New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
ALL HARD AT WORK.
-, HOBART RETURNS FROM HIS TRIP
TO CANTON.
.,,s ,.r7rrI or ACCEPTANCE TO BE READY IN
,po,-r TEN DAys-CALLgRs AT REPUB-
lIcAN HEADorARTERs- CoNDI-

-, the tine Chairman Hanna arrived at tho
s,rarters OF the Republican National Commit
- ve.tcrday morning until he went away in the
,,r he was occupied with the usual rush OF
,u~ams letters and callers. He said that he en-
- 70 remain in this city the rest of this week.
y" r,rd then go to Republican Headquarters In
Chicago A., ,,. ro
,r.rd A6dicks and party OF friends. who con
- with the chairman and the Executive Com
W." W.. -,sarding the Addicks-Rsglns differences
mn nr.,,uare Those who accompanied Mr. Addicks
S J. Wiley. James c. Shaw sr. d. My
ln' ,tlson J Frank Alice, Or. c. r. Layton ana
AN" c.,-ee W Marshall. week ago a higgins
p',or ~ called at headquarters and gave YER
s ~ the situation in Delaware The AddicKs
sSarafon Yesterday gave the other side
rso,,rar Hanna maintained the same attitude
~. delaware delegates which he has shown
" al other representatives Of factions refusing 70
g" 49,, . controversy which 'Sculd comphcate
-, o,d according recognition only upon re-
a,,,r assurances Of united support ,or Mchih'ey
1 j1oba,t The Higgins dcoeauoh OF IaS' W.
NV nee. assurance % the Executive Commit"
-. moi Dclov.lre would 10 safety carried LOT NJ
,,-,o, ard Hobart. and the Addlcks oe'es"'ion
- ,ca~.ilv gave The same assurance II
,,rs,ooa tha, the friends OF Mr. AddlcKs
w. VI, HIGGINS will establish harmonious re'A-
tions .,,,c>- N DELAWARE
,,..,,., chairman Of TIE Republican
g. committee of Delaware. ana ono oi 'i'e ~"
o-.,,,o ,ivs. said after the conferences
rho Republican situation n Delaware hnS ',S now n'
somewhat conlp!oatsd S. yn, he voters are reaz-
Nv ihe ,rnc meaning O. the hnar,II n,terestcd
rel3v Wilmington he sac j. ,rroers are grasp
IN ''.,,',ion ana realize that the qr,Su"n U N
sound noney ahec's them 'ne ,icket The Demo
thc..ioS Srtv is badly divided The hnanui"ht for
crauc naS sSe, definite shape among them by Ior
lloi 20 soinl-fnOrev leagues. di'
inaloh 80 olccfoi 10 the sound Money l2emocIia,Ic
National on h1Sn hrrs rebound the benefit
~ .te Republican ticket. which l. j" d "''
clifton and will sweep NE STATE
vn nonART BACK FROM OHIO
Nv Hobart returned 10 his Office at headquarters
Yesterday after quick trip to the nome - 49,
,,t-irl,v in Canton NJ Hobart went IRON the
t,,,e,.l,,ani, Railroad station TO headquarters ~
n,roner Of callers awaited him at headquarters ne
had notbins to say regarding his Western tr'p eN-
ceYt as already announced tnat d,, ne oy wYu''
.t-el IF acceptance ten days from no." .or,ors IN
I~.cs : clarkson is expected at headquarters on On
,Vr Hanna. saving that ne would arrive in New,
York on hat day moVeneIhr I = CiorksoD su U as
,.r,~icr of tho Executive Committee. reference
yas made yesterday 10 the dcsirabiliy OF nd tbs M
f,r,~er chairman Of the Republican NationaI ON O3,,
rrificc take part in the conduci OF nd .Ie nxt
.his year Senator quay Is also eXpeC'eu "eN'
week BUSINESS MEMS PARADE
4 campaign feature Of great interest that Is
corning is the business mems parade. which
osr ~oc-v The mammoth parades that formed
. mart Of the campaign managed by MT
o,,av Il was reported at headquarters yes
te-day that f. a Drake. who was secre-
,srv ~ tho General Executive Committee OF the
r,reir.ss Mems Republican Association in 1893 VIII
soon call special meeting of representatives. OF an
h. orcanirations to begin the work OF forming a
,s.,g,yarS caTpei millinery and insurance men,
lawyers. produce and marine exchanges ana anont I
5.ff lines of bflei nos
~ Sag;. nlier these orEanzations Will all be IN
wo-birc ordcr for the ampaign. Preparations for
scale that nsures more striking ana SIGN, ssilnCtr r
sn IN fis city some organizations have already
hecn formed The Bankers and BROKERS i cIups
have James G. Smith as president and r a; DraKe axe
sscretary. the Paper and Associated Trades or
gs1s4o has g99sSq Pr2nS and Sf e. Nay
urer the Hide and Leather Association has F. X.
