New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-29
SENATOR CHANDELIERS VIEWS.
HE DOES NOT THINK THERE oAN BE AM Doo"'
APo1-r THE ELECTION OF PREsl-
DFyT HARRISON.


DENT HARRISON.
eo,o,o, chandler, OF New.Hampshire. called NJ
,n,uoon beodouarters Yesterday and had CON
,.rance W., Chairman Carter. The Senator mas nope
r., ., pen,hlican success in his State and was con
edon+ that President Harrison would be reee''e''
The senator said :. l., dv,sah,e
"I came on 70 consider how soo' ;. = -,
>, hove a meeting of the Senate Commtee U" i"'',
at,on which Is authorized to Investigate ,he nie'ou
Of naturalization since 1eoo. anu '"''"'''
into the political SITUATION . ~,
vban asked as TO his opinion Of me pfosP'o' VI
o,oc,,on Of the National ticket. Mr.. Chandler s'''
at does not seem to me aceoiu'"s W "' -
that there can be any doubt about lafriNo" 80 -.
From The time Ct ClevelaOd's Free i'a"'
Congress In December, 1887, never nav guy go
,ho Vonublicaus would carry the election Ill 80
VIZ" ,, .h Elmo when the Democratic convention
49, 600 ,.,,d down a plank which implied thar o"'''N
,n. !. ,,rnosed sufficient % make mp the ou'''o"
,etwocn American wages and foreign ""e''
declared Protection to be uncoh>u'"''o" -.
Ind no doubt that Harrison "o"iu VIZ 49,. e.,
.,.cted over Cleveland, 1t Is not Po"sio" =. ~.
,b,s wear of prosperity under the opeiau9 y.
,ao,,or TIRE American people will vote tha'
te'''0' .,.,,ono, The Democrats drove The mn"
-. ,ha wrong coffin when they adopted tha' pau"
'-.ho,ass elections do not always 60 a'o"ia''e
a., cha reason of the thing. II we can oa''' -,
,1 Connecticut may elect ''ai''o" r-,is
vovvY York but ought 10 carry ao,,,-v
snonas on whether the great hep"oin"" ,o
,o,o VIII come cut. and the Demo'r" a ~,
o, lao te,- down TO Its honest prop i'o'', 20 ,i,h
. - 900 ncn,s am not Informed, but haNe ,",,"
% believe from what have are''uS S''' ,,..son -
yort can be carried the second u"" ~. aid .
sneasing Of New Hampshire. Tue e.. rr,,,o,.
Anew Hampshire is IL close e'a'e on no,rg only
plurality over Chai'eS H. ""
80 I'm vote OF vooo' -, -,o,ose ON tho
t.eM lOOeful OF SN''c0' VI
r,na,,,ia, ,icse, where the tarih Issue WIN"
etonc,v I'm orr favor. The question on inc So 49,,
Concrc,.ional tickets is more d'uo'i"', wv, ,ha
ION districts two years ago, one 10y wv az"
other bv 1900 plurality, ana ME- "'"'""'''
,s .A ooo IL now running for Governor as""S'
an able and popular cahdioac' =, ,na de.
smith. Oar principal danger arises Ho" Wv au
.aro, since 1853 Of controversies between '"''
dr which have led the railroad companies u ''"o
noserision 0. orr politics By free passes ",."
cxnenditnres OF money The Concord ana ''Vn,
wholly within the state with lines worth zen ""o'1
Is being slowly pushed to the wall W '' a..
and Maine-a ninety million company WIN ""o'
, ,h,rd. nm, Of the state. An unwise attempt "a9
mazda In 1887 TO commlt the Republican party @' "''
oreapIzation to the side of the Concord haIIo"u '
Bo.ton and Maine then became Deinoc'"''0 ~ .,
lis New Hampshire directors are All De"'o' - =,
leaders The president, Frank Jones' ana "i'"-' '.
wbitney control it absolutely for political use III
ZOO his road took sides openly In favor OF MI
Amsden and after the Republicans had carried inc
state il undertook TO organize a Democratic Legs
,tnre and was with difficulty defeated 1t has taken
into It's employ as lawyers and otherwise about ooo
Republicans great and small, and tries TO ihhuence
their political action. In 1880 1t used some ol US
Republicans In Its attempts to seize the Legisls,ue
and after IL was defeated, ii controlled Tor us
bills that body. Its power with what are euie e
.EOston and Maine Republicans i 50 strong hS "
create the great danger OF Republican defeat
III these Republicans throw Of the yoke ana are
true and Jealous, We are safe otherwise not. lhcre
is general dissatisfaction with the subseivenoy ~
the railroads Of our public men and ponu,Gahs ana
cTxtic rore than the Republican, party, but III idct
a. experience shows, such feelings always WORK
"eG On the whole ] think we shall choose Republican
electors and Republican Legslature ana t nave ,o-
,Sa ejection Of a Congressman. Bat all depend
upon the action Of the railroad RepuGeas ,D,,n hG
comnany and the Republicans have only hall OF The
influence OF the ten million railroad.