The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-09-15
WASHINGTON LETTER.

'orohees has been talking out in meet
ing about HIS recent visit TO the demo
cratic national headquarters in New
York city, and his talk il far from com
plimsnsary to those in charge. He i,
credited with saying that Harrity anG
Dickinson are both idiots, =. far as ns
tionai politics arc concerned. and that tn.
entire democratic campaign a. far % i,
has gone has been batch of errors. 10,
which Whitney is as much responsible a.
harrity and Dickinson. Mr.. vorohee.
tells his democratic friends that il the
election were to BIO held now, Cleveland
could not carry New York to save hi.
life, and that he saw nothing wh.n there
to base any hopes for an improvement in
the situation.
This information from Senator Vorohees
10, 80 far as it refers to New York State
In accord with that received through re-
publican sources Senator Perkins. of
Kansas, who has also been in New York.
says he found the republicans in good
shape all around, and that the campaign
is being vigorously and intslliQently
pushed. and that he has not the slightest
doubt Of the election of Harrison and
Reid by larger electoral vote than that
cast for Harrison and Morton. OF his
own State MIR. Perkins says; 1--WE have
hot fight on our hands, with the demo.
cratic party swallowed up by the so.calIed
peoples party. but you may put it down
AZ certain that we are going to redeem
Kansas this year. The campaign hs.
progressed far enough to make it abso.
lutely certain that the republican State
ticket aud at least FIVE Congrsssmen will
be elected, and before November We OF.
poet to be certain of the rest of the Con.
gressmsn and are of the electoral ticket;
The prosperity ofths farmers of our State
is leaving the demagoguss. whose stock
in trade is now without argument"
If the cholera gets into the United
States it will not be because of any lack
OF effort on the part of the Marine Hos.
pitai Service to keep it out, although it is
absolutely necessary that the various
State and city health authorities should
intelligsntly cooperate with this bureau
to make the quarantine actually prevent.
i've. The Marine Hospital Service,
which is bureau OF the Treasury de.
partment, has control of the Congre.sion.
al appropriation known as the epidemic
fund, which will be used to keep out this
dreaded disease. Collectors of customs
at all ports of entry will act in ooniunc.
ton with the Marine Hospital Service,
and while there might be isolated cases of
the cholera which will evade tho vigilance
of the quarantine suthoritie, and get Into
some of our ssaboard cities, it 10 believed
that the precautions taken will make i.
impossible for it to become epidemic.
A local democrat of prominence says
that Whitney told him that Mr.. Glove.
land would try in his letter of acceptanc.
to tone down the effect of tho plain
spoken free trade plank in the national
platform. which is doing hi. party so
much harm in New York. New Jersey
and Connecticut, States which he must |
larry to be elected. 1t is too late for .nv
'on'ng down process, and nothing that
Mr. Cleveland can say in his letter can
'hange the issue of this csmpaign--pro.
lection vs.. free trade.
The most troublesome problem that the
ltizens' committee in charge of the G. A.
Z. encampmsnt had to deal with has
'een satisfactorily solved That was to
rrange for plentiful supply OF good
wholesome food. well cooked and at a
sasonable price, in close proximity to the
'arracks in which free sleeping sccommo.
ations Will be furnished all veterans who
o not engage their own quarters. A
ontract has been made with a catsr.r
rho has had wide experience in feeding
'rge crowds by which he agrees to fur.
ish those Of the visitors who desire rep.
lar meals with three good meals for 81
er day, and to supply at all times dur.
,g the night or day cold lunches with
OF coffee and tea and milk at tho usual
lty prices. Tho barracks have been
AIMED, those on the monument lot, Alaer.
honor of General Alger, and those in
arfeld park, Farragut, after the gallant
ID Admiral. long since gone where all
bod sailors 60.
The addresses of sixteen OF the suryiy.
% war governors have been obtained by
IL COMMITTEES and this week invitations to
tend the sncsmpment As special guests
honor of the committee will be- for.
arded to each of them. 1t is hoped
lat all OF them may be able to attend.
it is the purpose of the committee to
AXE their reunion memorable occs.
on.
Big Tree or "a Big Lilo.