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legislature will be Republican by Zoe on

legislature will be Republican by ios on
joint ballot.
Montpelier, VT. Nov. 2--The voting to-
morrow Is simply for electors, and re-
turns are expected early Chairman Nor
rilrs prediction Of feos seems 10 strike
Republicans favorabiy.
Providence. r. l.. Nov. There Is
practically no change in the political sit
uation in Rhode Island
Des Moines. Ia, Nov. chairman Nc
MILAN. of the Republican state commit
tee TODAY authorized the statement that
he placed McKinley's plurality above as.-
go rather than below that figure.
Petersburg. Va. Nov. 2-Conservative
forecasts give the state TO Bryan by 3a,eo
Rale.gf, N c.. Nov. while the Re-
uublizsns are claiming the state Tor Nc
kinney by from 1900 mp as high as s0.@a.
me Democrats do not seem 70 regard these
"a ms seriously, but feel comfortably sure
of BRYAN carrying the state by from 1.eo
10 % 90.
Auxu<fa. Ga Nov. 2.-rt IS expected that
the Democrats Will carry the state ny So,@e
va so-stv povulists as a rule Will vote for
Bryan
Jack~onvfsie, Fla. Nov. s.The tntica-
IONS point 10 quiet day with kgrt vote.
election of the regular Democratic can
Estates for presidential electors and two
rar1ccrasic congressman besng conceded
The reports published today OF fne ~Etn-
a-a~al OF the Popu..ss ticket IN favor or
Mckinley are egnphaticaIay denounced as
fa1s4 nv rae secretary OF the Popal.st state
committee.
JACKSON. Miss, Nov. 9-wiihout doubt
every Democratic congressman and cleo
tor will be elected In Mississippi
Rfrnirgharl. Ala. Nov 2-Ine Demo-
rats stia claim the state electoral ticket
nv Asa. while the Republicans charge
n-sarrsnx-d frauds and give no figures.
New York Nov. s-Chasr-ran Van Cott
prsdscts a Republican plurality OF z"s'
an ehs city.
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majority In Pierce county VIII go over
LOCO
The figures on which Chairman Camp
bells forecast IL based are made from the
most thorough and careful poll ever taken
OF the county. They are therefore unusa-
ally reliable
Giving the fusion electors $50 OF the
$3.50 votes that will be cast. leaves Me-
Kiniey's majority II the county 100.
Turning back TO the election in Tacoma
last epring. when the Republicans met
the FIRST fusion party IN the state. K Is
seen fha, the Popuissts on the Cltlzens'
ticket fell behind Fawcett over 700 votes.
Add 100 for the country. arc Il can be cas-
iiy seen that Rogers will not poll at tho
outside more than 2.7no votes. To be iib-
eraI. give Rogers 30 more, and Yet he
stin falls behind Sullivan 2eca votes
The campaign wh:cn closed tonight has
been the most remarkable in Pierce ccun-
~, as has been the caze all over the coun-
try From the begining the Popuusts have
claimed the county by a large ma sorf4y.
but the fact thar during tiae last week OF
the campaign they centrailzeB their ef-
forts n Tacoma ard were frantic In their
exertions TO stem the tide that set in
against them two weeks ago Is good
enough evidence that their previous claims
were based on vagar1es as sthereaf as their
stock arguments.
The P0psaitsI commit tee has made a Fsrii
OF the county, and they only claim a ma
tor.ty in the cou1try precincts OF 20 The
Nineteenth s@na E0r1ai district lies entirely
outside Tacoma and comprises tfis larger
part OF the country precincts. Reliable es-
t3usates received within rhe past few DAYS
indicate that the district. wnlch includes
PuyaAup. Sumner. orring. Buckley Car
nonaso and tSskeson. VIII give the Repsab-
lean ticket a majority OF al least 100 At
the worst the district will nos be lost hsst
by she narrower margin. The country
ASIDE from the Nineteenth district win
give the Republicans enough of a major
ssy 20 entirely offset any loss in tine Nine
te@nsh.
From the first week Of the campaign
there have been steady Republican gains
throughout the county. tssfe 80 the splendid
work of the speakers and 10 the we'll
directed efforts Of the county COMMITTEES.
The Republican gain has been from 10 p~.r
cent TO So per cent. "a all IN. precincts.
In many precincts where the added vote
Of the Democrats and Popuiis. parties
rs0 years ago showed a ma forsy AGAINST
fhe Republicans the gain has been ss1~h
as 20 CONT psefeiy ofTSs. xne PopuIzt adj
varszge and hrsng she precincts into the
Republican column
Tire majority to rot all ~ the legislative
sseker will - elected Ia th.s rosnty. Al
Trough tn@ P0pusssfs have esa med that
they woui9 elect their candidate sor state
senator ID tne Sireteerth district, the szc-
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POP MAJORITY BROKEN DoWx
Lewis County VIII Go Republ1eo11
by at Least 200.

