New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
PTBLIC MEN AND AFFAIRS.
REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS READY

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN HEADQt NhllsH' '''-'"'
FOR UsE-pEATIIs OF PUBLIC MEN
The work OF fitting up the Republican Campaign
Committees rooms In the Germana bahA oun''"7'
across Fulton-st from the City Hall, has been COM
pct,d and they viii be formally opened V-no'Io"
evening when II meeting OF the commune VI W.,
Hundred Will be- held in them. Chairman Francs IL.
Wilson will preside and there VIII be seher"' '''
cu,son OF plan, for ti" work to be do"e 10 po'n.'
,n, mos, effective results and secure rs ihaHH nv
pnbllcan votes aS possible for Harrison anu h''u
The present quarters are great Improvement "p1"
,,oso occuul,d I'm the Arbuckle Building oy ''e
compuIgn Committee of Fifty last year Inc e'''''o
half Of the second floor Of the bmmlhH II o''"P
and I, has been part oncd or into five rooms ior
tho nae of the committee. Tile front II "'s'
.,,,or room, whore the general meetings OF inc
cou,,,,,eo will be- held II Is neatly cnrp"''d ana
furnished with tables and chairs. BacE OIL 'mS -
tho Executive Committees room. WIN "'lUh5 '"
,or m. chairman. and opening out Of 'hi' "" o"'
lido /, the room for secretary lrcd"en anu u" Wv
other that Of Treasurer thitteno"n' f''' :" r
,tt.A vi,h handsome rolop oaLen desk ana an
oo,ce chnir and rugs cover the hDor. Inc roo"' vi
Chairman Wilson Is at the rear ana can w i'" ~"
80, - lido ,.s.urr OF through the ueasur"rs F"oih'
Handsome rugs and fine fnrnitmr" nhorn f" "''u "
fire. on the hearth will make II ch'"F'u ""'" w
,,ul weather comes. lint the pans OF t"' '''p'e"
,,iu NOT be- permitted to 20 up Ia SMOKE ''' "''''
fahcu mn
and te will receive able assistance from ''' ",'e,
,,,h,r Of the committee whom Ee mas '''''"
around him.
,...,,. %, tho c,upalgn headquarters The Eepnsli-
- at.,l,, tbn finest banner that has ever been seen
- eli. ,i,y n + an artistic success In Tie com
i,.uon az ,hc National colurs and the pr'sch'"'"'
~ tnr part:.ilts of III" candidates ana '""'' ""'
devices \ narrow strip Of silver form' the ""u''
. , ,,,,n which contains the candidates portraits
Il Brpp1 la
h,,. while the blue IS the background upon when
49,. snr,pl1cd Golden stare surrounding tn" faces OF
,rrlson and Reid and the inscription IN gd'd i'''s'
d. llcad0uarter, Republican Campaign 'olnh'.'re'
l,,c, rountv" between the portraits OF HARRISON
and prd is figure Of the G0ddes. OF Liberty upho'u'
Ing a banner upon which are the 'ehiH'lh' "o'"''
protection. Reciprocity. Honest Money the Key
words Of the campaign At the feet OF MISS Liberty
/, \ figure Of mechanic in pareF cap holnihs
o,,o hammer I'm one hand and resting tho other upon
r, anvil over his head l. the nag o. freedom anu
I'm tbc di,thncc behind this the dome OF IN" capi"'
nj Washington. gded 10y the rays 81 the rSihs sun
tcvnrd on the left OF th portrait OF The President
l. Locomotive and a factory. while plough. pick
axe and Il cogv'hccl also portrayed. Vpiyhg 'he
rdrs. r,ca 81 ih. country commerce ana shipping arc
,v,(gcd by a fli-riggcd Nip, with core" on me
vyl,ri bosidc nor ana steamer approaching on 'h'
ncb, Of the portrait ~ Mr. RHd. The fhl SIZE oi Tue
banner is twenty feet In length ana fourteen i'' ''
width. Many expressions OF hdlhlri'l"H INV Nv"
heard since the banner has been displayed over the
window, Of the headquarters. AT night 1t Is iiinml,
naied and serves IA transparency. II Is morhed
a.,,r.or. from the conventional banner or Trans
parency
rhe active politicians who have been away for Their
vacations will return to the city this wo,l ana lhey
viii 10 rcndy to begin their active work the N''N '"i-
lowing. The monthly meeting Of the Eepuo"'ah rN-
ecutive Committee viii tnl., place on he first r"'sd"y
ffaA VI
regular sessions on the second Tuesday Oh Tie tara
Tuesday the several ward >oIiatlDn> VIII meet, ana
I'm the fourth Tuesday the League Of Republican 'inDs
Will hold It's monthly meeting beginning OF warn
paradcs and rlass- meetings will b' made next mohth
but tho most important and extensive parndes anu
public meetings will be held In october. IN ''a'
month also the nomination, for local Offices Will b.
made and the registration Of voters viii take place
Rr,nblican activity has been maintained In the a''
vec, hy meetings Of clubs aud ward organizations to
arrange details for their efforts to arouse ana s'ah
enthusiasm. and by number Ok political addresses
John H. Littlcfcd. veteran Republican, VINO as
sisted at birth OF the party has spoken to large
audiences In the Twenty -tEird, Eighth ana second
Ward- setting forth the benefits to l., derived from
nrotcc,ion by lhc working people OF the community.
The return OF the regiments without serious casualty
las caused rejoicing In Thousands Of homes either
dhcctly or indirectly interested in the boys who put
Oh their uniforms aud FASTENED to Buffalo 10 perform
thpir duty. In 1877, when the labor troubles 0c
CURED at Iornclsville, it tn, I'D Regiment
vcich had the post OF chief danger and duty while
. lh had little 10 do. In this case the conditions
wire pmcticnily reversed. The 43d Regiment went TO
unao and iOOk the station reserved for the TN ana
had little TO do. Willie the 18TH had IN" experience Of
The difficulties and drudgcry whicn may be involved In
.ervicc MS civil soldiers.
The deaths OF two prominent Independent Demo-
Gratis who usually found upon the side OF the
Mt ,vernmen di,rrgartinc petty pa tlsanslp, &c
Cured last week. Ex-Governor Lowe. OF Maryland.
who was thu Independent Democratic candidate for
surrogate sixteen year. ago, died at ripe old age
and Thomas H. Rodman VINO served for brief period
rs District Attorney. died at the age OF three score
vcars and ten. Ex-Governor Lowe was an Exon
fcderatc who sought after the war Q Geld for the
uracrlcc OF law in New York and lived in Brooklyn
lie WIS the Covering OF Maryland forty years ago
and would have been United states Senator IL the
var had not broken out. His face WAS familiar and
his voice frequently heard at public meetings. Mr..
Rodman was Il type OF the good citizenship which can
rise above partissnship In public affairs. lie was
active on the reform committees which did much 70