New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-04
NATIONAL CoMMITTEEMrN SERENE.
REPUBLICAN sUCCE-s sKFMs srErR EVERY DAY
-rS.r.MATrs o. WV YnNH

| ISL. NAIlS - NJ" 1''itA
The members Of The Republican National Com
miitcr and the Republican state tOHIlt"r are now
putting the final touches on the campaign and get
ting ready 10 shut up shop few days after the
election. Tie National Committeeman believe that
| the election win Lc such clear cut one TINT they
VIII BE- able 10 return 70 their homes next week With
Mr.. Harrison safely elected b. large pIuralltics.
Several conferences % The Republican leader, were
hcd Yesterday at the National headquarters. bat none
| II the members IL the committee any reason
for changing his mind from, the DECISION of last sat
nrday which was that Harrison aud Reid would curry
| the state by not less tLan 20On0 plurality. There
| Is no failing on IN the number OF callers nj the
| National headquarters ~ the Election Day draws
| near
| senator Ecleon ". Adiich OF the early
callers ycstlday morring. lie has Just returned
| from n trip through tals State aud h. was abso-
| mtcy confident that the only thing hat would de-
| feat tie Republicans in tbs state was wholesale
| counting out by Mmmnny Hall IN this city. While
| The Senator In this city he called NJ the head
quarters Of the Republican state Committee and
G,hrI The Chairman show him The figures which
| he bls his malorltie, Ia certain counties through
which he had been senator Aldrch f. known 10 be-
a close aud conservative man on election figures
and when be- learned that hi own figures WIRE from
- to 100 higher for the Republicans In Ia" counties
IN which he Lad mad' personal canvass, be was
| confident that the Republican Stntr Committee knew
NiHi III WIS ldIhllE ABOUT when Il rulu That with
decent show In lhls ciry from the Tommany In.
,pectors the state safely Republican.
ExConcr,s>Aan John Hnerty, Of Chicago who has
been making Republican spceches ia Buffalo hns
written to Chairman Carter OF the Republican National
Committee, - follows:
"1hc meeting, at DunhIrE and In this cty-Bufalo-
wcr, successful beyond all anticipation. The Irish.
Americana, TUNED Odi In fu force AMI were wildly
enthusiastic. do not think that yOn need have any
lcar Of this cnl Of The >nte II um not greatly dc.
cev,d shall poll much laf-cr lri,i American
vote than In Ioc4 IN 1889. The tide Of victory 4
with u.s. do not think that II can have backward
now before Election bay"
Enormous stree, Is Icing laid By Democratic. Mug
wnmp newspapers upon the detection " Judg. t.resb
aIa, .! lndana, from The Republican party. II has
been the universal declaration Of people best pDsed
concerning the conditions in That 5tnc, and I'm
other stntcs whcN the Gresham following
has been strong, that tue men who
adhered 10 bis canas Ia 1855 would not In the
main, DC Influenced by his departure from the pafty
but, on the other band, that they were all working
tooth and nail for the Republican electoral ticket
"Thc Tines" In dispatch dnted from INDIANAPOLIS
Oh November l. said that otto Gresham son of Jdrc
o'reslmm who was Of the most effective and In
dustf1ohs OF the campaign organizers in lndanunnIs
lad come out for Cleveland. In rpy to this II "a
Wollisoi, Who Is one OF the principal campaign speak
efS On he star Of the Republican National Committee
sald yes+riny at Republican National headquarters:
saw otto Gresham on Wednesday, October 20
~ thc Republican County Committee rooms N mi
wayne, lhd', Where he said, III the presence Of three