New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
lard WORK IN THE WEST.
ApsLEYs REPORTS INSPIRE THD
REPUBLICAN MANAGERS.
.,r CAMPAIGN TO BE PUSHED WITH sTTLr'
GREATER vrooR-- SENATOR SHERMAN AND
OTHER PROMINENT SPEAKERS
TO TAKE PART.
TO TAKE PART.
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n-.s,,ngton. Sept, is.-'rhe trip which Nice-Chair-
,n.Isv and Representative Mccall. OF Massa-
H ,.s have made through the West and the
c"u cast States" said Chairman Babcock OF
20 po,uhlican Congressional Committee. has given
". ,.h ,nnetus 10 the cause OF Republicanism IN
- states The two gentlemen made their tour
,sn.c,,on under the auspices OF this committee
.. .- ra both men OF practical business experience
'"' -, nolitical observation. who are not mised
s"- ~a,ner-cock indications which sometimes be-
" or,,cal managers OF usually acute judgment
~. learned to attach the greatest sighihcance
. Nv Apsley's opinion and do not hesitate 10 place
~. most absolute confidence in the high esuma'e
Wv ,a-,s Of Republican prospects In California,
washington and Oregon.
"Republ!can managers had srown to look upon the
-, sr5 Pacific Coast as Republican States
Ia the landslide Of 1892 awakened them 10 the
~, that Republican organization was as essential
. .uc,ess there as elsewhere. The Congressional
,o-,,,,ea of 1894 concluded take hand in the
-, and the result OF efforts soon became
.nnaren;. The Dakotas Wyoming and the Pacinc
cs, practically returned solid delegation 10 Con-
s-sss now feel confident tina; similarly gratifying
s..,l,s can be accomplished in November
.vr Apsley found Republicanism on the coast IN
.1.,a Of coma A. Spokane Falls the hall was
.w3si 10 suffocation. but half OF the audience was
.or free silver and shouted like dervishes at the
.,,,o- OF Bryan's The trouble with the
-. m the coast appeared to he that they had
Ss.rd hut one side OF the question. and under the
,s,s,ce OF free silver agitation had partially Tor
.,.,sr The prosperity they enjoyed under the Re-
eNn..n noIcy Of protection Apseys plain ous-
~ "a Ks and McCaIs rousing tarln ana souhu-
A ssS discussions stirred them up one result OF
M M 'v,s. 10 Spokane Falls, Tor example was inc
me- r,zstion OF a Mckinley and Hobart cuD OF lIVO
members -, ,,. oxaro,sed h,s functions as a
.nsEsker so admirably that before he left the
pa he mad the leaders OF the warning Repuoilcan
go "a a. A dinner with him. The ball was set IN
IsoS.iS- mere and the work in the Golden state Is
1nIsS forward In a way 20 gladden. the hearts OF
bspSblicans all over the country Wherever , ns
~, n spread the gospel OF peace and profession
We '-onse3 the old party pride which brooks no de-
Co. e. This infusion OF Eastern business blood INTO
.ss carn9gn was a welcome novelty and Will result
n incalculable benefits >-.,o, c,or,,,,.+s On
- axe an interest In the Western SITUATION Such
20 VS. never known before Until 1894 the West
Generally had 70 rely on its own orators ana parry
,.sson-ces As resul; OF our Inquiry into condl-
r.. mere the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast
S.a.es will be better looked after this year IMAM
svs- before Senator Sherman will open me SPEAK
d. csmralgn in Montana. Ex-Congre ssman Butter-
s-,b ~ Ohio IS now on his way West 70 denver
ssrise ~ spec ,hes and others OF equal note Will
s,ioV We ere not rainbow chasers The conditions on
he Pacific Coast warrant us - standing Nrm oy ue
ecor-i-.io- ,hs- we can rouse the people 10 GEAR
s'scfo~ai vote 10 Major Mckinley in November. -,
"Apsevs work has begun 70 tell all along me
Inc" concluded Mr.. Babcock. and we are an.e &c 20
,-.ca hs movements by the demand for literature,
~ n has increased enormously from the secuoh VI
country where ne and Mccall spoke.