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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12
THE DEMOCRATIC SPLIT on SILVER.


REPRESENTATIVES, cOCKRELBs LETTER GIVES AN
IDEA OF THE BITTERNESS OF THE FIGHT.
Washington. May II (Specia0. idea Of the
depth ard bitterness OF the present schism in tAe
Democratic party over the silver question may be
gathered from letter recently written by Repre-
sentative Cockrell of Texas of his
stituents. Judge Cockre is brother OF Senator
Francis NJ. Cockrel. of Missouri and shares the
latters ~elknown ardor in the OF free silver
coinage. In his letter in which ne declines to be
candidate for denomination. Representative Cock
rell announces that he will never vote for a god
standard for President. and deprecates any
encouragement of the idea that any sort OF har-
mony in the party the money question can be
patched up at Chicago He says the cry for har-
mony comes from alleged Democratic papers In the
South. which of the Benedict Arnold stripe
Judge Cockre confesses he is CAD the gold
Democrats Of Texas have relieved the Demo-
cratic party OF their association. The truth IS,
he remarks. IL am tired OF parading under Demo-
cratic banner which has been so fou.y besmrched
by men VINO claim to be Democrats" He refers TO
Cleveland and Carlisle going back on the rank
and file OF the party. and regarding the men
who have worked in the bitches as cranks ana
unatcs"
Mr. Cockrell expresses his surprise that an at
tempt is being made to "fondle and conci.iate the
gold nen Of Texas. He says he doesn't want any
harmony with the men who have abandoned US
and reversed their records of lifetime 1t Is TINS
kind of harmony and misplaced trust which has
nearly wrecked the Democratic party The conflict
in the party the retiring Representative asserts IS
rrepre the tive factions are ir fny HING
meet or common ground nc;uding his letter
Judge Cockren says: The gold standard once nee
recosnizeI by law backed by the wealth OF me
wora, nothing short OF a bloody, revolution, would
bring relief to over6urdened peo2'e; besn e men
who are pleading for harmony with Ide m,e IN
~ they can succeed in gaining the asccrdh!cS III
the Democratic Convention at Chicago 70 las I on
the party over known majority declaration 1ot
a gold standard, and then tell us we are nv, ne.
Democrats il refuse SUPPORT them b n tne
echemes The fight - for supremacy IN tnc onIOaso
Convention and they know the advantage OF Pc
ing backed by the machinery OF the parry adon,
the majority rule make the Platform and name me
ccand;date lust as each State Is now adopting .nee
can. al 'What will the defeated faction az?
Ware can be but one answer II both factions are
honest and sincere In their convictloms-sepai
nand anpeal to the people for vindlcation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12
TIFFANY &CO.
UNION SQUARE
NEW YORK
PLATT'S SUNDAY TALK.

vention which Will elect the National delegates
VIII be held tomorrow In Dover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12

Craver, OF Cortland; William l.. Harden OF Ontario;
T. Hart. OF Wayne. and Clark f. Smith, OF Yates.
Canahdaigua, n. Y. May IL (SpecaD.-Canandai-
guas political circles surprised to-day by see
Ing ex-Supervisor Charles c. Sackett one OF SEN
ator Raines's right bowers. distributing bills about
town announcing meeting Of the admirers of Will
lam Mckinley, TO be held tonight. At the meeting
the enthusiasm for Mckinley unbounded and
every time his name was mentioned hats were
thrown up in the air and the widest enthusiasm
prevailed. An interesting feature OF the meeting
was the fact that every one prominently identified
win It's deliberations was a red-hot Ranes man
They were all shouting for Morton Saturday but
they saw the handwriting on the wall" They
cheered and yelled at every mention OF the name O..
William Mckinley. committee made up entirely
or the friends OF Senator Ranes appointed, who
drew up set OF resolutions in which they extoied
Mckinley as they did Morton at the recent Repub
ican County Convention. and this In the face OF the
fact that Senator Ranes stood up In the recent Re-
publican state Convention and In casting the vote
or Ontario County said. "Ontario resents the insult
to Ter distinguished Governor Officers were elect
ed. and the meeting adjourned amid wild cheering
for Mckinley.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03


 WASHINGTON Nov. 2.--(Special Dispatch to The Republican. "A post office has been established at Martinez, Yavapai county, and Edward Zeiger appointed postmaster; and at Fortuna, Yuma county, with John Doran as post master
 Miss Carrie M. Darnell, teacher at the Navajo agency Indian school, has been transferred to the Fort Mohave school.
 Theodore Sharp of Kansas has been appointed issue clerk at the Fort Apache reservation at San Carlos agency.
 Tlhe secretary of the interior today affirmed the decision of the commits Nsioner of the land office in the case oi Charlotte H. Bewley vs. Harry M. Ken. nedy in dismissing her contest agains the desert land entry of the latter fol a tract of land in the Tucson land dis trict.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
FOUR WE'RE INITIATED.
Good Templar Society Adding to Its
 Number.