Chehalis. Now 2.-Srecsai. i.-EveFJthinG
now points TO a Republican victory ia thtu
county tomorrow. The report sent o.
day last week TO the Seattle evening pape&
estimating a Popuiist ma forssy OF % wNs
of no value. The Popuhsts have not urnf1o
poH OF the county When they tax og
majority here they simply run . binfz-
The Republicans have made a co1upIe<0
and very conservative poll OF 1he pre-
cincts, and this points to a sure mAtofHy
OF over as.
This Is the result OF the hardest kind 81
work The Republicans went into me cAAA.
posgn with a majority against then g
about a,o. counting the combined voM ~
tho opposition at the last election. Ths
claim OF the Fopussss managerp now INST
they VIII have satorsty OF - d. nos
agree with their assertions that th9f 1as1
made gains. II shows that fheS
they have lost heavily. or f1ave -
unable to hold their forces fosahG Ips
Republican campaign has rearnae escxy
part OF the county. The c0nsre5xee -
sent out thousands OF psec~s of Dl1safufes
and meetings have been hst4 = eWv
schoolnosase. They have heen - a.-
tended. and great enfhusiasm -"
manifested even IN the u1eoE
tr5cts for the cause OF Soup9
tire undoubtedly CONSERVATIVE = - -. -
the Lewis county nnnnass0 80
%istaS IT. Aafs tt W.
ton. they surely indicate (nnt - - 80
going for Mckinley. foe ~ ~ ssse -
large the odds against t1e - -. -
the beginning OF the csmO ~ -
so great as here Cfsairne ~. es,....- 49,
dessfly predicts tnas O. ensv
ticket VIII De elected
The campaign meetings 80 emLssc s.,.. -"
ca-npaign here and = scentrsaa nAs'
called out large rr0udA .s.ssaas
meeting of last wedns1g1 ~ .s - 80
II = estimated. by aAo - - -.
voters IN the county. T. WrneA 49, -
voters only. and assfso ess .ss.-s.ls
bad. the largest nau - egsn - css.,-
10 its utrrsos, capactu u1<h msn. aasl 80
tay nsgfrf a Popsslt6k aasetins was uFM
here. Great pr~garakscD ne nssn ..nn m.as =
for Il. mi xf,e rnanaGers bcnesea tns. =
would lay in the shsde - = - =. s-w....
ssrass,us. Many Popullses san'~ - - s1."
the country. and. atffsEep - = -
,,ss,,r,.sr,srs. sssas Jemes Hxmisfon Lswss.
.-.s,s r.sa r. F.istfbnek and ". ~. MaaoEy
would speak. . isrEe c.oru asss -.-.'s,ss
:. ~. sass ttsax sh<y oo1sd nos f-e N t.o
- :, c-,s,e. Hun Of me rTowa Was
,,sr,-,o~es r.'r of ~omsn TIE parsae eoa.
ass.s~, - ,,,sn ( hundrest voters. and
,r.,~s Of ,fssse xx~r~ from sae e4,uH 80
srs-.i r,er,ocrsts wers ssoe very psosnshss'e po'e
&n tbs sf@syss9ngfyaflp8~
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Tacoma, Nov. 2-Special--"Pierce county
viii give Mckinley 1.o0o majority. The
county ticket Will receive perhaps a0l more
majority, and the state ticket will carry
the county by 1,sfo. IL is entirely probable
that Sullivan will receive 900 majority IN
Pierce county"
This is the prediction OF Judge Fremont
Campbell chairman OF the Republican
county central committee. made tonight
to the Post-Inselligencer correspondent
Under the direction OF the county COM
mittse very careful poll OF the county
has recently been completed This poll
shows a majority over the fusion forces
of nearly 100. This Is very conservative
estimate. owing 10 the fact that In all
cases the doubtful voters were credited
to the opposition. In cases where voters
political faith was rot ohtafnable or where
they refused 10 give their politics, they
were invariably credited 10 the Populists.
OF course the Republicans viii get a large
percentage of these doubtful ones. and this
fact leads to the belief that McKinley's
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secretary Of state has decided sha, the
Palmer and B1ckner orgznszasia was the
only recognized Democratic party in tire
state and their electors go on the ticket
marked ..Democrass." There Ia . consid-
erabI@ s,1fdfle-of-the-road element In the
Nebraska popul:ss party.
Republican leaders who were Claiming
the state hy small majority two weeks
ago are now conndent that McKialey's psu-
rallsy viii run upwards OF ie.0s, ana some
even place il as high az 1p0s. The raost ac-
cs,rare uo.l that has ever been made il
Nebraska shows Republican majority Of
slss. exclusive Of doubtful voters Every
indication points 10 the fact that the
doubtful vote has been won to the No
KIrley column. The impression of Repuh-
iscAn euccess that has become general
among goEd standard men during the last
two weeks has had no small effect upon
the hesstatirg voters. and the recorts os
the workers N the various precincts are
in the highest degree encouraging to them.
they claim
On the state tickets there is more con-
fusion. Gov. Holcorah. fusion candidate.
will receive many votes of men who viii
also vote for Mckinley electors Demo-
Gratis admit that Hoscomb's chances oe
carrying Nebraska are much better than
Bryan's. Republicans claim a big vote
for their glsbernatoriai candidate. Jack
MacCo1L
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Teller. Recollection Assured.

