The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
THEY BRING CHEERING NEWS.
MEN FROM THREE SECTIONS VISIT
DEMOCRATIC BEADQUART1aA

National Csnnitteenaa Ciayton's Story or
the Situation IN the soush-Mr. Wallace
Relieves washIpGton's Electoral votes
Win Go for the Treket-Mr. winston's
Ensowrsging Report from Minnesota.
Chairman Harrity and Mr.. whitney at Dom
ocratic national headquarters listened yes
terday with great satisfaction to encouraging
news which was brought them from the South.
the Northwest. and the Pacific slope. National
Committeeman Henry D. Clayton OF Alabama
brought tho news from the South. and was ac-
companied by A. @. Smith. Chairman OF the
State Committed. and Congressman John II.
Bankhead OF tho Sixth district.
There are thousands Of white men," said
Mr.. Clayton. Alliance Democrats. who fol.
lowed Kolb In August, who thought that con-
test merely faction light. When they compre-
bend that casting their votes for either
Weaver or fusion electors will be voting for
Harrison and tho Force bill they will give
their support to the Democratic nominee.
"Kolb got the support Of almost every man
with . grievance against the regular Demo-
cratic management. But these Democrats
will not push their dissatisfaction so far As to
hazard tho electoral vote OF the state by fol-
lowing Kolb against their own party in any
fusion with the Republicans. The Democracy
Of Alabama 10 In splendid fighting condition.
and the leaders on both sides Of the late fac
ton fight. except the place hunters who were
defeated. are advocating harmony"
Hugh G. Wallace. the son.in-lnw Of Chief
Justice Fuller. who is National Committeeman
from the State Of Washington. was jubilant
over the possibility that tho four electoral
votes Of his State may be cast for Cleveland
and Stevenson.
Tho Republican party Of Washington"
aoi1 Mr. Wa1loco 'sia oplik Sootfla IN, ,,o
trolled nearly all the offices OF consequence to
cans Of the state. It was promised that the
to 2 fair d%iyisio9' but q usual tho seattle ring
coannal.. There ism is open SHnf revolt 'G IN ' tie s Stats'
Leading Republicans and leading Republican
nqpers are : ,o ool tin t 5,tS Our r 5G q ZONES mes from
SEATTLE SsnSHeta! sn.i ca% *. 1ia s.S g yr sa sbs sTfIn d1.W 51s
There is every reason to. believe That the State
g e ss,!si t aS,e 'ni Presidential electors may
Of Minnesota: sald that / the 6emocrscy can
fair prospect Of it's ability to do 50: it viii carry
that State for the Democratic ticket in No
t tsasUt ctommit H.a ' that ns M fn%se Of .e IL ans q State ME
Nh worth o ta,5 ms ndIH 2 an ne effort { to o, get; -, The ForGe
Minnesota Kin Is sa's as Mi in the SOUTH Ss + as s' Tas i Ha esseS b 5R
against it. The people reyolted at the sugges-
ton Of Interference wIththeir franchise rights:
Acted accordingly In opposition to his party.
The Alliance. Mr., Winston reports. is strong
and we'll organized,
Other visitors at headquarters we're Gen. W.
II. Jackson, X. +. Jackson. and W.. H. Wash
tnGton Of Tennessee. Judge. John W. Cary Of
Chicago. Eaton j. Bowles OF Day st. Louis.
Miss, Jacob Seabold. .ex-Judge Nelson Smith.
hssomblyman T. ]. McManus. and Col. II. X.
Shackelford.
Besides Chairman Harrity and Mr.. Whitney.
the members OF the Campaign Committee on
brice, Secretary sheerin. and B. D. Smaiiey".