New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
PUSHING THE CAMPAIGN.
Busy TINES AT REPUBLICAN HEAD
QUARTERS
MANY CALLERS WHO BRING GOOD REPORTS

MANY CALLERS WHO BRING GOOD REPORTS
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
The reports which have been received at the Re-
publican National Committee Headquarters within the
last day or two show that the Republicans all over
the country have taken hold OF the campaign In the
last week with renewed vg0r and that 1t will not be- the
fault the active of the party If the election OF
the Republican candidates does not follow.
T. Monroe Murphy. OF Boston. visitor at
headquarters yesterday. speaking OF the situation In
Massachusetts. lie said Everything looks bright i'll
the Bay state OF course have a hard man TO
beat In Russell. The situation + entirely changed
from years ago when daily there were croniclcd
transitions, Of Republicans to the Democratic Side on
the strength Of the clamOr against the Mckinley law
We seem now to have reached the masses. who have
reasoned and learned that the cutlery against the Me
klnley tariff has not been borne out b. the facts
There is no dou1. In my mind, that the Republican
electoral ticket will have from 1000 TO 3O.000 ma
,ority and shall elect the state ticket We have,
10 day. more Irish Americans In IN" Republican party
than We ever had. and are constantly making aces
aions. Clubs being organized rapidly among tn"
Irish voters. There is an lrshAmerican Bureau In
Eoston for the purpose Of organization and the crcu
Aiion OF literature. The Irish-Amcricans begin
ming realize the practical benefits Of Protection,
and longer willing to trust the Democratic
party on the ta1ih question: The radical plank IN
the Chicago platform has had great effect In gain
Ing Republican votes, especially among factory oper-
atlvrs.7
ExCongre sman John VI. Farquhar OF Buffalo.
also called at headquarters and Ind conversation
with the members of the committee. He spoke
checringy ~ the situation In western New York.
lie said that though the region for which he could
speak had made no demonstration, outwardy, like
that made in the campaign Of 1osS, yet effective
work WI, being done and the close union Of the
Republican forces was noticeable "The present
situation" he said ii maintained. Will bring us up
in better shape in all the counties west OF the Cayuga
Bridge than We were In during the last campaign
special attention will be paid to scrutiny Of the
registration lists and to getting voters to the polls
The main element of advantage to Will arise from
tile veto Of the Canal bll by Governor Flower.
Throughout an OF the canal counties, so far aS my
knowledge goes. there will be change OF seventy
five pr cont I'm the canamcns vote. This will add
4 Gong element 10 our forces
Concerning the local situation IN Buffalo, Mr.
Farquhar said: The greatest change that ! have
noted IS the revolt OF Poles from an almost absolute
control that Democrats have exercised during The
last eight years. The Polsn-AmcrcaH czsn> have
are, many Of them, men Of business tact and men
Of substantial means. and they are tae leaders IL
tn, change one Of the difficulties which have
b.,ct the E.pubnraiis IN Euhalo ami Erie counties
for The lat tx years Is that the Polish population
Ia, brought into naturalization between 500 ana
100 men annually, and thus cheated voting popu
lufou which easily set aside TIA" normal increase
I'm the Young Republican vote. Now. If are
able to gain even forty per cent of the Polish vote
We can In my opinion carry Buffalo and Erie county
Ly 1000 or over"
Charlie, l.. Gordon. ~ Chicago member u the EN-
equity. Committee OK ih National League. said ~ the
situation ln Illinois We have few local Issues to
contend aglin-t. The school question has been some
Thing OF nn obstacle. bu both Imfu'- ar" pledged o
nu amendment OF IT, Objectionable features The Re
uulIicar- arr. thoroughly organized Throughout Inc
Stat. UliuDi. beyond doubt !, Republican ana VIII
II.rrl,on and Rod There will doubles b. a close
fight Ola TIE Governor. alp Chicago VIII IioDa"N 70
democratic. but Cook County outside OF Chicago VIII,
think hn carried hy The Repuhicans by at Feast
1910 majority. Ihe present Indications are thlt
Flor viii carry m" STAT" by from 300 10 l"Vo
D. Gcore. Morrison. Of Bait more" who j. q brother
IN Las 81 " e. H. Brccldurids", OF Kentucky. ana lIiS
delivered nnnber Of political address IN BROOKLYN.
VISITED the bu.lding. Among tie other callers We're
IN una. v cooper. Collector OF the Port n Philadel
mia. ColJncl !. H. Lambert, Of The Philadelphia
Pres: General william Lily, candidate Tor Congress
man atLnrge IN Pcnn,y lVani@ J. W. Haye, secretary
Of the Montana Republican League, Captain l.. H.
walters Assistant Treasurer Ot On" United STATES
PHILADELPHIA. \. +. cannon, bradford Penn. cinui-
dat for state senator in the XXNth Pennsylvania Dis
uict and Daniel l.. Iicn!ns, Editor OF Reciprocity
Philadelphia. . ,..
Assistant secretary Ball. OF the National Committee
received Yesterday Il letter from Alegmy County,
where he f. chairman ~ the County Committee. speak
iGc most rrcnurl.ngly 90 the work which the Re
pnillran ORGANIZATION Is doing IN that region. The
ir'fcr say. that there upon record In W. BAR
mm,.lafe ndslhOrhuod a Large number OF Democrats
who have openly declared their Intention OF Noths 10Y
Harrison ana Reid.