New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-09
coNF1pENr OF REPUBLICAN SUCCESS

VIRUS OF, COMMITTEEMAN WHO VISITED MR.
HoBARr-rHE DEMOCRATIC DIssENsIoNs
few OF the members OF the committee that went
70 Paterson 10 inform Carrot A. Hobart omc1aiy OF
his nomination for Vice-President were sui IN the
city Yesterday. Myron T. Herrick, VINO py some
unaccountabl mistake was listed on the committee
ga being from one Of the border States, was among
the number The Cleveland banker and Major NC
Kiney's personal friend much pleased over the
way the Democratic party in National Convention
was torn by internal strife. and said that all this
struggle improved Major McKinleys chances. Ex-
Judse Charles Fairbanks, who was chairman OF The
committed was another. Mr.. Fairbanks Will be IN
the CITY until Friday. He remarked Il was de-
,,gh.ed with Mr. Hobart. His speech was one OF the
MOS, concise sensible and terse reviews OF the STU
alton that We have heard What impressed me was
his so,Idity and earrestness. He Will make an oea
candidate.
"Hod" Boies of Iowa, candidate for the Democratic
nomination upon the freesilver platform nad IN an
,,,a-,,su lis,ed Indiana as being within the Demo-
cratic frte-rilver column. Mr. FAIRBANKS IN repiy
10 this said laughingy; wei, con "isn W %
discourteous. and / have a high regard lot NJ
Boiess acumen and good sense. but ne VIII nave u
have that statement supported by more IMAM MS
AFFIDAVIT Indiana will go Republican by great
ma ori,v and the fact that the Democrats are war
ring among themselves only helps US. MT boeS
needs 10 study the situation before he Claims Ihui
ana or In fact any OF the Middle Western states
that are normally Republican
Ex-Judce Fairbanks is leading candidate for
the seat OF Senator Voorhees,. of Indiana, which
will become vacant next year. IL Is also repoI 'eu
thar Mr. Fairbanks will be one OF the men whom
Marcus a Hanna will select as his assistants III
conducting the campaign next faii. men ."r.
Fairbanks was asked about the probable appoln.ess
lnon the Advisory Committee. ne repned eudIu-
edIv. Il don't think that Mr.. Hanna has MADE up
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great broad man. He conducted the camp-map ioi
Major McKinleys nomination in a cleaner anu
more honest manner than many o,"1 h,ns, actcs
Conducted and the straightforward, nohest tac.cs
he employed have been iavofaaDiy Un wav in the
campaign this fall, and we snail WIN o" our
merits m ,, ..o MOS ono NJ Mr. Hanna's
rersonai aids in the campaign that resulted IN the
ppomination OF Major Mckinley. ana VINO VIII take
d nanu IN the names OF those whom Mr. Hanna
would appoint. or making any preuctions "a 49, a.
that the declaration for the gold stanaard; rne
ranks among the Democrats WouIu an '.., ~
make the victory OF the kepu9hcan parey one ~
II prs,tvman OF Governor Bushnell's stan In Ohio
was also enthusiastic over the situa,lon'h =,
fonis Convention and did yeomans service IN me
interest of Major Mckinley; re e1presseu h''isei'
az oTl'S irxir president OF the Commercial Club Of
1nJanapolis and one OF the largest drygoods deal
e ,n,n IN 'h n chicago The Democrats are torn to
,ieces over the money question and we sna gam
BY their disorganizaion ~ and ihe west but
:, w Gov from being in the preponderance The TACT
l. there Is great hullabaloo about free SILVER,
ht when il comes standing up and being count, ,
I'D do not believe that the free-coinage men VII,
stand fire IndiaTa wi & ,asss Which are
soo vii Repubiican but which the free-conage
mon are placing within the Democratic coiuinn upon
tho money issue. We are sure u e'e'' WI