The evening times., 1896-10-22
WITH ARUsH FOR M'K|NLEY
Boston Trav ling Man Predic S
a Stud NJ Ii. y LanoSlid-.
SENTIMENT IN TIE WEST
says the LabOring Men Have Sized
Up the Bryan Prog am 1ur What
A. IL " .r.h-in.rv.@>. S-ich. h.n.
Iowa and Minnesota All Solid Tor
the Hepubi,can Cunuiuale.

belween Boston and Chicago there Is
pract'caiIy Lo .n..Ie.~c IA. vac pI.po.".er-
.',c.. oi souiu nU.iey seiitii.ei., eAo.,., mat
| al chicago II is L-.cn h.ore .oisi I.,.ot.s.
said Ar- Charles ii. hay iey. u Leaicr IN
'.iue i-itIIiiei, in Aos,~a. who to..~a dL
neadQuariers To-Day OH lis return from u
~eeh' trip, s.uuyng the I.ii,i,ii ts,nui-
ltois Of the West.
Winch h..L,iOled tie possibility that
iii."'s L.isnt .ULe for Lrya tnose TO
"hon my Suggestion was ad.iessed
'ee'hed positi.eiy IIsuited; nor were my
'user'atiCis oUulineL To any particular
ua,s OF l-opie. chicago Is full of A.r-
AHiey bauarers, pictures and flags. but
bry eiLLienis We're very scarce
In Il W aLisl avenue car one uay heard
II smart sort of youi man try TO guy
the conductor. asserting that he su pposeu all
einploses oT the Adj Lrel. al 10 u.
ior Mckinley 10 keep their piaces. at this
tbe cULuuctOr iiass.ed up, saying:
NovoTEs ThATwAY.
"'Young man. want you to understand
that this company has never gwen any IN
ti,nation 10 its employees On the sut.e,t.
axe iue your Iare. have no time To talk
politics
"a Gruif old gentleman who had heard
he ,onyersaIIon turnva 10 the young man.
saying:
=. sou expect To make votes for Bryan
IN mat way you are much mistaken
in saginaw, MI,u.. All Old DrinucIatic
own, iounu On tue Gay tLaI III yam spike
acre that the Al, hInisy banners out-nufn-
nered the Bryan six 10 one. Coming away
rom tne Bryan ueinOustTatioiI al ti.at place
l Iell in VITA Il srOJp oil .ight men On tiic
train. all OF wnonI had ccme into town to
Iear the oan,.iuate. six oil these Hien an
noInced tina Jtiey Would vote Tor AChIhiey
ind two for Bryan.
':in Detroit. the day Bryan spoke there.
- was piti..I, the way the city was dec
GRATED in homer OF lis opponent From thc
iIotel Cadillac | counted fourteen Mckinley
banners, AMI had To work hard 10 iind "a
bryan banner anywhere III sight. The Uni
versal reply OF the people when asked cur-
ceriing Tree silver sentiments tnat IL must
exist farther West, that accounts oil its
growth in counties few miles west nave
been heard, but riLnt there when lie con
versation is h eld, nothing Of the kind can
be found.
RAVE SIZED BRYAN UP.
.-Au classes Of mechanics and iabOrers
seem q. have sized up the Bryan program
i,,r what ltis worth and Tett trn absolutely
convinced that we are going to have land
de Of rroportiOns not before met. 10
iowa. I found stn fewer traces OF silver
sentiment than in Michigan or Minnesota.
.At Keukuk hunted up the people whom
judged would be mustiikely to be sal port
and Tho sptkesmau of such q
group told me:
I've Will give 70. 600 in this State for
.ackipiey: perhaps there are some lry;n
men over in tie western part Of the state.
but we haven't seen any around here.
st LOUIS Is as strong Tor tie gold stand
ard as tie cities tf the Fast. but from what
learn the state is very liable to cast
Is yute for BRYAN kentucky. in tie OLin-
ton Of nHny SUI porters OF Bryan, will be
lost to tie SILVER ticket this year. Aside
rrcu, a Democratic governor IN Minnesota
and tie Pres >IdeHtiai cIecJ.rs oi tie sane
stripe in Missouri ! found everything III
the West going our way with a rush."
OUT IN MISSOURI.
Col j. E. Snow. writing Chairman Bah
cock from Kansas City, Mo, says: Il do
not know what reliable information you
nay get from this part OF the country, anu
herefore | take tic liberty TO write you
a few items. When I was in Washington.
n. c., the general impression was that the
silver sentiment was 50 strong that ii was
about much IL man lie was worth Ia |
talk for sound money or the gold andard. |
But did not lind it So when l got here. |
AMI it is now the other way. