New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
CALLERS AT NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
VISITORS HAVE CHATS WITH CHAIRMAN CARTER
ABOIvr THE CAMPAIGN.

CALLERS Al NAllONAL HEADQo AM i''
VISITORS HAVE CHATS WITH CHAIRMAN CARTER
ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN.
There was the usual large number OF callers at
the Headquarters OF the Republican Nauohai oo'"
mlttee No. Sis Ffth-ave yesterday 'is'to'' "en
in and out Of the building constantly ali day long
Mr. Clarkson and Garrett A. Hobart, OF New-Jerses'
were not in their customary places. They hau so"e
n washington TO see the President. They are eA
pocted 10 return tomorrow at the latest In inc
afternoon there was considerable excitement In 'front.'
NJ the building A large number OF boys OF 'he
coacate school I'm sixty frstst. called ut tne heau
ouarters and cheered until they attracted ue az
tentlon OF the chairman of the speakers bureau. "'
sent out Edward Fitzwiam. OF MASSACHUSETTS, l"
address them. Mr. Fitzwiham tod tne Doss ''"
there was undoubtedly President among thei' anu
he was certain that there were senator's "ie'ov'o
q, Congress Assemblymen and Aldermen IN Tue
crowd lie asked the boys always 10 nght ior INC
principle Of Protection. which had done 50 "iu'"
for this country.
Amoog the callers at the building were congress.
man Boutens OF Maine: Assemblyman Wheeier' y.
Poughkecpsie: exCongressman John NJ LansS.o,,' "
Virgina Nelson Dmgey, jr OF Malne' ,. l. "inn'.'
candidate for Congress in the Petersburg aisuio'' W.
onel J. D. Brady, Jacob Yost. W. c. Franklin ana
~ raco wood also from Virginia. These men had
a long talk with Chairman Carter. OF the Nauoiai
Committee and with the other members OF the co''-
m,ttee who were at the headquarters. bmidmS VIZ
Langston said to y reporter ,,
We have come up here to see IL INC .'"'
Committee will not do something toward settling the
difficulties which exist among the REPUBLICANS OF VIZ
cnla In regard TO trying to elect members OF 'oh'
CROSS think that we ought to try to elect nj ieaso
carcn out OF the ten members OF Congress from
viroinio In the other three districts the HepuD-
hcans should give their strength TO the Peoples party
candidates. 49, ,.s.
f. j. Lampson Of ohio. who Is one OF the pes'
takers on the stump from that state. was Ut '
headqarers building later in the day. he ms pee"
IN this State few days only SpeaAihs ia '"N
parts of II In that time.
81 had heard n good deal about Republican apa'hS
his wear before started out" he said to TRIBUNE re-
porter last evening. IL have not found apa'ny "he'e
| have been. Last night l spoke al a meeu"e ~
Middctown and never had better meeting 10 spea"
TO- There WIS a long parade ana torcnhsh' pfo
ce,son and the meeting hall was filed to the doors'
The audience was fine one TO talk to. the people
listened atteuyely to every word that was SAID ana
thev seemed 10 appreciate the points that were made
4 number of new appointments have been maze
IN the speakers Bureau. General Russeh A. Aisei
will probably speak in Kansas next week L. u Lay
i'm speaker of the ohio House OF Representatives. hH
b.eu assigned to the New-Jersey state Committee.
: A. Widman OF Norwak. Ohio. goes to Ne"rJeises
aud Connecticut. Congressman j. =. Bnrro"S - o'
Michigan will speak for the New-York state COM
mittoe Oh october "a, %, 2G. 27. % ana ~ -,
N Uancock OF Pennsylvania has been assigned 20
West Virginia En- Senator Fassett. who has been III
Michigan VIII speak in Cleveland ON oct2oer d 10;
Winfrd s. Kerr win speak for the rest OF the week
nrder the auspices OF the Republican state League.
Captain Jack7 Crawford Of NewtMeAico; wno Is
known rs the pOet-ScOut WIS the most plctures4ue
cer nj henduuart.rs. He came to offer his services
~, SPEAKER during the campaign. aud Chairman Hahn
viii arrange some dates for him during the coming
week; " o. Bradley. member OF the National
Committee from Kentucky also caller. IN rel.
de,tb NJ Inf, son he will not begin work at once, but
later in the campaign he will lend his AID to me
canvass in this state. Among the otner caiisrs
E. Lemon. Of The National Tribune" Washington
ID. G. ,, ,,,.oo.
nt HEADQUARTERS fl the afternoon. II included tIe
Rev W b. Derrick the Rev. D. Wlsher. the Rev.
r. LYONS c. A. Slmms. president Of the county
Colored Republican organization. Edward BarCutt,
vIce.p .ident OF the same. and T. Thomas Fortune