New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-09

SCHEDULES OF SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED
AT HEADQUARTERS
GENERAL POWELL CLAYToN's EXPRESSED oPIN-
ION OF THE ARKANSAS ELECTION WHAT
is EXPECTED IN MAINE-PROMI-


ION OF THE ARKANSAS ELEcrroN-wHAT
is EXPECTED IN MAINE-rRoMl
NENr MEN WHO ARE TO
MAKE SPEECHES.
General Powell Clayton busy about Republi-
can National headquarters yesterday. making
schedules for the speakers who about to take
the stump for sound money. He few visitors,
and had little time for anything except the work in
hand Senator Quay was busy also and had a num-
Der OF consultations with visitors. General Clay
ton dictated the following statement:
] do not regard the returns from Arkansas At
an significant except as showing the methods used
there 10 deprive the people of the state OF fair
expression or their sentiments and wishes AZ the
judges and clerks of one political party can have
any weight rs expressing the sentiments OF the
opportunity to PARTICIPATE in the conduct OF the
election or to witness the casting and the counting
tended The result in INC Counties where such
this view II has been abundantly shown and not
I denied that in the most populous counties in the
siyely in the hands of Democratic officials. or the
alleged repreSeiltaiiyeIi OF The Republican party
recognize In many instances ignorant and corrupt
negroes have been put on by the Democrats ma,
tho Republicans TO represent them. instead of re-
Repubcan member Of the Board. have message
from the chairman Of the state Central Committee
this morning in which he says that notwithst standing
these methods the returns received indicate that Mr..
Remmei. the Republican candidate for Governor.
will gain about forty per cent over the Republican
vote Of two years ago. and that withstanding
the Democratic frauds he believes that R"mmel viii
show greater percentage OF gain than Jones. the
Democratic candidate. n there is any significance
ceniage Of increase Of Republican votes in the face
Of the dishonest methods resorted 10 in order To
overcome IL.
ANXIOUS DEMOCRATS IN MAINE.
Reports from Maine to General Clayton show that
the Bryan Democracy are making extraordinary
in, Ia. ofc o,f,,~
in degree the moral efec; Of the recent decisive
Republican victor I'm Vermort. In a list recently
published there announcements of nearly Two
hundred public meetings Among the speakers
Colorado. George Fred Williams. Of Massachusetts
ex-Congressman s 5. Yoder, Of Ohio; ex-congress-
Nckerson; Of Boston; John J.. Butler; Of Psnnsyl-
an1 ana Ggar r rocet asSy
Monroe. John Scott f. e. Pummer l.. r. Talbot
s b Ramsde II. {. Ellis, NJ. f. Tucker and
The following entertainments Of speakers were an
noLnced by General Clayton yesterday.
Manhattan Beich on the afternoon Of September a.
TGgsfG q MamT Bs the Of d
shire al the Manchester (Val Fair September lo
Nelson Gron. chairman of Tho Scandinavian Burel III
state League at jamestown. \ Y, September 25
TENDER Is and at Baltimore Md. September is:
John jarrett, of Pittsburg. week in West Viz
King. Of Baltimore n North Carolina on septembar
q. % and %; Edward ?. Brown of New-York: at
tember II: Roanoke City; september r. Crewe. Sep
tember Il. Richmond. september Is. and Newport
News September IS John Dalzell. OF Pennsyl-
vania, at Phillips. ~ J.. Scptember %: Rutherford
September H. Jersey city. September l2; Trenton.
oke Va September %. and Huntington. W. Va.
September % Colonel James Farman. OF Scran-
ton penn at Keyport. y j. September 3; Railway,
September 10: Asbury Park. September II: Mount
Holly. September H. and Bound Brook. September
s. A. " Tenney of Brooklyn. AT Bowling Green,
Va Monday September II: Petersburg. Septemb r
10. Hanover. september u; Norfolk September Il.
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