New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09
COLGATE & CO.'S
Cashmere Bouquet
TOILET SOAP and PERFUME.
ACTIVE WORK IN THE CAMPAIGN
NO RELAXATION OF EFFORT-CHEEfiN"
INDICATIONS OF THE RESULT.

NO RECLAMATION OF EFFORT-CHflihiN"
INDICATIONS OF THE RESULT
The campaign from the Eastern headquarters OF
the Republican National Committee is peihs con-
Quoted with a vigor and aggressvoness una. can
not fail to bear fruit Election Day Despite inc
ahsonce NJ Mr. Hanna from headquarters. there Is
no let-up on the battle and everything Is running
smoothly. The result of the Georgia anu 'o' ''',
elections was rather expected at headquarters "'"
neither Mr. Manley. Mr.. Scott nor senator qua!
had any comment to make upon the situa''o"' III
Georgia there was Republican ticket III 'he
field and in Florida the Popocrats counted just DIS
many votes as they wished. The fight In virginia
West Virginia. the Carolinas. Delaware. heh'"cN''
MARYLAND and Missouri is being pushed assie'-
svely.
There was the usual number of callers al heao-
quarters in the course of the day Among 'he"
were roscph H. Walker Member Of Congress from
Massachusetts, He Is a member OF the House
Committee Banking and Currency. MT ""'N'
has lust received unanimous renomihatioh' an"
declares that his State will roll up an uhprece-
denied Republican majority He said. In comneh'-
ing upon the situation: 81 am very cohioeht oi
NcJ<inley's election but # il beyond any doubt
II would be scarcely less than traitorous to the
country to relax any effort anywhere me assault
upon the institutions Of the Republic by the FoPu-
lists who captured the Democratic convention III
Chicago is far serious than that MADE IN the
attack on Fort Sumter in April 1861. Every vote
added TO the ma jority for Mckinley In November
aids in the moro thorough settling OF the momeh-
tous questions at issue. We must not III tne Shs"'-
est degree let up in our vigorous aggressive pros
ecItion of the fight forced upon us. the victory
must be so great to be strikingly Significant
Among the who came to this city TO take
mart In the PENNSYLVANIA Days exercises at the
commercial travellers MONDAY meeting was Dr'
Edward Redcc formerly Consul at Annoy, China'
and active writer and speaker in ms c3mRnS
IIensol of the Pennsylvania state ,emocratic
Committee against Bryansm pr nshIpe psmo:
cratic chairman. Mr. Harrity. IL practically tnr
same as that OF the , mr. Wrigb rnsgneJ
and the Tryanitcs had to hunt around 10 llhd sohc
body to @ke hs Plaza 6s be he ee mpeed to make
public their intentions. but there are thousands o!
| who will quietly vote for sound money and Ma
tional integrity Election Day. By-the-way nave
inra George T. hickman; OF ,he United sta STAT ss
| Navy written from Cambridge. Mass IN which ne
saws: i am combating the heresies Of free-siiver
coinag. and the denominations OF the chicago pla.,,
form A. ODD No ve.oak ,,cks, ihis
year for the first time in my NE. ms Is 'he Sp''i
OF straw OF peculiar interest was reported at Ma,
| tional Headquarters yesterday by j. {. Dancy. Oh
hrn,,on Of The African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church OF America which Is IN progress III tl.s
| h.sdes many lay members are In attendance. MI
Dnncy has taken pains to POL the entire v'Sr'n n
! is,crlai and lay has declared not only for sound
! ,noncy I'm, for Mckinley and the Rcpubncan parry
| ON GENERAL principles The clcrgymon represent :.
iay 'mSmbershIp in their respective churches Of
more than 10000. e,, ,,,oroy
An interesting objcct-lesson OF the sound money
campaign IL presented by Arthur stilIweii Oh Han
sas t'itv vlce-presdant Of the Kansas 'lty, rus
| burg and Gulf Railway. He IL travelling 'nr0ush
! The country in a car supplied win silver bricks
hogs OF silver coin and representations OF a ihht
| and the United States Treasury In three weeks
he has addressed audiences OF more than Syn Peg
| ple I'm Kansas city Joplin. Mo-, Omaha, Phiialei
phla. Wilmington and iialtlmorr. Nj, S 49,. r y
sbrv,s nv actual Of his materials what inc rc-
| he free
! qily