New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
REPORTS ALL INSPIRING.
prprBLlCANS PLEASED AT GAINS IN
Up STATE REGISTRATION.

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-eneued activity in every Republican camp
80 state the settlement Of the coal strike
q the aroused public interest in the election
N tended yesterday To make the Republican
.,,rsign managers feel much elated. They do
-, DENY that until the last few days there had
- sna,hy in the State. so far as the campaign
- concerned The coal strike and the wide
~nrsad paralysis and suffering threatened
esould it continue 10 overshadow in Importance
=. alsotion People thought and talked about
-. coal strike and the election received little or
:. ,,,enfiun With the strike settled the public
mind has reverted To the election. and now in
tsrast Is widespread
The Democrats seeing their asset. the coal
,-ike evaporate as "a campaign issue. have
80 to crawl from under the falling debris
ybs coal plank inserted in the Democratic State
rl,tform 10 appeal 10 the passions ~ an hour
bss been repudated, that its wanton
seriousness has been exposed Colonel Dunn.
chairman Of the Republican State Committee.
referring 10 the attempt Of the Democratic man
.vers 70 injure Governor oiell for his effort 10
ss,tle the coal strike. said yesterday:
Il don't believe the people OF this State are
roing 10 store UP enmity against any man or
any marty that used every power At hand To try
and abate a condition that WAS becoming intol-
ssble II the Democrats blamed the ReYub-
lcsns for the coal strike il would be just as
consistent for them 10 give the Republicans
full credit for settling il. However it is past.
snd the Democrats are Whistling against the
p4nd"
Senator Platt went 10 owego yesterday TO
register. He viii return TO this city to-nor-
row Colonel Dunn went to Binghamton
Yesterday afternoon. Everything Was quiet
around state headquarters, hut the campaign
vas in fun swing The organization in the
STATE is intact. From up the State the most
cheering news has been received about the reg
,s,rstiou and other details. This week and
me next one VIII he busy ones The state viii
he carefully covered by competent and able
sneakers. Governor Odel VIII heard in
many places. His speaking engagements have
already been printed in The Tribune Senator
DspeF. ex-senator Hiscock Lieutenant Gov
tnr Woodruff. Abraham Ciruber. ex-Governor
Back, Congressman Payne, Congressman Sher-
man and many of the leading Republicans in
The State viii he in the field and making a rous-
ng campaign
GETTING OFT THE VOTERS
Al Republican County Headquarters yesterday
the last day for registration Was spent in gel
ting voters our. Every district leader was in
his district directing the precinct captains and
district workers in their efforts TO stir up tagging
voters II any one failed 10 register il was not
because he was not reminded OF the necessity
for so doing All Of the district leaders are en-
thusiastic. and say that they viii poll a vote on
Election Day thar viii he up 10 or beyond ex-
pectatons. From now on there viii be no let
Up in the campaign There viii be meetings
every night in every district in the city There
will be torchlight parades and bonfres The city
Is To he flooded with circulars and letters and
resonant with Sr,e4 TTa1vrr1a s--oy,g-
holds will he invaded. and the fight from the
Battery 20 The Bronx viii be Waged TO the last
This is also true Of the State There has never
been time when the organization was in better
Trim or the situation well in hand. There is
not weak spot in the Republican armament
and the generals in the field are vigilant re-
Ercefu able and alert. There are daily con-
isslces AT headquarters. Republicans from all
ElTs of the state coming and going at all
hurs Of the day and night They are bringing
reports. getting advice and going back the FIR
ing line. All Of The reports are of the most reas-
suring character but these do not for moment
cause the Republicans 10 relax their efforts, and
The one order is 10 work harder and 10 make the
majority bigger Before leaving the city yes
ierdsy Colonel Dunn talked about the registra-
uon and the outlook up the State. He said:
Reports received m Republican State headquar-
tefs rom cities anc villages where personal regis
Particularly active m, third day OF registration
ne comparison made by the city chairman show
hal the reg fTaflOU for the third day exceeded
~ most cases tHat Tor 1871. and in some
W 70 thaf oT The last Presidential year. Inasmuch
a. tneFe were elections Tor Mayor IN many cities
@ ast year, and the contests brought out a heavy
nels me suits Indicate that the people are pretty
NtA awake THIS year Here ~ The results
a. received from the city chairman:
- uca twelve out OF twenty-tlEht districts
showed registration Of .336 for three days.
egAIdred wiki ll3- districts last year.
s-iH.fh safr d REGISTRATION of $50 on the third
teass an increase ~ twenty y-three over the
Ca m the Presidential year.
AIualf uN ne first three days registered ~ 16s.
- - asalist 900 last year, when there was hot
M! orally contest on.
Flatsburl on tne first three days registered -.
@1 Increase over TWO years ago.
IAeonia Tor three days has l61s. which IS
"S.esse ~ lls over last year.
,NatrrFllet Tor three days gives $50 = gain Of
SIg over ilie same days last year
-Htiectdo} has an unusually large registration.
~ il:ee days giving s.6s9. against 1.9j in the
tpsslthilal year ~ 1850. gain or f75.
,so -''-' ~ 'O-i''ai'u VII" -'-'' '''
Nstegi2Hn for three days shows gain last
Rome hss this year. for three days. $50. against
ithaca has 2613, gain of % over last year. and
salh oi seventy over 1895
aolnt Vernon shows this year 20 the third
uss, an Increase ~ - over issi
--5'ht'It Tor Tne third day shows a total this
''5. ~ o3. gain of twelve over last year
ss1uaio SHOWS total for the three days OF
''5H against l5.72l in 1850.
q, ,,o.hesier Tor the three DAYS IS, lS3. In 1879
" ~as BIB Tor IN. same period.
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