New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
ENERGETIC REPUBLICANS ~ HARTFORD
PUSHING THE CANVASS WITH MEETINGS ALMOST
EVERY NIGHT.

PUSHING THE CANVASS WITH MEEIlN"S AL"oSA
EVERY NIGHT.
Hartford Sept "a (spcciaD.-The political campaign
In this State has taken sudden start ana hlco"e
arc held in many places every evening" Inc ne
publican State Central Committee has begun us list
OF assignments for speakers. but as yet fe" Oh 'e
orators from outside Of the state are present Mr'
| schoonmakcr Mr.. Hastings, Mr. Hort and one or TWO
Others make up the outside list Governor buiheie'
has already done great deal Of speaking, ana ne Is
developing into an unusually convincing speahe' oi
State topics particularly with which his experience
for the last four years has made nm more ii''H"'
than any other Governor ever has been In THIS cHy
| there have been many small meetings in the wans.
and organization Of ward clubs Is gong on continually
Friday venng the West side Republicans Ian oahe'
| raising and Thursday evening the Eighth Ward Re
| publicans organized an unusually large cI"o' Ing
First and seventh Wards have Republican, headquarters
opened and there Is abundant supply OF literature
on hand. At the town committee headquarters ana
at the rooms OF the Young Mems Republican CLUB IL
is proposed that some shall be present each eve
ming who shall be able 10 talk on the issues VI 'he
campaign to the people who Happen 10 DC sa'"ciea
there Stiles Judson, r, the Republican candidate Tor
| Secretary Of State spoke to line audience In the
club rooms one evening this week. rs yet no indFch'
Ing clubs have been organized, and Is the sentiment
Of the leaders Of the party and the committee that
the money formerly spent in this way can bc put 10
better use.
| The bolt from Pgott in New-lavcn. which Is the
most serious bolt which ever occurred III that Con
gresslona district, is certainly indicative oil the dcn
| of harmony there is In the Democratic ranks III the
state 1t will have a serious effect upon the Demo
| cratic vote on the National and state ticket The
platform Of the state Convention which has had sueh
an overhaune the hands OF the INDEPENDENT Prcos'
| IS making 1t more dhcu.t TO peseht Issues 10 ths
people from the Democratic standpoint than ever be-
fore. The party is out OF arguments ana the o'@'c
Issues as they have been passed upon by Inc courts
thus far have been sustained foI the Republicans
every time II is possible that supreme Court de-
cson NAV give little in the Of Pleldn VS. walsh,
but that has been already discounted by the RePuh-
Lcans who have presented thclI arguments WIN great
clearnes, and fairness before the people. IL al cleo
ton has been held the Republicans are ready TO stand
BY the verdict Of the people, bu II the canvass Oh
returns shows that there ha' becl no e-cuoi as 'Is
canvass did show then the Republican demand Is for
constitutional procedure. The Democrats are stahd'
ing out 10. the face OF returns" which has been
kicked over and more, too. By the court invesuSa'
tons.
In the lid District the Waller movement Is gaining
ground and the Democrats would name him FOR Con
gress If 1t were assured that he would accept He
declined 10 enter the for Governor, and IT Is
thought that he would continue TO keep out OF IN WAY
of political lightning. There is chance OF his
election In Of his nomination. as the piuiahv
for Russell 745 In 1893 and 952 in 1870 when he
riu against David a. Wells In this, the lst Dis
uIct Congressman sperry has been prevail upon
to make the run against Treasure. Henry, the kepro-
lican nominee In the campas'l Of 1890 Mr. Spcr"y
20, a great many Republican votes, ami there was
an organized movement against 5monds, the Repubil-
can nominee. in the party This year everything Is
| In harmony, and Treasurer Henry bids fair to get
more the tobacco riiscrs than
his competitor can hope offset by Republican
cc,son. The toDacco-raiscis are busy just now
harvesting that IS getting the curing process along.
and selling. one sale Ct fou.tccnaore crop was
made only last week at - cents per pound and the
Weld was enormous. This Is nearly third advance
in price and comes as result OF the tobacco clause
| OF the Mckinley bill
The little town elections due week from
next Monday, there is already some interest In
| the towns. The system oi minority representation
now In vogue in the state tahes away much OF the
partisan Political interest which formerly existed. but
ncrc Is sui strife I'm each town over the cOltlDI
OF the Board OF Registration, as this may effect the
voting list materially. The local option clause tho
iquO. sale, by license, license will be voted
upon In those towns where the proper steps are taken
IN advance.
Representative German American citizens OF this city
have united In an appeal t. he public for fUnG
relieve the suffering Ia the cholera stricken city
further The matter next Monday evening. The daily
papers will receive subscriptions In addition to those
taken by members of The committee
Marshall II. -aville. OF The Peabody Institute ut
Salem. Mass. has beer making inspection Of a
soapsonc quarry uDearhed In Bristol near here, re
gently aud has discovered something entirely new
to the method III" abort gineS pursued In manu-
featuring the bowls and dishes they made of the
rock. FOur sections nests revealed that the
at one time, and the only tools they had were made
Of the sharp trap rock which abounds in this locality
Mr.. >avillc THINKS the archaeological! find one OF the
most Important in recent years