The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-09-11
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YOUR UNCLE GROVER
win Garry More States This Time Than He
Did In 1884.

win Garry More States This Time Than He
Did In 1884.
WASHINGTON, September s. Special The
outlook for the success of the democratic party
has never been brighter than today. In fact,
| Grover Cleveland IL certain to succeed him
self as president OF the United States.
While Mr.. Cleveland says little to even his
most intimate friends lac is nevertheless hope
| full and cheerful, and knows full well that
| everything now points TO his reelection. In
fact, Mr. Cleveland only today said to prom
inent senator that he ia now confident. assss
6PEAKER CARLISLE.
Speaker Carlisle, while he remains at his
post here since the campaign opened, never
theless keeps himself thoroughly posted. lie
says tho party was never in better condition
than today and that everything points to sue
cess At the polls in November
an my opinion" said ho, there IS no doubt
whatever Of the success of the democratic party
Mr. Cleveland, / believe, win carry all the
states he did in 1854, and probably one or two
Others"
you know" said he members of the cabi-
net are not accustomed to submitting TO inter
views. However you may say that / feel
perfectly confident Of democratic success. We
win carry New York by $4,000 majority. We
Connecticut and have very strong hopes Of
carrying California aud two northwestern
states"
"Do you include Michigan in the two north
western states2"
II don't care to speak for Michigan particu
larly. Tariff reform has strengthened the
democracy very materially there, however,
and the strength is rapidl& increasing"
CONGRESSMAN MILLS.
Since Mr.. Mills return from his stumping
tour throughout the north and west, his COM
mittee room has been daily filed with mem
bers listening to his glowing accounts of the
trip and cheering words as to the democratic
outlook. Mr.. Mills is enthusiastic over the
outlook and has inspired all other democrats
here with his feeling of confidence in dcmo-
cratic success Late this afternoon, after the
crowd Of mcmbers had left his committee
room, he called IN THE CoNsrfTUroN'sc cores
poudont and said:
II want to toll the people of tho south
through TUE CONSTITUTION that in my opn-
ion democratic success is already assured.
"On my recent trip fonnd tho tariff reform
sentiment growing very rapidly. The people
We're a little ratified ut FIRST over the cry of FREQ
trade, urged against us by the republicans, but
they have been thinking about this matter and
now understood that the charge is false.
Everywhcre went found the feeling very
strong for tautr reform The people seem
deeply interested in this question and have
listened to me for hours at time without tr-
iuH.
"At Chicago l spoke to fifteen thousand
people at Turner's hail. There was n surpris
ing amount N attention and the audience
seemed enthusiastic over tariff reform. While
in Chicago / went out to the atocSyards TO see
.,l,
al stopped work and had
10 talk tariff 10 them. The people
Of Illinois are undoubtedly with us. The
democrats there say we are going TO carry the
state, aud believe ii, In fact, l feel confident
Illinois is going democratic, for l found many
peopic Who have heretofore voted the republi-
can Ticket say they now intended 20 vote Tor
Cleveland ana Thurman because they cannot
vote for any man who stands ON the republican
platform adopted al Chicago.
al Nonkers, \. Y, l spoke to an immense
audience, and they, too, were deeply interested
IN taria reform. After my speech was in
formed that five hundred men in the audi
enco, who had heretofore voted the republican
ticket, would now voted with the democrats
| ca account Of oar tariff policy.
I'm Connecticut found tle Same feeling,
and that state is absolutely certain, to 20 dome
| cratic.
AT the democratic headquarters in New
| York found everyone confident of victory.
! on may say New York, Connecticut and New
| Jersey are certain, As 60 Indiana. am as
| confident OF Il going democratic as / am Of
/ Georgia or Texas Michigan is in fair way
| TO 20 democratic and believe California is
sure 20 vote for Cleveland aud Thurman We
4 are going 10 have what the boys call walk
| over
"Has the presidents fisheries message added
| 10 his strcngthW
"lf you could only hear the boys shout once
/ whom it IS mentioned YOU would think So"
! Representative scott, Of Pennsylvania, said
/ 10 bo the presidents personal representative
/ on the moor Of the house, has returned from a
/ visit 20 the democratic headquarters in New
! York. In speaking OF tho outlook 70 THg
/ CoNsTlfVrIoN's correspondent he said:
/ NV hy, from the best Information obtained
/ IN every direction, it is only question Of how
| much majority hc win want The imports are
1 coming ~ 60 headquarters from every GiroO.
| tou. showing that Cleveland AND Thurman
arc arosslus unprecedented enthusiasm iu
! places that utNV heretofore boom ieLarlcd as
| ppgl scan sgorsho,d- We shall surprise
I even ouT,clyo. gt the number % states VS. shah
I carry in November, We are sp.Ng 20 win
with case.
Representative AIMEE QUINN is, u New