New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
REPUBLICANS ARE. ALERT.
GETTING INTO POSITION FOR THE FALL
CAMPAIGN.
WORK IN THE INTERIOR OF THE sTATE-pRE'

WORK IN THE INTERIOR OF THE sTATE-fhh'
PAIRING THE LISTS of ELECTION oFFIClAh''
| There have been evidences OF increasing ACTIVITY
anon; Republican leaders within the last ie" 10Y
which are Interpreted to early forward NOV.
ment on the position OF the political en'my SUI"
| trusted men as cxPostmasicr Van Colt. CmuncP' "'
Depew ex-senator IIscock, Collector lIcnGrichs, Wv
gresham Bedcn and others have nr''''
| expressed their opinion that an var,
! State convention will be a wise movement v"
| the Republican side J. H. jewell. the orgahiN'
Of tie Republican state Icagic, went 20 Bnhaio "s'
week to hold a consultation with John ~ -ca'ch'ru'
| First Vice President OF the State League ana men"
Der Of tho Republican ttatr Committee rom '"'
Buffalo district 1t is understood in Republican
circles that arrangements will soon BE- pcrfectco LOT
| opening the campaign In Erie County. without walt
Ing for Lieutenant Governor >heelan ana MS eo"N''
hencllmcn TO take the initiative. II Is predic'eu
that Shcclan viii find the combat thickennG al Tue
other end OF the state before cool weather comes
From Buffalo Mr.. Jewell IS TO go to syracuse 70
confer with David X. Mccarthy, president OF the
| Onondaga County Republican League. Mr.. Jewehs
visit Is expected to smooth The way for harmonious
settlement OF all differences within the party In the
Onondaga district and unite the Republican FORCES
there for the coming fight. Wcrd has been received
that both ex-senator Hlscock and Congressman Be'ien
and their friends are anxious for union and cordiai
understanding.
The Republican and Tammany district LEADERS, ol
the city have b zen hard at work dnIns the hst WIN
on their lists for inspectors, Of election and poll ana
ballot clerks which TO BE- appointed by the foc"
Commits, i0ners For the coming neral eiecllon' iner
are In New York 1877 election districts. In each Oh
which Tammany. under the infamous law OF last year.
gets two election inspectors and poll clerk ana
one ballot olerb while the Republicans hav" on" IN
spcctor poll CLERK and n ballot clerk. Blanks nave
been sent TO the Assembly District leaders, VINO III
turn have sent them TO the election district captains
TO he filled up giving the names which they desire to
have selected.
The Tammany leaders were directed by Mr.. Croker
TO have their blanks ready and return them TO
his headquarters at the East Fourteenth-st WigTam
on saturday The Republican leaders are expected to
send their blanks President j. sabine smith oil the
The superintendent Of the Bureau Of Elections has
requested that all names proposed for elecuoh III
sprctors and poll and ballot clerks BE- sent In To him
not later than August II. Aftcr revision tne li'is
Mil be tran mlttcd the Police commissioners, WHICH
body makes the appointments. .
seven namcs-iour Tammany Hall men ana ,hrer r
Republicans must De selected in each OF the .l3'
election Districts making In all .0jD clectio' officials
Of which ,jtS to be- rammany nnd 3,4ll Ktplp
lican. The Inspectors OF election, OF whom .'-'t
TO be- employed five days In all-oh the fonr days OF
registration and election day, and Will receive
according 10 statute ~ % for each DAYS service" "A
total OF r1i-:s2 30 The poll and balot CLERKS
Hall and two Republican, will be- employed only on
election day. and will be- paid as the Law Prescfiors
the same ~ the Inspectors ~ % 4 day. The clerks
win thus get S3i.IlO, making IL the aggregate Slo,
1859 men who are chosen by the party leaders 10
conduct the election vi November next