Denver. Nov. 2-The campaign IN Col
orsdo closed with two rival mass meet.
inzs in this city. one in the interests OF
the Democratic-Si Repuonesh stae
,,cta- ar,s ,he o,har for that OF the Popu-
lfst-Silv,r marty eornbirz ton. The promt-
rent speakers OF the state. many OF whom
have been campaigning for Bryan IN ,he
East. were present. Only the state uckee
* In debut as a combination OF she sifNss
Republicans, Democrats. Pop1Ns's ana
silver party Bryan electors Is eonceoea
will carry the state by maJoiiy 80
,,a.es a. = 80 IN 1as 90 Senator Teller's
re-eIsctior il assured as is that OF Con-
rressrrer Snafroth and Bell
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Omaha. Seb.. Nov. 2.-It was almost
midnight tonight when Mr.. Bryan spoke
.he last public word incident 10 hts cam
paixu- He had then made : speeches m
omaha. beginning at o'clock IN the even
,rS. and had preceded the nights Work
xttn rfreen speeches made during the day
A. the following places. an In the state
os Nebraska Seward. York Aurora
Grand Island. Hastings. Harvard saren-
ytsse. Sutton Grafton. Fafrmount. Exsser.
Friend. Dorchester. Crete and f4uco1n
ua had Travelled during the day 80 miles.
re had heen Mr.. Eryan-s original fnisi-
ton 20 speak tn every congressional dss-
trics IN the state during the day. but fnis
was found 20 BE- trnpracticanl=. and ne
catered only four Of the six
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Almost Unanimous

