The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-16
PROM Our Regular Correspondent
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER
WAsur~GroN, u. G.. Sept. 16. 1892.

w ASHi>UIVNs ~. ~ CcPt. ~, torss
aSouth Dakota, )" said 4 gentleman jusi
from democratic heaG.l narters in New
York. .has been clev. ~ taken out Of
the republican column by an ARRANGED
ment made q day or two ago BY repre-
seusatives or the democratic and OF the
peoples party. In that state there arel
three fully organized parties, and when
they vote for sc 2arate tickets the repub-
Ilicans have the plurality. A democrat
who isa member OF the national COM
mittee conceived the idea OF fusion be-
tween the democratic and peoples party
in thst state. both to support the peoples
state ticket and the four presidential
electors 70 he equally divided. and after
considerable negotiation the fusion has
been agreed upon.' II this gentleman'sj
lnew i Trustworthy. and l have every
T, eason TO believe that II IL, Cleveland
and Stevenson will get two electoral
votes that have not been counted upon
4 The same gentleman assured me that
ali the republican talk about the faiIureI
OF Mr.. Cleveland to harmonic certainI
alleged disc0rdant elements in the demo-
cratic party OF New York was the verb
est bosh. Said he: before the tirst OIL
October Il will be so plain that the most
: sangnine republican will have 10 &C.
!. knowledge that the democratic party oil
! New York is tremendously working to
carry that state for Cleveland, and what
IL more to the point. they are going 70
7 succeed in doing it."
4. Ex-Treasurer Huston. of Indiana, IL IN
Q w ashington on political mission, and
i III il significant that he admits that the
chance OF The republican 10 carry that
= state Is largely dependent upon the out
e come OF their efforts 10 have the court
declare the present apportionment Law
slof the state unconstitutional. He also
, admits that there IL republican dissiiec-
., ton in the state. This Is in marked con-
> itrast to the claim everything tone. Of the
q Indiana republicans who have come to
7 Washington since Harrison was renomi'
+ mated.
2 General A. S. Buford, OF Virginia, :
Q prominent railroad man, says about pol
. lisics In his state | do not think the third
e party will cut much OF figure In the
II Virginia campaign this year. Il appears
70 TO Be weakening every day. and think
r 1.-The democracy will carry the state very
=. cleverly for Cleveland.
ot According 70 the information received
oilhere the peoples party IL also weaken
ys ing every day IN al the rest Of the south
~ ern states. aud the danger which was ap'
q pretended ~ one time on account Of ~
o. existence IL now regarded ~ very small
. IThe issue between the democratic and
be republican parties IL 30 sharply draw
~ il thie campaign that no man who hs
q. ever been ! democrat feels like aiding
An Indirectly the republican party BY cast
&c ing vote for : ticket which he know
can BY no combination OF circumstan
~ ces win.
81; No one need be surprised IL big ~
~ scare be shortly sprung on the countr!
is- as On aid 70 Mr.. Harrison's candidacy
" Admiral Walker has been sent TO Vens
'er zue,an waters in the cruiser Chicago, an
cts der sealed orders which there is ressc
-. 10 believe practically instructs him I
nai take steps which will be almost certai
70 be objected 10 BY German and BIRTHS
ny war vessels already in those watere,
sss they do not bring about actual hostil
NO ties. Admiral Walker will find "a
Concord and Kearsage It Ia Guayr
De- when he gets there and they. with %
nm Chicago, will make formidable figh
'cai ing trio. The story as II reaches me
ng that . trumped up claim charging Fl
'o's ropesn vessels with having violated Il
r. Monroe doctrine during the Venezuela
10 revolution IL to be made the basis Of
lot OF spread eaRleism on the part I
ovs Admiral Walker, who IL 20 sail aroun
ION with chip on his shoulder daring Il
foreigners to knock il Oh. and hopiu
ras- III ~ vh;Is shat thev wiii.