Good Templar Society Adding to Its
 Number
 There were fifty members present at Garden Valley lodge last Monday night and four limitations took place. Owing to the transaction of considerable bus mess which consumed the time, the usual entertainment of the evening was omitted.
 A. P Waibridge presented to the lodge a beautiful set of officers regalia and placed the new collars on the of ficers present, for which the lodge ten dered him a vote of thanks.
 The report of the piano" commit tee was taken up, and itwas decided to buy the instrument they recommended A warrant was drawn to make the first payment and the trustees were in- structed to have the piano moved into the hall The trustees were also au- thorized to make improvements in the hall, and it is understood that it will be nicely fitted up. The ventilators in the ceiling are ito be closed up, which will improve the acoustical properties of the hall. New paper will be put on
 
 soon as possible The north porch will | be covered in and enclosed, making a ! store-room and rendering the hall more secure. It is also contemplated to occupy the room in the front end of l the building as sitting and reading room.
 1 The Iowa Temperance magazine for October comes to us without the cus- tomary Arizona column, the editor an- nouncing that owing to delays in the mail somewhere the Arizona manu- script had not arrived
 The installation of officers in Garden Valley lodge has been postponed until one week from tomorrow night, as a great many of the members will want to attend the rallies tomorrow night
 The officers-elect are: Fred Dysart c. T.; Anna B. Levens, V. T.; Miss Jen- nings, secretary; w. S. Hefin, F. S.; Miss MaIdtie Andrews, T; Claude Arthur, M
 There is talk of holding a public in- stallation on the 9th to be followed by a short programme, at which the new piano would be dedicated to the cause of Good Templary.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
THE LATEST FAKE.
Scheme to Force Yuma People to Vote
 for Smith. 3

The laltes flake" of the Smith cam paign was sprung last night by Frank Cox of this city. He telegraphed to John Gandolfo, a leading merchant of Yuma, that he had had an interview with Governor Franklin and that if Yuma county should oppose Smith the penDtentiary would be removed. MT. James A. Fleming of this city, who heard the story, telegraphed to Yuma last night asking for particulars. At 10:30 o'clock he received this reply: Here is an exact copy of Ehe message received by Gandolfo! Phoenix, Nov. 2, John Gandolfo, Yuma:-Have just had long talk with Governor Frank lin. It is as I told you Should Yuma county go against Smith we will lose the penitentiary. CSigned) Frank Cox.'''
 The fake is so transparent that no- body will be deceived by it.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
FOSTER IS SANGUINE.
Result in This County Will Be Almost
 Unanimous.

we have every reason to feel satis- fled with the political outlook for this county" said Secretary Foster of the Republican county central committee. From careful canvass the Republi- can ticket will be victorious with per- haps one or two exceptions. Marshall, Flannigan and McCord will be elected for the legislature. MoMillan has been gaining strength daily and will be the next sheriff. Jerry Millay, for district attorney, will make a close race, but will be elected Iby fair majority. The election of c. w. Grouse for probate judge is a foregone conclusion, and Phil Sheridan will get large majority for recorder. For supervisor, Crabb will undoubtedly be elected. Justice Johnstone will be elected to succeed himself"
 MT. Foster comedies that Doran's $ plurality in this county will be from 100 to 15O
 A. J. Peters of Tempe gives con- servative estimate that Doran will carry that city by 100 majority and thaE the entire Republican ticket will be carried through. The Mexican vote in that city was popularly supposed to go Democratic. but a change of senti- ment has taken place in favor of Re- publicanism.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
PULLED DOWN THE FLAG.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2.-News from Anderson says Mark Hanna s flags were torn down and trampled on in the rooms of the Madison circuit and district court today. They were re- moved by judges and their deputies. Judge Diven said so-called flags on paper with Mckinley and Hobart's s ikenesses across the stripes were not National emblems and should never stay in his court room. Judge Eli sons and Deputy Daniel Roland pulled down the alleged flag in the circuit courts Both parties are closing the campaign here today and a bitter feel ing exists.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
YAvAPAI FOR DORIAN.
The Republican Candidate Will Have
 200 Plurality.