Phiiadeiphfa. Nov. 2-Psnnsylvania to-
morrow VIII elect = presidential electors.
two ongressnen at large in the Twenty
eighth district OF the state. - out of 20
state senator's and a general assembly Of
~ members None % the Republican
estimates give Mchi1ley less than gA fss
plurality IN the state. whtle many think
he wiII have more than S.s All Demo-
Gratis coucede a big plurality for McKin-
ley. hu, give no figures. OF the thirty
congressman TO be chosen. Il Is believed
I'VE and possibly six vii be Democrats.
The incoming Legislature, which viii elect
a succes sor 70 United States senator ]
Donald Cameron. Will b about ~ Per
cent Republican.
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Chicago, Nov. AIT Republican nation
al headquarters tonight Chairman Hanna
gave out the following statement:
II am confident that the strength OF Nc
Kfniey and Hobart in the electoral college
as result OF tomorrow's election will
not be less than 3Ii votes
Our polls. taken by trained men. indi-
cate that we will carry not only Caiifcr-
MIA and Oregon. but every one of the Gen.
trai Western states. including Missouri
and Kansas.
There Is every reason for US TO believe
that Texas viii cast her electoral vote fof
the Republican candidates. and that vir
ginia. Kentucky. Maryland. Tennessee
and West Virginia will be found in the
sound money column. North Carolina is
practically conceded.
Altogether the ri.tory promises 10 be
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in time is thus lost AS rule the polls
close at later hour. and teiegrapnic lacu'
tiles are comparatively limited.
In Illinois there is a provision for
amending the state constitution, and IN
Chicago another for an issue OF !ocal
bonds. both of which under the law must
be counted first This viii necessarily m
volve some delay.
In computing the returns comparisons
for gains and losses will be mace VITA
the presidential election OF iS--
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View uamp.hire VIII 60 10000.

