The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-21
For THE MAINE FIGHT
Prominent Men Selected to Talk
for Honest Money in
SeWall's State.

NEW YORK. August 81 1885,
There was an air of activity around
Republican Nationar headquarters this
morning. great crowd of people waited
In the corridor for an audience with
Chairman Mark A. Hanna. Mr. Hanna
came to headquarters from the Waldorf
Hotel al 1890 o'clock and Immediately
proceeded 10 his Office where he found
large pile Of mail matter awaiting his
perusal. Among those who saw Mr.. Ham
na were John z. A1ilholIand and Freder-
ick Gibbs.
General Osborne, the Secretary of the
Executive Committee, received telegram
today from Snator Quay announcing
that he would start North within a few
GAYS. he VIII come probably 70 New
York Headquarters on his arrival in this
city, which will certainly not be later
than September /.
The following have been appointed by
the Speakers Bureau for the Maine cam
pa CHARLES Emory Smith, August 26
to September l; Congressman Serene p.
Payne of Auburn N. Y. August 81 to
septenber 8; John N Thurston Of. Ne.
braska, August %; Curtis Guild, Jr., of
Boston, September II; Congressman E. H.
Grosvenor Of Ohio, September s TO Sep
tember y; John S. Wise OF New York,
George Edmund Foss Of Illinois, Septem-
Der To-
William H. Parry. City Comptroller Of
Seattle, Wash, who was a visitor at
pretty strong silver sentiment in the
eastern part of the State, where the
people are influenced by the mining in
terestss of western Idaho; "but, ne added,
while the free silver Republicans have
fused with the Democrats and Populists
on State ticket and may possibly elect
it am positive that we shall carry
the National ticket and give our electoral
rraf -Tr,t} fTrIx 49, lT1tzo Z
Colonel George c. Hazelton of Washing
ton, D. c., formerly Congressman from
Wisconsin, who recently made a tour
through New England, was another yisi-
stated that the sentiment for sound money
in New England Is very strong.
In accordance with a request received by
the National 4 Committee today from Hor7
speak & ct $ = Republican mass meeting there
Mr. Bryan IS booked to speak in Hor-
neIlsyllle few days later.
General Porter was at headquarters
this morning for short time, and when
he said the farmers and workingmen
generally We're enthusiastic for protection.
The preparations for the big Republican
mass mass meeting mes, which VII be. held IN Car,
forward as rapidly as possible.
NEW YORK. Aug. 81, 1Sss,-SenatDr
stewart Vas t1 an early caller today at
DeIIiQcTdtlc f1eauQuarterS. me senator
said he was leaving the city today for
Triyoi on the Hudson, where he speaks
tomorrow night Senator Stewart said
that the election of Bryan and Sewall was
certain. The American people, said
he, recognsze the fight IS one for SOW
and he people Of England. The enemy is IS
frightened and Hanna has come here to
get money to buy two or three millions
of votes
Chairman Edward Lauterbach, of the
Republican County Committee called this
morning at the State Republican Head
quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hctel. He
said he did not think the delegates TO be.
elected at tonight's Assembly District
Conventions would be instructed to vote
for any particular candidate for Cover