New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
OUTLOOK IN THE NATION.
REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS RECEIVED AT THE
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL EXECU-
TIVE COMMITTEE.


TIVE COMMITTEE.
Republicans OF National repute from different
States In the Union were present yesterday at an
executive session OF the Republican National Ex-
ecutive Committee at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The
committee met IN a parlor on the second moor
Those present Joseph H. Manley, Augusta,
Me. chairman: Cornelius n. Bliss New-York treas
urer; j. s. Clarkson, Des Moines, Iowa. Rchard
C. Kerens ST. Louis: Samuel Fessenden. Stamford,
Conn; Carrot A. Hobart Paterson. y. j.. William
A. Sutherland. Rochester. and IL. c. Payne, Mill
waukee The absentees NJ. III. De Young. San
Francisco W. J. Campbell. Chicago; W. O. Brad
ley Lancaster, Ky; W. VI. Hahn Mansfield, Onio'
and David Martin. Philadelphia.
Little given out about the business trans
acted Eek Sena tor Warren of Wyoming, appeared be-
fore the committee and gave an interesting ac-
count OF the prospects in his own and other States
The chairman Of the Nebraska Republican state
Committee, Mr.. Richards also spoke 10 the com
mittee with reference to the situation In that State
The situation in Kansas was described by gentle
man from that State. who is OF the leading
candidates for United States Senator In case the
State Legislature goes Republican.
Ex-senator Warner Miller also spoke briefly to
tho committee The chairman of the National
League OF Republican Clubs. Mr.. Tracy, told OF the
progress which the League had made in the last
year.
j. W. Babcock, OF Wisconsin. chairman or the
Republican Congressional Committee. gave com
plete OF the Congress situation as his COM
mittee found IT,
Chairman Marley said Tribune reporter that
the business transacted was almost entirely of
routine nature
I'VE did nothing that would be of general inter
est" said he. This Is not Presidential year. ard
for the Congressional fight, tine Congressional
| Committee Will be able 10 take of that in the
cans are In good fighting shape all over the couh-
| try. The elections In different states during the
! last year show that"
,h. Not al ifteaf Ike "A
campaign In this State and city? was asked
| NO; / do not believe In interfering in State cam
paigns. The Republican State Committee Is able
to look after everything hsre, uu,,,oons ., tho
West making a magnificent fight to regain the
ground they lost through popu!!s n disnmfco m
Western States whose Legislator are TO be elected
this fall The Democrats are sacrificing everything
Ciarret 4. Hobart said: II think the Republicans
OF New-Jerscy will elect five Of the eight Congress
lican to the National senate this winter"
| J. ". Babcock chairman OF the Repu1lican Coni
situation: The foremost issue In the Congressionai
campaign this fall is protection The I.ople have
Democratic Congress The Democratic managers
in Congress did more to unsetle business and bring
have served notice upon the country that the agita-
ton is to be continued until We have free trade;
see special session called for the purpose Of fore
| ing free trade upon US The Democrats do not adj
| For this reason the only relief for the business
| world is "A Republican House. which viii stop az
! ana European wages The only thing for Repub,i-
cans to guard against this fall is overcondence The
| Populists Will not maintain their present repre-
scntation In the House. We shall see the greatest
| Virginias. North Carolina and Tennessee There
| s no mistahing the sentiment In these states ne
onI fh rnsI 1 i this state viii be watched with
II great deal OF interest"