PRESCOTT, Ariz., Nov. 2.-(Spec;al) The campaign is over. Doran has won the battle in this county He will receive handsome majority. If the other counties do half as well as Yav- apai we shall be represented in the next Republican congress by a sound money Republican.
 In no previous campaign has the e1- citemenIt exceeded that displayed in this one. In the last two weeks every man who is at all interested in the fu- ture of Arizona has been working in dustriously in the interest of the Re- publican ticket. Speeches have been made in every camp in the county The number of political meetings has been greater than ever before since the territory came into existence The fact that the election of Doran is of the first importance in view of hhe certainty of the election of Mckinley and Repub- lican congress has been kept before the people.
 Doran's plurality in the county will easily be 200 and it may exceed that figure. The mining camps, especially Congress, Fools Gulch and Jerome are for Doran. The miners have be- come convinced that the capital which must be employed in the development of the territory's great resources can be furnished only by the men whom the Bryanites are denouncing as plu- tocrats. The point has been dwell upon with signal success that a good deal of money will be poured into the territory as soon as the announce ment of McKinleyfs success is made The miners who keep posted do not
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03

need to be told that with the Republi- cams in power Arizona will stand a better chance of recognition if she sends Republican to congress.
 The Republican legislative ticket will be elected. The friends of O'Neill have been making the strongest pos sible efforts in his behalf, but to no purpose He has had advance agents in all the camps who have indulged in the most extravagant statements con- cerning his alleged strength. One of these, a man by the name of Boyce, has confined his utterances to descrip- tions of the alleged condition of the working people in some of the eastern states. The expression, fI have saw, " which he used a dozen or more times in speech at Congress, gives a fair idea of the moving power of his re- marks. This man is fair exponent of the free riot idea The honest min CTS have no use for him or the cause he represents.
 The greatest interest is displayed here in the outcome of the contest, and Prescott will be alive with people Tuesday night anxious to hear the re- turns. Representative Republicans here agree that The Arizona Republi- can has exerted airong influence in the campaign.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
TALKING THE LAST MINUTE.
Republican Speakers Will Talk
 Until Midnight.
Unprecedented Number of Speak
 CTS Engaged by the Republican
 National Committee-Most Vigor- ous Campaign Ever Waged.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Never in the his tory of the United States has such a vigorous political campaign been fought as the one which is now fast drawing to a close. The Republican National campaigners and sound money Democratic campaigners have filled Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Missouri, Ne braska and Kansas with speakers, who are to remain on the stump until mid night tonight. The Republican leaders and sound money Democratic leaders are too busy ito come to Chicago in the closing days of the campaign.
 The Republican leaders and sound money Democratic leaders of these states have taken to the stump them selves All this is done so that the defeat of Bryan shall be appalling in it's completeness. All factional differ ences among the Republicans have been brushed aside in all the states.
 There Is no more interesting fight, though, than that which is now being made on ithe Pacific coast. It has been a field for the Maine statesmen Congressman Boutelle has poured in hot shot in California, Washington and Oregon. Speaker Reed has done mas terful work in California. Most of the Maine statesmen will remain on the Pacific coast up to election morning California and Oregon are regarded as sure for Mckinley.
 TEhe number of speakers who are en- gagged nightly by the Republicans is given out at headquarters as 17,3O0.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
CONSERVATIVE ESTIMATES.
What Politicians Say in Regard to thu
 Outcome.

