New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12
GEN. HARRISON TO SpRI,
HE WILL MAKE AN ADDRESS HERE =.
AUGUST q.
THE PLACE NOT YET DECIDED ox-cALlr,. -


REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL HEADorARrp,.
In the heavy mail received yesterday at IN.
quarters Of the Republican National com...s
vas letter from General Harrison 10 CO
Powell Clayton. who is IN charge OF the ss..rs
The letter was In reply TO the request made ~ ~
ex-President to deliver an address IN N.vv~
General Harrison wrote from Berkely LODI. -.
Forge. n. Y, his summer homo In the Ia,s'"
dacks He consented 10 make one speech 4, y,
city
General Clayton then announced that, arr...,.
TO the understanding with General Har,.|
THirsday. August q. has been decided upon A, ~
date when tho ex-Presdent will make his adI,.
here Nothing definite was decided YESTERDAY
garding the place where the meeting will he n,
There was some talk Of Carnegie Music H.
where General Harrison spoke in 1874 in the o.
campaign when the hall was packed and :
streets were ihronged for blocks The decisbl
General Harrison 10 speak AZ an early date
vas received with especial qualification by tar
publican leaders al headquarters
Chairman Hanna Is expected to return from q.
West on Friday
General Clayton considered arrangement, ysr,
day for several large meetings ihTogghou, u.
country. The most prominent Republican speaker,
will be engaged 70 discuss the ISSUES d the can.
paign
Among
"Jack" Crawford the Poet Scout he kas
short talk with those In charge ana reported Nsv.
Mexico a = good fighting ground
Tohn " Vroonnan. VINO has just returned iron
trip up the State. said in regard 70 me farmers a.
the financial question
II have had opportunities OF somewhat q.
,en,ional character for meeting men living =
the inland counties. and have not found az.
thing Ike the free-fver craze thar our frsnl,
the Popocratic party claim There are. q o0.rs
some free-sllver men. and once IN While p.
find one who Is Republican. A. matter Ma.
bovever there is not 20 m ich freesiiver ssn,-.-,
existing now among members OF any party
mi, state as there vas a hr'le while ago u.
sober second thought. the common-ssase Of n.
neonle H. asserting itself Then. 100 the s..
inrmen. farmers and business men Of this ss.
realize that the protection policy q The P.
publican party is essential 20 their prosperity a.
we'll as the prosperity Of the whole country Thr
know that this campaign has something nor
than silver coinage in n. They know Tat
employment al fair wages and fair prices b,
nroduct. and confidence IN business circles cas-.
not be secured by Democratic success and Ar
are going to vote the Republican ticket
Colonel Myron VI Parker. member Of the Pc
publlcan National Committee from the Dis'fc
~ Columbia. was also caller az headquarters
YESTERDAY
cambridge VT. his old home and gave the rss.i
~ his observations OF the sentiment among tAs
farmers there on silver in the following n
marks.
The silver craze is not growing IN ny Stat
for the good and sufficient reason that ther. b
no silver craze there The detection from the Re-
publican ranks will be trfng Five gold Demo
Gratis will support Mckinley where ore kepuoi'
can will vote for Bryan. There II great enthusias,
among the Republicans Campaign clubs are os.zs
organized in every town and hamlet
Colonel Parker cited an instance Of the great
interest In the present campaign the organizauo,
of Republican club in Cambridge with msn-
bership OF 800. The town. he said. never had Z
Republican campaign club before REGARDING IA
opening meeting to be held IN Vermont ia
Colonel said
I'VE expect 10 make II the greatest affair OF %.
kind in state General Horace Porter. Genera
Mccullough and ex-governor Dilingnsm VII
Much interest was manifested in TIE uat1rli5s
OF the big banner ~ headquarters az 81 Q cog
II was stretched across Twenty third-st from ..
headquarters to the roof Of a six-slory bgilei.s
opposite. At the top Is inscribed headauSI,s.
eagle grasping the shield Of the United siis
in its talons. with the motto "Proiec ton. co-':
Money and Reciprocity eneirGLng It. II Is 11s
Following these are two lines. the hrst reatsi
For President William Mckinley. OF Ohio. ~
second. For Nice-Presideni Garrett Hooai
OF NeW-Jersey -.
A telegram was received al headquarters froI
Chairman Lamb OF the Virginia state ommlil =
rcportIng that reunited Republicans OF Nirgnl
have opened the campaign ~ eau ttion W aroma
County with a meeting which VAS the largest
that district in years ...t....,.. ,
Nathaniel Mckay. tho w-ll-known statisNciah
Washington. called az headqu9rie,s oss.,s sa' VT
to Europe 10 continue his study q indlsirlal con
dtions broad. -, 4.
General C. n McDougall came down from Az
burn and reported that he knew large numoe
OF Democrats In his town who had declared "
Mckinley but he had not heard OF A single kepge
lican who would vote FOR Bryan.
Charles y. Fowler. member OF congress rom \.
With New-Jersey District has just returned 'rcl
a trip through the West. and reported a. head
quarters yesterday that the outlook for RepuoleA
success I'm Illinois, Wisconsin ana other states !
excellent. He told Of an experience which ne na'
I'm Chicago when he noticed little crovo q thlru
seven men going home from work who stopped I
front OF a store The No. were pol.d. ana iSts
ty-seven of them declared for Mckinley