New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07

LIKELIHOOD THAT THE REPUBLICAN Ma
TIONAL COMMITTEE WILL DO SOME
THING ABOUT THEM

The affairs OF the Republican National COMMIT
tee being closed up rapidly. and IL Is thous"'
by Monday the entire work VIII he done. MI
Maney has already gone to his home IN MAINE
General Clayton expects to leave the city to-day
and Mr. Scott will probably start for home TO-
night Mr. Hanna by the first Of the week VIII go
t. Cleveland TO resume his business. Mr. Scott
yesterday received the following telegram from
Governor Bradley OF Kentucky In reference 10 the
count in his State:
Kentucky has certainly gone for Mckinney ana
will ne just as certainly counted.
The caused general good feeling NJ heah-
quarters Mr. Hanna said that he could add noth
ing to his bulletin OF the previous day. and there
was no use TO talk now that Bryan and Jones ctn
coded everything and that the election returns
spoke for themselves Mr.. Hanna had "A number
OF callers during the day. Senator Redheld Proc
tor OF Vermont. dropped in at headquarters Tor
y few moments and congratulated Mr. Hanna
upon the victory Later Major John l'ryn" presi
dcnt OF the Democratic Honest Money League
came in and had long talk with Mr.. Hanna
The result In Virginia is commented on In let
tor received bv Mr. SCOTT yesterday. IT came from
Judge Brady of the Republican Campaign Com
mittcc In the old Dominion He said: Il am more
than grievcd over the result OF our work in the
State. II u.s. ! assure you. great. very sad an"
sore dlss ppointmenf to me. Without n doubt ""
carried Virginia by at least 1000 majority and
elected seven or the ten Congressmcn. hu, we
have been swindled out Of II 10y the most dellD-
crat" and Infamous frauds ever perpetraten IN the
whole history of Southern fraudulent elections
With all these admitted and most glaTing frAyds.
Bryan's returned majority In the State VIII Dc
about l0n0 and remember. started with over
5000 Democratic majority to overcome. whole
counties hay, been bodily stolen from us. In my
)vn home Petersburg. after one set OF election
officers had promised to give honest count.
they were replaced upon the OF Election Day.
and Petersburg which we should have carried by
LHe,. returned for Bryan n ma orlty ot 80 | am
work getting tn" facts ard will In due time
cxposc the infamy to the country and the honest
people Of Virginia..
Some persons whether for Joke or whether In
Mr. Hanna Mr.. Dcpcw. Mr.. Hackett. Mr. Plat
and other Republicans They all look alike ana
apparently are tho work OF the sam. persons
They are written IN red ink and In Greek. and az
signed Red Hand" MI Hanna said yesterday
that ne had nothing to say about the many threats
he mad received. hut IN due tim" b" might make
some statement after the passions OF the campaign
had cooled down somewhat.
Il looks ~ n the members OF tho Republican
Executive Committee mean To max" war upon the
fraudulent election boards IN the South. The L.
ter from Mr. Brady read to tho Executive
Committee and thoroughly discussed. and. while
nothing dcinit. learned. II Is evident that tho
disposition Is 20 act. Colonel Fellows called during
the afternoon and hr had y tale To ell about
frauds In the Memphis Congress district. He
serts that the Republican and Sound Money can
iidaie was elected and that he counted ont.
NJ Hanna promised to look into the matter