The morning times., 1896-10-03
In Politics.

In Politics. I
rhr,y employees OF tic Republican Con
riess Gnat committee have been ois-
c..argcI iha blk of the work oil shippihs
documents having been accom-
pi,siiel Those vino were relieved We're
mostly employed III tic mailing rcoiis,
though several clerks In the oilices oi
the committee ~ tic Normandlc were
dis,c,is ed with. within two weeks the
force VIII CUubtiesS &c further reduced III
numbers, and within three weeks al sup
IBenIs oI literature VIII have practlcihlS
ceased.
IL Is Drobahle that by tie miGdle 81 this
month Cha rman Eatcock and Secretary
Mercer Will go 10 Their respective homes
ia Wisconsin and Ncbra Sks - look aIter Iiie
Interests of tier own Courrts S''hai SdiH-
palgnS. aud the local Headquarters viii DE
let al charge or a s-n2iC oliieiai WIN
one or TWO assistants. oraerS for literature
w,u still tie i!Hed. hut tic Orders VIII
probably he few IN numbcr by that time.
Cha rmln Apsley is expected III Washing
ton october D to take charge oi Tie ieiu-
quarters III the NUrmaudic, anu al tEat
time all but one OF the rooms row III use
Will lc abandoned, probably chairman
Baircrck - pleased with tie WORK IL" Has
been aulc io iceunpI.s.:. TIE Shipments
of c,fupst gn literature nave been enormous
and II Is confidently believed lay the Rc-
publ. can managers that tie eCrd results
have been large, aud tl:at tins Wil i'c
proven November =.
Amon& the ncwly-Formcd Democratic
clGDs which yesterday applied Tor en-
TullIueul IN the Nauoual .as>"oIitIoii IS
the FuTcstville Bryan ana S"wlh tlub
OF Forestyiilc, Nd. There were also
number reported from Nir"iuI; and West
Virginia towns.
ANY lingering hopes which optimistic
Democrats may have nf Carrying New
York state Iur Bryan AMI Sswaii have
their Foundation in inc a1ic-cn uvcrwheim-
ing sentiment OF The farWing classes III
favor of free silver. From Genoa. Mr.. l..
b. White writes 10 CiiuiCuan Faulkner
This il an agricultural district. lhe
Democrats are all right lo man. AT least
one in ten of The Republicans favor silver,
and Il lot more are on the fence, and for
them / want literature. We may lose the
State from the defcutioDs OF the Demo
Gratis, II what the raper> 81 Is true, but
there will be more Democratic votes in
the rural distIicis tnan were ever known
before
l.. u, Dayton, prg>iGcut Of the silver
club uT CharuOn. ONO. writes. Enemy on
the run ana Bryan bound Ia win. kcts are
even on Gcauga county the Rcput liciIn hot
bed Of Northern Ohi".'
Z A pli of Hardin county. Ky, which
usually goes Democratic tS about 500, is
reported from Democratic sources. The
pol was completed September 70. Bryan
being given majUriIy of SIS, and
Palmer clly 81 votes.
Mir. ] l.. Bowie. treasurer of the Pop
ulist committee Of the District OF Colum-
liza, was busy yesterday s,Ecltimg funds
among local III embrrs of the party 10 de-
Iray campaign expenses. The particular
object OF tins call for funds is the stImpinG
tour CT Rev. DIR. kcnU"r tins CITY. who VIII
speak in several States Gurius, the next
few weeks. 4
Apropos OF the confident remarks of
Republican National Committeeman KercDs
yesterday regarding the Republican situa-
tion in Missouri. The following news from
Democratic sources l. Interesting:
The Democratic state committee has
received reports from every county in the
State, and polls in 100 precincts, the
other 500 being estimated from IeCcn;
written reports. The comparisons are
based on the vote at ihc last Presidential
election. The majority for Bryan, outside
of st Louis is given at 0o,00o, and the
city committee of 81. Louis estimates .
small ua ioTity in that city. The STATE
committee expects Il solid Democratic Con
gressional delegation 1rom Missouri.
A gentleman just returned from KcntackI
says:
The situat 'on i'll that State at this
stage OF the campaign VIII justify tE'
prediction that her eirclorGl vote is L
be cast for Mckinley and sound money
Looking over the State carefully it woul'
seem that Z; ma ioritv of Fifteen or tweDt.
thousand against Bryan is within the
bounds of reason. Two years ago the Re
publicans carried the State on golt
platform by Il little less Than 600 votes
Nothing has happened To bring the Bemt
cratic factions together since theu. y
the contrary their troubles have been grow
ing worse. This year tl.cir Copdition
simply without remedy. Even fusion wit
the Populists presents 10 rral hops.
democratic boilers have multiplied i
every part of the State during the pas
few weeks to the most alarming cNten
Among them and among the most out spoke
men of the party are tlnsc who have c!
erted the greatest influence in tic pa!
when RepuDllcanS Idi no nope Ol c3ffSlIl
the Blue Grass commonwealth. The To-
TO Democracy OF such men rs Henry Wa
terson, Senator Lindsay and K. 7. Tyl
is telling heavily for tie Republicans III
year. When nearly all the bankers, Who'll
sale and retail merchants insurance an
railroad men i'll the cities, and a larl
number of Democratic farmers are countt
among the bOlterS from tie Chicago tick,
it is not hard to predict which way IL
State is going.
The latest news shows that = ma iori,
OF the Congressional dist ricts will almo
TO a certainty elect Republicans mel,
bers. The Eleventh district alone can ca
D Republican maj jority OF from ten
thirteen thousand. Mr.. CalSon or Middle
hero. is the present representative, and
has been rtnominatrd.
..ln the Louisville district il looks lii
complete walkover for Mr.. Evans, Il
present member. He was elected in Is.
by about ten thousand. wh:clsma jority wi
from all indications, he doubled this yea
The Third, DR.. Hunters; the Ninth a,
TENTH IN which John W. Langley is ma
ing a fine race, will go Republican, viii
the Eighth is almost safe for the Republic;
nominee. In fact, recent intelligence fro
all over the State sho ws that there is vel
little doubt of Republican Landslide"
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