New-York tribune., 1892-01-24
John ". yROOMAN'S CONFIDENCE

PLEASED WITH THE EVIDENCES OF RErC bIlOAN
HAIMoNY-NEED OF HARD WORK.
John W Vroornan. ex Secretary OF the state Senate
and the Republican candidate for Lieu'cnant"oVcr"o'
last year dropped In at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last
evening and in conversation with newspaper men anu
polticians whom he met there made no secret oi the
pleasure he fet ut the increasing sign OF hamo'N
in the Republican party of the state. No'nins VIII
delight me more lie said, than the rstoTauoh u
entire confidence and concord among all Shades anu
SORTS Of Republicans. But We must remember that
harmony alone will win lis no victories. IEorOngh'
complete and vigorous organization Is absolutely
essential md no time should be lost in eilecting IT,
We should not wait until the conventions have been
held and the tickets are IN the field. We should DcGin
now. There Is not day or an ho"r 10 oe ioS'
Work in the first months o! the year Is worth ten
yes fty-times much as that done IN oc'oUcr anu
November
"Therc ought to be permanent headquarters lor
the Republican State Committee In TINS city, man
tanned all the year round. 1t should be In charge Of
an able, active aggressive man, as secretary, say VINO
should devote his whole time to the cause, ana 'na'
he might do 50 ! would have him paid handsome
salary. II shouldn't be slnecure Tor some super
animated who Is to be taken care OF by the
party but we should have the services Of an energetic
wide-awakc thorough politician who understands the
tricks OF the enemy and prepared to foil them Every
Republican of standing In the state should be ch-
couraged to give his aid and advice. No one shord
be repeled.
"The exact political status Of every voter In the
state should be known at headquarters and every
doubtful voter looked after. In plnce OF an lndls-
crminate flooding of the state with documents Just
before the election, | would send to every voter who
is not regular subscriber the weekly Republican
papers of the State and OF his county. would see
that The Weekly Tribune The Weekly Albany Sour
nal,' the weekly Republican newspaper OF the county
where he lives, found their way into the home OF
every doubtful voter. And must begin this work at
the beginning Of the year-not wait until the cam
paign becomes hot.
81 tell You that 300 spent for this kind OF reading
in January, February, March and April would
effect more good than 81 900 put in,O political
rot IN the shape Of what we coll campaign liter
atlre' and unoaded through distributing committees
in the six weeks preceding the election. Nobody
cares for the stuff. Half the people to frhom 1t Is
sent don't take the trouble to tear the wrappers
off, But send them bright. lively paper every
week. which brstles with sterling Rcpublicansm and
contains the OF the day, along with facts ana
arguments showing the advantages OF protection,
reciprocity, honest money honest elections ana all
the things the Republican party Is laboring to uphold
and they will read every word Of that paper ad-
verisements and all. Then they will find themselves
looking anxlousy for their next weeks paper. But
This sort Of thing must be begun before the nomina
tions OF the year are made and people get warmed
up in the campaign.
THE Increasing disposition Of all Minds Of thinking
and independent men TO condemn the Infamous con-
duct OF the present members OF the Democratic
party I'm connection with the tcft OF the state senate
and all the other crimes leading mp TO and resulting
from H. i another encouraging sign the iacls
and details OF that robbery and names oi
the robbers and the part they sevcraly ana
individually took in the crime shonld be kcpt
constantly before the people Republicans cannot
taIk about IL TOO much Iehearse II 100
often once thoroughly understood and realized thcie
can be only one ending and that IS the speedy cXpu
sion OF every man concerned In this series OF ouTas's
from public Office"