New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS.
ro-pAYs MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE OF THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
COMMITTEE.

ro.nAy,s MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE OF THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
COMMITTEE.
The coming Of Mr.. Hanna to the city added inter-
est to the National campaign In the East ana sew
eral more men who will be prominent figures in the
coming struggle are expected to-day. Garret a..
Hobart the Republican nominee ior Nlce-freSo'n'' -
telegraphed Mr.. Hanna, from Lake |hampia'n'
that he would be here to-day. Senator Matthew o.
Quay, OF Pennsylvania. who Is 10 nave p'actca'
charge of the Eastern headquarters. sent "ord III
the afternoon that he would be here In time 10 at
tend the meeting Of the Executive Committee TO-
day.
Powell CLAYTON will be here this morning. SO
telegram announces Other members expected
are Charles J.. Kurtz of Ohio; Samuel Fessenden'
of Connecticut, and Redneld Proctor OF vermont.
Mr. KurtZ is expected to come TO the civ win Se-
ator-elect Joseph b. Foraker of Ohio. Mr. FORAKER
will meet Mr. Hanna and consult with him about the
campaign previous to sailing for Europe. MI For
aker who placed Mckinley In nomination al s,'
Louis Is down on the lists to do great deal OF the
heavy work in the speaking campaign ALREADY a
trip through the West and 10 the faciic 'o"s' mas
been planned for him.
General Osborne. who will be ore OF the workers
in the Eastern headquarters was in an optimistic
mood yesterday, and while Mr. Hanna was ousy
receiving visitors he gave his ideas about the com
ing campaign. He seems 10 favor third ucRe'.
"No one can estimate what the erect OF 'h"u
ticke. would be-" he remarked 20 a number OF
friends but l know that there Is lively nope
upon the part of some of the Republicans in some
of the Western States that a third ticket VIII DC
placed I'm the neld 1t IS their opinion that such
ticket would greatly strengthen the chances OF NC
Kiney. as many Democrats would vote TOT such
ticket who would otherwise vote for Bryan Ihere
ore many Democrats who will vote for Mckinley.
but an alternative ought to be allowed for those
who cannot vote the Republican ticket
Ex-Governor Person G. Cheney. of New-liamp-
shire, also in the city yesterday ana caheu
upon MIR. Hanna. The Ex-Governor Is member VI
the National Committee and will attend the meet
ing to-day II think we have an excellent chance'
he said land there is no why we should feel
uneasy Common sense is bound 10 prevail In the
end and do not think that the people VIII stahu
by free silver and reputation Instead OF the rec
silver men making inroads upon us, believe that
we shall steal some of their stronghods from them
believe that we will carry Delaware Maryland
West Virginia and perhaps Kentucky. We have
chance 10 win In Nebraska and a figntng cnancee
for Missouri AS for the middle Western u Hnas.s a,
single one Of them | have received Word from az.
through tina, country. and it Is most encouraging
Ex-senator Warner Miller was in the d Fifh tn, Aye r,
nue. Hotel during ne he sad ba be expected 10
the National chairman howeygT nr W,Im and said that
Mckinley would get unprecedTeHte&d en- ed ma1ory
Charles W. Hackett, cndlTHldH VI nc
State Committee sat In his room az tne ruin AVe,
nne Hotel during the afternoon. NO. ne SAD
have moi seen Mr.. Hanna, but expect 10 sooh w Z
are attending 10 business down mere More "ork mas
heen done from this headquarters than lroih an!
other state headquarters In the country. we nave
evervthng in excellent condition the ola machine
that so many people talk about is creased ana N
running order. 1t is at Mr. Hannas disposadi pa VA w :
shall turn II over 10 him whenever ne y reauy, anu anu
give an affidavit guarantee mat Mckihsy VII Wwiii
Roll M the greatest majority in this state thls 1ai
| that mas ever been given TO fepupEcah canui-
| date" - - D.. ,,o,ry remorlc,,
There is hue and cry that the Who'll upper , pa,'
of the State is afiame with freeconage sen'iEe,t'
There may be free-coinage sentiment up tne S'sie, NE
as no section 10 be absolutely Iree IRON me
iant but there 10 little of il In New OK S'u,e. @
we are getting in line 80 roll up trenenaous ma
Coinage sentiment Is properly treated therc VIII no.
| be enough of II to STOCK State ca'"P"'s"' ~ "
| the far West. ~, III. NJ rIarr.
| ~ the Waldorf Hotel last evening. also expressed
| great hope that the Republicans would win this
| year. - c,. - u-osh,,g.on caIled
| at the Waldorf TO see Mr.. Hanna last night RE
he,ieves 10 a certain extent in free coinage but ne
| also believes to a greater extent in thn, kepupncaan
| narty He assured some politicians win wnon ne
| ,alkc6 thar It was going TO be a hard stuDpo!l
| dght but that he hoped TO see the State OF WASH
| ington decare for Mckinley. He VIII go West pc.
| fore long and take up the cudgels In the interest,"
| OF the Republican nominees