New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
CALLERS At NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
NO HALF.HoLIDAY FOR THE BUSY REPUBLICAN
WORKERS.

Although Yesterday was half holiday In most busi
ness houses In this city. and all who could do so got
away from their work early as possible there WIS no
Saturday half holiday at the Republican National mead
quarters All OF the members Of the Executive Cour
mttee who are In the city we're at the bnldihg carry
In the morning and remained there untl iale IN 'he
ofternoon william Hahn, who Is In charge OF the
sneakers Bureau was the only absent member VI the
committee lie was called to his home In ONO on
nvate business but he will be at his desk again az
an early hour tomorrow morning. Chairman carter
did not have rs many callers yesterday as usual "
he was able consequently to devote more time To MS
desk work. Early In the morning stephen b. Eihihs'
Secretary of War; called al the National heaaquarers
and had long chat with Mr.. Carter The other
callers were J. c. Long. the member OF the hepuon
can National Committee from Florida; ROBERT T.
Porter. Superintendent OF the Census; J. W. Baker
chairman OF the state Committee from iehhessee'
George W. IIill, the member Of the Natonai Somi'ee
from tennessee General John S. Wise and ex Congress
man Benjamin ButerwOrth, Of ONO EACH OF the'o
men was with the chairman for some time
There was received at headquarters yesterday d
copy of Fair Play a paper which Is published III
Boston by Edward Fitzwam. 1t contains state
mont in circular form addressed to the worhingmen
OF the country Grover Cevelands legislative iaoor
record. II was formulated by A. H. Galiahue chan-
man OF the Workngmens Municipal Keioru League
of this city, and 1t enumeraes In oraer Mr' Ni'e
ands veto OF the Dill eslupnSlltnB "
labor OF the Mechanics lien Law bill, OF the Lie
and Limb BILL making employers responsible ior
accidents 10 employees resulting from Imperfect ma
chnery or buildings Of the Tenementliouse cigar p''
OF the bin compelling the elevated railroads TO chars
ONLY cents fare OF the Printers BILL requiring HI
state printing TO be done by Union worknen' OF te
TenIIour BILL appertaning to car drivers, OF the oi'i
abolishing convict labor In prisons, Oh ue |hiiu
Labor bill providing for the Inspection OF iac'oreS
and prohibitng the employment OF Children uhoer
fourteen years.
The circular states the positive side hat Mr.
Cleveland signed the bill compelling the stationary
engineers OF New-Yor City to pay tax OF - year
to tho NewYork Police Pension Fund, or be deDarreo
from following their calling also the bill reducing the
foes OF the New-York Iarbor pilots. which bill bene
sted only the foreign steamship companies. Mr..
rY,zw,lliam saws he proposes to publish this circular
In his paper until November H.
Thomas settle the Republican candidate for Con-
press in the vth Congress District OF North Carohha'
and TYRE Glenn United States Marshal for the Western
District of the same state also visited the ReprDcan
National headquarters yesterday. Mr.. Setue, IA
speaking Of the political situation III Sne o more en-
couraHng for the Republicans than ne ao ever ho
Il To be- The Democratic party, ne SAD, was nIeriy
torn pieces The Peoples party haa P heo 10 al n
many countries they have dominated ui county tcHer
Their organization Is thorough all over the ste anu
they mean business. AS an Instance the fact may
Governor they reconsidered the nomination and pul
mn another man by almost unanimous acuoIl, because
Mr. Skinner declared in accepting that he saw Danger
Of the State going 10 the Republicans ne "oT,d 'Tn
the Peoples party over to the Democrats: rms CIR
cimstancc shows that they are IN earnest ana thcy
wfll wage war to the kpife against the Democrats