New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-29
INTEREST STEADILY GROWS.
GOOD REPORTS AT NATIONAL HEADQUAR
TIERS.
wELIeKNowN REPUBLICANS BRING GOOD NEWS
TO rStr CAMPAIGN MANAGERS.

The headquarters Of the Republican Naio'''' YIN .,
mttee ct No. SIS Fitth-avcr were uH"i'5c" 49,
visitors all day yesterday. Chairman .ar'c''
tary McComas, Mr. Manley and MI. Oninso" 'nho
kept busy talking with prominent hepup"o'"o
called 10 see them. The reports which "e'o
ce,ved We're o. The most glowing character, ana marry
everv one who visited the building said una, "''
had been a wonderful Increase OF ih'eies' ~
campaign IN the last few days one Oh '"c nv
lions OF the truth of this statement was the i"o' ''
Mr.. Hahn, the chairman Of the speakers O're"u' -
having all that he can do attend TO the apphcao'
81. sroah.-s which are coming TO him from all over
tbs country General Cyrus Bussey called ana oereu
nj. services lie was assigned Immediately 10 P'a''N
In New York, New-Jersey and CONNECTICUT" "o'.'"0'
Mckinley will speak in West Virginia OF oct 'oo'
IL and ls Thomas McDougal. oil oho' haH ""
"a down for Eve dates In tbs state Johh brennan
who Is doing some excellent work on inc stump W."
o., To Connecticut for a week. Congressman bou'eie
At Maine will begin lis speaking campaign IN 'his
c,tv on October q. lie will speak In BROOKLYN 0"
the day following, and on october he VIII oe !"
Ithaca. After that he will go through western Now
York Congressman c. Burrows. OF Michigan VIII
be In Illinois October TO- and In INDIANA OH jew
her 1e Congressman Dingley and. MiiiiReh' oi
Maine, both Will spend Tie host vi '"o ~ "
this State.
Among the visitors at the National adluar'ers
we're United States Senator Chandler, OF Ne"-iiahP
shire and b. S. Jcwett the chairman OF the kepuohcd
state Committee Of that state; Garrett a. HOBART Vi
Ncw-Jersey; A. II. Brooks. OF New-iork; klcmra
Crowley Of Lockport; Wallace Bruce. Consul 10 f|iih
burct Joseph d. Weeks, OF Pittsburg; Postmaster W.
W Johnson of Baltimore William Wilhelm, OF Pot's
VILE PENN; George z. French of wilmington ~
c.; Colonel II. C. worthington. OF North 'ar"h""
Moses D. Stvers, Of New-Y York; Congressman 'a''e'
J. Belden, Of syracuse, and Assembyman CohN in'
Charles Burdett Hart Editor Of The wheeling llr
telngencer,p speaking OF West Virginia. SAID We
regard II rs q very interesting situation The STATE
is admitted by both sides TO be fair lighting ground
This conviction has been forced on the Democrats "
the fact that Clevelands majority In 1883 was '"''
while General Golf, Republican. Claimed MS eecuo'
nv no majority, and, q contest, proved 100 iha'
showing of our case the result of that contest has
never been assailed IN any OF the ordinary ways III
which results are challenged. Therefore. when we
claimed General COTS election rs Governor ana no"
point to the pima facie case ano the results Vi 1c
contest they have nothing to meet us with except "
pont 10 the resolution OF the Legislature, sitnnS IN
Joint convention. which declared the Democratic honh
nee TO be elected and entitled TO the seal
1.-THE ratio increase from 1876 steadily maintained
10 1855 Inclusive, shows a net Republican gain OF
HOO Q year, and if that has been mainu'heo up 10
the present time. there ought to be 44oo more lepu
licans than Democrats In the state ms docs io'
fake into account any accession by conversion or I'M
migration Dismissing any claim oi Meiapi' ma
iority however and saying that the State Is evenly
balanced by reason OF PrOtecon--and surely that AZ
fecs us closelywe can by effective organza'ioh car
~ 1t for the Republicans.
