New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
PUSHING THE CAMPAIGN.
A LIVELY DAY AT HEADQUARTERS.

MANY CALLERS AND GOOD REPOKIS-IAAho
WITH SOME OF THE VISITORS.
Everything was lively at Republican National Head
quarters Yesterday Chairman Carter, secretary Nc
Comas Colonel GARRISON. MIR. Kerens and MI liam
each received large number OF callers. CHAIRMAN
Hahn OF the Speakers Bureau, continues busy assign
Ing new speakers and covering new territory senator
Hlscock has been engaged for SIX speeches. anu wiz
speak at the following times and places In Indiana,
at Fort Wayne October 10: Logansport, OCTOBER III
Elkhart October 10 in Ohio. at Warren. October H.
and Canton, October IA In West Virginia, at Fair
mount October Is. W. W. Johnson has been sent 10
Illinois, and o. II. La Grange will fill ten engage
ments In Wisconsin, and then 60 10 Minnesota ana
Dakota.
David S. encore. OF Philadelphia was at the head
quarters to offer his services to Chairman Hahn as
speaker from now until the election without COM
pensation.
The list Of callers included Secretary Tracy. Senator
Paddock OF Nebraska Christopher L. Magec. OF Penn
sylvanla; Postmaster Van Colt. OF New-fork: Dr.
Thomas ". stringcr. chairman of the Republican
State Executive Committee, Of Mississippi George W.
Bryant, the colored orator, OF Kentucky; Theodore
Davenport. OF the Posoflce Department: J. Wesley
Ashton OF Washington Captain a. $ -hlck. OF Staten
Island Congressman James buchanan OF trenton
and Colonel ". A. Pledge. Of Georgia.
Colonel Pledge said The condition OF affairs In
the South Is much more ncouraginc than most people
think. The problem Is fast solving Itself by the
breaking up OF the whole Democratic party INTO
warning factions. The colorcd people are assmlla'ed
as they attach themselves to different factions In
local affairs There Is no thought OF negro DONNA
ton, at the South by Airo.AmCrcaDs. The cry OF
Force bll' is simply bucbear to scare weag white
men. The time will come when the negro IN the
South will affiliate with his white ncghbor In national
politics on economic questions but not until the right
OF free speech. free ballot and fair count are
accorded"
Senator Paddock. OF Nebraska who was In New
York on his way home from Washington. was one OF
Chairman Carriers early callers. The senator, In
speaking OF the situation In Nebraska expressed his
views IS follows:
"My advices as to the progress Of the canvass IN
our state arc very favornbc and friends are max
ing a brave. determined md winning fight nm on
10y way home to render such assistance as can IN
the campaign. ! have the utmost confidence OF our
success in Nebraska all along the lire. OF course
we have potential factors in politics now thnt
were unknown TO the canvass OF 1858 and the s'ruS
Gle is very different one from that 1hcn VIC easily
carried the Harrison electoral ticket By majority Of
about 10000. In the present situation we shall not
expect to reach that figure. But. as said before
! have no doubt that Nebraska will give its electoral
vote to Harrison by n decided majority. This opln-
Ion is prcdcatcd upon the knowledge Of the fact that
the Republicans Of our State Of all v0catiOns. OF all
classes and conditions, unitcdly md harmonously
working as they have never done before Tor success
"Our election this year is the most important one
we have ever had. Under the lust apporonment onr
representation In Congress i Increased from three 10
six members My belief Is that we shall elect all Of
these, with. perhaps, exception. The state Of
nccrs arc all to be chosen at this election ana the
Legislature Is to be elected which is to choose my sue
cessor in the senate. 40 not hn""
Certainly that ySli o6 T be that ' ihc
man who takes my place viii be RcPu1ilcan NOT
wIthsandinS the claims 70 the contrary ,.a . are
Sire different results. II Is runor'd that anions.
ouls Democratic rrSr,ds have fdl str''s,
@c"yer With 1t the view q IrowSs cS,on ia'S
result In the election Of Mr. Cleveland as surely a. II
the vote of the state was directly given to him at ihe
polls. But even 4 this SHALL be true am confident
Il believe that Harrison 10 inherently stronger
with the mass If the people than h geneFalN he
levcd and that he will get large number Of former
Republican votes from present members Of INC NJ.
anee organizations and shall not BE- surprised u ns
vote In our State is larger than that OF any othcr
candidate either Of TIT tickets Indeed. believe
Congressman buchanan. Of Trenton In speaking Of
the situation In New Jersey. said The campaign has
eastern ard nCrthcrn portions. AMI meetings are in
hcd almost every night with energy AID enthusiasm
heretofore unknown In the political history OF the
at,tc. In the western AID southcrn portions 'hcge
las not been much OUTWARD activity, BAT abundance
81 preparatory work Is being done. Mr. koan. the
candidate for Governor is enthusiastically received
wherever he goes and everything Indicates that he
will get n large Democratic vote. as Democrats OF
prominence all the state are declaring for him.
The action Of The lat legislature in attempting t.
eralizc the coal comb ne taken with the Sanc IN
" the OF the Drmocrauc party. ana ia"
men who voted for that il'Imous measure arr r..
nouncci with disgust, md their course Will no d abb
lie the cause Of their defeat. giving uS a majority 0f
the lower house. II Is tue that the Democratic lead
ers have In some cases requested that those gentlemen
stav out 81 politics for few years In some In
stances these requests have been met with threat 10
lnIfe In rturn.
The Administration OF President Harrison has given
abstraction TO all OF or people and, Is we'll known.
New Icrs~v was enhu l1stlc for s rcnouinatiOn and
Ic will poll far more than his party vote