New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14
RATTLE ROYAL ~ THE WEST.

AL REPORTS SHOW TT TO EE ~ FAVOR OF HE
prpr.UIJcANs-GES HARRisoN's fLhNs
f,,toaco Oc, B-Among the callers to-day AZ
,,,,,,i,ron bcedouarters were Congressman DfI-
low and Governor Merriam OF Mihneso'" "o'''"''
Merriam expresses no fear OF 'he 'eS"'' % w
proeidcntial election In his state p"t III" -,''''
..., ara. making n hard fight for the state ticket
Committeeman Durbin returned from ''"'"''
, morning r,-uch pleas ed with IN" arrangements
,n,oc far General Harrisons tour through inhi"na
r'he * President will make no less IMAM 'H'N-'N
sn,cchcs In Indiana. besides hummer VI '""'
I,e will make tour OF the state on specia' '"'h
',o,,g ,vo DAYS q; a time starting on Tuesday next
from indianapolis IN the morning ana i'nsn"E III
Evansville at night. ON the second "ay ne s'''ls
-, Nev- Albany and finishes at Dahvilie lie VIII
,hcn rest until the GOTH when he VIII leave ihuiah-
,uo,ls and speak al such places ms hhucr'o" "u'
ole. and Portland. finishing the day M peca'"'' ""
Saturday he starts at Auburn ana eh"s 'h"' "'sh.
v,i,r = Grand meeting AT indianapolis which VIII
virtually close the campaign in Indiana Arrange
,,ou,s have been made Mt various cities 10 escort
cn.rol Harrison from the train and let him speak
from platforms and in halls lie has decided 10 de-
vol. his entire time TO his own state ana mas 'h'r'
fore declined all Invitations TO speak IN 'hicaso ana
elsewhere. - $50
Ths urst dav Of registration began In Chicago this
~ orrinp and as there but two days for the
vo,ers 10 nut their names the list, there wa" Il
great rush II Is estimated that there will ne at
least 400 900 names enrolled In the two days. The
greatest interest IL manifested all over the city in
the work.
4 great number % visitors called upon Mr. Hanna
this morning among them many committeeman
from Western States. and all report most encourage
ing news in their respfc'iyn locaitie;n ,...
fer WAS at headquarters this morning. he Is very
conservative In his Views nj tu' prospect In Ne
braska ana when asked for an oppression of opin-
Ion regarding the relative chances Of the two parties
In the State said that Mckinley has undoubtedly
The best of IL row and that the remaining days Of
the campaign would help him right along He says
the battle IS raging with II fercencss unknown 10
pub can organization Is In splendid shape TO main
tain It's advantage to the end. He puts Mckinley s
majority N LoD.
among wagc-earners H. shown by the fact that at u
formal meeting OF one Of the Knights Of Labor as.
sociations II MnnGanos & resolution n Wps passed
OF our General Master Workman on the free-sllver
question" When II local association goes out Of its
way and ponedly criticses the position or ne Gen,
evidence that the leader Ii incorporating the posi-
ton Of the labor masses.
Congressm1n Boutele, Of Maine who spent some
signed to make speeches for the rest OF the cam.
Now-Jerscy. who is stamping on the Coast. has
Tor the rest Of the campaign the people In charge
of the campaign In those States having asked for
his retention.
Mr. Hanna commenting yesterday on the letter
of Archbishop ireland. said 1t struck the keynote
which the Republican, orators were now sounding
AL the m sre He 1enasny
Hanna said the tariff was now the chief topic Of
the speeches being made by the committees ora
tors; and he did not place much faith IN a concen.
Cook County the last two weeks OF the campaign:
lie said the number Of voters who could be Induced