New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
POLITICAL AND PERSONA H.
pr,BIIC MEN AND AFFAl!'S.
u,o.prrrs OF CAMPAIGN WORK WHAT O"N''
MAN WILSON ASD NAVAL oFfi0r'
WILLIS THINK.


WILLIS THINK.
win the opcning OF September P''''' effort.
u, NOW be- manifested In ~" VIZ ,,t,h all
VIII "o" nromot. the party fortunes WIN ~,
WIZ " - a. practical politicians Tor ''' ~
'',, ,oa,,s tho wcllcquppcd Republican '""t,
hodouor,.r. I'm the Gcrmanla BnnN i''""'"e I'm,
10 ,c.,s ~ ,nces,ant activity ana S'''' i,,..
- work will be- done. Inc f'N"' , ,,,.
-, the Campaign Committee met ' ~ .f th,.n.
,h., snhcommitt.cs were s"lec'@' -, o,d
u''.' Ill ard SPEAKERS, has already "e' '''
orcauIyed Clarence n. lir'o"' '''''' - oc,ive and
,,.a vo,,,,lcan General Committee anu wv :" and
''' ~ - has l,en made chIrm"n "' " ''''
| IN n.,. actively I'm the work oil 7'''''"N
=. IN, ara tho most advantageous SPAN
sou, tho issues q the campaign 10 NV ,a.,.r,v
ions, ,wo large meetings Will Ne "'" - - ma rr,a,
- vusic I'm Montague ~, b'e VI 20 ,, of
| p.,ar. mink in Clemont ave, he"' wv , I'm
tho city and others In the h'sc "''
| various wards. ,,, r,,,u Allen Doiy
| ,,an un hold It's nr-t meeting al '"'
| -. -, "Wednesday evening ana "'l'h VI"
| .,, 4, IN. matter u providing t"' '"" ,h
| o. 10 IN the hands Of Treasurer 'h''''''' rno
| ao,rovnent Of the expenses oil INC ''"l por,dcs
| connr,I,,..s mon Literature Uniforms NV" '.,,
o,d IN. Registration Of Voters VIII sou" - ,, ,rn
~. Nv ,roro mans for effective results "'o"s "o
| lines laid out for thrm' ,,,
| w.. .,., notable incident planned for MS "o"''
i"e ""o a, l. ia, reception to l.; rendered -
| :" - Dol, ,v The I'nion League Club h'N' y"
| ',, =, ,s,gr.d to sound the keynote oil Tue ''"l
| ,r prook,yn and no pains viii be 'Ph''u w ,a,,
| .u-r,ss the notable reception accofu'i u u.s. ,rho
| ., IN. openIng ~ he state CANVAS 'N' -
! ,,u.and members OF the Gun, "'''"' ~" al,
| ,o,vne I'm New.Yori Is most en'hh- ~" L.
| 49, ,u al ept.r heartily into HE aha'r' """ ~
| ~
| I.,,ors I'm the parade to be reviewed D, NV
| s,n, Cor the Vice Presidency. Speeches wiz
made nv a number Of prominent k'p"n''1n' ,',
city and elsewhere ihe'e VIII ~
| llun,nniions. &c.,, c,,o
r.,,s :, wilson. chairman Of the Eepibhea" "a"
n,,,,, Committee Of tie county, Is ~ TIC :" ,,o
| = r,rt NJ each day. and Il hrrdhHlhb "'N' "
d.,,I,s In th. work II cEccll'eN c''"''s Wv ,,.
| =, , county speaking OF the situate" l'''''"r'
! - -, .rr,o outlook is unusualli promising Inv
! -, ,n,,,f.stcd ,y the Republic oi wv w.
am, county g. gratifying. Ii seems 10 ne '''' ''
| ,,,r,icn committee Is such ~ 10 hpp'"l "o''
| In tho members Of the party ana Se'"'' w.. ,,,,
| cdcnc. and support. shall ca'i N'"'''' b. ,h,
| ., IA. enuye body OF 100 meinNis S'o'' "''D .,,
meantime the sub committees are "cN'H P'' ~
| ,o ,,r,, assigned 10 them. We are a'"l.ne " 80
80, -, = continued interest which Will Increase III
-. ,,u e,.c,ion day The holding of WARN HWY
| Inv u,u no continued for the rest Oh 'u'' "'"''''
largo halls and party hea6qunrrT' ~ ',' nj,
utilized and next month we ahah "''" r.,,s
mass meetings In the Academy Z" M"''' ""' Wv, ,,,,.
49, , ,.otars will BE- Governor MchihiN'
| rhomss a. Reed. senator Ahri'h' '""""''
Deroy Concrrs sman burrows Sh''o' ~" u.s.,
,hn, hc.ses ~. best OF our local talent we pro-
po.e IN mike the campaign an edn'auon"' 0''' 90"
,herc will liz n large amount OF III" V'' po"'''
utenturc circulated 10 the BEST au'"'"",' IN \, =,
m.tioo 81 clu,, and the holding oil pa'"cH W." "
no means the least important features oil 'c '"'I's
,ro,, rycw.,bnc is shaping Itself most satsia'-
toyily and we shall leave no stones "''"'nV" :" Wv,
efforts 10 secure the eitnitlon oil every IL ,
o,er and his cnstlng his ballot for Harrison ana he"'
An coually enthusiastic campaign werner Is ''"''
OFFICER Theodore Il. Wills who h'Iu 'h' p"S'"'" ~"
filled by Mr. Wilson In 1855 ana by "io~e c,' W.,
wor,, and undivided efforts the Democratic m1"'"S
WAS h.,a down in Kings County to almost ""pr''
an.. Mr. Willis said yesterday
-, Loot, In m. rs II Harrison would carry Tue o'"'e
ny n ,arrer minority than four years ago. hNeI!'"'e
I, I'm his favor, and the outlook Is ois.,'' ''~
WIS when the nominations were "'"' az n',
The s,ors I'm their are hghhhs io' 'ne p"v
Hoo, ,.,,o, The name Of Mr.. leu huus ihu''
strength to II. lie Is showing much WISDOM anu 'Ni'
f. h, ,o, 80 the campaign and hi, speeches nave
,on -, ov.ctIve President Harrison j. seuhlN
Gaining strength and his every movement gam" MN
votes Ills action In the cholera ha'''' M
inch No to commend his conr~e 10 'N''N p'""
citizen. lie Is much stronger ""'
country than he was In 1855. lheh' a'"o' eNc's
movement on the part OF the De"'''r"S ",, 49,
10 ON, ,.,.u, Look AT Pcck's report upon The hDor
.,a,,.t,cs Wa shall secure the support OF Hhy
Democratic voters who do not approve the tar'f reform
policy Of their party. Al that has been done oy the
National Committee has been advantageous naVe
every confidence in Chairman Carter. Inc Slt""u'h
A, this moment, two months In advance ~ 'iccn'i
day. could not be improved. hihe' 'ou"N W..
party VIII NoIA RAHr'"S
for IFS candidate, and present unbroken FROM 10
the enemy"
Tie Republican Executive Committee VIII hou It's
sep,en,ber meeting az No. I51 Lawrencest on Tics
day evening and Chairman NJ. }. Dady. VIII return
TO town to preside. Various details In relation 10
the management OF affairs In the party VIII come
nm for d,scusslon some action may be taken
relative TO th, question OF standing by the Old
ward lines I'm the nominating conventions OF the fa
which will come before the General Committee ut Its