New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
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POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
PUBLIC MEN AND AFFAIkS.

PROGRESS OF TIE cAMPM.;N-GOF. NJ h'N'~'
TO SPEAK PROSPECTS OF C.N!InATES.
The Republican leaders enter upon the last week D.
the camu,icn WITH much confidence In the success oI
tie meth ii, adopted to increase tho Republican |o'e
and to keep IA" Democratic plurality III the Guy uo"
to the hgu.., Of four year, ago In 'la' 'o' Wv
Democrats carried the city by 12.l45. Ihls WIS i'
creased n few hundred by the county to"hS' "A'"
gave a Democratic plurality Of 3D. In the u"a
Of Grnvcscnd where John Y. M'Kan" tire" MS
strength To t.. Republican ticket; 1t received pf"'
ru,ity Of ,3;. 4, McKanc Is a Democratic lr"s'deh'
tial elect, this year. 1t Is probable that the Demo
c,ntc ticket may receive 1000 plurality IN 'n''
town. adding 300 to thu total purllty In The
county, making 1t less thaH $4,000. In leof '"'
Cleveland plurality was ljIis, ana Mr' ihue" ~
ccivod n plurality Of $1,000 In 1879.
A prominent Republican says: Il 40 not see "o"
Cleveland can show any gain over his vot" lo"r years
nro Certainly h. T. 40 stronger than when !" WIS
In oi,c, ard hud been tried President PRESIDENT
Harrison has shown his strength 10 'he cou".'
m tho o.,rant Of the highest ofc" In the git OF the
people. Never before has Their" been IL ia"cI 'e'' "
tho per. on;l Popularity ci Presidents Inc .u,'
did,,c, hay. b. IN held ,flcc for one term. Inc
usual rumhcr Of changes Of oplEion ON the pa'' VI
members u both parties have occurred Du' ,''' W.
,r Idle have been Offset by H. so til the o'hr s'uc'
Tho canvass has been conducted Win h"ch II"
II n anI the feeling + manifest tha' CAIN
4, far better ti.,n ,.lrss vauning I'll" l'p"""''
bt,c shown more activity In par:d's and pGb'' meet
inc, and greater interest than the Democrats. WE"
have had no Ecart-in the support " ~
VIII So domination th,y heartily "ppo''"'
Tho rr,,, gathering Of Republicans at the KIN"
H.. o,.s,;,, 70 listen to Mr. Evar, and Tie o'h"r
sneakers. whose words reported IN ah'"'f ~"
rrn yin b. repeated tomorrow rvciii2' WIN
t,ovcrnnr william, Mckinley. j.. "i 'Fi'. wiz
speak IN the sam" pla'c. ihc'' WIN
the same interest 20 SIC ara near w ,
WAS shown when Ii, spoke in l;ro'Aiyn Ill 1862. "'
he will h, sur. of a w"l'Un1c that VIII fo'Nc '' Wv
enthusiasm Of TIE people who can CROWD III; i''S''
hal, in the city. The final demonstration " NV ~
,,,icp viu IL. a grand parade on Friday evening Va
mt, ,ro,h ~ all the uniformed clubs 81 the county
The MAN, 4, thu, far lli O;:t incudc TEE a'>e''
~ IN. ,lub, in Tvs, distant parts Of IN" ei'y h" '
marching to n cOmaIol point. wacf" t'! WI" ~,
a sinur column ana pass III" r'\'c"ME ''i'N'.
snnth Erookyn contingent will form III 'h"o'' ~
win the r,gIt on Union-st. and march IN TIE L''c
strpt TO Prospect Park. thence 40 < The fa>'rr' ~
way and Bedford to Lafayctr-a'e' 10 IAN !" I'm
,..hina tho Eastern District organizations. WHICH VIII
farm, In Lct(r.-,vc ra, Of broadway. ana mary" up
Bedford ave- t. Llfayctir-av'. Inc r'"'' ~
viii then prcccd In Lafayc;tc-avr.. SUPERINTENDENT
and other stree, To the city Hail. w're r","' WIN
80. hon Fran 1000 10 1000 VIII b" III Inc !"
snowy uniforms and carrying torches and las' haN
b.r NJ wo,i meetings viii b. Ecli TINS "esh ana
,h.rc will be activity all along the Inc oi a'ou>'"s
yoor, and depressing up)n item The nee" oi "pl'"
Ing at the polls until the co,r Of tn "c'"'
II fi had no, been leap year the election "on'a
have occurred IL week earlier ti'h u III" "o'' LAW
thcrc been no February - tits year inc 1T u. W.
vcm,,.r vo,ld have fallen Oh MAY instead o. rue
d,y and Election Dag w5uh have ben .'o'cu'o~'
instead Of November :. such NH o. Tie case hcH'
year.
rh,-. will bc "A meeting In the Rink under the
,uspcc, OF the Iri,'r.imrricaa organizations 81 Tie
city IN :,aurday evening. III "h.ih Minister ES'h VIII
no the chief speaker. The Dem cid's III" tr!ih2 ~ ee
Wayne Macveagh to speak IN II" academy OF 'iu'i' on
Thursday evenings but 1t /, Uncertain whether II" Will
run the risk of having Mr.. EranS speech !oiiw Ill
close iuNtap,son To his. \ reception was gwen u
Mr. Fran at the house Of Iairich tOri' IN Wnshihs'oh
lark 80, Monday evening. which WAS "i'cideI by many
Of hia p,l.cal and p'r-oual iirh1''
r..y u,nwcrl,s have been set III in tn" present cam
u,lcn The decision OF the c,uri> In hd In fhr city
TO r.,p;n,ility Cor damage, caused by hrcs dur 10
lrcwu.k, SCI CT under r"rii from the mu'lcip'"
a,th,ritir, hi, served t. prevent tho Gtann, ~ e.
NIT ;, and while tl' city authorities say That thcS VIII
not Interfere With the setting or Of fr"work' without
u:mlt organization, chary oi running TIE FISK VI
rnr,lng ircs and having Ia lsiy damages
The Increase, the number II Congress districts this
year gave op. crtunity tlr a ne" DcE:o':"'E gerry
uan,r but tir necessity Of nahi1 "ch district Goa
slst OF conguou, Tertiary prevented the niahiiS MI
five Dcrocruic. tntl twD year, a;;" ihs l"phbi
cans always managed 60 scrnr" On" Congressman III
Hroohlyn but In that year ". e. Wallace was de
foi,i by eighteen votes In TIE lid District. and the
cntirc d,lrCltl,m WIS Democratic. This year the
Icmorr,;, have rrnoninact three OF e." present rep
r,scntaiivrs and exM Mayor Chaplin conld undonb"iiy
have received r,noTnation had he no; accepted -
state Office. The prospect OF rccnS one Republican
Cnurles Goodwin Ecinett. In the ncw Win District.
excellent although his opponent John H. tirnham Is
making an active canvass and tie district has shown
some strange mutations In political uifatlsls III
1898 tho Republican plurality for PRECEDENT In the w"r
constituting the district 1000. In the Congress
election Of $50. however. It was cnrrted by l3"'
Democratic plurality. In 1901 Governor Flower only
carried the SAME wards by 2lo. TIE personal pol
MARTY of Mr. Bennett and his excellent speeches are