Milford chronicle., 1892-09-16


WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1892.
The President will return to Washington,
rs week. in order to see for himself that
yery thing in The White House, as well as
q the city generally, is in the proper condition
ID make the best impression upon his com
rad Of the c. A. r. who will come to the
encAnpuient next week. He will fnd every
thineAiu apple pie ORDER, as the saying IS
aud soNyill the veterans, as there IL uuani-
nous determination on the part of Washing
tons TO ontdo every thing done BY other
cities and to make eucampment week mem
orable inthe annals of the National Cap
ital as well as 10 those Of the G. A. R. The
President dass not expect to leave Wash
inpton for any extended period against year.
unless the health Of Mrs. Harrison, who VIII
90 South to spend the winter, shall compel
him to go to her Washington is already be-
ginning to put on its gala attire to receive
the veterans who will begin to arrive by the
last Of this week. The program for eneamp-
ment week is complete, and every hour oil
time between 9 a IN. and midnight of each
day from Monday to Friday will be filed
with interesting and enjoyable events.
! Committee will meet every train and escort
the old soldiers to the quarters which have
been allotted them.
Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, is one OF the
advance guard of the Congressional army
e which is coming to Washington to hell
:. make things pleasant for the old soldiers
He is utilizing the time before the encamp
> meut in attending to some department bust
ness for his constituents. At the close Of tn
4 encampmeut he will return to Ore
=, pou with the G. A. R. men from tina
state and take an aggression part in tn
= campaign. OF the general political outloo
r he :"everything hear makes the viz
n tory of Harrison and Reid more certain.
! am satisfied that New York will give Ha
" risou larger majority this ysar than in 1881
Is Asked about his own state, the senator sai'
le ooh Oregon is all right we shall carry ii
of state. as usual Notwithstanding the activii
/; of the peoples party which may cast
many as 10000 votes in the state"
+ Speaking of the peoples party, if one ms
IN believe what is said by members OF tn
or party who are high up in IFS official cou
90 ellis. it is rapidly going to pieces in Il
south. where such great results had been
3 confidently predicted for 1t. Governor Ii
to man, South Carolina, whose recent swee
,rs ing victory over the regular democratic
SANITATION in that state is fresh in the min
of the public, is openly accused by the
itor of the peoples party national organ
nv being a traitor to the peoples party, and
lcI having used the farmers alliance as 81
of TO thump a rival democratic faction
ful tending all the while to act with the matte
al democratic party himself If this edi'
knows what he is talking about, SINH
'eo state of affairs exists in other states, whs
er- the bulk of the so called peoples party
led merely kicking" democrats yho will
- the national election support Cleveland
stevenson. He says there isa prooa6il
Jes that these democrats who are using the
in lance and the third party merely as ST
as ming stones to enable them to get into otl
-. themselves disappointed, as there may
-, simon pure peoples party tickets put up
IL averv southern state where the men now
his control Of that party are under suspiei
IRA and this is the party that was going 10 ca
not half Of the southern states.
Hon. ]. N. Huston, ex .. 3 Ireasu
lar, ,,bo USUALLY knows everything worth kn
ted inc about Indiana politics, is inWashing'
9th he savs;''both parties are hard at wo
o,,n with headquarters WIDE open at lndiaho
r. lis. and speakers busy stamping the st
cen This week Gov. Mckinley will peg
re- stutnping tour of the national gas regions
osi. later we will have other noted outside
ators Republicans, with rare except
which are becoming rarer, are conhden
Ter success and if we succeed in our SUIT nov
and court. in overthrowiug the present un
the and unconstitutional apportionment Ia"
shall certainly sweep the state"
Democrats here make no bones" OF
iele- ;ro publicly that Mr. Cleveland has go
any recognize Senator Hill, no mater how
1mi- initiating it may be to him, if he wishes
70 stand even the ghost of chance OF ca
inc New York, without which he cal
mas possibly be elected.
har- The national democratic committee
.ritv made '.dickern with the alliance boss
,,o5 soptb Dakota, whereby the democrat
Po oftbat state are bound to support the alli
sac or third party state ticket and the four
ring tors are to be equally divided bet'
the Cleveland and Weaver. Senator Kyle
ond take the stump for the fusion ticket and
national democratic committee is to iuI
acO all the documents and Doodle needed
ices. nublicans here believe that this deal
ed a bring the republican alliance men bae
Mr.. their first love, and result , IN eis'""s
,xpd republican s1alS l'N@