The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-07
LAST CALL 70 THE FAITHFUL.
Mr. HARRITY SEES AN IMPENDING
EEvoLUyION ~ THE VO7E

VIII be Able to Get Iato q Polling Place.
Only odds and ends Incident to tho most
bothersome national campaign in nearly forty
years occupied the time OF tho national cam.
raigners yesterday. Only those directly in
terested in the fight Mt tho two headquarters
will. perhaps. understand In its fullest extent
the above Characterization OF this campaign
These managers will tell you that up to a
month ago 1t was next to impossible to inter-
est tho working lieutenants. and through
them to stir up tho voters in tho two parties.
The press bureaus in the two headquarters
have circulated enough matter to warrant the
assertion that every man. woman. or child
who trends the globe could have been pro-
viied with documents.
In looking over tho situation now that the
fight IL at n finish. IL good many friends OF
President Harrison arc recalling that no has
been most un,appily situated through all the
campaign. The sickness and death OF Mrs.
Harrison have prccluded him from taking any
part in the battle. Democrats az we'll us He-
publicans admit that the President Is II great
sreechmaker. His remarks are clear. In
cisivc. and telling with Republicans. But
Notwithstanding his uilliction and his mis-
fortune. he has had as loyal body OF men Mt
headquarters as any candidate could wish for.
Whatever the outcome OF the fight. President
Harrison can DC uSSuTtu lnitl tueSc Ileu IuNo
| work ell themselves into positive wearincss In
| tho interest OF the Republican party.
| As for ex.President Cleveland. It may be
said that tho work done at headquarters has
been iaborous in the extreme. Very few citi.
zens Of this town can understand the efforts
| Of the Hon. William Collins Whitney and his
associates. Mr.. Whitney has stalwnrt frame.
and I've is comparatively young man. but ho
is thorou ghly played out. and after tho fight
| lie will take q long rest.
| The battle on both sides has cost much
oney. and before passing on it may be said
that some OF the details which engaged the at
tcntion Of tho national campnGners ycster-
day had TO do with coin necessary for the
| legitimate expenses tomorrow
Practically there Vas ~ on sh1 Wo
Committee. issued his last address of the cam
TO ons in the Of ts
and Stevenson increases hourly Dem oeratic
has heen removed by fu and conrlusively sat
isfactory ahyices from all OF the southern
States in which our opponents have made pre-
Indiana Connecticut. New Jersey. Michigan.
from IN ws ths
hope OF an impending revolution that will add
u humber Of electoral votes to those admitted
others to Harrison in states heret ofore Kspub-
lean, There are also hopeful indications in
i've owe much to tho admirable manage
ment Of the Democratir state CanizatIons;
has Il:
result "t it is now apparent n ths con.ldenes I,
,hT snatd feel thu TGssdsy hnt
Tie Hon: Thomas Henry Garter issued his
inSa kert theirs. Which was
according to the tradition Of campaiGners.
come too late to be OF much use. Some OF
them are:
You arc 10 decide between tho policy OF
progress and the policy OF reaction In this
schedules are 70 10 SO adjusted as to furnish
protection q, the lahor and productions OF the
wns or sne
inaImissihle because unc.nsttutIonal:,
are nc 9sds h sa SiS 4
forms leave no doubt as to the position of the
respective parties on the tariff question The
american labor and American products. The
Democratic platform declares such policy I'M
es to Pre- er
nsains the reliable. stable. hnnncial structure
built by tho fathers and founders of the Re
You are to say whether this sound policy
is to lie continued or abandoned in favor Of
OF State banks and wildcat, currency. by
not. desire to disturb the present pros psrity o!
tho country by involving our commerce our
} and our finances. in 'ouht and Uncertainty for
an indefinite tsriod q tine: . c,a.,.,
running on the Dem ocrat ic platform. and that
did4't: that tho Democratic. National Commit
as he is advised; chicay By, forsIensrs' and
that tho Republican Committee. on the other
| hand. has meagre contributions given ii by
the rcopl, but that the Democratic party has
sent forth q false cry to covor their tracks.
.boodle.'" Henlso rcprovcs Chairman Sheehan
f2r Ms EGTGGHmn',1hn a nbGnt tie presenss Of
ths yaiiot bonrs In eonclasion he says DV''"'
friend Of rrotectior every friend OF fair trade
J friend oiHniyersal suffrage to support the lie.
't once again it must be remarked that in this
tms il, thirty odd states. r his fact may , seri. ri.
p ps e possible that there viii be- ' denys
especially from tho country districts; From
M be Of Gs
suit. Tho campaign has been tiresome in
many rs's;,n%"cts. and business me- and ali
Tammuny's candidate for Mayor. Thomas F.
GiIrny WHs not at al 6urdsntd with the caros
hoas "h lis fanny i"G"e i
ING ea ssfas'fE inatcns headquarters at the
/ Colemnn House was closed. and ,n"ither rosy
Robert J. McCord nor George W. Lyon. hi
managers. was to be seen. Mr.. Einstein's
canvass seemed 70 he vt an end
, Tnmmany Hall WAS closed. eXcoJt when
Janitor Bon Kelly opened it to receive Tie
tons Of paster naG,s tb b: distributed
row. together with the thousands Of paste
board boxes with which Thy MGrkess will p
provided These WI nv ne tS dsar 10 ,6s to the
, district captains before the opening OF The
polls tomorrow morning
!. tain's at tho Fourteenth street headluarter,
yesterday there was none OF them who wns mo-
district leaders met with their election dis
trict captains and the Democratic inspector.
OF election. and instructions were given as tc
the rights OF inspectors and watchers. These
' INSTRUCTIONS were those which were issued b,
Chairman Edward Murphy. Jr. Of the Demo
critic state Committee. and printed In yester
days SuS.
Campnicn Committee in the Fifth Avenu,
: Hotel were oren yesterday and last night, hu
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