New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
HARRISON TO GO SOUTH.
HE WILL SPEAK AT RICHMOND ON MON
DAY sII.vERITE FADRICATfONS EX-
POSED At REPUBLICAN
uEAnOI-APTEPS

Following tho decision of tho Executive Commit
tee q conduct Il vigorous CAMPAIGN in tn" H'"''
for Mckinley and Hobart. II was announced at the
Republican headquarters yesterday that Gehe'"'
Harrison will speak ut Richmond. Va, next Mon
day and AT Charleston. W. Va, on Tuesday AFTER
noon The General will then so to Indianapolis.
How great is the interest taken in the cause OF
sound money was shown yesterday i'm a letter ad-
dressed TO Cornelius y Bliss. treasurer OF the Ma
tiona Committee by woman in CiaveracK' "
y who wrote: Enclosed please find check Tor SioO.
being "A contribution from MY mother. sisters ana
myself to aid The work OF he Republican Campaign
Fund. We wish to do what We can 70 insure the
defeat of Bryan. ard. being women. can only work
through others"
Carrot A. Hobart out OF town yesterday. lie
Is expected at headquarters to-day. Among the
callers at headquarters yesterday was John Jacob
Aston.
General James II. O'Bcirne In the course Of the
day issued the following statement
To the Mon Veterans Residing in the state Of
NcwYork: Comrades have tho honor to an
nounce that I have been appointed a member Of
Patriotic League Of The United States for the State
Of Ncw-York This organization has for ~ Ma
tiona president the gallant hero General
Daniel T.. Sckles. and Is non-partisan: IL has been
formed because those interested believe that the
Chicago platform and the Chicago nominees have
introduced INTO the present campaign sectonalisrn,
reputation and mob-rule.
As member Of the National Committee II be-
out the State OF NcwYOrk to organize In behalf OF
the National honor and good faith. to call upon
them to form themselves into Union Veterans Pa
trioic Leagues and labor earnestly from now
XIII Kney E'''''o" Day for the '''''" OF '0"r''' Me-
Headquarters will-Le opened at Webster Hall. No.
IIg East Eleventhst.. where plans of organization
and other literature will be supplied In any quaint
" that he used TO advantage.
Gerritt ~. Smith Of Hagerstown. Md, son OF
the great philanthropist. saw Mr.. Manley and Cen
eral Osborne yesterday. II can confirm tho good
reports you have already received from Maryland
said Mr.. Smith. The State Is absolutely certain to
cast its electoral vote for Mckinley and Hobart.
and ought to give not less than 10000 for Mckinley
and sound money.
OF all the misrepresentation made by the Bryan
campaign managers. has been more widely
circulated than an alleged letter said 10 have been
written to Judge Il. C. Bell. Of Fort Wayne. Ind.
Forsythc "a New-York banker" with an alleged
Office at No I'll Wall-st. Mr.. Forsythc asserts
that III workingmen cannot get n dollar day they
ought to he satisfied with u cents or - cents hey
are really cxtravagant. They buy meat -FOUR or
five times In the week: they indulge In pie. which
Is no kind of food for workngmen, and does them
Mir Forsythe" is myth. No one In wall
ct knows him although there have been hun
and IN. Mortimer building AT NO. IL WaiI-st
there being no NO III" In the street is daily del
uged with letters addressed TO him The letters ar,
being sent back through the Postofhce marked
Fraud" Another recent fabrication ABOUT an AZ
legged difference between Mr.. Hanna ana senator
1nov il nm equally ridiculous concoctioh' as bo'h
sid plainly yesterday.