New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-22
REPORTS ALL ENCOURAGING.
INDICATIONS FOR SOUND MONEY VICTORY
IN WEST VIRGINIA. WISCONSIN
AND INDIANA

Active measures looking 10 the extension OF cam
paign work IN the so-called border States OF the
South were taken yesterday by Senator Quay. who
started from the headquarters Of the Republican
National Committee I'm the afternoon to make a
personal canvass OF the situation in Maryland
The Senator will get off at Philadelphia, and later
hold a consultation with Republican leaders and
representatives OF the gold Democracy. Hc eX-
poets return TO headquarters in New-York this
week and II occasion arises. he will run up to-
morrow. when Chairman Hanna is expected back
from Chicago
An important meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee is to be held at early date following MT
Hanna's ret I'm 10 this city, 10 decide upon an eX-
tensive Southern campaign. TIE results OF sena-
tor Quay's observations will be made known at
that conference.
Joseph r. Manley also lef; headquarters yester-
day going 10 Maine. where he will look after some
private affairs until Thursday. Mr.. Hobart re-
ceived n number Of callers yesterday Among
thor, was Congressman Charles y. Fowler. OF the
With New-Jersey District lie had just returned
from, a three weeks tour IN the West. speaking
daily In Wisconsin and Indiana Il found In Wis
consn." he said. that the most conservative rs
Inmates placed the majority in that State for Nc
LinIev AZ from 900 to 10000 Indiana, according
70 Inc prevailing opinion there, will give from 900"
N 60 oi There Is no question in my mind that our
cause Is gro GTtits than are now indica,ed The
5eople Of the entire West are beginning to realize
that The worst c fi:, ,a sa GU, ' "o'''
NJ S,oft who il in charge ~ the west rginla
ca,nraipu constantly receives Trustworthy reports
regarding the gain in Mckinley strength Yes
to-day he received letter from = = Dobbns.
treasirer Of the State Central Committee. which
said mat n was safe 10 predict that the majority
f"r the Republican ticket would be 5000 In that
81, ~ Executive Committee received a copy OF
..r'be Manufacturers Record OF Baltimore. con-
.,nt,o he report OF canvass Of the leading
m1aa'nTfacturcrs in the Southern States The Rec
mri" says that most OF the letters received from
,s. nufacturers ARE startling IN the dire fore
hndines OF overwhelming disaster should free sill
,,or u-in There were l5l firms who wrote, and
ONLY 1fteen letters were received from advocates
OF iVfoiong southern Democrat and well-known
LEGISLATOR OF South Carolina IS George F. Won
-,artcTs Yesterday He Is doing effective work for
NJ iniey nd sound money. II was born Demo
cro, Ia Re always been Il Democrat. am Demo
49,, .,ou, and expect TO remain "A Democrat" he
Siared II was elected to serve In the Legsla ture
~, e. tho state Constitutional Convention az q
f,r,oc-a, NV action is taken this fall simply
i"rn,,se am convinced that Organism IS posi-
I've menace 10 our country My person al ambitions
cnnld not rise above my patriotic duty. and
Srca On that ground on August 6. in q pubic
49, declined reelection In my position ! feel
~, am fghting Tillmanism IA the Nation I
Lara hen nghting II In the State The sentiment
- r,re-terihs OF tn, business men Of Charleston
ond n her cities. ! am sure, IS for sound money.
a.. 10 country is largely FOR free coinage"
DI. o,f,tDg reports regarding the Western outlook
80 ,r:sde by Frederick w. Hollis who returned
49, n sneaking tour He said that the silver
staD'nent is decid.d ly on the wane. Il went West
vn.ctinC to hear unpleasant news. he said but
I~fovnd little strength in the silver movement.
penubl,can detection ~ too slight TO be mentioned"