New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
GOOD REPORTS ON ALL SIDES.
SENATOR QUAY AND Mr.. HOBART RE-
CEIvE CALLERS AT HEADQUARTERS.

HEpuBIfcAN ENTHUSIASM IN NEw-JERsEy-
CHEERING NEWS FROM NORTH CARO-
LIMA AND OTHER sTArEs-wAR-
NER MILLER TO SPEAK
IN MICHIGAN AND
INDIANA.
Senator Quay and Garrett A. Hobart. the Vice.
Presidential candidate. received many callers and
numerous good reports at the Republican National
Headquarters in this city yesterday 7. Frank APP
pleby. a prominent business man OF Asbury PARK
put in a statement indicating that Monmouth
County where Mr.. Hobart was born, though
Democratic stronghold, would give a majority OF
500 600 for Mckinley and Hobart. SURPRISING the
ma jority which Governor Grggs received last faii
Mr.. Appeby reported an unusual amount OF enthn-
sasm among the Republicans OF the county. ana
said tina; the number Of converts from the Demo
| cratic party was steadily growing.
John c. Dancy of Wilmington. y. c.. member OF
tho Republican State Committee and Collector OF
the Port of Wilmington during President Harrisons
Administration called at headquarters yesterday
Mr. Dancy. upon being asked about the prospects
for Republican success In his State said: we IN
tend 10 carry the State for Mckinley and Hobart
and we think we will carry the State ticket and
elect our Governor We will also, think. eject
majority in both houses Of the Legislature, ana
thus be enabled to re-elect Mr.. Pritchard to the
United States Senate. We have a fair election Ia"
in the State now. and that means a gain OF from
20 900 to 250 for the Republican ticket Under the
new Election law. where we have three registrars
one from each party-the Republican. the Popuiist
and the Democratc-there is little chance 10 oe-
fraud the blac,: OF his vote. l think that the
Palmer Bucknei sound-money supporters III Tue
State can he safely depended upon to cast lo'""
votes all Of which rebounds 10 the benefit OF 'ne
Republican, party. We believe that the o'a'c VIII
civ Ioas M
Chicago headquarters reported yesterday that ad-
vices from Missouri indicated that fusion upon inc
part OF the Sound Money Democrats and tho foru-
lists would be effected so that Mckinney eec'o'' am
Lewis for Governor would be voted for by the ne
publicans Sound Money Democrats ana Popusts'
This the Republican leaders will insure the cleo
ton of the Mckinley and Lewis for Governor
Among the speakers assigned to work IN various sec
lions of the country far West as the Dakoas IS eN
Senator Warner Miller. who is to speak II; M'c M
s3d Path ard 18th Chairman Hirsch OF the Greg ~
State Committee reports that me nd nppsdIcts Re-
p1 Georre Berdine. New Brunswick. n j.. lawyer
and local politician called headquarters yesterday!
and when asked predict the Repubican maJo,iS
in hs Sars 500 Il Ma Ena scnd Money
will with us. and the majority WIZ oe SURPRISING
70 R the b moI Hubr Of the Method
ist Episcopal Zion church ana hnans'' caIed on
General Powell Clayton at headquarters yes.eroas,
Dr. Hubert is his way 10 SCHENECTADY wnere me
will address a meeting OF colorec No,ers az,
saturday morning at Brandywine Park he VIII
discuss the Republican platform as COMPARE wiz, VIZ,
tho Chicago Platform. In speaking apout tne on.
look for Republican success. DR.. Hipert ssu ne
outlook is very bright but We cannot anofu ID en
Victory seems certain but Is not yet "oh' anu "'
be until after November 3. 49, ~.oo
The German Advisory Committee 10 the IeIu'a
R,ireoii Of thp National Republican Committee heu
it, first meeting at the National HeadauarT's u S
T,iasdav There were present Ralph 1rautnani WIZ
presided L. f. Thoma. acting as secretary, ar r.;
Hauselt and Others. The question or the raising Vi
funds was discussed In committee ,. l.. 49,
The committee. whose purpose IS 70 ASSIST III vi
canizing the German voters in New ork e.
ca, and Zew-Jersey and in supplying 10 them Ger
man campaign literature and speakers discussed Inc
question OF holding German ~ , mi;
Civ Decision was deferred upon this question: un''
to-day. ,-,..o-. go, ~ rroneka
~, rbo has bsen A member Of both branches or me
STATE LEGISLATURE brought encouragng ana wecTe e
news from that State. Mr. Smith during cal a.
headouarters Yesterday spoke with absolute CONT
dence of decisive Republican victory IN No'em i
her and predicted a majority Tor MCKINNEY "i''
Hobart ranging from 10000 to 25W