Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-20

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WASHINGTON, Sept. IL, 1892.
Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, is one
of the advance guard of the Con-
gressional army which is coming to
Washington to help make things
pleasant for the old soldiers. He is
utilizing the time before the encamp-
ment in attending to some depart
ment business for his constituents.
Al the close Of the encampsnent he
will return to Oregon with the q. a,
r. men from that State, and take an
aggressive part in the campaign. or
the general political outlook he says:
Everything / hear makes the victo-
~ OF Harrison and Reid more GER
tain. am satisfied that New York
will give Harrison larger majority
this year than in 1885," Asked
about his own State, the Senator said;
aOh, Oregon is all right. We shall
carry the State, as usual, notbwith-
standing the activity of the Peoples
party, which may cast as many as
10000 votes in the State"
Speaking OF the Peoples party, IL
one may believe what is said by mem
bers Of that party who arc high up IN
its official councils, II is rapidly going
to pieces in the South, where such
great results had been 80 confidently
predicted for IL. Governor TilIman,
Of South Carolina, whose sweeping
victory over the regular Democratic
organization in that State is fresh in
the minds OF the public, is openly
accused by the editor OF the Peoples
party national organ OF being a trail
tor to the Peoples party, and OF hav-
ing used the Farmers Alliance as a
club TO thump rival Democratic
faction, intending all the while to &C,
with the national Democratic party
himself. II this editor knows wha,
he is talking about, u similar state Of
affairs exists in other States, where
the bulk OF the so-called People,
party are merely "kicking" Demo
Gratis who will at the national election
support Cleveland and Stevenson
He says there is a probability tina
these Democrats who are using tn,
Alliance and the third party merely
As stepping stones to enable them t
get into offices may find themselves
disappointed, as there may be Simor
pure Peoples party tickets put up il
every Southern State where the mel
now in control Of that party are I'M
der suspicion. This is the party tina
was going to carry half of the South
crn States.
Hon. j. N. Huston, ex-U. S. Treas
urer, who usually knows everythin,
worth knowing about Indiana poll
tics, Is in Washington. He says
" Both parties are hard at work, wit
headquarters wide open at lndianap
oils, aud speakers busy stamping tn
State. This week Gov. MoKinle
will begin stumping tour of the ma
tionsl region, and lster we will hav
other noted outside orators. Repub
leans, with rare exceptions which ar
becoming rarer, are confident Of sue
cess, and IL we succeed IN our SUI
now in court, in overthrowing tn
present unjust and unconstitutions
apport,onmen law we shall certainl
sweep the State"
Democrats here make g no bones
Of saying publicly that Mr., Clevelan
has got to recognize Senator Hill, n
matter how humiliating it may be ,
him, II no wishes to stand even th
ghost Of chance OF carrying Ne
York, without which he cannot DO,
sibly be elected.
The national Democratic committe
has made decker" with the All
ance bosses in South Dakota, whereof
the Democrats of that State are boun
TO support the Alliance, or third part
State ticket, and the four electors ar
to be equally divided between Clevt
land and Weaver. Senator Kyle
to take the stump for the fusion tick
ct, and the national Democratic con
mittec is to furnish all the document
and doodle needed. Republican
here believe tina, this deal viii brin
the Republican Alliance men bao
TO their FIRST love and result in cleo
ing the Republican State ticket an
electors.
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Indtaps Strengthening esme.
The Indians are leaving their re-
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