New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
TIE CAMPAIGN IN VERMONT.
MORE THAN 100 LEAGUE CLCBS ALREADY FORMED
Many wELLeKNOwN ePEAKERS 70
TAKE PART

ST. Adams, Vt. July 81 Spccian.-The campaign for
Harrison and Reid and Tulcr and strannhan. In Yer
mont viii be actively begun thc first Of August, nndNr
the Joint management OF tho Republican stale COM
mttce and the Executive Committee II the Republi-
can state fcarue. The plan n campaign adopted
contcmpatos a grand rally under the auspices Of the
Republican League clubs 10 be held nj Burlington, the
| last Of August with Governor William Mckinley Of
OHIO as the principal speaker. Governor Mckinley.
while in tho state will IL the guest Of Police Com
missioner osborne. Of Boston who has a summer home
Irattcboro. II IS among the probabilities that !ir
Blaine will be 81 che speakers Mt The club nly.
Tie organization Of Republican clubs IS sti Progressing
and REPORTS received hv tho secretary shp, more than
100 League clubs already organized II Is proposed
70 hold one nnsS meeting 10 BE- addressed By dis
tingushcd speakers from abroad Mt some central
place IN every county 70 10 supplemented ty local
rallies in nearly every town In the state. Among th"
prominent speakers secured by the state Commtic'
are Senator WocOt. Of Colorado; Congressman Dol
liver. Of Iowa Congress man II. Walhcr Of MasSn-
ohusctts cx-Conzrcssmnn Grecnlalgc. Of Lowell
Mass; General stewart L. Woodford. Of New York
II. L. Dewey. Of Michigan. md Charles i. Griffin. cr
Secretary Of state OF lncnun.
The first county rally will be held at Newport 8.
connection with the Republican County Convention on
Tuesday. The speakers will be Congressman J. II
Walker. Of Worcester Mass and Congressman william
W. Grout. OF this state. The campaign in wndham
Comfy will be- opened AZ Diattleboro "wednesday
evening. when General Stewart L. Woodfori. Of New
York Will speak on the issues ~ the day General
Woodfori Will address to voters Of Caledonia ConnD
at st. Johnsbury the evening Of August :. senator
WolcOtt Is expected 10 make his first speech In the
Vermont campaign the last Of the week when be Will
speak at 1ag raising nt Rutland lie Will be the
guest Of Senator Proctor
The list Of prominent Vermont Ecpiibcans whose
services at the disposal Of The state Committee
for the campaign Includes the following well known
speakers Congressman Powers and 7. X. Ghcci, of
MoTIsyllle: C. \. PrOuiy Of Newport; colonel J. C.
Baker, Colonel G. H. Joyce Judge Veazcy and Judge
&. F.. Lawrence Of Rutland Colonel e.. W. Hooker
X. L. Martin and Colonel x. IIas'dns, Of lratcboto
Judge l.. ~ Read, II Fellows Fails; Major Josiah
Grout 81 Derby; Ex-Governor ". T. Dillingham;. u
Waterbury; ". l.. Burnnp Henry Ballard ID. j.
Frank Plnmley. Of NorihGcld; cx-pcahcr j.. K.
Batchclder. Of Arlington; J. V. Carney and Major
a. p. Valentine. OF Dennnrion; Colonel NJ $ Cd
burn, Of Manchester: II. G. ldc. Judge W. y. smith
H.. c, Bates and Colonel Frnnhn Fairbanks. Of -
Johnsbury g. W. Wing and II. A. IIuss. 81 Mont
pclcr. cy Lieutenant Govcrnor Dale and H. NJ. ManSlr,
Of Essex County. Ex-Governor Farnhnm and Major
J. II. Watson Of bradford :. b. Hcbard, Of Chelsea
". f. Johnson. 81 Woodstock. !. e. Enrsht and g. A.
Davis. of Windsor: W. W. Sickncy. Of Ludlow cx.
Governor = T.. Hngrcc. ~ Hartford. O. ;. Davis. Of
White River Junction. Congressman w. W. GrJut. %
Barton; Colonel George r. Chds. Colonel \. 4. Hall
and Colonel Willard Fa1ington Of St. Adams.