New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
CHAIRMAN HACKETT TALKS.
NETWORK, HE SAYS, IS SURE FOR HAIR
RlsON
COMPLETE org .NIzATIoN IN THE STATE
DEMOCRATS WHO HAVE LEFT
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND.
The REPORTS which have come TO the members OF
the Republican State Committee within the last
few DAYS have s1own that the Republicans IN
every county of the State are working nleht
and day for the Republican candidates lhey
are doing more work to-day than they did Iour
wears ago. when they mp such ma]orltes
that the Democratic corruption IN tne Dig
;,ios ros o,.orc,me Throughout this cam
Executive Committee OF tie Republlcah oVa'e
Committee. has not talked for publication with
any pewspaperncn except on the most important
occasions lie does not believe in running INTO
print unless he has something TO say. Yesterday,
however be decided to answer few questions IN
regard to the outlook in this State tribune
reporter called upon him for this purpose ana the
first question asked Of him was
What is the outlook in the state :"
Il have never known the Republican prospect
to he brighter at this period Of the canvass said
Mr. IIackett 1T is much more encouraging
than IL was four DAYS before the election IN 1850,
and " il every way far more satisfactory than 1t
was on the Friday before the CONTEST IN 1888. Inc
Republicans carried the State in ootn OF these
ve,rs. they will carry New-YorR this year. we
shall come down TO the Harlem River with
larger plurality than did in sSs, and there is
no reason to believe that the Democratic purnii-
tics in New-York, Kings, Queens and Richmond
will exceed those which Mr. Cleveland received IN
,bo.a COMMITTEES fonr wears ago believe that Mr..
Harrison will act at least 900 plurality above
the Harlem I do not believe that MI CieVelanus
pluraIity below the bridge will vary materially
from the II Osl be received four years ago Presi-
dent Ifarrison's plurality in the state Will IN
larger than il was in 1888
You appear very confident Mr.. Hackett. nave
YOU any objections to stating the grounds isr your
belief
Not the slightest objection. | base NV con-
6dence in Republican success on the news anu
On the reports which get from all parts oil INC
State The news comes from variety OIL SOURCES
from friends who have travelled recently Id
various sections from business men VINO nave
looked into the political situation in the locah'es
they have visited, and from private ie'sers !"
business firms here from their agents III the otaf'
as we'll as private letters from people IN the co"h
fry tn friends here. The tenor OF all thls news
is that President Harrison LAS gained in strength
since $50, and that Cleveland has lost sronua
Rut this I call simply news, though 1T Is IN
varisbly god news.
NY reports from all parts of the State cor
rchorate It, These reports are from campaign
speal,r,s county and town committees from several
hundred correspondents scattered through 'iie
counties, and from our own agents, VINO nave
visited all points IN the State. These olheren'
r.nort. acre in stating that Republicans are
N,orking like beavers, and are confident or aolng
better tnan ever.
During this week have received replies from
several hundred correspondent, who mad been
requested 10 answer various questions. Among
other matters they were asked TO give the names
ord addresses of Republicans who voted for Har-
rison ia 1888, but who proposed 10 'o'o io'
Clevclaad row. and 10 give the naines ana al
I'm n I
,sss but win woald vote for Harris n this year
Tba ,c,,lies show 1nas about nine Democrats VIII
vote for Harrison TO one former Harris u man
uho will vote for Cleveland. These statements
from nv own correspondents are squarey c'i
lrrned by the reports from about 5Oo CORE
snondents of an establishment in thu city WHICH
asked it's agents some tlme ago 10 give i'S
managers similar information. Their replies
came from other localities than those coVcreo
by my people, but they also showed that the
Democrats coming to Harrison outnumbered the
pa,,blicans g,ing to Cleveland by more than
eight TO one.
Then there is the registration. We are con
WINGED that the Republican vote in the country
i registered No sensible man will de'y thar
the registration in New-York, Albany, Troy ana
Elmra is not what the Democrats expected. Oh
the contrary it is dinstincty favorable TO re
pu0ljcans We shall poll full vote on Flee
tiou Day everywhere in the State, and everybody
knows that full vote IL NeW-lork Me"uo I"
nv Are YOU sure you will get out your full vote
in the country? Registration III the rural uf'-
tricts is one thing, but voting rs quite aho'ne' >
1 III derstand that point perfectly. You may
rest assured that the hePubicah NO'e WIN w
out Everything has been done to make GER
tain TINT il will he ont, and il will be AZ the
polls in greater force than it ever was ~
w hat do you think OF yonr prospects in New
practically answered this HSs't RsnuS at hs
viii Doll a larger vote in this city by number
OF thousands than they ever did. They are en-
titled TO the usual normal increase IN their voe,
and this year the normal Increase VIII De swelled
by the votes of hundreds of business men VINO
are opposed 10 change, by the votes OF nun
dreds of working men who have been Demo,
Gratis, but who do not believe In Free race; ana
Gratis who arc convinced that the election OF
Nh. Cleveland would be misfortune for them
votes votes in this city That IS not all We intend
70 have those votes honestly counted. MANY OF
our friends fear that the only danger ne nes IN
after the polls are closed Perhaps they are
right The Republicsns in the State and in the
Nation may be sure that every nSssinle prsc@ai,
,ion will be taken 70 prevent suchsa crime. We
mean 10 have fair count. no matter what II
costs, and when the news goes ont 70 the country
on election niqht il will bc tho hest news for
Repuhlicans that was ever sent from this city.
The Republican party will cast many thou
sand more vote; in Ncw-fork City than 1T ever
The Republican party will cast many thou
sand more votes in the State than il ever polled
before. .
"The Republicans win come down TO the Harlem
River with larger plurality than they did four
years ago.
THE Rernhlicans will carry the state by a
larger plurality than they did in 1888"
A MASS MEETING IN FLATBUsH
II the tax-rddcn citizens OF Flatbnsh. J.. Is ever