Concord. " H. Nov. e--On tne eve OF
election in New Hampshire ,ne's - 60
ssc5sea change apparent in the political
ou,look Renubllcans are increasing the
ssra OF their claims as TO rnatorities on
presidential and gubernaiorial canoi-
dates bat are not 50 conadent with re-
gard 10 local offices The Democrats are
making a very energetic canvass on
county. town and city Offices. ana may
make some gains over two years ago on
these iinex. II IS the general expeets,son
,har ycKinIey will have snao plurality
IN ire state
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Wilmington, Del. Nov. a-Natsonai
Committeeman Wilson. of the Republican
committee. says Nc kinley may have s.aae
plurality. Sranbury J. Wiley, state chair
man OF the Union Republicans predicts
that Mckinley will carry the state By 25,-
90 plurality and that the union state
ticket Will probably be elected. Addicks
pres.icts the triumph of the entire Repuh-
hcan union ticket Chairman Cochran
comedies the gold Democrats Go votes in
the state. Christopher l. Ward, secre-
t2ry of the Democratic Honest Money
League. says there are 2 800 Democrats in
the state who will not support Bryan
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currency was practically the only issue.
Tie Republicans were thoroughly or
ganixed and polled every possible vote.
and the result was a Republican MAJOR
ity Of about ssose. the largest in the his
tory OF the state. For the November cleo
ton but little effort has been made by
either side in the way OF campaign work,
ir being foregone conclusion that there
VIII be a slight Increase In the Demo-
cratic vote Tuesday and some reduction
OF the Republican ma ajorities. but no con-
siderable changes are looked for. The
Populists ard Prohioitionists have elec-
toral tickets in the field as well as the Re-
publicaEs ard the Democrats. but the
vote cast for those tickets Will De small.
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san Francisco. Nov @--Tn. close Of the
campaign II California tssss ne Repazbli-
cans Gaining the STATE Frank McI.auxA-
ls0. CHAIRMAN cf sas Republican state cen
tral COMMITTEES. claims laasa ia Scrtty FOR
Mckinney. IL = oes.svs-s Ffat San Fran
cisco viii reverse the rne 5orfty for the
Democrats two years zza cf III ass ard
give Mckinley majority. The Rspubli-
cans claim a.asss Esa SoTigv IN this caty.
Eureka. Aev- @,-Spsclat r u Csazh-
man. Of Washington, closed ire cazsa-
saAxr tonight with the largest audiences
ever gatn~rae here. and the best syeech
ever made - the place. de had TIE aa-
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Cincinnati, Nov. a-There were meet
fngs throughout Ohio and Kentucky to-
day. and more feeling than was ever man
iles<ec IN certain quarters There is more
interest taken here In the result OF the
border states than in Ohio The Repubii-
cans generally concur in the Official state
menf OF Chairman Kurtz that Ohio VIII
efye mckinley larger plurality than 1t
has ever given any candidate for presi-
dent or governor. with the single exeep-
fion OF Brough's majority In lSs Of iai a0
Ine Republican county committee claims
that Cincinnati viii give Mckinley over
eaoeo plurality. and that the county Will
not reduce ii any
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Sioux City. Ia. Nov. s-on the ground
that student .nf1uence in local politics has
had bad effect at past elections. the cit
izens OF VermiAion. 5. u. where the state
university IS located. have served notice
shas students viii not be allowed 10 vote
there November 3 The faculty has ad-
vised them 20 return home on election
day. bat many are resovied TO cast their
ballots at vermahoa. and a clash at the
polls is not unlikely.
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SULLIVAN TO WIN
Pierce Will Cast a Bic
Vote for Him.
AND GIVE A LEAD OF 1000.
McKinley's Plurality 1000. and
County Ticket Safe.
THE SAME STORY EVERYWHERE.
Counties West of the Mountains Solid
for Sound Money.
THE SAME STORY EVERYWHERE.
Counties West of the Mountains Solid
for Sound Money.

Spokane Republicans Have WaGed
. Gallant Ft9ht and Made Great
Gains During the Last Few Daya
The POpulists beaten In Kittttns
The Battle in Thurston Already
Won-Latest Polls Only Connrm
Former Reports of Substantial
Republican Gains Everywhere
After = Masterly Campaign the
sound Money Men Feel Conndent
That the state VIII Cast Its Vote
for Mckinley and sullfvan by .
Large Majority.
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HOTTEST SINCE THE WAR.


ST. Louis Nov. 2-Never before since
the war has there been a campaign in
Missouri where there was as much bitter
ness of feeling between the opposing par
ties as the one which closed tonight
Some Of the leaders in both the Demo-
cratic and Republican parties predict
trouble at the polls tomorrow.
Gov. Stone Is in ST. Louis tonight. and
he declares that the right of every citi-
zen 10 cast his ballot shall be maintained
at any cost. He said he would not be sur
prised TO see the ST. Louis Jail filled TO
overfiowing before tomorrow night.
r. c. Kerens. Republican national COM
mitteeman from Missouri says the Re-
puhlicans will carry the state by 10000 for
Mckinley. He figures that ST. Louis
will give Mckinley anywhere from 5000
to so.ooo plurality. and that be will carry
the state outside by 1000 TO Is 600.
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VIII Be for Notwithstanding
Get Four Conxres~meu

Dallas. Tex. New. 2--Natlonai Commit
tseran Gray predicts 4o.s9 plurality for
the Mckinley and Hobart electors, 1000
majority for the Populisr state ticket. the
election % four Republican and four Pop
uliSt congressional candidates.
Chairman Blake. Of the Democratic COM
mlt5ee. comedies that the Republicans viii
elect TWO congressman
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RETURNS TO BE LATE
THE CONTEST Is IN STATES WEST
OF THE ALLEGHENIEs.
TelegPaphic Facilities Are COmpar-
atively Limited, the Di9erence In
Ilne In Less and the Polls Will
De Open Until q Late H0ur-nli-
nsis and Chicago VIII Delay the
Ceunt.

