New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-01
REPORTING TO CHAIRMAN CARTER.


REPORTING TO CHAIRMAN CARTER.
A BUSY DAY FOR THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
There was considerable ACTIVITY at the National
Republican headquarters at No. ols Fifthave'' yes
terday. Chairman Carter and all the members OF the
Executive Committee associated with him In the
management of the campaign were at their posts Of
duty except Mr. Manley, who will return on Monday
Chairman Hahn OF the Speakers Bureau. has made a
number Of new assignments. Asa w. Ienney VIII
sneak in Connecticut on October and 8, In Massachu
sets on October and Z, in New-liampshlre from
October 10 IL, and then make an extended tour Of
the West L. C. Sampson, Of Ohio, and S. A. Wiidman
of Norwalk Ohio, will each make several speeches
In Connecticut. General George A. sheridan Will nc
sent to Indiana next week.
Among Chairman Carriers callers were exCongress
man George L. Adams, OF Chicago; Henry Smith, OF
Ridgefeld, Conn. Edward Fitzwiam, OF Boston, who
addressed great meeting at Port Jefferson, L. H. on
Thursday night; p. f. McMurray, OF Florida; ex-
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury Charles h. Coon
Melville D. Landon e. Eli Perkns") Henry X Carroll
OF "The New.York Independent; William r. Warner,
Philadelphia the Rev. George McGoines. OF Indiana
J. g. r. Ptkin Minister TO the Argentine Republic
the Rev. Dr. Charles Z. Miller, OF New-lork; Captain
Edward ON. Condor and Colonel John W. Marshall,
Of New-YoIk.
Ralph Trautman, Of The German Manufacturers
League. OF this city called on R. c. Kerens, with
whom he served in the Army. Mr.. Trautman, who
was chairman Of the German Manufacturers Commit
tee in the campaign Of 1885, reports that 200 German
manufacturers will organize in The interest OF Harrison
and Reid elect officers to carry On the campaign, as
was done four years ago. and set forth their views In
a public address.
John c. Dsncy, Collector Of Customs at Whining
ton. n. c., called at Republican National Head
quarters on his way to Illinois, where he has been
assigned by Chairman Hahn, of the Speakers Bureau
to make fifteen speeches. Speaking of the situation
In North Carolina, MIR. Dancy said:
"The outlook is most encouraging. The Demo
cratic meetings for the first time In years are SLIM!
attended. Even senator Ransom fails to draw as OF
old and Senator Vance is so broken IN health that
he does not attempt TO make speech MT steven
son has been trying 10 create some enthusiasm Inc
state was bitterly opposed TO the nomination OF MI
Cleveland and failed TO vote for him at chicago
the delegation being controlled by Senator Ransom
His nomination, therefore. caused revolt among
some Of the best and strongest men In the party
and they TO emphasize their opposition joined hahos
with the Peoples party which Is great ana grow
ing mower in this state. This latter organization
claims a strength Of 10000, and IS likely TO poll n
vote Of at least 10000. Nnetenths OF this vote
viii come from the Democratic party. since the
Democrats carried the State four years ago by less
than 10 0oo II will be readily seen that II the Re
publican party holds anything Ike is usai strength
which Il undoubtedly will we shall carry the STATE
NV nj least 15o 600 majority. In addition 70 ms we
are quite sure OF carrying four Congress DlstTcu'
with good prospects Of FIVE and with majority IN
the LEGISLATURE In opposition to the Democrats Inc
pennhlican state ticket is the strongest IN all re-
sneots Of anv ever put forward by the party. and
many Democrats are likely quietly TO give II their
support The cry Of Force bill is having htue' II
- osact IN North Carolina Even the frantic
appeals Of the candidate for the NcePresdeh' huIn T.
Stevenson. only amuse the thinking men In BON
parties who believe In fair elections, but who Know
the Force bill,' as interpreted by the Deinocfauc
orators. plays a small part in this campaign. Inc
colored ve,e will continue to be cast for the KepnD'
rcs, ticket so long as the Democratic party makes
tbe CRY OF negro domination the shbboeth OF tDef
campaign in the South and largely In some states
NJ the North The Democrats do not fear anything
NJ the sort while the cry Is raised only 10 ilgh"h
hack into their ranks white men who are tired Of
their rule in the South" c,. n,
ExCongressman George F. Adams, Of chicago, IL
who speIit some time at Republican Nationa! Head
Quarters discussed the situation In llNnols 40 ioIo"s
The feeling Of confidence among the hePupncAhs
I'm Illinois generally Is stronger than IL ever way anu
seems TO be growing stronger week 9y W oin ~
f. no doubt whatever about the electoral vote OF
Illinois In Cook County the local pcRets nave SON.
Influence in the campaign. ana the hepuoncah "Chet
is admitted be far superior 10 the Dein0crauc my
renorted opposition Governor Fifer on the part OF
Tho German Lutherans has been grossly eAaggeratcd
TItherans will vote the Republican ticket STATE anu
National. The three Republican districts OF COOK
County will certainly return Republican C0neressmsli'
The candidate in the district used TO represent the
IVth) Colonel Woke, is an able lawyer, popular
man and Lutheran and German-AmeIican There
wifi be gain OF several Congressman In the state"