New-York tribune., 1896-10-27

TO bet 81 600 even that Mckinley carries wv
ming was posted at the Repubhcan saa.e ,ars Yum
mittee Headquarters but found no taheis. -,
The largest odds yet given III TINS canlpa'sn ,, u
any State were recorded at the Caune' - o,a
here few evenings ago 4 % %aee' se 81 Tt that Nc
and the money posted, OF $oW" 'o - '"~' "
Kinley would carry Pennsylvania .,
One OF the officials at the Repubiicano IN , ,"
Committees headquarters wagered siuo Even nor
day with a well-known Washington ne"spaPe,'
correspondent that Mckinley wouio carr! ~
inos by 100000 plurality.
ON GUARD AGAINST CAMPAIGN LIES
The literary productions Of the Democratic
Campaign Committee during the week just past
have led the Republican managers to peheVe
that in the final days before election an output
of matter calculated to arouse prejudice 100 ia'e
TO have IL STAYED may be looked for. warnings
will be sent to every State chairman 10 pe .,n on
the alert for anything of this character. inis ne
watchfulness will be the principal thine e .ne
managers will be burdened with during the
week The great work OF education ana .ne
aligning Of the forces has praeticaiiy Deen CON- !.
pleted. BY the middle of the week the Worh y,
the speakers bureaus will he. at an end' anu
there will be nothing to do hut wait Ior the
results There will be one particular ieaiu,e
of the week. however at RepuDncah neau a.,
quarters Within the next few days all the
charmen of the State Central Committees
under the direction of the Chicago headquarters
will come to this city to confer with CHAIRMAN
Hanna IL will be the windup OF the work OF
three busy months. The State chairmen Will
bring with them their last reports OF the con-
djtions in their States, and wherever there is a
weak point in any Congress district due atteh-
tiOn will be directed to 1t.
WORKING FOR SOUND MONEY.
Chairman Bynum of the Democratic Ma
tional Sound Money Committee has returned TO
headquarters from Winona, Mimi, where he
made a speech on Saturday night On Friday
night he spoke at Oshkosh. Wis. under the au-
10 of u Commit T.
tee of that State Chairman Bynum says that
his audiences at both places not only exceeded
his own expectations, but those OF the most san
guine friends of the movement IN either state
While he was in Winona he had occasion to meet
q great many leaders who are Interested IN the
success of sound money, and ne says that as
a result of his interviews he Is entirely satiSheu
with the outlook In that state ,
II understand from newspapers ana otner re-
ports" said Chairman ByDuin, that tnere 's
feeling that Minnesota is not safe FOR sound
money I cannot say that my personal observa-
ton and experience accord IN any manner WIN
that feeling for / consider the State perfectly
So far as Wisconsin is concerned. there has never
been any doubt about the result tnese since 'he
Indianapolis Convention.
Colonel Davidson Of the Mckinley CONNER
cial travellers Club, returned from ST. Louis,
where he has been assisting in the hnal prepara,
tions being made to carry missouri Ior sounu
money. For the next eight days that STATE WI Wil'
he the hottest place on the map. so far as ponu-
cal activity Is concerned. On wednesday nVe
special trains will leave st. Louis to carry into
all parts Of the State speakers who Will preacn
protection and sound money. Each train VIII
run over different railroad system. and stop
at every town big enough TO have station
Twenty speakers will go on each train. making
100 In all Most Of them Will be travelling men.
The railroads which the trains Will star:
are the Burlington, Frisco. Wabash, Missouri.
Kansas and Texas and Missouri Pacific.
MR. FORMAN AND THE BARBER.
II had an amusing experience the other day.
said W. s. Forman. candidate for Governor OF
Illinois on the Sound Money Democratic ticket.
While getting shaved. the barber who was
operating on my face Of course began to talk.
and politics the theme / asked him how
he was going to vote. I'm with the masses; I'm
a Bryan man. said he in reply. Then / asked
him II Chicago would give Bryan majority.
1<6' he answered. Nine out OF every ten men
meet say they are going to vote for Mckinley
The workingmen seem 10 be the same way.
Every man with job is afraid he will lose II II
Bryan wins and every man out OF work thinks
he can get employment II Mckinley is elected
And guess that's about the way It is." said Mr.
Forman THE public Is finding out that To
frghten capital is way to contribute to the
prosperity Of the country. Still. that barber was
with the masses in spite of the fact that he
admitted Bryan would be defeated In Chicago.