The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-24
THE SOUTH Is STEADFAST.
GEORGIA AND LOUISIANA IN LINE
As HERETOFORE.

Soiored Republicans OF Georgia Far Fro.
soiid Tor the Third P~arty-Tho Fight
There Confined TO n Few Districts.
Senators Randall Gibson OF Louisiana and
George Grny OF Delaware wero among the
numerous callers on Chairman Harrity and
Chairman Dickinson at Democratic national
headquarters yesterday. 1he former called
to assure tho managers OF the Cleveland and
Stevenson campaign that there need DO no
fear OF tho Democracy's losing the electoral
vote OF Louisiana. and that tho Republican
pretensions that they have even the slightest
chance In that stronghold OF Democracy are
most ridiculous.
I'VE shall make It the livelicst campaign
seen In our State in several years" said
Senator Gibson. "Wo are not at all alarmed
about tho vote OF the state. Cleveland and
Stevenson will havo a handsome majority.
While tho Force bill was pending In the
Senate It was difficult to make our people be-
lieve the Republicans seriously meant to
enact such n law. But they now see oil the
Republican State platforms and the national
platform endorsing the Force bill. they re-
member that this oiious measure was mover
finally beaten. but merely side-tracked.
and discover thnt 1t is the apparent purpose OF
the Republicans to revive it in one form or an
other II they can obtain complete control OF
tho Federal Government. With an Issue like
this and with the intelligence and patriotism
OF our people appealed to AZ they Will DO ap-
peaied to in this campaign. there is not a State
in the South that will fail to give a good Demo-
cratic majority"
Senator Gray. who Is ono Of the most brilliant
orators OF the Democracy. called, to confer
with b. L. Smalley regarding the work which
he is expected to do on the stump. but Mr..
Smalley was out OF the city and Senator Gray
will see him to-day.
Chairman Thomas Taggert OF the Demo-
cratic State Committee Of Indiana arrived last
evening to consult with the campaiGn mana
gers regarding the work necessary to be done
among the Hoosiers to wrcst the State from
Republicans. who are bolstered BY Federal
patronage and expect to be we'll provided with
money. which Col. Dudley knows how to use
80 we'll.
+. T. speer Of the Atlanta Journal. who paid
his respects to Messrs. Harrity and Dickinson.
said. regarding tho Georgia situation: " do
not regard the Presidential situation in
Georgia with any sort OF distrust. Tho Third
party people are counting on the e q or 90 t iSs
Of It. Northern. the present Governor. has q
mos, acceptable record. and the color,ed
Ssat ree ~ the u %kirS party candidate. 10000
sfssis nntis that t Tx s'a at s %ila f!y ,ias !ss p Dsns:
ity. The only serious business the democrats
have on. hand is the election. OF congressman
IN two Or three districts. Watson is q good
campaigner and n taking speaker on the
stump. The Democrats have. put O strong
candidate in the field against Watson. MIR.
Black OF Augusta. who. II elected, viii. easily
make his mark in Congress-. l don't think our
Northern friends need give themselves any
concern about Georgia or Alabama Both are
safe for Cleveland"
One OF the rumors which was set afloat yes-
terday was to tho effect that Richard Watson
Glider. the poet, Is preparing q campaign
life Of the Democratic Presidential candidate.
which will be circulated by the National Com
mittee.
tenant OF Smith NJ. Weed. Ia satisfied that the
Republican majorities in New York's northern
counties will be greatly reduced this fall. In
a recent tour OF those counties he says he did
not find the least sign OF Democratic dissatis-
faction.
Dickinson OF Bay Ridge. Comptroller Theodore
w. Myers, A. i. Perrige Of Chicago. District At
torney j. ": Eaton OF Albany. Samuel H.: Coon
OF Clean. hilbert b. easy Of kidgefeld. Conn.,:
VIM. p. Mitchell. Jerome De Witt Of Bingham
ton. ?. A. Hargous.W ". H.. Villas OF East Orange.
Max Seligman. l. g. Johnson OF, Fredericks-
burg. Va: Vim. Browne Of Philadelphia. Mar
tin Conlin Of New Haven. i. L. Perkins OF Chi
cago. VIM. r. Purkess Of San, ANTONIO. James
NcCane Of Dallas. d. T. st. Clair OF Charlotte.
NC: VIM. Zukendorfo Of Tucson. -SxJeH
-Adlai Ewing Stevenson left for his home in
Bloomington on the 3:l5 New York Central
train yesterday morning.