The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-10-16

FROM our neg SOilScpOhutIl.
WASHINGTON, October 12.-Mr. Bryan's
managers have assurances which are as posi-
tive. rs il is possible to make them in advance
of the actual announcement OF the vote, that
Delaware West Virginia, Mary land and Ken
lucky, ali OF " mich are beng claimed 10y the
Repuuhcails, are AS safe Tor Lryan as Georgia
ana Florida are. IL Is just ITS well KNOWN to
Mark Hanna us It Is To the Democratic MANIA
gers that Mckinley Will get no electoral votes
from the South, but he Is Keep ny up his claims
with the hope limit II VIII ncIp INN 10 stem the
bryan tide Init is rapidly rising III Inc Middle
West, ANA winch IS Threatening 10 sweep cN cry
tnIng, even Mch!nicy ; own state, before IL.
Many Democrats would ike 10 Know by wnut
process III reasoning rrGsiu ut Cleveland ar
riVeS at the conclusion that II Is NOT CONSISTENT
win SIricJ prOprIcty 10 Iniuglc actively III the
pending cain paI9n, these aIc his own words,
ami Uucn wrilcs the >.ltuc letter his cOuIurII-
uatiUn oil Tine UOItlnG L democrats 10 be read ut Il
gold meeting Il, winch Il number vi his cabinet
-SGCrcJary SlOrtDIi-waS tine principal speaker.
TueS wound aSO IKE To know Tile sort OF pro-
prcUy which allows the rr. SldruJ 10 write III
IuNUr OF gOld ami Tine IIcubcrS OF his cabinet
to write ANA speak III laNur oil gold wlthO 1t al
iecIlnE their Official status, OuI which lnakcS
working Tor sIlNcr cost nluor rcderaI ulhcltts
IhC.r POSITIONS. Ana WINE they are at II they
wuulu Ice gisIu to know II PrcSIucnt cleveland
does not consider II actively mInglIGg III tue
campaign To he holding CONSULTATIONS Iii the
W hUe house 10 devise mcauS Tor Keeping
Democrats from VOLlng Tor the regular Demo
cratic ticket, as he haS been DONG SAGE he re-
turned To W hlll9lDu- 1leS IL ne uOGS
&c would seem To most people That PrGsI-
ucuu Cleveland Is quite as actively mIngling III
tue pre- sent CAIN pstiGu uuiIISL Bryan, rs lie uu
III eLIuCr oil the InIcr c@mpitlgnS winch lie
was tue Democratic CIuuIuatr. III his own be-
hdn. That word ''mlnglr' must nave UcGn
carefully chosen, for .,lr. Cleveland mas not
Orc.s Il luInglcr, as most people understand Ifie
term, since he was nrst cIecteu President.
cGIIaIUr FAULKNER says OF tue reported boast
OF tac RcuuUiIcauS IiuJ they have money
enough 10 uuy up the 40 DtIul States InIS
Il IA
state to ue carried ny The purchase OF votes,
and do not think one Will be carried that way
Lnls IaIl. The opportunities 10 use money cf-
tcctlNely have passed, as ali the large com Oina-
lions have been completed. | 90 not believe
That tue lack vi money viii prevent the Demo
Gratis getting out their lull vote on election
day IniS Is Il campaign i'll which the people
are sufficiently Interested III the result to come
Out themselves
IN tine iiouse, On May 5, 1890, Mr.. Mckinley
Inuuuga speech IN which he used The following
language: w men mercnaudIse Is the cheap
uSt. met ar the poorest, and the most dcpress-
ing cArer-"ncc III the history Ut our country -
aye, IN ali numun histury-have been when
every thing WAS the lowest ana cheapest,
measured uS guld, tor everything was then he
highest and dearest measured by labor
>riIatUr BuLlcr, Chairman oil the PopulISt
Nauona Committee, has given cut his lrst esLl-
mate vi the result OF the election. He give 5
IirS an I;S2 electoral votes without drawing on
| .IunuIs, Michigan, Iowa, Delaware or OaIo. III
All Of whlcn ne thinks Bryan has all equal
chance 10 win.
RrpUrtS from the racine coast are one way,
| lOr Isl yam. Ihc Secretary OF the Democratic
state Committee OF California, writes that the
state Is sure ;or Bryan by very large ma jur-
| ny. and MIR. {. cole, oil Los Angeles III the
Sdiue State, says iii Il letter To Senator Faux
uer: This state Will give IL very arge major
| ty tor Bryan. 1 think more tuau $1,000. liz
| cannot be Inquired at less. \ GU need not
| waste the parry energy by sending speakers
| OIt here. ~ ME we would like 10 ana he III
| them, We DO not need them. Don't scatter.
| Freak the enemies lines" The Chairman OF
| tine Democratic state Committee, oil Oregon,
| writes that It poll OF the State has beeu tdAen
und that Bryan 5 majority VIII certainly exceed
| 1000 and may go as hIgn Us 10000, while the
| Secretary of the Union Blmetalilc Party ut the
| same state, says: II see no reason 10 uuubt
| that Bryan will WIN this state by from 5000 To
| 10000
secretary Edgerton. of the Populi National
Committee who was for several years Chair
man OF the PUpulISt STATE COMMITTEES. OF Ne
brasku, and who Is thoroughly posted ON exist
ing conditions III that state, SAYS Bryan will get
| 1u,OUU P0pullSI votes, IU,UUO Democratic votes,
| 10000 silver RepubIIrun votes and 5000 Pro-
| hiuItluniSt votes, Il total Of l23,UUO while Me-
| kinlCy Will get $4,000 Hcpuoncun votes and
| 5000 gold Democratic Vut, and that out OF
the Congressional districts Will certainly
elect silver men,