New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
REPORTING TO CHAIRMAN HACKETT.
MANY REPUBLICANS CALL UPON HIM. BRINGING
GOOD NEW

GOOD NEWS.
The Republican state Committee headquarters 10 the
Fifth Avenue Hotel were crowded yesterday from
early in the morning until late In the evening.
Several members OF the state Committee we're there
who had come to the city to consult with the
chairman and the members Of the Executive Com
mlttec in regard TO the campaign work In their
districts Internal Revenue Collector Robert T. Hunt
er, Of Duchess County among the early callers
Mr.. Hunter IL the member Of the Republican State
Committee from his Congress district. He said that
the Republican prospects In his part OF the state
excellent. Everything was moving along quietly
but satisfactorily. Il. Il. O'Dcll, IT., OF Newburg,
was another member Of the State Committee who was
at the headquarters. He said that he came down
mainly TO secure speakers for the campaign In MS
county. The Republican chances were good. but they
needed speakers there to wake the Republicans up.
State Senator Charles 4. 5axtOn, OF Wayne County,
called upon the chairman at early hour. lie had
n long talk with Mr.. Hackett, after Which he went
to the headquarters OF the Republican National Com
mittee to consult with Chairman Carter To tribune
reporter. senator Saxton said
Il have been about my district good DEAL ana
while hay, not found any wild excitement as IN
previous campaigns yet on every side l find tina:
there IL a quiet determination that the fun Republican
vote shall be gotten out and poled this year. Inc
Republicans Of the Interior regret exceedingly the
results OF their inactivity a yea: ago. and they are
determined that there Will be no such result tnis
fall. 10 spite Of the assertions OF the Democratic that
tbey are united and working together harmoniousiy
for their candidate. every sensible man knows that
they sre not doing 50. The bosss Of the Democratic
machine are doing their best 10 bring every man
into line, but they Win not be able TO accomplish
that result. Everywhere that 60 See signs Oh
dissatisfaction at the nomination Of Mr. Cleveland,
and | do not believe that al Of this can be healed
by election day. Among the Republicans OF the in
terror OF the state, find that there Is u feeling
that the state has been lost Oh state issles because
not sufficient attention has been paid To getths OUT
the vote and because the Republicans believed that
their Republican friends and neigilbors would come
out ana vote anyway. II Is very gratifying this
year to notice tho feeling that exists. tina; II Is
absolutely 10 get ont and TO poll every Re
publican vote In the state. The only reason that
can ave fcr the apparent quietude among the Re
pubicans In the country. Is that there Is a perfect
satisfaction with both the Republican candidates And
the Republican platform, and the belief that exists
that they will be indorsed at the polls"
State Senator George Z. Irwin, Of ST. Lawrence
County was another caller on the state Committee
senator Erwin declared that II the other counties In
the country would we'll for the Republican can
dldates this fall his county would, the election
OF Harrison and Reid assured.
General Cyrus Busscy ex Congi essman Roswell IT,
IIorr, senator IIiscock, ex-senator Warner Miller
ex-senator Themes G.. Patt, James a. Rhnchau,
president OF the Republican Club: william a. suthcr-
land member Of the Republican National Committee
also w-r. there different hours OF the day. Upon
all members Of the state or the National Committee
who called upon him. Chairman luckett Impressed
firmly the absolute Necessity OF seeing TO IL that
every Republican voter IN the country Is registered
On the first OF registration. lie told them, Ike
WISE 10 establish schools for the voters TO practice
AZ voting under the new law.