The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-27
DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS BRIGHT
Outlook Promising in Ohio, Indiana
and othe- Western States.

Cincinnati. o. July - THE news from
Ohio and Indiana urcriNtd Mere indicates
th.. greatest dissatisfaction among re-
pnislisau- that has ever existed BOD "a pr'.si-
DENTAL year since, thc party was organized.
& travelling salesman Tor agricultural ma
,ainerl. Who has been ln western OHIO
auI Indiana Since tine ChicaBo convention
says that farmers are almost solid Tor
BRYAN where Dee haas been "a am rcpuh-
llcau." he said. 'but Z tell you. We have
no chance b. the country is like where /
have been. ] have been an OYER the fourth
cougr, ssioual district of Indiana aud this
special 10 The Enquirer" which he read,
gives the exact status where ! have heeiI
The special referred 10 Was as follows.
"A gentleman who WAS at the fourth dis
triet democratic convention Thursday said
h.. met there twenty old-tme republicans
who told him they were for lG-tol silver.
ana as much of ID ass could be coined. They
belong % the rank ANA Tile of the party.
talking very much as Major ). r. Glenn, ol
tsr.rushure. did. The major has been Not-
iug for whig and republican candidates
without a break since 1878. lie is MeNi-
cam aud civil war veteran. who believes
that Bryan is another Lincoln, and that
Doe ought 10 have the aid ami vote OF every
believer an Lincoln republ-cauism, ana the
welfare 81 th, common people.
90 For "a while" thr major said. 4 had
hopes lh4t ttt- republican party. With which
I a.tVe worked ami voted since ISIS, would
respond Co ihr wishes of the masses OF tac
people, but iu thia I was disappointed. as !
know MANY oi ms republican nelsnbors
are.
Many of them feel just as 1 DO, and
have told mc $50. ] have respect Tor those
~ itu ,iu uot and Who Mlll uot vote lu ac-
turiaue,. with their convictions hut real
Is think that most Intelligent and patroLc
m-u would vote for silver aud Bryan lt
they would only read ald weigh impartial
ly the arguments Tor and asAlast. con-
slider that ann voting for real AMI original
r,puhl-rauIsm iu voting for the indepeud-
emf free. cpiuasr of hutn silver ami gold al
fh.. old ratio. and nobody can doubt that
Lincoln would bee on that slide OF the QucS-
tipu Now Yes. ana Grant and ttarl"ld, too
1.-THE. democratic commit teeS ot RUSH.
Decatur and Ripley counties have received
assurance from other republicans. ana
some. of them very influential iu their re-
sr,-rfiN- localities. who haNe decided 10
vote. for fh.. Chicago candidate Within the
next TWO weeks there viii b~ tn ANNOUNCE
mvut bv q Judge in Rush county. who has
never bern anything elise hut Il republican.
that DE- viii not onlE vote Tor Bryan, but
TAX. tna stump for him.
ss-rh,. fuI.t- wanted 90 make niS decision
frrl..u-n before this hut AT tile request of
tain plans D arfeet"i. wlthholus d. but q
* coming. ami when if does There Nil DE
sonnet hing of a sensation Iu Rush. Down
fu Ripley ther. is q -eutlrman the rcnui-
liclus once. had in their district conN Hntion
-. !. candidate. FOR congress-. lie has decid-
IN "a leave the party aud go along with
Democracy hereafter. Ip. TOO. lS 10 take
the stump. aud who % is viii be known be-
fore many days
wants To- know the length and breadth OF
diz-atisfaction Goo its party il should send
uut 20 reliable agent. who VIII nave no
trouble fn picking up JUST such Information
~ This IN any county seat in the state