New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
CALLERS AT NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS

F,voRABIE REPORTS FROM DIFFERENT SIA1f@o'
There were many callers at the headquarters Vi Wv
Republican National Committee yesterday FROM @"'S
in the morning until after dark the building was
crowded with prominent and well-kno"h ''"'' =,
the party First among the visitors was On"i'o.' W..
Depew who called to sec the chairman MI 49,
in regard to some work that he expects 10 40 uu
tho camnaipn He suent some time with the oii'I'
man and the other members OF the committee WI
Dcpew will probably take the stump III -" u's'
lie has mt himself in the hands OF the kepupc''
state Committee and he will do all MS spe"A"s 'iu
its orders - :,
,,o,,v ~ Maine the chairman OF the Republican SUe
committee there. Mr.. Maley said that ne was ''u'"
n,eased with the result in MaiDe. Tie vote was hfh'
owing TO the ballot system but he dd not expect
tbat the majority there would be much over l-'o''
The other callers at the building were eX-Coheessiii
II cIa~ Evans q Tennessee; John W. Foster the
secretary of State; John " OMay, OF kansas UaiIet
A hobart who is the member OF the Republican Ma
tonal Committee from New-Jersey; John Brennan OF
Iowa: s. J. Fornham, OF Chicago, and F. x schoon-
macber Of New,Jersey who has been making speeches
In this state Mr. Schoopmacher will go from here 10
Connecticut and from there he will 20 to ILLINOIS, Ior
the eampaign. in regard 10 the outlook In New
Jersey, he said:
The Republican strength in New-Jersey Is much
augmented this year. There has been what you might
call 2 revolution tnrre. ZACH one O Ve 100
suffers, who, under the administration OF Mayor
wanser have been landed in prison, will be worth
from 200 to 500 votes to US large hulhoeI VI
Prohibition votes will also be gained. Prohlbiiiomss
know, and many of them have said TO me, tha' "o
LIQUOR question cannot be settled this year, Du' uc
tard question, which is of vital Importance to the
welfare OF every man, must be taken care OF now
The Republicans have nominated man Tor Governor
in Mr.. Kean, who Is without reproacl' lie VIII eoV
the full Republican vote"
In New-York state. Mr.. SchOonmscher says the
Republicans are in better condition than he has ever
seen them before. al find" he said, that the DEM
ocrats OF the Hill type are much disappointed WIN
the treatment they have received. ana IL seems
altogether improbable that the Mugwump element VIII
be able 10 conciiae them. The tariff, TOO, VIII iehu
US great strength in NewYork. / believe, although
Pennsylvania has or two great Industries when
profit by protection, New-York with Its diversified
interests is thoroughly protected than the hey
stone state. The farmer knows when he Is well on
Had the Democrats adopted straddle plank OF any
description they might have saved to themselves
portion OF the which they will lose on this Issue
among the farming communities. But they are 80
opsny in favor of the Free Trade principe that 1t can
not but affect the vote Of the men who live by the
sale of the product of the soil. The Mckinley law
will be greater force in getting out the Republican
vote In this election than anything has been since
the
Bourke Cochran is helping US vastly throughout
the farming districts in his efforts to uphold the Demo
cratic project for the restoration OF wilde banking
In Connecticut have not yet had an opportunity u
learn well about the Ocat workings OF me dinereh
questions. The improvement in the condition OF th,
tobacco grow,is by reason of the Mckinney act Is
think, the strongest element In our favor there 81
The Elections bill cry have heard little. 1t is doing
one thing certainythat Is ralyng back 10 our stan
dard whatever OF the cOlored vote had shown DIS
position 10 wander away. think that New York Will
go for Harrison by a phenomenal majority, and have
the assurance OF well posted Democrats In differ
emit sections of the state support of that opinion"