Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
NUMBER 32.

a somewhat disgustsd lsepubIican ue-
scribo- him ~ "a rich aud eooentric
dude weighing 100 0pounds. T" Mr. Gold
zior ~ the present Fourth u rcnomi'
mated. bu, Is now In the sixth. and In
the Fourth by the new division the
Democrats have nominated Mr.. Timo-
thy T. Ryan. totally unknown In
Washington. hut SUPPOSED to H. an Ital'
ian from Tippcrary- Mr.. Hopkins. re.
publican. Of the present Fifth is re-
nominated. and 30 IL cUurso is Mr. Hit
~ the prcssnt sixth General IIender.
son ~ the present Seventh lot tho
nomination In his n'w district. AMI
Major Thomas W. Fullerton IL Ottawa
l. the Republican candidate lie ia
lawyer and very popular man. locally
described as "a good mixer and reg
ular three ply. all wool get thcrc, ElL"
McssrS Child. and Wheclor Of the prs.
cnt Eighth and Nj th are left out by
the new deal. while Mossrs. Pot and
Marsh 10 the present Tenth and Eley.
enth are rcnominatod and will cosle
hack. We are told
Third aud roa.,h Parties.
Mr Mcdonald 20 the rr~ont Twelfth
and Sir. Funk of the present. Fourteenth
arr defeated Tor rcnomiuatiOn. but Mr.
Springer ~ the present. Thirteenth will
make the same old fight. thi. time
against Major Connolly. veteran. q
lawyer and "a first class stumpcr. tho
Republicans say The district Il not
quite ~ Dvmocratic n IL was. and Mr
Springer Is promised the fight of his
life Joo Cannon will como back. AMI
30 probably will Mr. Pithian. although
the Republicans have ct up = pretty
strong combination against the latter
Against Hon E,lward Lane. the cler.
ical looking member from the present
Seyentecn,h district and now nominated
for the new Eighteenth. the Republic.
ans have named Hon John / Reinaker
% Macoupin county. of whom thu only
information obtainable here IL that he
l. an old lawyer Mr. Smith % the
present Twentieth district isrnominai.
ed, and In the new Twentieth the Dem.
ocrats have nominated Mr John J.
iilkklilr III WV ist'NihAu AA'l hsNN
nominated Robcrt X Gibbons. aud Ia
other districts men have br,n namo'l
whose record Il yet unknown here Tho
Pupulists and Prohibitionists have also
nominated extensively. the latter hay.
ing put up very popoular preacher.
Rev. Z l. Hayes, against Joo Cannon.
II the old Danyille district l. anything
like IL used to h. when travelled
through IL. Br'cr Hayes will run ike
cold tar
Mhsre fstha.isss, Aboand..
II would L. idle 90 give the estimate
Of each party committee n. 90 gains and
Losses. Tho least the Republicans will
hear ~ l. carrying o. ~ the % dis.
tricts In Iowa there will h. some fun
in the Ninth district, where Hon. A. I.
Hag,r 4. r,nominated. and the ofttimes
candidate for president, General James
r. Weaver. l. hi. opponent Mo-srS
Hayes ~ the second. Lacey u tho
Sixth. Hepburn of the Eighth and Dol
liver of the Tenth ara also Tcnominatel.
and the Others will L. A. Iowa was
the one state in which therc was no Re-.
publican slump" in 1892 and only ono
Democrat wa. elected 90 congress, no
gains OF lossos arc counted GA by either
party.
In Kansas there will bo fun froIn the
word go-iu fact, there l. already. Tho
new mCn arc q l.. Miller. Republican.
and II. e. Moore. Dcmocrat. In the SC.
Ond district. X y Kirkpatrick. Repub-
lican. In the Third. A. II. Ellis. Ropub-
lican, In the Sixth. and Chester l. Long.
Republican. against Jerry Simpson In
The seventh The PUpulist members
will have another Trial for u, and Case
Bru.lsYick in the First AMI Charley Cur.
tis in the Fourth. Republicans, are also
r,numinatcL The Pupulists arr fright.
fully enthusiastic, 90 spak moderately.
but the Democratic committee frankly
conf,ss.s that IL dossn't know how tho
state l. goin. and has no present means
II finding out In Indiana the Dun.
ocrats feel absolutely sufe of eight dis.
tricts. while the Republicans claim
about IT, same The latter started In
June by claiming the state ly 20, 600.
but have now reduced to 5000. A. u
matter of fact, no party under heaven can
now carry Indiana by 10. 600 majority.
The Democmtic vote u Indiana istho
most constant quantity In American pol
itics Tho variations In majOritios have
bocr very small ever since the war ~
riol and have bcon due entirely to the
changes Of iDdep.ndent voters Nine
denominations may h. counted for
the state Rugged old Jason Brown
was defeated in the Third district by
Sir. stockslaeg,r. and two members de-
clincd denomination, while another
withdrew after receiving II. ln Ken.
tucky Governor McCrary, who h,d no
opposition in isgs. will have this year.
A. to Br,ckinridge, his friends Insist
that he l. gaining all the time, and
really IL doc. Look like II. elf Brck.
inridgr u the second Arkansas Is 10 b.
.uoccc,lcd by judge Little. To .um 10
all up, Republicans can figure out q
small majosity in the next house, while
the Democrats claim IL by 80 "a 40, and,
LET IL turn out ~ IL may, We aru already
suro Of largo propOrtion of able men,
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