The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-06

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Garry New York-A. Reliable statement by
Well Known Man and Intimate Friend
OF Brico's.
PIrrsDuRen, Pa, Nov. 5.-Capt. Will
liam Jones, of Braddock, and Hon, John
]. Safely, of Fountain county, Indiana,
arrived last night from New York on the
Limited. Mr.. Safely is an ex-State Sem
ator and has upto the present campaign
been Democrat. He will vote for Har.
rison, Morton and Protection tomorrow
He left for Indianapolis last night.
While at the depot he talked freely
about politics, saying: "What l am
about TO say will be contradicted by the
Democrats in your city tomorrow. but
it is true nevertheless. ! hold in my
hands several telegrams which | am
about to send away. This is copy OF
the others, said Mr.. Safely us he handed
n Commercial Gazette reporter Western
Union blank on which was written the
following:
HE GIVES 1T UP.
To he Indianapolis Journal:
"Chairman Brice, OF the National
Democratic Executive Committee, has
conceded that the Republicans will carry
New York, and Brice practically gives
up the fight. This statements founded
ON personal interview with the Chair
man himself. JouS j. SAFELY"
"Now let me go and send these away
and | will tell you why l make that
statement over my signature" The
gentleman filed the messages, after
which he said:
81 am intimately acquainted with MIR.
Brice. We have known each other for
years, and aside from our political differ
ences we are the warmest friends. Now
have been with Mr.. Brice considerably
since was East and have heard n great
deal. 1t would seem like betraying per-
sonal confidence il / would state to
whom Mr.. Brice had said that the Re-
publiCans would carry New York, but
he has made that remark within the last
forty.eight hours, and he thinks us he
speaks"
"0n whose authority, then, will the
Commercial GG=ettc attribute such re-
mark to Mr.. Brice?" was asked.
"On mine. stake my reputation tor
veracity that what say is correct. You
have seen me file these kilograms to diff
ferentpapers in Indianapolis. You will
also observe that my name is signed in
full to each. That should be authority
enough. never lie on any subject"
Mr., Safely further stated that Indiana
would give from 10000 to $4,000 Rcpub-
'icun in"'oii'y. -, ,,,,
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O"Pt' 'onos was cqu"'! eo"Ale"T .I ~
sueceSs' he s"'u '"' i'o
publican procession on saturday was
affair, and was two hours
onger in passing given point than the
Democratic parade held that same night.
The Democratic majority in New York
City would be greatly reduced aud the
would come to Harlem
bridge with at least 5000 majority.
There were at least $4,000 Republicans
in line i'll the parade on Saturday. The
Americus Club, OF Pittsburgh, looked
elegant, marching with precision and
was the leading feature ofthc procession.
Many passengers OH the Limited con-
cured in these last sentiments. They
said the Americus boys were admired
everywhere along the line.
Charles Q. Mattison, OF Terra Hautc,
Ind, was also at the Union depot last
night. He said his State will give ut
east 10000 Republican majority. When
asked why, he said:
INDIANA SURE.
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