New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
THE PROSPECT NEVER BRIGHTER.
CONGRESSMAN DINGLEY AND ASA W. TENNEy
TELL OF THE GROWING ENTHUSIASM
For HARRISON AND REID.
Rochester. n. Y.

CONGREe SMAN DlNGLEY AND ASA w. TENN6x
TELL OF THE GROWING ENTHUSIASM
FOR HARRISON AND REID.
There were a large number OF callers at the head
quarters OF the Republican National Committee Saturs
day, and the members Of the committee who were
at their desks kept busy receiving men VINO
called upon them TO discuss political questions OF
importance. Chairman Carter, secretary McComas''
Joseph H. Manley and Colonel James s. GARRISON al
busy from the they entered the building
| until they left 1t. Congressman Dingley, OF Maine,
who has inst returned from al eight days speaking
campaign In Southern, Central and Western New-forK,
was a visitor at the headquarters on saturday. He
said
II have found the Republican situation In News
York much more encouraging than had expected.
The apathy which has existed until within ten DAYS
has been entirely dispeled, so far as Republicans
are concerned, and all working now shoulder TO
shoulder to secure Republican victory here. In tps
cities I'm which / have spoken l have never seen
greater enthusiasm. At all Of my meetings there
have been tore hight demonstrations by uniformed
| men. over 900 men were in line at the meeting
in Charlotte. Rochester, and the meetings have
been crowded such an extent that only part OK
those who desired to be present could get within the
doors There can be question that the cities In
Central and Western New-York going to do better
| for the Republican than they did In 1888.
In the country until within few days. there has been
| some lisessness among voters on both sides; but
| the Republican farmers are now waking up ana are
coming fully undertand that this fight for Protection
| is in which they are most vitality Interested.
| ! have no doubt, from the indications i have wit
messed, that within days the Republicans OF Gen.
rnl and Western New York In the rural regions, will
| DE at work with Zeal and interest never before
surpassed. The prosperity OF the country has had
much TO do In holding men 10 their private pursuits
and preventing them from giving to political matters
the of time usually given I'm Presidential years.
This however Is OF the strongest arguments for
the Republican cause and Is an argument WINCH
commends itself 10 every thinking man. l have no
doubt If all the Republican voters in this state
come to the polls End cast their votes on November
> New York will give the most decided plurality
for Harrison and Protection"
Adolphus Lewis an Engishman who came to this
country about year ago, early caller at the
Republican National Headquarters Saturday morning.
Mr.. Lewis said to u reporter:
Money is great deal more plentiful here than
1t is In England, and the pay 10 working people
twice and three times as much as 1t is on the othee
side. People live In America. ON the other SIDE
of the water they simply exist. In other words, q
worngman has 10 keep his house and family, furnish
board and clothes and educate his children-educaton
there, OF course, is compulsory-on less than -
week. | haye noticed over here that the worNngma1
then and is able to pay for seats, While on
the other side the worngmsn goes to the top gallery
country for the poor man he lives better here and
has more money left after paying his expenses than
In any land where l have ever BEEN 49,
Asa w. Teuney, who IL TO speak In the West brought
to the headquarters Saturday morning most eno09r.
aging reports from the New England States. He said
~ have Just been visiting in Connecticut, Massac
chusetts and New Hampshire, and the feeling toward
the Republican ticket was pever better in those
states than now. In my opinion New Engiaad. VIII
70 sOidly Republican, In New -Hainpshlre the acr
QUESTIONS :, the Republican ranks are many IN
Cheshire County Mr.. Thayer the richest man ana
largest manufacturer in the county and
ass Democrat NJ within hin s the last
party for the reason that he cannot indorse the
tarli and financial ra9ks in the Democratic platform:
In the same county John J. Donohue member OF the
State Central Committee, Chairman OF the Cneshire
County Democratic Committee, and president q a
Democratic club in the city of keege, announced
himself, the day spoke in that city for the RepuD
can cket for the reasons gwen by Mr. Ihayer
Mr. roiiOhue | saw while In Keene. lie Is one OF
the brightest young men have ever met. lie has,
been con idered the best speaker Of the Democratic
party in the state, and had several appointments
already made for Democratic speeches. lut ne Is
going mon the stump in Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire now for the Republican ticket Great
Republican gains reported IN Manchester, Dover
aud Port snOuth.'