New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
PUSHING THE CAMPAIGN.
REPUBLICANS WORKING WITH vIGoR.
MANY CALLERS AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE DAY.

MANY CALLERS AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF THE DAY.
There were M idlers at the Republican Natona
Headquarters yesterday. Every member OF the N"
tfona Committee who was In the bnlldihg WAS haa
at work from the moment that he roachcd MS ueSA
until he left 1t ut the end OF the day. Chaf'iu"
Carter had his usual long list OF csllers Inc heplo
can visitors from Virginia and NOc'h O"ro'na ",o
have been In the city for the last few DAYS were
there early I'm the morning and they had another con-
ference with the chairman, Colonel James >. ClafK-
son and Secretary McComas, IN regard TO inc CAM
pa!gn in their respective states. Inc iheihn". "a
the North Carolina delegation went nome last h'e''
porfestiy satisfied with the result OF their 'ls1 Dc
fore going they repeated the assertions that uey pc
vOusly have made that this Is the time ior VIC "0
pubrcans t, make the effort to carry their Sta%.
The members OF the delegaton from Virginia had
n mich longer consultation with the members OF the
National Committee yesterday than they had inc o"S
before, and they took advantage OF IL W i"p''
upon the minds Of the members OF the coihni''eo
that the chances In Virginia this year were ol INC
brightest kind There will DO another conference To-
day. Each Of the men who has been here lrom on"
south has appealed TO the committee for able speakers
o 90 into the South and explain the truth about inc
tariff and the other measures which the Republican
party Is supporting
Among the callers yesterday were james ~
Blanchard president OF the Republican Club, anu tho
member from New-York OF the National Execuu'e
Committee OF the Republican National League Z. "
Shayne the wellk business man; the Rev. d.
W. b. Derrick; william Barnes, tr, Editor OF "Ihe
Albany journal; George Harvey postmaster at Al
bany senator IIansbrough OF North Dakota Thaddeus
N. Mahon, the Republican candidate Tor congress Ia
Che XVlId Pennsylvania District; David Maruh' VIM
succeeded Senator Quay as the MEMBER OF the he
publican National Committee from pennsylvania
Charles voorhs, OF Harrisburg; W. w. Johnson post
arnlC tyr IluSSpY.
gresham Benjamin F. Butterworth and Chairman
HILL of the Republican State Committee OF Tennessee
To a Tribune reporter Postmaster johnson sald :
"Thcre are six Democratic Congressman from our
state now, but expect this time 10 reduce that
number by at least, by carrying the WIN Dstric'
where william Mcmahon McKag Is the Democrauc
candidate and George l.. Wellington the Republican
candidate. The battle will be close one, but We
are confident OF success. The tariff is the strong
issue don't believe the election bill will cut much
OF n figure The report OF Mr.. Peck look upon rs
"A blow between the eyes for the Democracy ~ ID
as applicable In Maryland as anywhere, ana IL the
Democrats do better to break It's eHect titin
they seem TO be doing. 1t will be perhaps the strong
est argument In the canvass. Tie other Congrcs-
sonal District OF which have most hope Is the 'th
where Barnes Compton, the Democratic state chair
man. In, been renomlnated that side. There are
three or four Republicans under discussion Primaries
held on saturday. | believe te Young Is u
be done today III the city ulstilcts. . ,...
VIM H. Hahn OF the speakers Bureau at Repub-
lIcan Headquarters, found plenty OF work waning
when he came back yesterday from his Journey to
ohio. The reports from the Maine state C9mmt tee
of the good results growing out OF the WORK OF he
sneakers sent there were accompanied by requests Tor
stlll larger force. In response. Mr. liam assigned
ex Congressman Butterworth OF ONO Hcierai GEORGE
A Sheridan who has Just returned from the Montana
campaign, and Edward rtzwillah. of Boston, editor
Of Fair Play" to hasten 10 the ehp:budlng stat
General sheridan went last night General Butter
worth will 60 tonight. Congressman william Mason,
OF Chicago also called upon Mr. Hahn. lie VIII
take part in the campaign in New-York State.