New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
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Washington Sept 25-The rainbow chasers AZ
the several branches of Popocratic headquarters
In Washington are very busy and active these days.
and in fact are fairly outdoing themselves. Here
are a few of the results.
Letters from the interior of New-York state claim
great gains for Bryan and Sewall and urge the COM
mittee TO continue the fght for NewYork. the false
impression having been created by newspaper re-
ports tina. New-York WAS not considered lighting
ground. Frank a. Sherman. Of Jamestown writes:
| wa chairman Of our county committee in 1880,
'oI ana ~ We are in good shape in this county.
and with d efficient organization materially re-
duce the Republican majority We can reduce n
a Presidential campaign We will lose a few Demo-
cratic in the cities. but even in those believe
the Republicans: while in the country we will make
extensive gains from the Republicans, Populists and
Prohibitionsts. with practically no loss from our
people.
John y Carlisle chairman Of the Democratic
Cor-mittee % jefferson County and member OF the
Democratic State Committee Of tho XXXVth Dis
rict writes: our county very strong for silver
and IN addition TO members there are
large number Of Republicans who are for silver.
From the present outlook ought TO make gain
in this county Of over m the vote OF 1892
Assistant Secretary Mexican az the Democratic
headquarters declared that the Sound Money Demo
cratic electoral ticket in New-Jersey is "a dress
parade" ticket and will not receive more than 1900
votes. Nr Mexican Is New-Jersey politician Of
Considerab BILE experience and prominence and he
rounded with grave doubts. on tina: point he said:
"Of course realize the fact that the Republicans
and their lilies. the trusts and corporations strain
every nerve to win. and / realize that New-Jersey
may he classed as a doubtful state: but sincerely
believe. knowing the State do. that New-Jersey
will cast her electoral vote for Bryan and Sewall'
W. X. Corse. secretary Of the Bryan and Sewall
Club Of Camden. y. J.. writes we doing
good work here We will lose but few Democrats,
votes and gain more Republicans In November
next think you will hear that New-Jersey will
give her electoral vote for Bryan and Sewall
Here Is a rich nugget from Major McKinley's
y Thomas m n fhe Eri
erbocker Ice Company Toledo. Ohio. writes. we
are All working together here for common cause
and propose carry this district only for Bry-
an but back him UP with Silver member OF Con-
gress We have Republican majority OF 200 10
overcome. but at present rate Of gain we will wipe
that and help the State in giving a majority OF
10 900 for Bryan orr meetings crowded nightly
while the other side cannot raise a corporals
guard
Here Is another case from Illinois J n Foster
Of Parkersburg H. writes. All Of our farmers
are for silver. and must have literature
for them The Republicans have plenty and are
continually placing their boiling brethren under the
lash Ordinarily this township is thirty Republican:
We ought 10 carry II by twenty 70 thirty FOR silver
] know what an talking about"