork. The OPP
position to the Presidents denomination from what
is known the political organization and soma dis
appointments have naturally followed his success.
But II must be borne in mind that political machine
In the State of NcwYork is composed Of trained
soldiers In political sense, who, when a nomination
is made for the ticket every time. Politics may
be conducted In such way that outsiders may rebel
or be lukewarin. but men who make up ana support
a political organization always, my experience goes,
have been loyal TO nominations, and confidently ex
poet history to repeat itself In this respect.
"When will the active work of the campaign begin -
"The Republican state Committee will probably
be called together in this city for permanent organza
ton some time during the coming week. Gentlemen
composing The committee will consult together and
bring out the best organization for effectiveness No
need feel alarmed, or suspect anything but an
earnest, loyal and the abcst possible organization OF
our State Committee. No will covet distinction
In that body except to win laurcls for his party.
"Many things have tended TO make the ticket placed
In the field at Minneapolis especially satisfactory to
Republicans generally, but nothing has been more
effective in this direction than the selection II Mr..
Reid, who will prove an able second to General
Harrison. His great abilities and thorough repre-
sentative character together with the excellent work
he has for years done for his party, commended his
nomination TO the NewYork delegation and to the
convention In my judgment he adds great strength
TO the ticket not only here In New York State. but
throughout the Union. His name long ago became
q household word In Republican homes
Upon the issues OF the parties Joined majority
of the voters are In sympathy with the Republican
side of the question. look with entire confidence
to the verdict OF the people at the polls In Novem-
Der, and predict complete triumph for the Rcpub-
Wcan lpary.'