New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-11
AT REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.

ENCOURAGING REPORTS CONTINUE 10 COME IN
FROM MANY QUARTERS.
Further ARRANGEMENTS for increased facilities at
the Republican National Headquarters in the Metro
poitan Life Building made Yesterday Inc
number 81 callers smaller than usual, o"lhs 10
the oppressive weather but the correspondence re-
curing attention was heavy ever ana A Per-
kins managed despite the heat. to lctate several
hundred letters in reply 10 communications received
from all parts OF the country many containing cam
paSn suggestions
Edmund Waddl ir., Of Richmond. was appointed
by the Republican National Executive Committee as
treasurer Of the campaign for Virginia
Judge John G. Long. Of ST Augustine a
member Of the National Committee from Florida.
came up 20 the city Yesterday from Long Branch and
visited headquarters. He reported the outlook III
EIar,da a. encouraging for Mckinley He SAID:
gho, the entire South there is great dssatis-
faction amorg business men who have always voted
the Democratic ticker with the chicago nominees
and nlafform These men will he compelled by bush
ness principles and the business advantage 81 the
whole country to break away from their old party
and s,nnorr Mckinley They viii DO that because
they know that the interests II the country demand
protection reciprocity and sound money There are
so Of these sensible sound-money Democrats "n'
Will support Mckinley in DIVA. County alone II
strikes me- tina; there are enough senSioe men IN
the country 70 defeat the party OF Bryan and Draw"
YER and Free Riot"
Ex-senator Warner Miller was also caller He
said in regard 70 the campaign up the State:
Wherever have travelled everything looks very
,ron,fsing The silver sentiment Is confined almost
entirely 70 Demociats haven, met any silver Re-
nnhlicans vet The assertion that Republicans are
for silver is sort Of gnis fatuus rs something
Won hear Of in the next town. but when you get
there the silver Republican mas moved Oh 10 inc
III The democrats nominate third tcket We VII
win by 100 90 IN The State Of NeN-York. Il they 30
nor nominate the third ticker. We are likely 70 WIN
hv 100000 or 3o000 majority -
stite Senator Oscar P Hundley. sound-money
Democrat Of Alabama. His recent decision 10
vote for McKinlev and Hobart had especial m
terest In view II his high standing IN Alaoana
ii ST am for Mckinley because am in favor Of
the protection Of the credit Of the GoVernnehI
the protection o. our G9at5 agSn5 th a''9 f6
protection OF the pubic mails ana our interstate
commerce by his Government am also IN
favor o. the proper protection OF American amor
7 am for Mckinley and Hobart on principle: and
shall speak and labor for the success or the
ticket IT. Alabama. s -
ticke, Is gaining a great impetus II the ticket
is nominated and we have fair electon-aS we
uoi,ld be more likely TO have with second Demo-
cratic ticket in the field am strongly or The be-
lief that Alabamas electoral vote Will be given
General CLAYTON received letter from Senator
In his power 10 promote the election Of the Re-
nubcan ticket but adding that he feared his
physical strength would not permit him 10 ex-
lend his trips outside mis- own State
Dr.. H P Lewandowsk. president OF the Hun
garian- Lithuanian American Republican League.
accompanied by John Bober and c Rajorowicz.
lareed Republican vote among the Hungarian and
Lithuanian population were bright