5ss Gss sT Pam RI1sagn' M reasnrer Richard A Rob
erts Of No 81 West Fourth-st, is chairman o. tne
Executive Committee OF the Hats ana caps ASS0-
''1'''" REQUESTS FOR SPEAKERS.
General CLAYTON Yesterday received more requests
from various parts Of the country for speakers to
discuss the campaign issues in German. corps OF
German speakers has been organized. One OF the
most prominent Is Frederick w Hollis lawyer Of
this city who chairman Of the Committee on
Education in the State Constitutional Convention
TWO years ago Mr.. Hollis will speak only in the
larger cities Of the country. After brief vacation
he will begin his tour early In September visiting
Baltimore, Wheeling Cincinnati. indianapolis,
Evansville. Louisville. Detroit Chicago, Milwaukee,.
ST Paul Omaha Kansas City and St Louis. lie
will also speak in Buffalo and In this city in German,
and VIII make il number Of speeches In English IN
this State and perhaps in Michiean
Nh. Scott. Of the Executive Committee, yesterday
emphatically denied the statement made In certain
papers that the Republicans OF the lower end Of
West Virginia We're infected with the silver craze.
He said he mad trustworthy informatio ION that there
were few silver Republicans and nearly all OF them
were going to vote the Republican ticket.
Among the visitors at headquarters was James G.
PATTERSON, jr, Of CONCORD y = who is president
been speaking and writing in behalf Of the sound,
money cause. He said that Bryan himself turned
ne East" speaking Of Bryan's failure In Madison
sIs m a Garseo ooSssa M faa lie had so
little TO offer for thinking men TO digest that
one 5ran an 9m m wan anS i peoe ee
that they do not fully understand the question.
On ali disputed points have been asked to reply
England for free-silger coinage and expect TO 90
50 The report in some OF the papers that ne
IS 9 bey yaGnos be fdSoed 0T from I the
Republican party. especially as they feel that
ucts IS Of Vital necessity to them You have no
iGea how Canadian competition has injured New
Hamnshi'e farmers under the Democratic Wilson
reri IN addition 10 this protection sentiment. is
going 20 make majority for Mckinley some
thing unprecedented.
OUT FOR MKINLEY
Why. even The Democratic National Committee
man Aivah W. Suoway. is openly out for Nc
hihiey. II SOUNDS ike Dig s'orY, Du' SUBWAY
told few days ago that he did not know
single Democrat Of high standing and influence
IN the State who would support Bryan ana free
silver Then there IS Charles II. Hoyt, the we'll
known playwright. practically the party leader
Oh the western side Of the State. who Will un-
dounicdy be the Democratic candidate for state
Senator from his district. Squarely fOr Mckinney!
Everybody knows that other Democratic leader.
Frank Jones the Portsmouth brewer. and ne is an
ether Mckinley champion In fact. all the Old
Umcrs. thc natural leaders Of Democracy IN our
STATE have abandoned their party as al present
controlled aDc led, and while New Hampshire mas
shown herself OF late years 70 be rather close
State passing into Democratic hands now ana
then ! predict that she will give Mckinley fully
1859 majority
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