'I am confident that good work has been done for Doran by the territorial central committee" said Secretary Barnes yesterday "Of course, We do not claim every county for our candi- date, but from reports received by me for two days past from every county in the territory I feel safe in predicting that Doran's election is sure'
 From the reports received by MT Barnes, Apache, Navajo and Coconino counties will give Doran good plurali ties. Mdhave county is conceded to O'Neill Yavapai county can be relied upon to give Doran a handsome plu- rality. O'Neill will run very light in that county. Maricopa county is safe for Doran by 150 plurality. Mark Smith will run ahead of O'Neill in this county. Yuma county will run very close, but will probably give slight majority for OtNeill. Pima county is running too close to make a conserva- tive prediction for any of the candi- dates. OtNeill will carry Cochise coun- ty by small majority, but Doran will carry Bisbee and Willcox. O'Neill will probably carry Tombstone. This is Mark Smiths county, but Smith will come out of it badly beaten.
 Graham county is conceded to Smith but Doran will carry Clinton and Mo renci. Pinal county was thought to be for Smith a few weeks ago, but the sentiment has changed completely and it is now absolutely safe for Doran. Gila county will go for O'NeiM from all reports received.
 These figures are not guesses, but are conservative estimates. Smith will carry but two counties, O'Neill not over three and the balance are for Doran beyond any peradveDture.
 J. w. Benham returned Sunday from a trip in the northern part of the ter ritory. While there he talked with all the party leaders and is in a position to give safe prediction. He says that Navajo county will give Doran a pll,- raliky of from twenty five to seventy five. Apache is safe for Doran by seventy-five plurality. Coconino Is iI line end he estimates Doran's plurality at about 125. Holbrook and Flagstaff will give large majorities for Doran but he will have only an even break ir
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
1T WILL BE DELEGATE DORIAN
No Longer Any Doubt of the
 Result.
Reports from Different Counties Give Doran Cooo PluraIlties-Re- publican Gains Noted Throughout the County.

Information received from every county in the territory points to an overwhelming plurality for Doran, and Republican victories on every hand. The Tucson Star prints reports from large number of places throughout the territory. which leave no ground for doubt. 1t will be victory for Ithe Re- publicans and an unprecedented one. There will be weeping in the camp of the repudiationists when the votes are counted
 From Navajo county comes the news that Doran will carry thai county by a small plurality over OiNein, with Smith close third. The Republican legislative candidates will be elected beyond question. Doran is in the lead at Holbrook, and O'Neill and Smith are running close and will divide the vote sufficient to give Doran a good plu- rality.
 Apache county will roll up large plurality for Doran, and O'Neil1 will have majority over Smith there. The disastroue effect of free wool is stam- peding the ranchers' vote to Doran.
 At Yuma Doran has forged far ahead of Smith during the last shree days on account of Smiths fight against Yuma s | interests. Smiths vote will be con- fined to the prison force and other ad- ministration appoiniees and their per sonal friends.
 Free wool has played havoc with the Democratic party in Coconino. Doran will carry Coconino by a vote equal to the combined vote of Smith and O'Neill. O'Neill will be second. The Republican legislative ticket will be elected.
 Doran has gained during the. las week in Mohave county. and his friends are claiming small raurality for him
 Doran and O'Neill are running neck and neck in Pinal county, but evidences of Republican gains are apparent dur l ing the past week, and Doran will come out of the county with a small plural ity. Charges are rife among tht friends of Smith that he is being traded for Doran by the Democratic ticket. Graham county is conceded to DoraI by the silverites. In the vicinity O Clifton he will get an almost unani nous vote. He will divide the Nor mon vote with O'Neill and Smith.
 Doran will have plurality of 20 } in Bisbee.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
WATSON IS OUT.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 2.-Thomas B. Watson spoke at Sandersville Saturday in behalf of West, the Populist candi- date for congress in the Tenth district. In the course of his remarks he ex- pressed a sincere desire that Bryan be elected at all hazards. Respecting himself he said among other things: q am out of the race in Georgia. There are two tickets you can vote next Tuesday-Bryan and Sewall or Nc Kinley and Hobart If you can't stand either, stay at home
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03

Winslow. The contest in the latter town lies between Doran and ONeill. Smith has lost what influence he had in the latter town on account of per- sonal attack he made on James Ma honey in a speech he made there. Ma honey is a power in political circles there and the votes that would have been cast for Smith will go toO'Neill.
 T. w. Hine predicts a plurality for Doran in the territory of 2,500. The entire Republican county ticket, he says, will be elected by majoriies rang ing from 300 to 1000 according to the weakness of the candidates opponent.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
FITCH AT SAN DIEGO.

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 2.-The closing and greatest rally of the campaign will be held tonight, when the Hon. Tom Fitch will address the meeting on the plaza. Hon. w. w. Bowers will also speak, and music furnished by the Ell Cajon and City Guard bands. A grand parade is arranged and all the McKin- ley clubs in the county will be in line.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
ARRIVALS AT ASH FORK.

