The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-10-15
FROM GOTHAM.
The National Campaign Becoming More
Active.

are DusieI uhdu eNtI anu bhS NOih tha' II
being done and laid out will have telling
effect the next ten days.
As the military parade swept past head
quarters yesterday the members Of the
committee were idle spectators, Upon the
platform, surrounded by projections
banner" which guards our land from
British greed and pauper pay" and over
looked by portraits of Harrison and Reid,
Chairman Carter and his associates stood at
intervals during the day watching the
marching ranks of uniformed men.
But there was more serious and earnest
business than this going on at Republican
National Headquarters
From this day until November s there will
be new life infused into the campaign in
every state where there is possibility Of
driving the enemy or where there is chance
that the Republican lines may be threatened.
Nobody will be able to say for the next
month that the campaign is dull" or that
either the Republican leaders or the Repubh-
can masses are "apathetic," There is to be
an outburst of energy and marked evil
dence of effort which will arouse the
Republican voters throughout the land to an
activity which has not been equaed since
the campaign of 1850. That campaign, also,
was for time apathetic." but when it cast
Off its lethargy Hancock was beaten And
so win it be, the Republican managers are
convinced, in 1892.
The public attention has been diverted
from politics successfully by labor strikes, by
the cholera scare and now by the Columbian
celebration. The last glare of light from the
illuminated pageant of last night will be
replaced by the fires of the closing weeks OF
this Presidential campaign.
COOPERATING.
Chairman Carter of the Republican Ma
tional Committee, Chairman Hahn of the
Republican. Speakers Bureau, General Clark
son, who is inspiring and directing the enlist
ment of young voters in the ranks OF
Republican clubs in every state Mr.. Nc.
Comas, who contributes detailed knowlede
of Republicanism in the South Mr. Blaine's
old friend, Mr.. Manley, of Maine, who is
working for Republican unity in New
England-these and a score of others will
now join every effort that can be put forth to
arouse the people of the United States to a
realization of the fact that they are voting
this year not only for the Presidency, but for
the control of the legislative branch of the
government.
| ORGANIZATION AND oRAToRY.
The plan of action decided upon yesterday
at Chairman Carter's headquarters involves
many details, which will become apparent
later in the campaign. In general way, it
may be stated that there is to be at once a
great increase in the number of public
meetings, and that an army of Republican
speakers, already enlisted for the cause, will
appear upon numerous platforms. The Re-
publican state committees of every doubtful
state, as well as of many which cannot be
called doubtful, will either meet in formal
consultation within the next week, OF will be
asked to communicate with their chairman.
The organization of the party and the plans
for bringing out a full vote will be pushed
into the most remote election precinct. In
every state where there is a new ballot law
special effort will be made to instruct the
inexperienced voters in the changed method
of expressing their will
More than this general statement of tn If
plans the managers Of the Republican nation
al campaign do not choose to reveal to the
enemy at this time. But there is the best
authority for saying that all talk of leth-
argy is at an end, and that the horizon of
every school district will blaze with cam
paign fires until election day.
In this state, which is now conceded by the
leaders of both parties to be the very centre
of the battle, it is now acknowledged by the
most conservative among Cleyeland's man
ayers that the Republicans have every pros
pect of success The light registration in
New York city on Tuesday was especially
discouraging to the Democrats. They at
tribute this light registration to the Column
bian celebration, but that claim had already
been discounted. There is such pronounced
activity at the Republican State Headquar-
tiers as could only follow an aroused interest
throughout the interior counties, resulting
from the conference on Monday Of the