The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-13

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POLL OF KENTUCKY.
How the Congressional COntess Will
Republicans Expect to Carry Eiat of the
Eleven Districts.
dispatch to Cincinnati Comm email Tri-
bune.)
Louisville, KY, Dot. 6--Suffiant re-
turns have been received from til eleven
districts to show beyond dout that
| Kentuoky's new Congressional legation
will consist of eight Republioansproba
bly, two Populists and one Nation Dem
oorat, as follows:
First District Charles Z iheeler
| \SllV6r Lem.
| Second District-Dr. j. D. Clardy
Third District-Dr. W. G. Iunter
| (Rep.)
Fourth Distriot-John W. Lewis Hep. y
| Fifth Distriet-Colonei Walter Evans
Sixth District. P. Erns t
(Rep.)
Seventh District-Colonel W. !. P.
eckinridge (National Dem.)
| Eighth Districr-G. NJ. Dawson Rep.
| Ninth Districts. j. PuRh (Rep
Tenth District-John W. Lagley
(Rep.)
Eleventh Dissriot-David G. olson
(Rep.)
POLLED ON HORSEBACK
There is even possibility of ninRe--
publicans being in the delegation for
down in the Second District, MIR. j 7.
Franks, the Repu blican nominee,has
a good fighting chance. The districhas
ben polled by men sent out on h,se-
back. Franks says he is sure to In.
He found $500 sound money Demoo,ts
who will not vote for Bryan. 1t has To-
claimed by the silver men that tire
| woIu AsooV hopuqllcdub III bno OeoQd
Diatl lot who would vote for all free L.
yer candidates. Mr.. Franks says Ia
gg Is. shows there will not be man owe
In the First District Ben G. Keys. th
Populist nominee for Congress, has
good chance to win. The First an
Fourth are the only districts in the Sta,
where the Populists will make figh
fer their candidates.
HUNTERS. CHANCES GOOD.
DR.. W. Godfrey Hunter seems oertai
to beat John S. Rhea, the silver nom
nee. DR.. Hunter has the solid baokin
of the Republicans la his district, who
is normally Republican.
Congressman JohA W. Lewis wi
have q walkover in the Fourth. His 81
yer opponent ia unpopular. and eve
the campaign managers admit that b
will be defeated.
Congressman Walter Evans also he
things his own way in the Louisvill
District. This city will give Republi
can majority of 5000 OF TO- 600. The sil
Yer managers in private discussion, nc
nit that the city will go against thsr
The National Democratic tiokes will no
poll more than 4, 200 votes in Louisville
az there are fully 1000 Democrats VIII
will vote for Mckinley.
BEKRY'S DEFEAT PREDICTED.
The sound money Democratic mana
gers at the State headquarters here ar
of the opinion that the Republican oan
didates will poll large per cent. of til
disaffected Democratic vote in the Sixt
| District. thus making certain tho de
feat of Berry for Congress.
The withdrawal of Denny in tn
Seventh District. in the opinion of tn
National Democratic managers, mako
Breckinr1dge's election certainty. TIL
Tenth and Eleventh. The Repubjica,
majorities will be larger than ever he
fore. While the Tenth District elected
Democrat to Congress the last tins
there Is no chance this year on account O
the main fact that this is one of tn
strongholds of the National Democrats
Clark county alone has 60U Democrat
who will not support the silver candi
dates.
The silver men are depending entirs,
on increased majoritiss in the First an.
Second Districts to carry the State 70
Bryan. II they fail in that they will no
only lose the electoral vote, but also al
D
the Congressman.
| SILVERITES HAVE, NO POLL,
1t is an absolute fact, stated from ac
tual knowledge, that the silver Stat
Campaign Committee has not made
poll of the State. is not going to max
one. and Is basing all its claims mo,
An unreliable poll Of two or three nrs
oincts in ten or twelve counties, all O
which have bsen strongly Demoorati
heretofore.
In the Louisville local election Mavo
Gsorge d. Todd the Republican nomi
nee, Is as certain to be elected as tha
election day will come, unless the siIve
Democratic nominee should with6rav %
Charles D. Jacob, the Independent Dem
ocratio candidate. and Colonel j. p
Nall will split the usual Demoorati
vote, all the National Democrats hein,
strongly for Jacob. An effort Is helm
made to get Col. Nall of but be is no
| inclined to yield.