Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-23
nop.,ul ou.,s.s isr Repeal ia the ssaais.

Hopeful Optieok fof hspsai ~ tHs ss"e"-
There are now hut SIS members Of the
Sens.e--three senators seats being con
tested of this number, 4 are for repeAk
unconsiitionally-thati Is, they viii vote fd
the VOORHEES, bill, with its declarations foe
h.-p,eisaism-s3 are opposed to repeal ans
win vote against il. The other III sfe
doubtful. OF the doubtful ones, seSee
have a tendency, and a strong one At thaS
sar renesl. while the other four favor free
silver strongly.
tn. al r.peslers are Aldrich, RhodS
Island: Allison, lows B,iee. OHIO; Csf
s,yy Louisiana; Camden, West Virginia;
Carey, wyoming; Chandler, New Hamis
.hire; Cullom, Illinois; DAVIS. Minnesota
Dixon, Rhode Island; Dolph. Oregon
f,ye. Maine: Galhnger. Nes Hampshire
Gibson M.ryisni; Gormsn. Mary land
c-ny. Delaware; Hale. Maine; Hswless
Connecticut: Higgins, Delaware; Hill
New York: Hoar, Massachusetts; McMiis
Ian, Michigan; Mcpberson, New jersey I
Mitchell. Wisconsin; Morrill,, Vermont 1
Murphy. New York: Palmer, Illinois
pIs,t. Connecticut: Proctor, Vermont
Qasy, Penns, lssnia; Sherman, ONO
Smith. New Jersey; Stockbriise, Michis
gan: TuYpie, Indiana; Villas, Wisconsin
Voorhees,, Indiana; Wsshburn- Minnesota
White. Louisiana; and Wilson, Iowa
Lindsay. Kentucky; Lodge, Massaehui
sets.
Tn free silver men are Allen, Nebras1
ks; Bate, Tennessee Berry. Arkansas
Blackburn, Kentucky; Butler, South Carol
ina; Cameron. Pennsylvania; Cockrell,
Missouri: Coke. Texas Celquiu, Georgia
Daniel, Virgins; Dubois, Idaho; George.
ui.,i..ippi: Gordon, Georgia: Hsnseo-
,ongh, North Dakota; Harris, Tennessee
trby. South Carolina; Jones Arkansas
Ssnes. Nevada; KYLE, South Douth Dako-
Ia: Morgan, Alabama; Pasoo, FLORIDA ;
pfc, Kansas; Perkins, California; Peai-
grew. South Dakota; Power, Montana
pugh. Alahama: Shoup, Idahoi Stewart
Nevada. Teller. Colorado; Vance, North
carojins: Vest. Missouri; White, Califor-
nis aud woleet,, Colorado.
Tn. ,eyen doubtful ones who tend
toward unconditional repeal are Can,
rloriaa. Faulkner, West Virginia; Msnd'
| er.or. Nebraska; Ransom, North Carolina
Roach. North Dakota; Squire Washington
| and Mills. Texas
| The four doubtful men who tend toward
| free silver are Hrnton, Virginia: Mitchell
| Oregon; Perkins, California; and waitha!i
| Mississippi.
If the repealers should secure the sever
| doul,fnl msn who tend toward repeal, The,
would have ~, OF ! majority with tn. thfe'
| contested seats vacant, or eight maJorii,
.i.h the contes;ees seated and voting 10
free silver. If the four doubtful men VIE
ten toward free silver should vote for fre'
Ill e-, that is against repeal, there voni'
he - free silver men, and should the three
or,estee. be sested, and vote for free ell
We, IS they sll probably would, the ffe'
.ii er men would have 40 votes. hanson
Ii. considered by the repealers as o' 1T
al,.ost certainly a repeater; Faulkner
p,, ,,ed in the same crowd; Roach IL ssid :
hs .e been secured by promises of admins
II. ion patronage: Squire is also eona'e
n On: Mills is believed to be pretty ceffal
for repeal, by reason of his closeness to ii'
airistration. Repealers say that Mar
} a. son uiil vote for the VOORHEES, blij II
cs, mes 10 a scratch. and Call is looked upo
4. ready for missionary work Hunton
b. i retl TO be AZ almost hopeless case
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