Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-20
Says Everything Will Be All Right
in New York.
NOT BOTHERED OVER DISAFFECRION
Hard at Work at Republican Head
quarters at Chicago.
ACTIVE CANVASS PLANNED

1t is pretty apparent here today that Can
i:date Bryan's pis.n to spend some time In
New York state campaigning is lot objec-
t.ouable to the leaders in democratic state
politics, but that on the contrary he has
tfeir cooperation In the movement 1t is
not hard to anticipate from several events
of the rast two days that the state demo-
cratic convention at Buffalo Will indorse
IT'S candidacy, and Mr.. Bryan himself
-miled this morning and said:
Il an not botherng about New York
democrats. Everything will be all right
Among the facts of significance noted
lately are the visit late last night OF Mr..
Elliott Danforth of the New York organiza-
ton, the proposed visit of Mr.. Bryan to
Albany and the inviting of Mr.. Bryan to
meet number of democrats at Winiesook
ledge in the Catskl, presided over by
Chairman Hincklay of the democratic state
committee. With these significant facts is
tdpied the Grrar cement of 4 new western
tnerary, that includes several points in
New York state not before included This
LEV itinerary, after the Erie speech OF the
18th. follows: Speaking in Buffalo the
,lcning of the 9th, and at Medina, n. Y,
he afternoon of the 2Sth. spending the
" ening at Niagara Fails. Go to Horne!ls-
.r-le by way Of Buffalo on the 29th (Satur-
iay, and speaking at Hornellsville in the
>-iternoon. Then go to Jane stown in the
evening and direct to Chautauqua, where
sunday VIII be spent. Monday Mr.. Bryan
sill 60 direct to Cleveland, where he will
peak in the evening. Tuesday he VIII 20
20 Columbus. Ohio, Speaking there the
.venirg of the 1st of September, and at
Toledo on the I'd The evening OF the Sd
le VIII speak at South Bend, Ind, and
september Will he spent in Chicago at
ational headquarters.
Speeches Will BE Short.
Mr. Rryan does to
chicago. The morning of the 5th Mr.
Bryan will leave for Nebraska over the
Hrriington road, making TO stops He says
MS Speeches in all the places named will be
very brief.
1t was late last night when F. Elliott
panforth of New York called to see Mr.
Bryan, and he waited some two hours for
aim to return from Il days outing. He said
It was a friendly call, and Mr.. Bryan re-
.erated It, but as Upper Red Hook is some
EIGHT miles from a small station where
here are few trains, and as Mr. Dantorth
saw Air. Bryan in New York six days ago
-oLclusions are rather inevitable tha; the
visit had some political significance Mr.
1aHfortf, when asked the Question of state
support of Mr.. Bryan by the democratic
party, said, tersely:
The democrats of New York will sup
.'ort him, l have doubt. but the active
work viii not begin until our convention
meets at Buffalo,
The second surprise came this morning
when son OF Chairman Hinckley came
mere with an urgent personal letter from
riS father, inviting Mr.. Bryan to visit the
camp in the Catskills, where are gathered
I number of prominent democrats. When
the messenger had gone, Mr.. Bryan said
mat he had practically decided to accent
the invitation and would spend a night
over there before leaving for the west
REPUBLICAN WORK AT CHICAGO.
over Million Documents Sent Out
in q Day.
CHICAGO, August 20-At the republican
fatlonal headquarters everybody is busy,
ard everywhere the click Of the typewriter
s heard as the letters and instruc tions are
being turned out and sent broadcast to the
various party workers over the country.
Down in the shipping room literature is be-
Ing sent broadcast at the rate of 1,25O 900
pieces per day.
AT the state headquarters the same ac-
irity Is found Innumerable conferences
are being he'd, and there are daily many
Visitors from every section Of the state
In the shipping room there is general
rushto get out the big bundles of literature
tfat goes to the various county commit
tees for distribution.
Repuni1can managers will endeavor to
ind out every republican who intends to
vote lor BrVan and every democrat who in
tends to vote for Mckinley This immense
ask will be undertaken by the 10000 or
ganizations of the National League of Re-
publican Clubs. The actual work will begin
next week, although the officials of the ma
tional headquarters of the league have been
preparing for 1t for several months
1t is expeo ted that this canvass will cover
every county in the country, and that when
1t is completed the republican mana gers
VIII knew exactly where they stand on both
tne money and presidential candidates AS
starter 10000 letters of Introduction will
be mailed tomorrow. The reports are ex-
pected to begin arriving in about two
weeks. "A force of clerks will be put to
work on these and they will be tabuIat ed
as soon as they arrive. AS the canvass
progresses reports will be made to the ma
lional executive committee
THE GOLD DE.1OCp ARG