Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-08-29
Encouraging Reports From All Points

! The following are some of the many let
tiers being daily received at the National
Democratic headquarters in New York.
The encouragement which they contain
from all sections of the country is most
pleasing.
| From Davenport Iowa: The Democratic par
lty in this STATE shows IN )re vitality than have
lever seen before since my coming here III 1871.
In our town OF y, inhabitants We have already
mine Cleveland and Hendricks clubs and three
more organizing Since nv return from the East
II find the Cleveland sentiment in the West lar
ger than | expected. | think Indiana certain,
Ohio probable an II fair chance in Wisconsin;
while in illinois there arem any cautious and con-
sentative men wln believe the State Will be car
iried for Harrison and the National ticket
! From Adrian, Mich, accompanying large Or
5ier for copies of Grover Clevelands public re-
lseS, but the reverse. We shall get a large share
sof the Republican vote and will elect Col. Ed
ridge To Congress. The time is past when any
lone can carry Michigan The ProhlbltlonlstS
hre active and numerous
/ Among the notices of Cleveland and Hendricks
trlubS received Is one from Vincennes, Ind, of
100 m amberS chiefly mechanics, over l0J of whom
lwere former Republicans, and are about to cast
their first Presidential vote. Knox Comfy. Ind:
Twill give Cleveland and Hendricks 30 MAORI
lty, an increase of In Llama Cleveland clubs
report from oaltown. Freeland>vile. Edward
port, Bclinell Brucrville Monroe City, Wheat
Gland, Sanhorn AM Dect<ers.
From Whitewater, Wi-, il is reported that 81
rRepu biranS have joined the Cleveland Club, in
Ecluding the President of the Garfield club OF
SlSSl and President StearnS, OF the State Normal
=. School
I A letter from Era ford Pa. SAYS: THE situa-
ton in this State is encouraging. know OF a
lsloZan diSaffect II Republicans who will vote foI
Cleveland. There is st John and Daniel clul
We're of / 10 members, all of whom were former
/ sublicanS.'
* letter from Marengo Ia says: send us the
sBrooklyn Young Republican, paper on Blaine
indications here are favorable. The vote here
Twill open the eyes of those who believe in the
!, iod-time Republican majorltie>.' letter from
Aewtown. y. j., Gays: "fhe voting population
RI Ere Is about six hundred. Garfield got about
A6yhtv-hve majority. We think We can revrrs,
8 Ithe figures and give Cleveland AMI Hendricks
\ ! like majority" 4 correspondent in kans:,
" Writes: We believe We can elect CleNelan,
:. teasily and do we'll on congressman. You wouh
lhe surprised if YOU Were here Ia see how mtny
tof the negroes are breaking of the shackies tina
'bound Them t. the Republican party. \ tette
u from San Francisco. says: "Some Eastern pa
f, Ipers make "A great mistake in conceding tai
state for ~ zine. We VIII certainly hold II IN IN
fine ut Dem pcratic Mates The New Jersey Stat
~ Az that could be desired. From Providence, !
L.; I'VE are making an earnest and aggre>slN
'e fight. We have IN my Republicans who VIII SUI
port and vote tor Cleveland and Hendricks.'
a &ocratic State and We mean Ia keep II ~. The Il
" tai vote Of last wear i within 2,on 90 1871 Coz
n Hoadly received 1900 more votes than Hancocl
We mean tn dispf the superstition that OHIO
y Republican In Pre>identia year.
ii From Ma~Stch IL It's y letter SAWS: We 81
o' making "a Thorough organization OF our city al
no county committees and anticipate good result
- from this work. We u 'Tfrctlv satisfied wit
al the outlook" \ letter from Michigan saw
f"AH over the state there are many anti-Malt
r Republicans and there Is a marked di~afiectio
tamong German Republicans. The PTohibittc
VI ticket will get manv votes In this state \ lett
"A from Vermont has the following: Il think fro
+. thI> state that the l;epuhiicar majority will
light, owing To Repusltcan votes for Cleveland