New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
WORKING FOR VICTORY.
BUSY MEN AT REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS
MANY CALLERS THERE YESTERDAY. AMONG
THEM BEING SENATOR HItCoCK. Mr.. REID.

publican National headquarters yesterday WIS
than any day since the campaign was opened
Among the earliest OF the callers Whiteaw Reid,
the Republican candidate for Vice-President lie
went Immediately to Chairman Carriers room. where
he was Joined soon by Cornelius ~ Bliss and Colonei
James S. Clarkson. These three had not been In con
ference long before they Joined by Samuel
Fessenden member of the National Committee, from
connecticut United States senator iilscock and
General Russell A. Alger called later In the morning
and they Joined the group in Chairman Carriers
room soon after. The members Of the committee ana
their visitors together nearly all day.
In the afternoon william BrOokded. chairman OF the
Republican state Committee; Colonel f. A. McAlpin'
president OF the NewYork State League OF Republican
Clubs General Horace Porter and Jacob NJ Patterson
chairman OF the Executive Committee OF the Republ
can County Committee Joined the group In the chair
mans room. They had hardly been seated when ex-
senator Thomas c. Plat reached the headquarters and
he was shown Immediately to the room. The entire
party was together for an hour discussing the
campaign. After the company broke up ex-senator
Platt had a private interview with Chairman Carter
They talked more especially the campaign In this
state in which Platt, representing the
Republican state Committee wanted the active In
teres OF Hartman Carter and the National Committee.
Senator Hiscock Mr. Reid and General Alger took
luncheon with the members OF the committee on the
third floor OF the building.
Among the other callers at the National Committee
Headquarters were Captain NJ. G. McLan, OF Indian
.no,,s NJ Vidal n well-known Louisiana Republican ;
captain william NJ Meredith, Chief Of the Bureau OF
Engraving at Washington
GOOD NEWS BROUGHT BY SENATOR HIsCoCK.
Senator Hscock brought raging reports from
the interior counties Of the State lie said to re-
porter
"Siuce Congress adjourned I have been In the
western and central parts OF the State ana nave
seen not only the prominent Republican leaders, ou'
n great many earnest Republicans who are really
Of
there the best OF feeling toward the Ticket iaiied
to learn hear of any dissatisfaction In any quarter
and have yet to hear of the first Repuncan VINO was
not going TO support our ticket The party Is III
absolute unanimty In those parts OF the STATE '"t
have visited.
NV Official position has brought me in contact
with men who have political affairs in charge aud
business men from all parts OF the State. ana thelr
evidence is OF the unanimty OF the Republican party
ON Harrison In their homes and sections Of the state
and I have found the by personal observations
in those cities and counties have visited AS lar
az nv observation goes and think 1t covers prac-
ticslly the whole OF the State. have never KNOWN
the Republican party more united The general sehu'
ment also is that this time In the canvass the WORK
Is further advanced than II was four years ago Early
nominations are being made throughout the STATE
II Is somewhat difficult TO open canvass In county
until local nominations out OF the way III there
is canvass for nominations, IL engrosses pubi'c al
tenton In view Of the fact that there Is no o'alp
convention this fall local nominations are being maze
unusually early and with the result OF an earlier
opening Of the Presidential campaign wherever
have been have found the committees at work
ain nv opinion the legal proceedings which nave
been instituted In regard to the state apporuoi'ne
will be Successful, and the law Will be hed uhcoh-
sttional but in the event OF failure there is pro
found conviction throughout the state that the appor
orment great to the people In the dinereh'
localities and have no doubt Of reb'ke TO the
party responsible for 1t at the coming eecuol' III
nv judgment the apportionment OF members Vi No'''
gress is an njustifable gerrymander ana IN the
interest Of the Democratic party. l expect 10 see
this react upon that party. The common expression
you everywhere hear in those districts that have Deem
so uniustly gerrymandered. among all Repubiicahs
and a great many Democrats, Is that they VIII seek
to right that wrong at the polls
al think the tariff Is the paramount issue OF inc
canvass | also think that honest money VIII play
very important part In this state; that ho'"''S'"hu
ing the Democrats may claim that Mr. Cleveland occu
pies the same position as President HARRISON On a'
question II Is recognized In every county vi uie ''Ae
TINT his party Is unsound, and have iounu e'ueoe
ON all sides among business men that they resa'u IL
"a the true policy TO put In place and power party
as we'll as President that are sound on '"e ''oh's
question:
BRIGHT Prospects IN MICHIGAN
cor, pueseu A A,eer OF Michigan. in this
CITY Yesterday and before starting for his nome sau
to a Tribune reporter -
mMv Judgment Is that the Democrats VIII carry
three or four Congressional districts In Michigan we
Lope TO hold them to three Il the State' ou, We
GOV I'm n good deal Of enthusiasm ana get the CAIN
paign we'll under way, 1t will help u.s. Of course III
our state there Is much nd gnation over the change
In Tho method OF choosing electors IL Is geiera'i.
denounced as Democratic sharp pracuce u "i"'"
votes and that feeling will help the Repnbl'caS Vc's
much" a., e,a.o ~, A,c.r
As to the general prospect In The o'"e, MI N'sei
r will
aorh+ The Democrats have very strong cahou"'c
IN Judge Morse, who Is onearned soiu'cr' "
he was elected, the year after WAS eiec.r"' nv '
ried the state By 10000 against Ju'ee "oo'''
ubo WAS also q strong man, but they got up ue oo'
norat,on cry against Judge Cooley ana chrgea MN
with beng the representative OF the cOrporauo"' anu
foo, ~ was AN of year. and with II all Morse WIS
elected He is strong man. and there Is ho use
undertaking the strength OF foe. Inc conuiioi'
fhis year are very much changed. Inc so"oo' f
,Ion which we had two years ago, cuts no he"o " ;
49, ,,,o nothing but the straight National issues
The ACKNOWLEDGMENT has been upset. ana he" "
has been enacted by the old Democratic Les'S,''.,e
h,cb leaves lis with a good working majority III uie
legislature We have the Australian Dslot al" ".
Hike IL very much Wherever IL mas ooe"
heretofore It has helped honest ballot ana 'na' -
IN =. as The Congressional ticket In Michigan VIII
rim side by side with the National uche'' ine'0 WV
no local conditions that will affect the ia'ter'
A, IN the tariff General Algcr said "Ihat Is t'e
,ssuc with u.s. They going to light IL out Oh 'n"
issue Michigan with her iron. copper, sai' anu
humber Interests is interested In the tniH' ine' mon
ms a tariff State. have no doubt as 70 inc rc'"'.
l., ,,,oh,can OF course any change that Is Proposed
., rt,,rnnp 10 the old State banking system is very
had thing for the Democrats, and we tmnA VIII
noI, ne The interests of this country demand ~
change. The Administration has been geheran's saw
istcorv TO the business interests OF the country ho
only to capital, but to labor We cannot "noiu ~
,,,rn the business OF this country over TO foreign
nations for every single article manufactured aDroaa
that we can make here tales Just 50 much worA from
our own people,
ppFyCH CANADIANS ARE AMERICANS.