New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-17
To BR1NG OUT A FULL VOTE IN VERMONT

THE REPUBLICANS TO MAKE LIVELY CAMfAi'N
BEFORE THE STATE ELECTION
on SEPTEMBER O..
NJ s. Coburn. of Vermont the member OF tne re
publican National Committee from that STATE was ~
this city Yesterday. He was accompanied by Chi'co
states Senator Redfeld Proctor Mr. Coourn sao
,hst there was considerable uncertainty In Vermont I'D
regard TO the new election law. which mas oecn III
opcrauon for two years. question NJ 10 the oo'
sttuuonaty Of the law had been raised ana al
session OF the supreme Court, which was heid ~
HYDE yesterday he understood that the law was con-
sidered.
9The lay is founded upon the ballot laws OF New
York STATE and Massachusetts," he said and there
Is q good deal Of uncertainty rcgardng some OF is
provisions. We have used the blanket ballot. put II
has not worked ut all well with US. In the nrst
place those who drew UP the law overlooked making
provision for the probate district elections That was
remedied however at a special session Of the Legts-
lsture, which called to act upon the WORLDS
Fair appropriation Our people are not ct all ian'hat
with the provisions Of the law and the consequences
have been that there has been large falling on In
the vote owing to the ballots which were thrown
out on account Of In Brateboro, at the last
election 10 per cent OF the vote was thrown OUT on
account of trivial errors.
rTbe State election In Vermont will be held on
September @. We want to get out large vote and
secure increased majority If we can for the effect
ton. v" st Which Governor Mckinley win speak We
On OF Course there is no question about the State
A sS s %PSg oSs SsS %ad meeDr
The members Of the executive committee OF the
Ss s HS sSs at q %s
South and FOR ne % be Se %
The auspices Of the union in September. The COM
q A 6tSSrn sn% omas H Ts
WIN be several prominent speakers present. and lots
- In the Twenty second Ward there were 100 new
members admitted. including thirty from the part OF
second sss as Ward out Of go Who viii come
others not o sa Sn or p Sosm q
H Sn %sls sssars s d as icy
T Te 4 Association then elected James Il Raker,
apsrysc president 70 t tSe p M Of Mr. M "Sa
crop.
ENERGETIC WORK IN THE xvIITH DiSrkICr.
Tho XVIII Assembly District Republican club held
= special meeting might in Wendes Assembly Hail.
No sac west yfourthst In accordance with the call
Of Jsmes GARRISON chairman Of the Republican League
Of tAs United States. There were not nearly seats
enough in the large hall accommodate all those present
Wilson Bergman presided and John II. Trewhea was
secretary, Howard A. Whitfield George W. wsnmsker and
Eben DcmAsests m4de short addresses The following
committee vpx uupolnscd md nun power given 10 IL
to take ell ssepa necessary for the formation Of
paien batsssy Julius neiehe. John T. Gibson James
Joncs. Thonss Greenwood, william j.. Nil.
l,c.n Wilson Berrymsn and John H. Trew.
htns 80 Among those present James O'Grady.
Fraak !. AeRijdR, Joseph Kissck. Charles Bliss
John wielsnd Whsm CDbits, Robert Hamilton John f.,
sham Robert Corbits David II. Tobin William NJ. Frcw.
yehn Chestnut Alexander Magnify John Gerst IT, NJ j.
r,sh~. Leonard Morrison Archibald Carswe. John Hus
ton william Aleu- IT,. John J. Riddeil. John Ven Bus
49, prcdsritk n ueners Robert D. sparov and James
r. Corbitt sfn 80 500 =
- oor.s,ttee Of the club busy engaged Last night
- .e ous invitations TO eli friends Of the member "a
49, ia fourth annusl sannemshrs festival Of The
s,-s ~seh WIN be held tomorrow svening ~ Lion Park