New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
FIGHTING UNDER M'KINLEY.
ou1o REPUBLICANS THOROUGHLY AROUSED AND
= --------- COMPETENT OF VICTORY.

ou1o REPUBLICANS THOROUGHLY AROUSED AND
-----------c CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.
Columbus Ohio. Oct. % (SpeciaD-The ONO cam
oa,en NAV now be said to be in it's closing days
II has been a campaign of hard work Governor
Mckinley and Mr. Neal have led their respective
PARTIES from the beginning Since the opening OF
the Republican campaign at Akron on September
T. there have been but three days, sundays eH-
ccpted, that Governor Mckinley has not maze
from one to three speeches each day. lie mas
thoroughly canvassed the northern, eastern anu
southern sections of the State and Will visit every
county in Central and Western Ohio before the
close Of the canvass. From the beginning MS
meetings have been remarkable for their size ana
enthusiasm. The people are anxious 10 near ti'e
Issues discussed, and the personality OF the uis
tnguished Proect.onist has added TO the interest
These large demonstrations have taken cohsld-
.r,be time which otherwise would have been de-
voted TO organization; but organization has not
been overlooked. An indication or the interest lei,
In the Republican ranks is shown by the iact 'ia'
committeeman are prompt in attending 10 WORK
Entrusted to them. There is desire TO DO some
thing TO in some way assist in making the victory
,borouub and complete. This is a good sign. TOT
# shows that Republicans, while believing that VIC
tory will be theirs, are anxious 70 make the ma
,or,v az great as possible and are not disposed u
remain idle.
The State Committee. proitng by the mario"
margin on which the State was carried last year
e hard at work strengthening the lines OF the party
and giving careful attention TO the details OF or
panization In this work II has an ehective auH''-
iarv in the League of Republican Clubs' Inc co"-
nittee has secured large NUMBER OF SPEAKERS
from other States many Of them OF Natioha
fame who are now talking daily to large audlehces
While the Democrats are not making as ihaiiS
great demonstrations as the RcpuDhcais, 'ies ar
1ot idle MIR Neal Is making II thorough canvass
Of the State and speaking every day. Colonel Iay-
lor &c also on the stump devoins ms tiie ~
affairs and making such via statements una, U.s.
js really doing the cause OF Democracy more harin
,bsn good I'm TO this time Neal ana Taylor nav
had little help. but from this time on my VIII
have assistance from OUTSIDE th9 ; are ar work
counting ON ex Governor Campbell dolne graz "oh
In the wav OF stirring up the laggards. me cam
paign from the beginning has been o iousI, vi ~, 'a
tariff issue far Mr. Neal ana irIi Geaned
Knley are concerned. The issue ~ c,edras rn',pd
and each leader occupies the most extreme gIouhu
everything points splendid Rep Id ,.i
IT, ~ admit mat Governor Mckinley VIII - be
elected The point at issue IS tne M 10 osS while
Rennblicans claim a plurality anywhere from l''ovo
The workingmen are with the Republicans TINS
wear as they were with the Democrats ,ast s -
irhn snlainr ,oo viii; be a unit for the Republican
ticket The only thing 10 be done now - a. - 49,
the vote Two of the three registration us +, ia on
mat could be desired. From the result Vi @ LIN
days registration II is almost certain , c,,on ,sst
exceed that cast at the Presidehudi e'eN ~
An amendment 10 the state Constitution VII aiso
he vol ed on and II adopted will give the
entire Jurisdiction n the mater Ss, majority Of the
votes cast will either defeat or ADOPT !, a., the
provisions are being carefully discussed py he
state Al this time 1t looks as If the aHeho"e"'
would be defeated.
DIR. ABBOTT on MUNICIPAL REFORM.