New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
SOME PROMINENT VISITORS.

Senator Joseph b. Foraker, Of Ohio. IS in the city
looking sfer legal business. The Senator.
who Is staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. has been
out in the State OF Missouri making speeches in the
Interest Of the Republican party and more recently
he has spoken in Ohio He called on ex-Presiden.
Harrison yesterday and had chat with him.
"Ohlo is all right" said the Senator in a con-
vincnG way. I'll is a foregone conclusion that the
Republicans will gain sweeping victory. | have
made several speeches in the State. and from what
Gratis have Il chance to win The return Il pros
perity has effectively killtd the Democratic issue
No argument can lie made against dollar wheat
and higher prices for all farm products. The am
munition OF the calamity bowler is gone. and he
ator Hanna will be returned and Governor BusR
nell will be reelected by large majorty We
terest. II has assumed National Importance and n
victory OF the forces Of honest Republican govern
fncnt Is Imperative
James ]. Beden member OF Congress from SYRIA
cusc. was in the city Yesterday. Mr.. Belden has
always been the head Of the differentiation
forces in his district. bat it is said that he
will work in harmony with the State organization
on the State ticket. but he is known TO favor the
OF seS low Of he city M Beden brings word
that the Republican lines are In excellent shape IN
and around Syracuse and Repuoican victory i
certain.
w. A. McCorkle formerly Governor OF West Vir-
ginia Is one OF the visitors to New-York who bring
the country generally. Speaking Of West Virginia
he said: The recent strike OF the coal miners dlh
much TO rstard business In West Virginia, but on
tho whole we have received fair share of pros
pcrity along with others. West Nirginlas re-.
sources are only beginning TO be developed. ana IL
will soon rank as one OF the richest States IN the
Politically there is nothing to say. Inc Kepup-
lcans are I'm power and on trial. and the Demo-
Gratis are waiting.
Ferdinand W. Peck. one OF Chcagos FOREMOST
business men, says that mis- town Is the automatic
Indicator OF the prosperity Of all that section OF the
country our city," said nc yesterday. rs the
great grain depot and mart for that region. ana
lust now We ara enjoying unparalleled prosperity
Even the Democrats cannot deny that We are IN Tor
better times and they have quietly subsid'h.
We are all watching your election here ne hsh,
has a National significance and II would De pdi
rebufY 10 the cause Of good government ana the
gold standard II Tammany should win. In chicago
proved to be excellent official ana MS 'ecoru II
good
r. w Ladd a weknown business man ana eH-
Governor OF Rhode Island. says that the wooiien
Industry In his State IL beginning 10 show signs OF
n healthy revival. THE mills that ceased opera
ton four or I'VE years ago" ne said and have
remained idle until recently are all starting up
again and running on full time This shows that
there Is a demand for the material. ana demand
means Continued prosperity Industr!ally the state
IL advancing Tho resumption Of work IN inc MUS
means employment for thousands ara ms VII h.Ip
also That Is what the Dingley law mas zone io .
our State. and think tho workingmeh feal%e It,