New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
ton Of p. B. Wachtel the Democratic nominee, as the
Peoples party candidate for Representative, In place
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CONSULTING Mr.. BLAINE.
NATIONAL Committeeman AGAIN MEET HIM
THE ExsECRETARY's INTEREST IN

THE CAMPAIGN.
An important conference was held at the fi'h
Avenue Hotel on Thursday night. II was an II"
formal one. and It was held in the occupied by
the ex-Secretary o. state James G. Blaine M
Blaine visited the headquarters Of he Republican Ma
tional Committee on Thursday morning, and there ha
q short talk with Chairman Carter. Of the Nauoii'
Committee. and Mr.. Maney, OF Maine besides seVe'a
other members OF the committee. Mr.. Blaine s'iu
tina, he would be pleased TO meet the members Vi Wv
National Committee in bis room at the h0tei anu ~
over the campaign much in detail As posai",'
Chairman Carter and the other members oi III
committee readily accepted the suggestion, ana 'n'l
went TO Mr.. Blane's room OH THURSDAY evening 'A"
remained with him for some time. The en'ire cam
pacn WAS gone over In the various States that have
been looked upon as being or less doubtful MI
Blaine Offering suggestion here and there that "ouu
be OF value to the chairman. ME- Blame s'iu '''
ne was anxious that the Republican ticket Shonu
win and that he would do all that he could 10 of's
about that result.
The chairman OF the National Committee received
many valuable suggestions from him in regard % the
polltical work in this and other States The meeting
did not break up until u late hour In the nsht' anu
the members of the committee who met Mr.. Blaine
were more than pleased with 'he Interest wmch ne
Is taking In the canvass.
Efforts are being made to get exSecretary Blaine
to make at least one two more speeches before
the en0 OF the campaign. MI bhiiH' - '''-i'V"-
do all that he can to secure the election OF the
Republican ticket but he does not tmhK nc =
strong enough to stand the strain of making speech
before a large audience. William NJ ham, u"
chairman OF the Speakers Bureau OF the hepuDh'"i
National Committee. had long talk with Mr. Elaine
yesterday and tried TO get him to consent 10 maze
a speech or two. Mr.. Blaine told him That he "Ouin
do all that he could to aid the party. but he conld
not then promise that he would make 'he speechc'
He promised soon 10 give an answer ii Mr. bi',''o
speaks at all 1t will probably lie at the meeting
which is TO be held in Cooper Union on No'ember 4
This meeting will be presided over by Patrick Esah
the United states Minister 10 Chill Congressman
John Finerty OF Chicago, who is one OF the bnghes
and most eloquent orators the stump. aud John
Brennan another brilliant orator, have been engage
10 speak Mr.. Blaine would like TO appear al I'M
meeting but this will depend altogether on ms icii,
Mr. Hahn said 10 Tribune reporter last iheh'
Mr. Blaine expressed his entire willlngncsS TO spear
il he could and may get him. III he speaks ~
will speak at some comparatively small meeting u
this city" IL ,Y,,
Mr. Blaine spent another quiet day at the iliti
Avenue Hotel yesterday. lie received few Vlsltor9
aud took a walk in the afternoon mp Broadway a
far Thirty fourtli-et