The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-29
IN THE CAMPAIGN
PILOT HOUSES
News and Views of Political Parties and
Political Managers.


letter which preceded the visit TO this
city yesterday or Mr. william Wilhelm,
a prominent worker Of the National
Silver party in fottstowR, Pa, is given
out as an indication OF the enthusia SIN
shown by the anthracite miners for Sen
ator Tiilman:
Mr.. X. i. Direnderfer, Washington, D. C.
Dear Sir. can hardly convey to you
III language the success OF the Tilman
meetings in SchuyIkiil. Comparisons |
Cannot make. Otter big meetings were
attended with such hurran, Iaiapnernalia
torchliShfs, and bands, that the multi
tndc went 10 see the circus, but In this case
the meetings have been called ulon short
DOtice and one man held up as the man
Responsible Tor Humans appearance here
and sufl the meetings have not been
cGuaiied in number. l Thought h. Shenan-
doah meeting ON Saturday night could not
be equailcd In numbers. Monday night
here there was II literal Jam ard pack In
Union Hal Tuesday night at the out
door meeting at Mahany City. Tillnan
could not he well understood when Won
Were ON The outskirts OF the crowd A.,
great was lie meeting. Last night m
Ashland the street was solidly biot ked I'D
from hulidiBS line 10 tuiiGing tine and
the awnings were like wise full .Wher.
are we at and what does il mean? Till
man is 81 much Impressed with the situa-
tlor here that hc insists on me going To
washington tomorrow with him to lay
THIS matter before Faulkner and your com
mittee. We will reach Washington about
O'Clock Oh Friday. Arrange an h,ur
sometime between l and when we can
all get together Yours sincerely,
WILLIAM WILHELM"
National Committeeman Frank Morgan
OF tins city yesterday assumed charge in
ASSOCIATION with Mr.. Clark Howell of the
Literar Y and Press Bureau fthe Democratic
national committee. Mr. Norgap's ceuart-
ment viii he the PREPARATION and dissemin-
alton OF news matter for the press. and
scores OF newspaper men Will II. indebted
70 him FOR courtcsies.
Congressman James j.. Richardson O,
Tennessee, who has been in Charge of
Democratic headquarters in tie absence OF
Senator Faulkner. received a significant
letter yesterday from ex-senator Rice Of
Arkansas Mr. Rice. as is welLknowp.
is a Republican, but he delighted the local
democratic managers by declaring in his
letter IN favor Of free silver and the
Chicago ticket and platform.
The following bulletin given out last
evea M bysecTet.iry Gardner orthe National
Assoc ajioa OF Democratic Clubs. shows
tac continued growth OF the club move
meht:
This Gay has simply been a repetition OF
former ones in the matter OF club work.
The tone Of all letters coming to hand
are prdci .caliy the same Nearly every on.
calls attention TO the growth OF the silver
sentiment, not only among Democrats
and ropulis;s. but among Rcpahlcan and
even Prohiihtio1ists. Another hatch OF
enrichment blanks and other forms per-
tanning 10 club Organization. were sent out
tn ONO. Indiana. Louisiana and Tennessee
William p St John, treasurer of both the
National Democratic and National Silver
party committee. writes from Ne " York
for a quantity OF blanks for enrolment
and membership in the Rational ASSOCIATION.
He saws there is refparkahh interest
being manifested. not ONLY in Ne " York city
and Brooklyn, III clubs. hut throughout the
State