New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
TO EDUCATE THE VOTERS.
THE PLAN FOR INSTRUCTION ABOUT THE NEW
LAW APPRovED-CALLERs AT

THE PLAN EON INSTRUCIlON AbOOA AhS AVE-"
LAW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT
HEADoU ARTERs.
At both the Republican State and National head
quarters the suggestion which was made IN Inc tribune
Yesterday morning. that the Republicans In every ham,
let town and city Of the State start immedia'ey
schools Of instruction In the new ballot law, was
heartily applauded. This Is the first Presioentlai
election in which the voters have been compeheo "
vote under the ballot law, and from various pa'
OF the country come reports that IL Is feared o". VI"
Republican vote In the rural districts, upon "noh so
much depends will fall off this year on account Oh c
new law Chairman Hackett, OF the Republican e'a'e
Cmm,ttee said Yesterday that the suggestion ought
To he followed out and that every Republican IN the
state ought to consider himself committee Of one 10
chow tho voters how the new law WORKS. ana ho"
simple 1t is after 1t IS once understood ~ i'e ~.
advised that at every meeting place In the elate 'ne
Rcpubllcans have booth and sample Daiios' "hu ~
each meeting have some one show the voters ho" "
cast their ballots in the new way. Word VIII prop
ably be sent out by the State Committee 10 ha'e ''
done and kept up until election day.
II also has becn suggested that committees be 1ormed
IN each school district which will have for their spectral
work the getting out of the voter on the resis""o
DAYS The Democratic Legislature anehdeu 'he la"
last winter so that every voter IN the country "ua
come out and have his name registered before Ne ca"
vote e.,
quarters Yesterday Chairman Carter OF the Nauo''a
committee. had the usual number Of callers. AmohB
the first TO visit the building yesterday morning was
ex Senator j. Soat Fassett, OF Emlra. iie nus zen
ND the State for the last few days lie sald tha'
everything was quiet, but he Thought mat ,io W.
look WAS encouraging Mr.. FaSsett mas gone " '.''
gan for the campaign there. He Will be away LOT
week or ten days and his return he VIII take Inc
stump in his own State e..
william Linn secretary OF the Republican eo'.e
League OF Pennsylvania, was at the headquar'ei' :"
sec Chairman Hahn OF the speakers bureau 70 Secufo
speakers for the League meeting which Will DO heo AZ
WlllIamsport on September %. Q. II. Dennisoh' cnAr
man Of the executive committee OF the Republican
Ieaeue: G. c. Shayne the we'll known Republican DuSi
,ess man. General ~ Martin Curtis, OF ST. Lawrence
county. member OF Congress from that part OF the
state: Congressman Quackenbush, OF Troy congress-
man George W. Ray, OF the Norwich distnct si"'oh
Wolf. OF Washington Christopher l.. Magee, OF fe'in
svIvania. Arson G.. Wood, Of Wolcott; george H.
Woshone. OF Pittsburg, and E. II. Talcott OF LIVING
ston Montana, also were there
Mr. Talcott brought encouraging news from Mon
tana and said that the Republican state ticket was an
pnus,nlly strong one while the Democratic uchet was
narttcularly weak The Republicans are thorousmy
organized and united under able leadership Inc Iao
that the Democrats in Congress attempted 10 place
wool and lead two Of the most important prodac,s AZ
Montana on the free list had gratly ihJui ~
cause lie declared that the electoral vote Oh Mohana
would be cast for Harrison and Reid