New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10

CHICAGO CHEERS COME TO HEADQUARTERS
CALLERS AND REPORTS.

CHICAGO CHEERS COME TO HEADQUARTERS
CALLERS AND REPORTS
All day long yesterday al Republican headquarters
the air was filed with the echo OF marching iee' 'i
nayiug of bands ana the cheering OF 'tIo"sa""' "
,hro,ts This echo was carried into headquarterS oy
tho long-dis:ance cThone from chicago Inc mem
,o-s NJ the Executive Committee al the Repuoiicd"
ho,louarters In Chicago yesterday had giant re-
celver placed in front OF the Great Northern Hotel
and the sounds incident 20 the big Souhd Mo"e! pa
rade so captured were transmitted py sPeO''i WI
~ rho home Of Major Mckinley in Canton ana 10 the
headouarters here All visitors to the headquarters
urin, tho day were conducted into the room ana al
lowed 10 hear the noise from Chicago. MT HOBART
was one OF the first 10 listen 10 the uproar o'e' '
wire lie sat down 10 tax with Mr.. hanna anu sun
denly Mr. Hanna broke off and there could be heard
the rattle and bang Of a drum corps. and then band
crashed in with Marching Through Georgia MI
Hobart spent almost haN-hour listening 10 the 'u-
mutt I'm Chicago. Then Mr. Quay took "A turn ana
suddenly as Of the noise was borne falnty 10
MIN his face wreathed In smile and ne said
Wonder how Altgeld likes that?
Despite the hulabaloo from Chicago great deal OF
serious business was transacted AT headquarters j.
W. Babcock. chairman Of the Republican Congress-
ional Campaign Committee. called az headquarters
early In the day and talked over the situation with
the member of the Executive Committee mat were
there. SIR. Babcock is working earnestly to nave a
good working majority OF Republicans in the next
congress. re ndl Il HOprlHi AoH' wiz" III '"'"N'
with Mr. Quay and Mr.. Manley yesterday.
Colonel Alexander Gordon president OF the Mes
Tool Company. OF Hamilton. Ohio. and a member Of
Major McKiney's stan when the latter was Gov
ernor arrived home from Europe the Fdrst Bis
marck yesterday. lie said In commenting upon the
situation: We must make this majority large tina
free silver will never recover from the blow Every
American that met travelling In Europe stead
fast his faith In his country and the belief that II
would be carried or its feet by any such fanati
csm have heard cheering reports already, bu. the
thing do is 10 work until Election Day. and that
Is what / going TO do.
DR. A. J. Warner. of Birmingham Ala. mission
AIRY secretary Of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church OF America. said yesterday National head
quarters: I'VE have IL hope Of carrying Alabama for
Mckinley All ask to place that State in the
Republican column Is fair vote and fair count.
Everything now looks as If we will get both and
there is no question that If We do the State will be
Republican,.
Congressman C. A. Boutelle OF Maine was al
headquarters yesterday en- route for the West
where ne VII make an extended campaignng tour
ready to begin work Monday.
Charles b. OFT, of Wheeling W. Va, who Is associ-
c 1 tee called upon him at National Headquarters
yesterday. Mr. OFT has Just returned from trip
follows ION the trip visited all the important
cities and larger towns of Ohio. Indiana. Illinois.
and Kentucky. and ] was struck wherever went
with the great number OF Democrats who like my
! found not one Democratic merchant in our line
OF business who is going to vote for Bryan. did find
Just one kpuScan VINO r S %as sSns to b
ness sentiment prevails In othe- lines OF trade al
most universally
General Clayton yesterday announced some assign
mcnts OF speakers follows: Senator Eugene Hale
OF Maine at Erie. Penn October %, Monroe. Mich.
| october %, and at Ann Arbor. October a. Senator
October q; Parksrsburg october q; Charleston. Oc
October 80 and Knoxville. October 81.