The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-09
WASHINGTON CITY,


ef the result Of the election next
Tuesday have vanished; the Wet
Dry is regarded as having already
been Won and it is now only a
question of majorities, in the States
rs we'll as ia the electoral college,
and present indications are that the
Democrats will get few more, if
any, than one-third of the members
of the electoral college, and the pos
sibility of election being thrown in
10 the House has been averted by
statement from the leaders Of the
peoples party to the effect that
svery elector elected by that party
will cast his vote in the electoral
9Oilege for Harrison, if it becomes
80 prevent the election OF Ceve-
@nd, which would be to the result
af throwing the election into the
House. Harrison will need no as.
siat nee from the peoples party;
His reelection by republican votes
% as absolutely certain rs any
bhing that has not already taken
place can BE.
IL tl' Alabama Democrats carry
U. S. MarshalS on election day they
will spend the remainder of their
ive5 regreting it. Their claim that
The appointment OF these officials
outs do of the large cities is illegal
B nonsense. Directions for such
appointments were make by the
democratic Attorney General
When ever they were asker for by
he requisite number Of citizen, I'M
der the direct orders of Mr.. Cleve-
sahd. Attorney General Miller
has gone to Indiana to aid in clos
ing the campaign and to vote, but
acting Attorney General Aldrich
has taken steps to see that the
authority Of the United States is
respected in Alabama, as else
Whera.
Thi, is he way situation appears
to the editor Of the National organ
Of ihe peoples party, pulished in
this city: "MI. Harrison is going
to be elected" says the aforesaid
editor, 'just as sure as you are
alive. The Democrats have carr ed
the thing TOO far. The way they
treated our folks in the House and
thoir attempts to override us in the
South by bribery and fraud is go
ms 50 cost them dear. Iu the first
place it will cost them the loss OF
New York, and Mr. Cleveland's
defeat, which is already assured. ]
mink Harrison will carry New
YorI, Connecticut, Indiana, Virg-
inia and North Carolina and pos.
silly Alabama"
a'he President is kept fully posted
upon every phase of the campaign
not only by the National Commit.
teo hut by personal friends in all OF
the states in which are complica
Nous that make them even in the
slightest degree doubtful, and ne
Knows as near as it is possible tC
6noW In advance what the vote Of
next Tuesday viii be, and it is
Nut l,DoWledge which makes him
g. confident Of reelection. Allow.
ADce has been made for every pos
aib'e contingency that can effect
she result and there will still re,
a.ain good healthy Republican
majority in lho electoral college.
gIa President is about the only
prominent citizen Of Indiana, tenn
gDrarily residing in Washington
vho viii not go home to vote. Al.
mrney General Miller and Mr.. Hal
&gl, the Presidents private sec
potary are on the stump in thai
state now, and will remain 10 hell
sWall the majority for Harrison
tsH,l lp.,iI ,uith yh,i,.
MIR. Blaine is deeply interest d il
the campaign, and in constant com
MhuicatiOn with prominent Repub
&can, in all parts of the country
aN6, ike all the rest OF the Repub
Mems hereabOuts' he regards tn
5Nt'g for protection, reciprocit,
and honest money as already won
thinks the Republican majority il
the electoral college will be con
siderably larger than it was fou
years ago.
II being a physical impossibilit,
80 reply individually to the thou.
Snds Of letters and kilograms ex
tending sympathy to himself an
tamily in their bereavement whicI
Ae has received, the President thi
week gave to the press association,
For publication, general acknow
Judgement for himself and family
concluding with these feeling word.