ASH FORK, Ariz., Nov. 2.-(SpeciaI Correspondence of The Republican, J. Arrivals at the Depot hotel up to yes terday were as follows: U. G. McMur- ton, Kansas City; w. A. Drake of Prescott, chief engineer s. F., P. & F.; B. F. Clements, Prescott; Mrs. Charlse Hills, Chicago; Philip Dalla, Chicago; Con Schoremyer, Phoenix; o. F. Rick ard, Phoenix; Miss Mildred Tudein, Butte, Mont; Theodore B. Comstock Prescott; Mrs. R. Clark, Phoenix; John c. Ripper, Prescott; M o. Marline Denver, Colo; SL T. Constable, San Francisco; R. B. Strum, Prescott; w. A. Drake, Prescott; Charles Britton Williams; Mrs. Dr. 1T. Weyle and daughters of Denvar.
 John PueHar, division master me- chanic Atlantic & Pacific, spent the day with us.
 Plumer Wills, Wells-Fargo messen- ger on the s. F., F. & F., resumes his regular run tomorrow after a pleasant visit of six weeks at his old home 1T Virginia
 Come to the Republican office tonighr and see the election returns displayed by StereODticOn. Great omen air show
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
WE'RE NOT DISCHARGED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-It is stated on authority that the statement tele- graphed from Richmond, Ky, to the effect that A. T. Chenault and Col. J. K. Brooks, revenue officials in that city, [had been discharged for offensive partisanship, is absolutely untrue No such action has been taken and so far as can be learned none Is contemplated.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03

Advertisers are notified that the Re publican will present the election re- turns tonight by stereopticon at this office. A limited number of advertise ments will be received. Come early.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
DORIAN WILL GET FINAL.

FLORENCE, Ariz., Nov. 2.-GSpecial Dispatch to The Republican, LA rous- ing meeting addressed by Doran, R. c. Powers and T. P. Carson was held here last night Pinal county will give Doran 100 to 150 plurality.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
PoPULsT MUDDLE..

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2.-Frassxs telegrams received here today it seazukz that the Populist party in Tennessee itz1 in bad predicament. Ben s. Bosy3s chairman of the board of. registrarszr. has been notified by four of the PogzR-- list electors not to putt their names ssI1 the ticket and to keep off all Pops4Ess2 electors. J. P. Buchanan, state PGsrTEr- list chairman, wires that none of SIsss Populist electors have been withdraEzr1 MT. Boyd says he is not going to pS1e on the names of those who reqgnzsse them kept off. It is too late to nzzzsee other electors.
 If you are interested in the eIecs Eu,ss returns come to the Republican ofyjsxe tonight and sec them displayed. .lby ssss- reopticon. The show will last se1srzfs, hours.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
ARIZONA AFFAIRS.

Important News From Our Washing
 ton Correspondent.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-03

Come to the Republican office tonight and see the election returns displayed by stereopticOn. Great open air show
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11
PURELY Personal.
Pro@l.sns oosr. sas cshsr. :. e-.nAs
on ths w,ea by tAs Re>ortsr
fer the ArdmoreIts.

J.. s. B. ApOHos went to Name
VILE today.
C.N stevens. Of 0ainesvIlIs. IL
in the city.
DIR. W. T. BOgie was called 70
MannsviIle today.
Deputy d. d. Flow, from Tisho-
mingo, is in tie city.
Jim Hughes from Sulphur Springs,
is visiting his family, here.
DR.. Yarbrough and Rev. J. B.
Smith, both OF Springer. are in the
city.
Attorney ChIllion Riley went TO
DOugherty on professional business
today.
Miss Essie Baum Of Gainesville is
visiting her brother Henry at this
place.
Mrs. Lon Frame Of Davis IL visit-
ing her sister Mrs. r. E. Wilson In
this city.
Mrs. George Frasher and little
girls returned today from n visit to
relatives at Gainesville.
Mrs. V. a. Niblack who has been
very sick for the past two days from
a sudden bilious attack is reported
to be slowly improving.
Mrs. r. &. Litten left today for
Lexington and Calvin where she win
visit a short time and from there 20
to Kentucky FOR the summer.
J. B. Sharp the genia' business
manager Of the Purcell ball team is
in the city in charge OF his agerega-
ton Of vi h beauty and ball tossers.
A c. Cruce, W. A. Ledbetter, r.
W. Dick, ID. J. Kendall. John L.
Gait, 5. t. Bledsoe, J. @. Thompson
and J. A. Mcclure delegates to the
Vinita convention returned last night
well satisfied with their success.
Photos Is cents per dozen at
wiIlyerd's new studio, this week.
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