CAicago. Nov. 2-The public must be
prepared for later service al tomorrow's
election than usual. Hitherto the presi-
Dental elections have depended on the
pivotal state. the polls closed at O'Clock,
and telegraphic facilities being of the high
est order. the difference in time between
New York and the West enabled the Asso-
ciated Press 10 determine the result be-
fore midnight. This year the interest will
center chiefly in the states west OF the
Alieghenies. particularly the states west
CT the Mississippi. Much of the advantage
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Trenton, n. j., Nov. 2-The election in
this state tomorrow bids fair to be un-
usually quiet. No state offcers are to be
elected, the ticket, outside Of the ma
ttonal candidates. including state sena-
tors In eight districts and full house of
the assembly Chairman Murphy, Of
the Republican state committee, is conf
dent of majority of 800 to 5o,0o for Nc
Kfnley- The Democrats will make spe-
ciai efforts in the Fourth congressional
district.
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Portland Nov e-2epublscans claim the
state for Mckinley by 4.sss at the lowest.
An important factor n the result wiz be
sAe Tose OF the gold standard Democrats
II = estimated that thar strength IS about
s-"e IN the state The last few days they
rave manifested an inclination 20 vote fox
the Mckinley electors. In order 20 secure
ssan1.sae for future contests some VIII cast
a vote so- three Mckinney electors and one
Palmer siscsor
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Canton. O.. Nov. 2-Joseph p. Smith.
who has been closely associated with Ma
jor Mckinley, has received estimates on
the popular nlaiorities in all the states.
either from the state chairmen or well
known politicians. From these reports he
has complied a table which gives Major
Mckinley popular majority. of i.is7,oo9
over Mr.. Bryan.
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KANSAS VOW WILL PROSPER
The state to Reject Pe1erisn, sixap
sonfsm and R0gersism.

Topeka. Nov with the closing night
OF the campaign in Kansas the situation
.s still unchanged Final rallies were held
throughout the state today by both par
ties. In This city rival demonstrations
were held. the Republicans easily making
the best showing. At a Republican love
feast here tonight two-minute talks were
given by a hundred speakers who have
spent the past two months on the stump
o-er the state. and their opinion is that
the Republicans viii elect their national.
state and congressional candidates.
The Republicans ar great expense have
made several careful polls OF the state.
and the last shows a majority OF 10000 for
the Mckinney electors.
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Arizona Republican. Hopeful.

Phoenix. Ariz., Nov. Arizona votes
tomorrow for a delegate to congress. for
members of the legislature and for county
officers. Three candidates are in the field
for delegate TO congress. The Republican
ca ndidate IS making fight sQuarely on
the St. Louis platform. and the sound
money Democratic and Populist candi-
dAt tes will divide the free silver vote. The
election Is sure to be very close
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Forecast. In other states.

Indianapolis Ind. Nov. 2-Tonight both
OF the state chairmen are confident u
carrying the state. but in the betting Re-
publicans are offering TO l. Republic
ans claim the state by from is,eo to 50. 30
majority.
ans tonight claim the state IS safe for
Mckinley by from l5.0o0 to 2sooo.
Milwaukee. Nov. AIT Republican
Headquarters Chairman Coe claims the
state by 6oe00. and says every congress
man will be Republican and that the
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R~pubtseans wau Garry Nebraska
by From faooo se :n.aoo

vs1sssees are tcatgnt cornr>arinE nrares On
state polls ard wtr1srg - details OF the
r-zrpatEa. u ~ aow corcesiea That there
Wit hs rzuch ecrfsssea Ia Fns state auaoax
t1css desiring 10 Vess for Mr. Bryan ssgce
hss electors are designated as Demo
cratic and scSle-s l.6eSsrtsnt-' The