New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-24
HOT WORK AHEAD.
BUSY WEEK FOR THE NATIONAL COM
MITTEE.
SENATOR QUAY AND MP. MANLEY EXPECTED
HERE-THE SOUTH AND NEw-ENGLAND
TO re ATTENDED To-

SENATOR QUAY AND MR. MANLEY EXPECTED
HERE-rHE SOUTH AND NEW ENGLAND
TO BE ATTENDED TO.
Major McKiney's letter OF acceptance is being
awaited with the greatest interest In Newborn
Each day secs a number Of inquiries at Republican
National Headquarters as to the probable date OF
It's being made public. 1t was learned yesterday
from one Of the Republican leaders who Is assist
Ing In the conduct Of the present campaign that the
letter would In all probability be rendy some time
this week lie said that the Major was now revis-
ing the last proof
The headquarters in Madson-ave we're deserted
yesterday. Mr. Hanna was in Marblehead. Mass,
getting n. few hours much needed rest; General
Clayton was In the country, and Mr.. Scott also
spent the day away
The coming week Is to be busy one for the Ma
tional Committee and work will reach Its highest
tension. Mr. Hanna will be here until about sat
urday when he will start for Chicago. He wishes
to attend the mass-meetng at Carnegie Hail on
Thursday night to hear President Harrisons adj
dress Then he will consult with representatives.
Of the State organization about the method or con-
Quoting the campaign In the State. These CONFER
: ences will be held after the Saratoga Convention Is
over and the Republican politicians have returned.
Senator Quay Is expected here about Tuesday. lie
will come directly from the South. where he has
been tarpon fishing. While supposedly looking ai,er
fish, the Senator has had out other lines than hsa-
ing lines and he will give 10 Mr.. Hanna what IN
formation he has about the South ard the posi-
blty Of the Republican ticket making inroads upon
the Democratic section While the South Is to be
looked over New-England will also be Joseph IL.
Manley. of Maine, the New England member OF the
Executive Committee is expected TO be In the city
for day this week He will talk with Mr.. Hanna
about the local elections in Vermont and Maine.
which are to take place In September, ana rcu0u-
bled efforts to making n tremendous SHOWING io'
the ticket in these States Will be started -
constantly applying the lever to make the wheels
move faster. He believes In keeping inc pace JUST
az hot az possible Speaking OF the situation pc
fore he left the city Saturday night ne reInarktu;
1--WE work all day and count results az hisnt, ai,n
each night shows decided gain upon me previous
treatment OF a campaign OF education. and we are
making great Roadway. The silver men NOVEL;
are good campaigners. and they are Hlahiis d,sls
orous struggle to uphold their faith. In the West
arguments. A number Of men, especially IN mn.
cago and through the West. are kept Dy tne sii'ei
men I'm constant commission az street orators. .
Anticipating the coming OF Mr. Nancy anu 'lt
reports from Maine Mr.. Hanna said that ne ndi
every hope that Maine would give its usual rousins
Renxbcan majority this year and perhaps inn
prove upon the last figures: the iaSt ttlet VIZ
Democratic candidate for Vice President came
from that State who has always been az the heilu
OF the Democratic organization there MT Ha a
tho Republican column. but not many, ne re-
marked that the fractional troubles IN DelaW,t a.
other States were going through n seit-heal,,iis
process and that there were no raDd 1actondl us
putes anywhere. The issues, he sald' arr ~
vital that they overshadow all differences OF local
nature or organization disputes ana these VIII pe
overlooked at least until the campaign Is lous"'
out"