New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25
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THE LATEST NEWS AT REPUBLICAN
HEADQUARTERS
SOUND MONEY SENTIMENT IN THE soUrH-rH
LABOR VOTE n THE WEST.

LABOR VOTE IL THE WEST.
Further consideration was given yesterday by
Chairman Hanna Of the Republican National Co l.
mittee to the extens OF the campaign in several
Southern States Among the first callers who saw
him at headquarters louisiana delegation,
headed by Ex-Governor Yarmouth The delegation
told Mr.. Hanna that the Sound Money Democrats
OF Louisiana uniting with the Republicans TO
elect Mckinley. The fusion. II was said could be
made strong enough to carry the State by good
majority II arrangements should be made to hold
large meetings and engage prominent speakers to
bring out the full force of the sound-money senti-
ment in opposition TO Organism.
a delegation OF Tennessee Republicans also con-
ferred with Mr.. Hanna Several representatives OF
the Sound Money Democrats Of the State were
present AT the conference. fusion OF the sound
money vote in Tennessee. it represented, would
carry the State FOR Mckinley by good majority
The work OF enlisting united support for the Re-
publican ticket will be considered at the next meet
ing of the Executive Committee. According to the
OF the situation made by stworthy repre-
sentatives in the South the Sound Money Demo
Gratis almost solid In their determination to cast
their ballots they will do the good, and
not waste powder by voting for a third ticket
J. NJ. Faulkner member Of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee from Alabama. and Ex-Governor
Thomas G. Jones also OF that State. declared yes
terday that a fusion with the Republicans would
result in the certain defeat OF the Bryan ticket
FALSE Rl MOK AbOII kANSAS
The attention Of Mr. Hanna called to report
that the Republican organization had abandoned
the idea of being able TO carry Kansas. He ex
pressed surprise that such a statement should have
been made 1T is absolutely without foundation
he said. THE committee has not only not thought
OF such thing but making thorough cam
paign in Kansas and confidently expect to carry the
State"
The vigorous campaign which IS being made in
the West all the indications show will result in
sweeping victory for Mckinley and Hobart
telegram from the Chicago headquarters to Mr..
Hanna reported yesterday that the POpocratic
campaign managers are on the run, resortng TO
pretensions that the labor vote IS for Bryan, now
that the polls made by State committees have
given a splendid showing for Mckinley and sound
money In the agricultural districts. where the
Bryan managers first alleged their strength lay.
Polls have been taken OF the labor vote In the
West. and on the strength OF the Information OBJ
tanned. n has been made by those In charge
Of the Chicago headquarters that the Republicans
will carry Chicago by more than 1000 majority
and the State Of Illinois by plurality exceeding
10000.
THE LEAGUE OF REPUBLICAN CLUBS
Mayor George T. Green. OF Blnghamton. presi-
dent Of the State League OF Republican Clubs, was
a caller at Headquarters yesterday He is enthusi-
astc in the work Of the League. and said: There
are now more than Loo" clubs in this State, and
new ones are constantly being formed. The. young
men are more Interested and active tran ever be
fore. and our convention at Syracuse or October
will be the largest ever held. A rate OF one ana
third fares has been secured on all railroads, ana
many clubs will attend in a body. My observation
and Investigation satisfy me that Mckinley ma
ioriiy In this State will pass the 2OVJJ mark go
Il never knew sentiment 10 crystalline so raploly
I'm favor Of candidates il has in Maryland. North
Carolina and Tennessee In favor Of Mckinley and
Hobart" said John G. Dancy at headquarters. He
il general manager Of the approaching centennial
celebration Of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church. He declared that he would not be sur
prised II the States named went Republican
T. e Laird. of Brooklyn brought this report from
West Virginia: I'VE need have fear Of West
there has been principally among the laboring men.
miners and farmers. | have never seen sucn IN
ferest among them in any campaign
News from Michigan was brought by Parke
Matthewson. OF Detroit. who said. THE organi-
cation Is thorough and T. doing most efficient work
Tn state is going for Mckinley certain. We shall
not be- satisfied If do not at least tie the record
and maorties gave 70 Rich Tor Governor,
nearly 10000. the last election
The great interest taken In the veterans move
ment against Organism was shown Yesterday by
Colonel l., Edwin Dudley. secretary Of the Neter-
ans Non Partisan Patriotic League, who produced
a letter from w. y. Maticok. OF Nation. Ill. con-
tanning a lis. Of more than 100 Democratic ana
Republican soldier voters who have joined the
Joseph H. Manley returned yesterday from his
brief visit 10 Maine and resumed his duties at
headquarters
In the afternoon Senator quay received dele
ratfon from the Campaign Committee Of the New
York State Republican Editorial Association. winch
represents 1875 newspapers. The delegation Included
John / Plat John W Vrooman. c. 5 Munger
Peters