Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

Eyes OF the Political World Now Turned OF
Wash
CorFesl'ondenoc q Tir E'tninr sta-
NEw YoEE. Se.,t. IL. 1892.

Correspondence g, Tie E,.nsns st.-.
NEw YoEE. Sert IL. 1892
81 eyes arc turning tovnrd Washington now.
Ire an voacLinc gathering Of ;he Did soldiers
'h're Interests t.oE,as.ds o; leopic here. You
btas II talked II on every hand. The
Gr"nd Array button is beginning 10
MAKE lie appearances on the s;rc.ts. the
old soldiers are brushing W their uniforms sad
var u n.,i.ncCrCVs and ritlsi;tg ic meet their
OIL friends. There val lie a good many di.-
Gi'gai Red New Yorker. ~ Washington by ia.
end o. The week. Il Is expected tia: the New
York members a; the Grand Army vii ta.n
oft III Erva' numbers. No accurate estimate
oaii az made ~ iss,i 1T g the uuluhcr Who viii
be m ATTENDANCE tcom ,h;s state. hat New lo,k
ana ieAiIsEi'Sr;s NJ. doubtless furnish q larger
repress E;a-;uE si.sn amy other tao states
NJ. Cleveland UArS vi, probably burn Whom
;he Grand Array BOYS ges together. : lie Gruad
A:n:y Is suppose - tc Hon-l oil, icai o.gan:-
za'i'a bU; il coalG >oarcc., h. eN,.,ciel tb5, la
a Presidential yo.r 20 l4.any Old soldiers would
ges tose her "i'h"at n .'uiitio'an getting
II h.. work IN hem. There 1, ra-
son 10 believe shAt thc obi sol
di-rs vii be reminded a good many
;inr'.5ciorc chcy gsi asay frum Washington
OF M. t.evclnEds veto record. and II nourke
COCHRAN Saj Gen. Sick!c- are not quoted rev
eral time Ia the eject that Cleveland cannot
get the vote Of she old soldiers hen there l.
more :nrsetfalne~s ON the republican side than
could reasonably be expected.
Secretary 90 StE;u Foster. who aas been haae
for the rasi tive or three day.. las been a good
den! ar The rel u5iican headquarters con-uliinS
with Chairman ta-;cr and others. lie causc
of his VIII is not known.
rsTK ELECTION IN GEORGIA
A good den! q interest Is felt hc,c in the al
preaching e.ec ION la Georgia. he election in
tina: state is to occur ca October and i. for
-.
II u Underwood ihs- fhe alliance peo,,lc ..u,!
the rcpublicaUeare O, e.aii',c he req uhlicap
having PAT no candidate IN the field. Whether
the even; viii be q duplication ~ the Alahn...a
election l. uncertain. II l. evident however
Ma. 'ae democrats are EaXi3ns ~ L. the re
salt COMMITTEEMAN Clstk Howell. who is
here FROM that state. SAYS That the democrats
have their Il oakers all Gu. and are I,nshl.g The
fight 10 tine cry best OF lEeir efforts.
Il do no: think. -Hid he there i. auy oc-
casion for alarm. although the lelubirHns and
alliance people viii probably WORK Together"
How about fom Watson. who i. pictgr-
esqUe hgare In Washington and whose fate Is a
matter Of considerable interest thereY"
Tom L. actively az work. hat he has plenty
to do IN looking after h. OWE district. We shall
give him very close fight and ] lc.ie,e he will
be defeated
And as to the other congressional dis
trictrG'
Il think thcy will all cleo; democratic Con
Gressmeu- I he hardest tight Vii be III Watson /.
district. which is the teuth. bui bclie,c We
thail carry that
is the third party making general canvas.
in the stnte!"
Yes: il Is running card. dates for every Office
from constable up 20 governor and members Of
Congress
Are thev expecting 20 poll large vo;e?''
ph. ther are Ginning everything. of course
lc hear them talk y"a wouid lee led 20 expect
that the, vii elect everybody cu the ticket
Eat don't believe il. The democratic narty
WIS never better orcani ,ed "r more earnestly at
work. I'm the last there hns ;ocn coril ara lively
little organization necessary. Now. however
the htate and county CARNATIONS are working
ia perfect harmony and The organization crr-
orally is thorough and complete. I belie e he
democrats viii carry the state ticket by from
forty 10 fifty thousand ms jority."
do YOU expect to see the republicans carry
any southern state In the presidential election?''
No"
ALLEGED REPUBLICAN MISTAKE IN NEW JERSEY
1t looks hero as though tho republicans in
New jersey had made a mess of it. it is I'M
derstood that their candidate for governor.
kean. while not perhaps the wenkest man ,ha;
could have been selected in all the state Is far
from being the strongest nan. Had
they nominated william Walter Phelps for
governor and persuaded him TO come home aud
take hold of the canvass i. il nos unavoidable
that New Jersey might have given u republican
majority both for governor and for the electoral
ticket. Ii is know that the democrnt. have felt
good deal Of alarm lately about New jersey.
1be improved condition of industrial and
manufacturing interests in the state in the past
year las strengthened the republicans there
materially. and had they put up u state ticket
Of the strongest men they could have found
they would have stood very good show of
success.