New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
WORK AT HEADQUARTERS.
SENATOR QUAY KEPT PRETTY bCSi'
CALLERS AND WHAT THEY REroRT-AsHGN-
MENrs OF SPEAKERS.

CALLERS AND WHAT THEY REfOHi-"''
MENrs OF SPEAKERS.
A meeting of the Executive Committee 10 III
range details In the management OF campa's" WI
by Senator Quay held at the headquarters VI
the Republican National Committee YESTERDAY. W
QUAY has entered into his work with @e"i '
teens him busy every moment of his time at head
quarters and II does not stop there Wheh TIC 'e
turns to the Waldorf after days work ne mas co"
suI,at,ons with Republicans from various parts Oh
the country He made appointments yest'iuay
with Southern and Western leaders whom he wiz
consult In regard to the campaign III '"e'' ~
spective localities. ,
Among the callers at headquarters yesteruas ""'
conferred with Senator Quay was Thomas = i'a'''
He remained half an hour. w. l. D"' o'' A
Der Of the Executive Committee from i"u''""' "S'
had a consultation with Mr.. Quay
II was said Yesterday that Mr.. Hanna wouio "o'
return to New-York for ten days
According to Henry &. Brewster me'oe' ~
gross from Rochester, n. Y. and caller at neau-
quarters yesterday. the Repuphcahs "'' wv
Bryan crowd on the run" lie said:
I'm nv district many Democrats are openly sup
porting Mckinley and there are many more Dein-
ocrots who will vote for him who are keeping quiet
One of the most prominent Democrats In Rochester
whose name would be familiar to everybody shou"
I mention IT, ia openly for Mckinley, and estimates
his majority in New-York at 10000 In my opinion
the farmers of New-York are not for Bryan
James A. Gary OF Maryland, another visitor AT
Headquarters, said that the people OF Mil 'ia"u
were as honest as the people Of Vermont ana that
they would give as good proof OF II In November.
Mr. Gary was a member of the National Committee
for sixteen years. II believe, said me- 'hat mary
land which went Republican last year TOT the i's'
time and elected Lowndcs its first Repubicah uo'-
ernor by 1900 plurality. will do much better .nan
that this fall look for a majority of from 2oco to
1000
Long on wind and short on facts" was the way
In which ex-senator J. Soat Fassett characterized
Organism yesterday.
"These silver SPEAKERS" he said. from Bryan
down. have an enormous mass OF facts which are
not true They have Il wonderful supply OF msin-
formation but that does not appear to bother theii
any They talk their thcores glbly. ana In n
measure attractivcly. but experience history ana
statistics are all against them, ana the peoP'e are
going to realize that fully before the campaign Is
over Cheap money means cheap labor. mat FAC,
cannot be escaped. II Hung Chang said that this
country needed cheap labor. lie knows well enough
that IT goes with cheap money. The miserable pit
lance his subjects receive even for skilled labor Is
proof of that and II is worth thinking over by those
who are tempted by the silver bait
Regarding the Governorshp in this state Mr.
Fassett said: "Mr Blacks nomination is an excel
lent one II was a happy outcome of a difficult
situation Our party will poll its full strength LOT
him"
The mail was again heavy yesterday. conveying
adyiccs to headquarters the excellent prospects
for Republican victory throughout the country ohe
letter from a Colorado Republican said:
Naturally. In Colorado favor the free ana I'M
limited coinage OF silver provided it can be had With
out detrmcnt the business interests OF the couii-
try but cannot afford TO vote me DelnoeI da
ticket. with the dangerous ana re'oiutio''"'' wv
Encouraging reports regarding the progress OF the
Republican campaign in the fighting ground Oh tns
West were made by General George h. leighton oil
ST Louis who said at headquarters: $500 NOV.
and that nowhere is better progress made than IN
those very States where the silverites nave maae
their stoutest claims Iowa Is all SOUND: Kansas
LOOKS well and we are hopeful In Missouri.
Robert p Porter. Editor Of The Cleveland world;
was one of the visitors at headquarters lie recen,y
mad trp through Wisconsin and Minnesota. ana
said regarding his observations = ,..-,..o.. !.
THE first thing noticeable out there Is business de-
preston The basis Of that is the evil currency agi-
tation But the tariff question also figures In 1t;
There are business and industrial enterprises there
ma trebed their capacity between 1880 and 1890 but
are now at standsil. waiting the result OF the cleo
ton II Mckinley is elected the enterprises will at
once star, up without waiting for any legislation as
confidence will be Immediately re-established.
Among the assignments Of speakers made by Gen
erai Clayton was Congressman John Dalzel Of Pitts
burg to speak in Rutherford. n. j. on September IL
and few days later Trenton. where great meet
ing is be held TO open fSrmsy the , 6amp ,,y
has beer assigned to West Virginia and Virginia W.
6 Pummer Of this city, 10 to eg Wdy ysna B. Dol
As another evidence of the truth that the crowds
which have gathered where Bryan has appeared went
TO see him out OF curiosity more than for anything
else 1t was reported at headquarters that In the
crowd which gathered in Chautauqua County where
rod the emblem adopted by the sound-money people
in opposition TO Organism
General Clayton last nigh. received a telegram from
Henry NJ Cooper. chairman of the Republican State
Central Commttee Of sayns hsI the TWO
Republican IN each IN Of tweye S9neS
10 count in these counties as Democratic
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