New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
GOOD NEWS AT HEADQUARTERS
| CHEERING REPORTS FROM MANY CALLERS.
TIE SPEAKERS BUREAU WORKING SMOOTHLY

TIE SPEAKERS BUREAU WORKING SMOOTHLY
WHAT SOME OF THE VISITORS SAID.
Chairman Hahn, Of the Speakers Bureau, returned
to the city yesterday, after brief trip 10 omo anu
Immediately began work at the Republican National
Headquarters The assignment OF speakers Is eeher
ally most perplcxng task, but MI liam seems u
have little difficulty far The speakers VINO nave
returned from Maine and Vermont will be sent to
other States The reports that these speakers bring
OF the most gratifying nature. The real issue OF
the campagn-Protection against Free IIade-is wei
understood by the people, and IL the reports are al!
where right the rainbow chasing Tor votes Ill
Massachusetts, by the Democrats might As wen 10
abandoned. The effects OF the Mckinley act relitiVc
to increased earnings by the worhnSmeh are eoh-
vncng 10 each one who has TO work at the loom or
I'm the shop. Personal nearncss to the Democratic
candidate for President Will not help TO buy house,
or give more money TO the workingmen. Ihese men
know that the Mckinley net has helped TO 40 thiS
Among those who called at headquarters yester-
day were David Martin, Thomas Doan, Hamilton
Dlsson and Captain Walters, Assistant United states
Treasurer, from Philadelphia; Jonn r. flhherN, Oh
Chicago: DIR. j. NJ Sleigh Of Montana; Captain
william c. Hcddy; c. l.. Poorman, Secretary Oh state
OF Ohio: d. r. sheridan. OF Massachusetts,; General
tironer OF virginia; Governor Morgan G. Bulkeley,
and cx Congressman Niles Of Connecticut, ana dele
CATION OF North CarOllnans.
Mr. Ch,athane who represents tho Id North caro-
lima District in Congress, also called at headquarters
he made one of the most notable speeches delivered
i'm the House last session. II appeal for "a
Government appropriation for an exhibit at Chc"so
to mark the great strides which his race had maze III
civilization 1t was non partisan in its character, ana
won the hearty approval Of Democrats as well Us
Republicans. Mr. Chcathane said about inc polllcai
situation in his state " ! think the electoral vote Oh
North Carolina w beyond doubt, 90 to Harrison ana
Reid. The dssensions OF the Democrats ana ue
Peoples party will bring about that result. full
dscu ssion Of Harrison's Administration VIII DO us
more good than anything else. rs the President Is
very popular In state. The Peoples party Is very
strong and its strength IS gaining at the expense VI
the Democrats We shall probably elect three Or four
Congrcssmcn which Will be II gain, since am the
only Republican In the present delegation
Ii is most gratifying the members of the Rcpubli-
can National Committee receive reports similar TO
the one made yesterday by d. X. Sheridan, promi-
ncnt lawyer Of Fall River, Mass Mr.. Sheridan has
recently made a TIP through the Eastern States and
has delivered many speeches to workingmcn especially
those Of Irish birth lie said 81 have had occasion
during the last four years TO travel great deal III
the Eastern States, and qualified 10 speak, not
from hearsay, but from yown observation There
l. 4no doubt I'm nv mind from what have seen and
heard that the solid Democratic Irish abs lrsllAmeri-
can vote is being broken up The effects OF Pro
lection are beginning To 10 understood by the Irish
men, rs they arc already understood by the Irish
American The old KnowNothing cry IS no longer
heard. Ireland Itself ruined by Frce-Trade. It's
manufactures were destroyed, and the lshmen In the
Eastern states, where much manufacturing Is done,
are beginning to appreciate the fact. In Connecu-
cut, l know from my own personal observation during
the last twelve months that however they may vote
I'm State county and town matters, there VIII be
scou, div sion In their ranks during the Presidential
contest. 800
Many OF the tObacco-grOwers of the Connecticut Val
lev are Irishmen who have Il handsome competence
which has been lncrcadcd nearly twoOld by the opera
lions OF theMckiny net. The cotton Industries Oh tue
Fast have Increased under the impulse gwen by the
Mckinley law and they have been 80 protected during
tho last four years that the cOttOnMllS oi lal hV'r
have nearly doubled their output. n compared WIN
The four preceding years. In Massachusetts IN" Hsh-
men and IrishAmeriCans are chlcny employed In thr
textile lndusrcs-n the manuiacture Oi wOOleh ana
cotton goods. Tho operation Of the Mckinley law has
been ~ snch benefit that all the mills mr." running on
nll time. all the operatives have constant employ
ment and many mills have Increased The wages as
much ; - per cent"