The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-09-23
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trsem Our regular correspondent,

WAsHiSGToS, Sept II, 1891
! Mr. Harrison finds it more and more diff
ficult ~ the campaign grows more interest
ing TO boss the republican machine from
out of the way Loon Lake. 80 he will thi.
week return to The White house. where ht
can watch a1d direct every move made. HI
thought seriously at one time Of taking ur
his residence in New York city during the
rest Of the campaign in order to make
certain that his orders were arried out. bu:
he was finally made TO see thai il was more
polite TO remain in Washington and pre-
tend to be engrossed with his sxecu'iys
duties.
South Dakota. said a gentleman just
from democratic headquarters in New York
has bsen cieyerly taken out Of the republi
can column Ly an arrangement made dag
or two sgo by Representatives of the demo
cratic and Of the peoples party. In that
state there arc three fully organized parties,
and when they vote for separate Tickets the
republicans have the plurality. A demo
erat who is member Of the national COM
niittee conceived the idea If fusion be
wsen The democratic and peoples rarty in
that state. both 10 tupport the peoples sta;
ticket and the four presidential electors TO
be equally divided, end after eonsiderabl
negotiation the fusion has heen agreed
upon" II this gentlslnan' : meas Is trust
worthy. and / have every reason TO believe
that il is. Cleveland and Stevenson will get
two electoral votes that have no. been count
ed upon.
The ssme gentleman assured me that al
the republican talk about the failure Of II
Cleveland to harmonic certain alleged dis
oordant elements in the democratic party Of
New York vas the veriest bOsh. Said he,
before tho first Of October it will be 50
plain that the naoat sanguine republican
will have to acknowledge that the demo
cratic party of New York IS harmoniously
WORKING to carry that state for Cleveland.
and what IS more Is ths point. they are
going 10 succeed in doing It.
Ez,Treasurer Husssin. Of Indiana, il n
Washington on political mission. and il
is significant thai he admits that the chance
Of ths repablicans 10 carr that st..e il
largely dependent upon the outcome Of their
efforts 10 hare the court declare the present
sppOrt;ouuent lar Of the state uncoazsitu-
tion8i. He also adEaits that there is re-
publican dixzFectioa in the stzte. This Is
n marked oontras. TO the claim everything
tone. Of the Indiana nspsb!icans who have
come 10 Warrington .inoe Harrison was
rsnosnissied.
1Gsncral 4 S Bsfotd. Of ..virginia. a
prominent railroad .naan. says about politics
in his Stale: = DO &c. think the shird party
will cut Enaeh Of figure in the Virginia
campaign this year. ltappeArs 10 be weak
saing eyarg day. and think. the democracy
viii carry the state very caeyerly fos cseve-
land.
No cEse need sa szsrplzse3 II a big wzx
scare hs shortly sprungsoa The conntEy n
an aid to Mr. Hsrrisou's candidacy. Adj
gnirai Walker has been ssass 10 TenexueiAn
ssAtags "a liz s.rss lsss
orders whisA there iss Fsa4pa to heiisve
practically inssruess him 10 take STEPS
which will be almost certain to be objectesi
to By German ard Briti.h war vsas.ls al
ready in these watszs, ifiber do not bring
abous actual hostilities. Admiral Wake
viii End the Concord and heanssge at la
6uayara when be gess there aud they. with
the Chicago. viii make formidable fight
ing trio. The s;Ogy as il reaches me Is that
trumpet up claim charging European
vessels with having violated tie Monroe
doctrine during the Venezuelan revolution
Is 10 be made the hans Of lot Of sprssi
easleisrn on the part Of Admiral Walker.
who Is 10 sail aroand with a chip On his
shoulder daring Foreigners 10 knock ii "a,
and hoping al! the while that they will