New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
MR. HANyA TO RETURN HERE TO-DAY.
HIS INTENDED MovEMENTs-THE BRYAN "''
LACK OF ORGANIZATIONS.


LACK OF ORGANIZATIONS
-... quay al the Fifth Avenue Hotel, saio
l,st ovori,g that Marcus A. Hanna, chair"a" "a
the Republican National Committee "o"''
the city to-day and take up the thre"" - st..
pairn matters where he left OH JUST
denarture for the West some time ago MI TO-
II was said last evening will be accompanied oy
his family He is expected to remain Il" III,
obout o week and then will return 10 inc "e
quarters I'm Chicago. whore he VIII remain UNI"
the close Of the campaign. whlle oehh'o' go
Mr. Nfanley and the other members Oh .he "N
five Committee stationed at the New-forK ne""
quarters will conduct the campaign In the haS''
yvbuo tho Eastern headquarters are pushing the
hattie in Delaware the Vrginas. Maryland anu
other Southern States. II is Mr. Hanna presen. Il"
tention after returning to the west To s'aS ,e'o
until the day before the election "heh "e WI" ~
to Cleveland aad cast his vote; then ne VIII ~ :"
Canton TO receive the returns at the home OF MAJOR
Mckinley
ur uann, will bc here In time to watch the
pvrotcchnic remittance OF Mr.. Bryan into the
East Much quiet amusement ~ SHOWN ""o"e
the Republican leaders In the East over inc uil-
certain and jcrky movements OF the beh'o0'"0O
candidate fer President While the Popocratic
managers are sending out glowing reports Oh Inv
great crowds that Bryan * addressing ana the en-
thusiasm that Is being manifested, the hePop'c""
managers have been unable to get any '"iE'oi'
idea Of the Democratic organization or strength
One OF the Executive Committee last eN'iihE' Al
commenting upon the hurrah campaign ma"e py
Bryan and the claims Of the Bryan managers re-
marked:
'TII be blessed II can get at the bottom OF thls
Campbell made a hurrah campaign In ONO "heh
ne ran for Governor against Bushnell last une'
and he was swamped about the worst OF any i"""
thai eyer ran for Governor. can unders'a""
NOW Hrvan gets large crowds. People will go out
of curiosity. The thing that puzzles us is their
claims about strength. So far we are able to
find out there Is not the slightest fopocraUc
organization over the country. They seem to be
a motley assemblagc without leaders. organization
IDEAS or policy Take Indana. for instance Ihe
Popocrats claim that State. several incmbers Ol
the visiting delegation from Indiana lew Oh tie'n
Democrats and one or two Brya' men, nave taINtu
"A wretched condition far az the Democrats are
concerned The POpocratic State chairman mas
resigned and tho organizatio lik" that IN ms
through the West and the end is plain to see"
John W. Bookwater. OF Ohio. at one tune can,
didafe for Governor on the Democratic ticket. and
an ardent free-slver man, is dsheartened over the
outlook and the lack Of organization on the par,
OF the silver men. He said Yesterday; III we ndl
that you have. we would sweep the country, me
trouble or the danger. to cause lies III the tact
that have no adequate organization or proper
facilities for running the campaign. ,,.,
Mayor TagCart. OF INDIANAPOLIS. who Is taking
Rrvan and Scwall. but concerning whom trlend
said Don't you be too sure but what Tageart
paign" he said. land are fully aware OF r.
Indiana ought to give 5000. at conservative esti-
mate for Bryan. There may be lack or organ,
ization as they say but the votes are there ana
thar Is what elects cannot say whether thr
gold Democrats are going to get heir electors on
win poll i'm the State but IT doesn't make any
difference Indiana is safe for Bryan