New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
CHAIRMAN JACKETS BUSY DAY.
HE RECEIVES GOOD REPORTS FROM VARIOUS
PARTS OF THE STATE

The members OF the Republican State Committee
we're kept busy yesterday with callers who came U
see them from all over the state Chairman llache'I
hardly had minutes time to himself from the houf
when he reached the rooms OF the committee III INC
Fifth Avenue Hotel until he left them late last hsh'
Among those who called upon him were George T.
Crban and John " scachcrd, OF the Republican snto
Committee, from Erie County. Both OF the members
Of the committee from the western part OF the state
said that everything looking all right where 'eS
came FROM and they saw reason why the vote Of
1858 should not be- Kept up. The Republicans OF Erie
County have been greatly encouraged recently by ue
acccSsions which have come to the party from the
foes who are deserving the Democratic party IN aree
numbers In the parade which took place in Buffalo
on Friday night last week, there were not less la'
1000 Poles IN the line OF march. This was In spite
Of the fact that he Democrats got up meeting which
was addressed by one OF the most popular Poles III
the country for the night purposcy TO keep thel
away from the parade. The Republicans OF hIlc
County were greatly pleased with the large nuloer
Of men who to Buffalo from various parts oil the
catc to take part in the parade.
+. r.. Kennedy, Of the Insurance firm OF weed
Kennedy, was another caller on the state Committee
Mr. Kennedy Is an excellent speaker and he is pre-
pairing n set Of stcreopcOn views for his Use curing
the campaign. The Views will show number oil new
factories which have been put up since the Mckinney
law into effect. and he will snow In his pracu
cal manner one OF the benefits of tie reciprocity
feature OF the law with the picture OF IA steamship
now being loaded in Brooklyn for port TO which an
American merchant vessel with a cargo OF American
made goods never before has been sent.
Monroe County Is like II. Lawrence County In the
respect that good Republican majority always can
be expected TO come from there OH Election Day Inc
Republicans OF this county are In better shape uah
ever this year 10 give big majority for the RepuD-
lican ticket and they say that they will do IT, tA-
Congressman Charles >. Baker. OF Rochester, was NJ
the state Committee headquarters also, lie had n
long talk with the chairman, after which he said 10
reporter;
al do not see why the Republicans need have any
fear rs 10 this state this fall. We have an excellent
state Committee with competent men at the head Of
it who have attended carefully to every detail OF me
canvass This means that shall carry the State
Monroe County Is In much better condition than IL
has ever been before for National election"
United states Senator Frank Hscoch, ex-senator
Warner Miller ex-senator Thomas G. Plat and colo
mel s. " X. Crugcr each spent some time Win the
chairman at different hours OF the day
There have been several members Of the Republican
state Committee in the city in the laH few days aud
their reports have been In the satisfactory. To
each member OF the committee the chairman has
urccf tho immediate formation Of schools where the
voters can practise nj voting under the now ballot
law. This suggestion which wa made bi Inc lIlbuh'
few days Is being taken up, and II Is SAID tha
I'm nearly cry school district there VIII soon b" some
one showing how the Is cast under the new law
The members OF the State Committee now are dev0t
ing most o. their energies 10 getting the voters on the
farms and IN the ANAL hanlrts 10 come to town ana
register on first day Of registration Under h"
amendment the Ballot law there nrc In III, country
only two DAYS which the blaris oi registry meet
and efforts being made To get o. many Republicans
10 come out the first day as possible.