New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
THE CONDUCT OF THE CAMPAIGN.
GENERAL A1GER PRAISES THE EXECUTIVE con-
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THE CONDUCT OF THE CAMPAIGN.
GENERAL ALGER PRAISES THE EXECUTIVE con-
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NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.
Much talk was caused yesterday around the hotels
and in political centres by the appointment Of the
Executive Committee to manage the Republican
campaign. General Russell A Alger who Sails for
Europe to-day, remarked: The committee is SUI
peril Michigan has no member, and is to be battle
ground but 1t is just well that she has not. Mr.
Payne who represents Wisconsin. IS an able cam
paigner and will well represent that section OF the
country. With Mr.. Quay at hand to advise. with
Manley to watch, and with Dawes and Clayton. both
fighters and campaigners Of tried ability / think
have q committee that will win for u.s."
There a great deal OF talk yesterday to tho
effect that Sylvester T. Everett the wealthy banker
of Cleveland. who is Of Mr.. Hanna's most init
mate friends and a lieutenant in the campaign
that resulted in the nomination Of Mckinley, had
been sent to Thomas c. Plat as an emlssary from
Mr.. Hanna to patch up a truce; Mr.. Everett vehem-
on private business he Said and was not en-:
trusted with any political mission found that
many another visitor to New York paid visit to
Manhattan Beach ! dned at the Oriena i h1tel
about politics. but the meeting was not preconcert-
ed and had message for him | am no , ones
nothing about any fractional fight that may be gong
New York My desire is to see The ST. LOUIS
vote straight for our ticket think that whatever
may be the factional troubles IN the state edcii
Republican will vote for the St Louis ticket and II
there are contests within the organization they VIII
be settled afterward And II Is not Republcans
alone that Will for Mckinley. think that New.
York will give 300 900 majority for him; DeheNe
that II will give more than Pennsylvania Since
have been in the East have not found Denocrat
who SAYS that ne will vote for Bryan some may
be non-committa will stay away fron the pole pole
hut the ticket will MOI be enthusiastically supp6teu
7 have met n great many-not politicians, Dut Iner-
chants bankers, business men ana v W3rkiiisie"-
and End them almost unit for Mckinney. ,
The location Of the National headquarters Il a'so
Mr.
one time favored taking the National y,
10 Cleyeland but upon further thought decloeu 20
cling 70 nrecedent and come to New-York IL is
now said however. that the headquarters my y Lc
established in Chicago with branch IN New t IN
When Mr. Everett who has been IN nud Sa
With Mr. Hanna recently was asked what WouIu pe
Tnne ahout locating the Republican National head.
quarters he replied: II don't believe that tnat pom,
Sas heen decided vet OF course, the Dattie-grounu
viii be in the West. and hear that the Democpa.s
Vii omen their National headquarters IN Chlcago.
II viii he question whether II VIII be wise 70 iU
low them As for Ohio, as the nrst OF .e cinags
Western States no matter what the free coinage
men say 1t will go Republican by looup inaJor'y;;
For one Republican vote that we lose on account VI
silver we shall gain three Democratic ones