New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
THE LINE OF BATTLE DRAWN
Cou,inucd from First Pm ge.

Ycy York they were never more for the Re-
pnhlcan party National issues. All talk OF faction
Ia idle There arc no factions now existing; all are
wording together tremendously to the end that the
ticket may be elected as II will be- beyond doubt
Charles W. Hackett, Of Utica, chairman Of the Ex-
ecutiye Committee Is man OF stocky figure and with
an expression OF count enance which Indicates that he
IS used to and believes In working where there Is
work to be performed. lie said 1--WE have a good
ticket. We must organize throughout the state 70
the holding OF all conventions for merely local Offices
at Is early date a. possible III V rue .n"t al nn
Stale This shonid be done as soon as possible, eav-
Ing plenty Of time up t by smaller dydn matters
tion on Election Day. There is always wisdom In
my Judgment in spending time nnd money IL eisfms
are ali favorable TO Success f1r re ,icket au,o.
from locality where if anywhere In the state David
B. HIPS influence may be expected TO be exsrled
mi mi rival in the Chicago Convention Sir paiklurs,
believes In the success OF the Republican ticket.
John W. Dwight, who lives IT. Tomplins County
and who was Of the delegates to the Minneapolis
Convention said Il have been all over the hills In
Tomphins County in the last weeks. sounding the
farmers. found that all the Republican men saw
and talked 10 a great many-were without exception
for Harrison and Reid. There was no talk OF any
kind OF a bolt. Mr.. Reds nomina ion is particularly
pleasing 10 the farmers Of Oneida. The Tribune has
been read there since before the and It Is regarded
rs
Republican who developed any symptoms o! desire
for free trade tariff reform. They are an prosper
ing under Republican rule and VII all turn out to
vote for the ticket in November"
The Territorial Ex-Governor Of Arizona Richard
[. Mccormick full of hope for the ticket. lie
thought 1t was good nomination and was rapidly
growing In popularity. BY hard work the Republicans
could win the state and elect the National ticket
Ex-Congressman James 5. sherman. OF Utica, gave
most encouraging news from Oneida County. :" The
prospects In the county were never brighter. Not
a Republican that have seen takes exception to tho
ticket. There is great enthusiasm. and feel sure
that the stay -athomcs will ont in force this
fan TO vote. IL is my candid opinion that Harrison
will carry tho State b. majority of 50.oO1 votes.
or twice as large as his majority was In loe5.
peop.e who usually do not have interest enough 10
come and vote In a state or town election VIII
when there good candidate Harrison. and such
important Issues money and the tariff, make an EFFORT
10 get to ne polls Election Day. have heard
no criticisms of Mr. Reds nomination, ard think
II is popular enc. The Democrats. might add. In
MEDIA County. are no; over hopeful OF ihe result
~ Tho nleetion. 40 think that Mr.. lin will try
TO knife Clevclandi Oh now. ask me something
easy l am not in Mr.. HIPS confidence. iut while
number OF the Republicans In my county. and they
all feel confident of the election of Harrison and
George ". ,ldridgc, OF Rochester. representing the
XXXIst District on the state Committee; thoneht it
and Reid would carry Sow-YorS and win The election.
John S. Kenyon. secretary of the state Committee.
expressed the same opinion Mr.. Afridcc.
John Collins. Of this city. state Committeeman from
the lXth District thought the Republicans would have
q walkover. II can't so beyond The suns opinion
md the opinion Of the Crca' bulk Of Democrats OF
tho State. They knew what they wore l5icc ah"ut.
The only thing that tho Democrats make cleo
cry the Force bin and don't believe that
the talk about that viii change vote. NO. SIR ;
Cleveland will be beaten so that his head will swim
Charles VI. Nevins. OF Brooklyn. representing the
WITH District on the state Committee. said that the
ticket would all the Northern States. We will
carry New.York." continued Mr.. Nevins. by ma
jorty Of 10000 votes. but to d. We have got TO
work and work hard. In my opinion. llill and Tam
many will try 10 knife Cleveland. The Tammnny men
DO not about the National election What H..
them Is the city and county patronage ana II
they can elect their candidate for Mayor they don't
care how the National election goes
james W. Brkett. OF Brooklyn. state Committee
man from the lid District, said that from what he
has heard from different parts of he state nc did not
fear for the result Of the election. Tho recent cleo
Hon OF Republican supervisors In ampt cvcry county
was q most hopeful sign. He thought Harrison and
Reid would win the election and would carry This state
II the Republicans would work shoulder to Shonder.
william H. Bellamy. secretary Of the Republican
County Committee of NewYork thought that with tho
fne candidates, the splendid platform and with hard
work the ticket would win. The party was vel
organized In this city and was prepared 10 carry the
war into Africa. There weakness anywhere
along the line. Hi, and the Democratic machine
would undoubtedly work for Cleveland. he said, ana
The Republicans would have To labor hard to elect
The Ticket But ne felt sure OF winning.