New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-29
NO TAGGING IN THE RANKS.
The REPUBLICAN HOSTS MARCHING TO
VICTORY.

CHEERING REPORTS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
CouNrRY-CoMrNG MEETINGS IN THIS CITY
As the campaign moves onward there seems ~ oe
dimnution In any quarter OF kepuonea" e"'"'ss
ness and enthusiasm. The reports wn'ch were re
ccived at the Republican National headquarters
during the last week show that In every FORMER ne
publican State the Republicans are more thah no's
their own, In spite OF the assertions winch many
Democrats are making that Free TRADE Is po""u "
win I'm some OF the Northwestern states. vi COURSE
the Republican leaders In those states are not si's
Idly and allowing the Democrats to do all Of inc cam
paignng but they are conducting the RcpnD'cah
canvass with as much energy az they would show II
the Democrats really had the slightest chahce Vi
carrying OF these states for Free lraor' ..
Nebraska the Democrats hope TO keep the cec'ora'
vote away from the Republicans by indorsng inc
nominations Of electors to be made by the reopie
Marty. This plan in Nebraska Is expected by the
democrats TO have good effect In the south. where
the prospects are daily growing brighter thnt the
Peoples party will inflct heavy damage On the
Democracy. The leaders Of the Peoples party oe-
clare however that they will not be misled py any
snch campaign trick and that they Will MAKE JUST
NJ vigorous efforts carry the Southern states LOT
their candidate for President as they did TO elect hoD
In Alabama.
The reports which the managers OF the Eepubicah
campalgn are receiving from the South bear ont the
truth OF the assertion that Mr. Cleveltnds friends
there are not At all pleased with the outlook. Inc
Southern Congressman and senator's VINO III previous
years have been sent through the country Gu 'heir
tours Of Misrepresentation Of Republican principles
must be kept at home this fall to look after their own
fences. and the campaign funds from that part OF the
country which In former years have been used IN this
state Ncw-Jerscy Connecticut and Indiana Will ne
needed at home. Resides this. the Democratic M
tona Committee at this early date has had demands
made upon 1t for funds to help Keep the Democratic
organization together.
Nothing but the most encouraging reports are com
Ing TO the Republican state headquarters as 70 inc
condition OF affairs throughout this commonwealth
These reports do not from enthusiasts, who are
apt 10 allow their feelings TO get the better CT their
judgment, but from Old experienced and cooiheaded
politicians who tell things just as they are In the
frs; place there Is Republican disnfecton IN any
quarter while, on the other hand, the Democrats DO
not show that degree OF harmony between the rival
factions OF the party that william e. Whitney ana MS
friends would like TO see. The Democratic state com
nittee headouarters wer, opened late last week. but
Lieutenant Governor SPchan the chairman OF the
Campaign Committee Is not expected TO couS mere
and take charge Of the headquarters until some tme
this week
The Republican County Committee VIII probably
op.n headquarters in this city this week. jacob NJ
Patterson. chairman Of the County Executive Com
mlttee, and william IL. Bellamy, secretary OF the
County Committee have been looking for u suitable
building for us, headquarters, but no satisfactory
place can be obtained near the Fifth Avenue Ho'ei,
where the state Committee Is Rooms Will be secured
Nm the hotel and they will be opened either To-Day OF
tomorrow The campaign In this city does not need
any formal opening to set the machinery OF the Repup-
ucan organization at work. for the campaign here was
opened when Harrison and Reid "e~
nominated 1t has been growing ever since In energy
and activity Is probable that the nrst Dig meet
Ing Ct the campaign will DO held some nme next
week. after ChaunCey W. Depcw's return from sDroai
Many meetings will be held in the various Assembly
districts this week. Tie James G. Blaine Club OF
Yorkvlle VIII met tonight Mt No. 1,5s4 Avenue A.
II will be n roIsng meeting. and speeches Will be
nade By Henry Powers and Joseph VI. Deuel.
The energetic Washington Republican Club Of Wash
lnston Heights will also meet tonight Mt It's head
quarters one hundred andIffty secondtt. and Am
,lerlam-ave.
Another lively meeting OF tho Harrison ana REID
cIub OF the Xth Assembly District will be held to-
nigh, ut No. SO secondst \. Willis Lightbourn Will
be the speaker.
The wholesale clerks Will meet tonight at the
r1nh Avenue Hotel to organize permanent Repnb-
lcan club II Is expected that ta.s club viii start
ont with 80 members
The Daniel J. Cunningham Independent Kepub-
ucan Association which ogauized week ago. VIII
have A meeting tonight at no. 1850 secondave.
The Ivy club VIII put out handsome transparency
I'm front Of Us headquarters. No LEGS Tfrdave, on
Thur.day night There VIII b, large attendance OF
Republicans from that part Of the eity.
Tho First Ward Harrison and Reid cab Will meet
n, t,. sarlc evening It's rooms. No. Battery place.
The soldiers ard sailors and Veterans sons AS
.ocniIon Of New. York. organized immediately ai'er
a.. adjournment u the Minneapolis Convention 10
assist I'm th election o. Harrison and Rcid ms 50
cur,d rooms for It's meetings during the campaign ~
Arconum Hall Fourtrave. and >eventtcnthSt' anu
:, /, proposed f. have f)rmal opening o. the he'd-
oorters on next Friday evening. The officers oil the
,ssocatlon are: President. Alcn,o Ames, sd ~ l.
Vols first vIcc-prcsiden. James Mo''ra;h, f2d " l.
Vol fTammany Regiment, SECOND vice'prc'id'ht'
Alexander McAlaney 03d y. Y. Vols. third vire-pres
a,r, John f. Mn'lane 9Th y. Y. Vols; secretary
Daniel J. Hogan, 9Th y. J. l:attcrv and 4'd u D
Infantry treasurer W. :. >trrret. DIST " \. No.'''
rnsn,lal secretary James K'iriGn. T. + 3 h'a'S'fsc
corr, snonaing secretary Ecrnnri Mc,ue IT, son OF
Veteran lst y. y. Vols. srrc-anta'-nrmS jaime" j.
Ir,e, son Of Veteran. sd Y. Y. Vols; doorkcepcr'
Charles Nnch L. t. :. Congress.
The organization known a. the Fist PieSueh'"
Voters Republican Cub Of Harlem will meet again
on Friday night nj Nos. l5o and 100 west ohe-
hundred and twenty mn 1t, ThlS CLUB now mas
mcInLe, ship OF nearly 200 first voters 49,. -,
pacn Club Of Mount Vernon Will be- hell In the rooms
~ The Ecpub,.rln Association. Dearborn Bni dne 10
night The matter ~ putting up n temporary Wiswani
FOR camra en- purposes viii be taken mp and di'usSc!
With view Of beginning work upon l; al once
meeting Will also held {, night organize First
Voters Republican Club