"The Democrats think we have the state bS 3'ooo'
and hence have inaugurated the Force bill ghost dance
and by that hope to prevent men coming TO us on te
Protection issue suppose they will profit something
by this because In the whole state II Is reasonable to
think that some persons will really be afraid that 0Ooo
colored voters may demollsh 100000 w'te voters
and vet the number o! persons taking this view can
hardly be large. We have no negro question In West
,lxgc lang
tho efforts of their managers to make one. We think
tie Jefersonan Democrats OF Alabama have given the
whole Force b1l issue Its death blow.
1--WE may say In short, that West Virginia believes
IN Protection. reciprocity ard sound money, aad IN
our Judgment the effort to commit tie State " Free
Trade and wildcat money will fail by majority large
enough for oil practical purposes We shall elect our
State ticket electoral ticket and come very near to
K1ptne out the whole Democratic representation In Con-
pess."
Ex.Csngressman Moses d. stivers. OF Middletown,
n: Y, who a visitor at Republican National head
quarters, said
"There is as yet very little excitement Neither
party is making much noise Or putting forth much
noticeable effort The Republicans are tn )roughly
united-were never more so. do not know OF any
Republicans In Congressional District that have
como over to the other side. our Congressional Dis
tIfct comprises the Counties OF Orange Rockland and
Sullivan. 1t has usually been Democratic dis
trct It having only twice been carried by Republicans
I've have large manufacturing industries In our
district that affected by the tariff aud Protection
is live question with the people there and we think
we are going 10 get good many vote, not heretofore
cast for Our party candidates among the working
men Of the manufactures, who recognize the fact
that II Is to their interest to maintain policy of
Projection. The cutlery business, particularly in
Walden, which is an important town IN our county,
has been largely increased because Of the operations
Of the Mckinley bill. They giving employment
To- . number Of people, and the number Of their EN-
ployes Is much greater. The town Itself Is increasing
rapidly In population, and seventy new houses are IN
course Of erection. Port Jervis, Newberg, Mid
dletown are large manufacturing towns, particularly
the former. We have Immense tract Of black soil,
ana the people OF this region have entered largely
into the onion raising business. They asked the
List Congress for Protection ana got It, under which
they have largely Increased the culture Il onions,
which would have beer impossible were 1t not for the
protecnon afforded. Many Of the farmers are Inter
There larger number Of League clubs organ.
lied In the district than ever before. There Is pos
Was or years but lee a. eaon u
win We hope to carry our Congressional District
twice BY Republicans Mr. Bacon VIII probably be the
Democratic candidate again but he is rather unpOpa
ss and loose between tie cleveland and Till cons
there The Republicans are trying to induce Coonc
YORK Knife Company Of Walden. TO accept the nom
nation: lie is an excellen. man and has good mill
Ury TVcoru AZ nv acceplS tbcc VIII De no uOuDt
one Of the three or four coanes of The state hat did
better 10 the last election than In previous years.
s. S. Jewett, chairman OF the Republican State Com
mittee Of New Hampshire, said
"The nominees on the Presidential ticket are
especially, satisfactory. to the Republicans OF the
state The State IS, 70 large extent manufacur-
Ing community, and the prn1ples OF Protection and
sound money OF the Republican party evinced by
their platform. will command the support Of the In
tclligcnt voters OF the state. New-liampsh.re IS.
however. very close State, and has been for many
years. For several elections the Governor has not
been elected by the people. but the choice has been
made by the legislature The candidate for
Governor Is especially satisfactory one 10 the
party, and ] have full confidence will be elected.
Both Congressional districts lost to the
Republicans In the last election, and, while the Re
pu0hcans have had one Of the districts large por-
ton OF the time for many years, the other has been
very clese. Its entatOn for years past
has been Very evenly divided between the two parties.
The present nominee Of the Democrats for Governor