New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
FOR A HOT CAMPAIGN.
AN AGGRESSIVE FIGHT IN THE XlVTH
CONiRESS DISTRICT.
If REPUBLICANS WILL DO THEIR DUTY VIC
TORY MAY BE WON.

If REPUBLICANS WILL Do THEIR DUTY VIC
TORY MAY BE WON.
The camnaicn for the special election OF Con-
gresham from the XIVth New-York Distric' 10
succeed John r. Fellows will be openeu III '.,e
interest OF Lemuel f. Quigg the RepuoIici'' oai,di
date. tomorrow evening by the NAlst H''e.'''
District organization in Shepard Hail. AT NY
seventh-st and Broadway. MI Qu'gg VIII "'n'se
address the meeting on Tuesday evening the west
Side Rcpublcan club will assemble In the club
room in the Hotel Endicott, at Eighty-secoNu-sI
and Columbus-aye and the candidate VIII also
appear there and speak. a meeting OF 'nn n,puo -,
lican National Committee takes place III "''"'''9
ton Immediately following that date, anu MS az
tendance on the occasion is required on MS return
about January l3 ne will enter actlVeIy i"'o t'e
canvass and will continue to address n'e'',IEs
nightly in the district until the date OF thc ''ec
tion, Tuesday. January 3D.
The campaign promises to be one OF extraordinary
activity and interest in view OF the existing caiaN
nous condition OF industries and tAe atti'uue Vi
the two great parties respecting cna''Se ~ III,
tariff laws Mr. Qugg. an editorial writer Oh
The Tribune is familiar with the great SUBJECT u
no discussed and as n ready and pleasing public
speaker will be able to say much calculated 70
appeal to the reasoning faculties or laborihs anu
business men. Though only II week mas e''p'e"
since his candidacy announced upward OF lou
letters have been received by nm iroHi 'o'c'S
who, in the XlNth District, Suppor"u M r''''"''
or who as residents OF other districts. voted ior
Democratic candidates in 1892 and are now ci.hens
Of the XIVth District. declaring their determination
o vote for the Republican candidate.
Mr. Qugg is resident OF the MINI ASSEMBLY
District That organization has placed us rooms ~
his disposal during the camraign ana IN @ putsnanGe %
Of this courteous offer the Congress diStrlct nea-
Quarters have been established At the orgariZatlon
meeting place. in the rooms of the columbus CIub
already been organized. William Leary. so well
known in the district. and indeed throughout the
cifg mptnOllc1l
worker Will be in charge Of many important details
OF the campaign and especially of the work of con-
ductlng the speakers bureau. After tomorrow
the district. and already. II may be added, Upward
OF nftv speakers OF National and local reputation
have offered their services. Among those who Will
be heard are ex-COngressman Roswell q. HOrr,
General George A. Sheridan. Mahlon Chance and
cv-Congressman William h. Mason. OF Chicago
These men will speak once or twice day through
The XIVth District. extending from Fifty-third
81 on the West Side. between Seventh-ave. and the
North River. Spuyten Duyvil Point. and on the
East Fifty -nnth-st. TO Seventy -ninth-st
and from Central Park To the East River.
so registration will BE- necessary on the part OF
those who have lived IN the district sufficiently long
election In 1893. There will be new registration
allowed for dav only pending the special cleo
ton but the date for registration has not yet been
announced Du" publication OF the date Will he
made. In the election OF 1880 there were issues
which divided the Republican vote. Taking the re-
suit I'm 1893. however. there is every reason 10 be-
increased In the district. The conditions which
have developed since the last election are con-
spicuousy in favor OF Republican success provided
every adhnrent Of that party National issues
abandons Indifference and recognizes his duty In
this great crisis. both In the way OF casting his
own vote and seeing 10 Il that new residents In the
district ~ Ike party faith shall wherever entitled
- 10 50, register and exercise his privileges as
n citizen AT the polls.