The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-31

better than those Of the republicans in:
Delaware ......... ....- ,... ..-... .........
" Wisconsin. .'....... '......... ....'-.-.. Il
II, has been i .ong. hard campaign. bat
The peoples cause mas never ceased IN 70
march to victory. The buster OF the Re-
publican national committee, claim ns so
electoral votes. IS shown N the inclusion
n their estimates Of such states as Tex
~. Idaho. Utah and Montana, whose M
l5r,ty tor Bryan can only De measured
by considering almost the whole voting
population for him"
Mr. Campau gave the following reports
3s the different state chl.rnen, show ~
ha; the confidence OF the nlt!ona. SOM
n.ttes 3 shared By the managers Of ta-
Inherent states:
asas-"Den 0cra,.- and pOpu is- ~
| son on the electoral ticket working har-
| mon.oGs,y and VIII receive a. ,eas, 800
votes. Mckinley will not receive 2j. j0D
gryan's majority Will be 5000 In Ar<Iu.
ssA CARROLL ARMSTRONG.
"Caairmlu.'
Caaf8rn!a-"IH my opinion. IN spite O.:
rtu.dation and coercion wnisA are betas
| oract.2ed IN all the c.,.es aad arEs towns
Z California to great extent they can
| not prevent By any possible means the
lection Of the fusion electors by 4 ma.
| I0r.ty that vii. not fa.l below 5000.
WILLIAM r. AFFORD.
Chairman Bryan and sewatl f ectors"
Colorado-"One hundred and twenty
thousand majority in Colorado.
FRANK ARBCCKLE. Chairman"
The republicans In Connecticut ar
| Ba1-rF nj z 80
hing 70 back them Impossible to make
'anvas5 W7rk.Esmen. regard .ess Of pas;
aji.7tl0ns, unanimously for Bryan. Taa
epab'!ean5 are counting Mckinley but.
ons worn By work ngnan, and bls ng &C.
,imates upon them. Work.ngmsn wear
Mck.n ey buttons to retain employment.
n one factory where the superintendent
made a canvass in a room OK 10 the can
ass showed Mckinley Il. doubtful /
Afterwards one Of the men said: The way
Ne vote IS Bryan y, Mckinley ). doubts4.
t.. believe there ID Il surprise In store
'or the republicans. VIII elect congress-
nan IN the Second CNsw HAVEN d strict.
possible one in the Fourth CBridss2or.
a!stric0. The silver men ore hopeful Of
quitting up a good Tight, while the regub-
cans are tull OF bluff and buster without
any thing to back It.
ALEX. TROUP. Chairman"
Bryan Will carry Idaho by 1900 m to-
lty. JAMES A. MAGEE. Chairman"
The corrected poll In nearly ali tn
counties In Illinois shows a substantial
gaia over the first poll taken. The result,
makes no doubt OF a large democratic
majority In the state. outside OF Chicago.
ard we are confident Of carrying that
city. Making the largest allowance for
INC doubtful vote. we can count on a
plurality Of at least 1000 for Bryan. We
shall elect IA OF the q congressman
w. II. HTNRTCHsEN. Chairman"
The situation In indiana vas never
brighter for a sweeping democratic vic
tory. | am confident we will give a Bry-
an electoral vote from Indiana. elect leg
Stature and carry nine and probably all
os the - congressional districts, beside
our entire state ticket. all by a safe ma
jority. Notwithstanding the attempts
a: coercion and corruption. the people are
loyal and determined. All the recent al
legged reflections. which have been her
aided loudly by the gold standard press
are OF men allied with corporations ana
who fought the silver element prior to
the Chicago convention, and have given
the ticket no support since. 30 that the
efect Of their desertiOn was long since
discounted. The free silver republican
vote will exceed the gold standard vote
700. +. MARTIN. Chairman"
Kansas Is absolutely safe for a ma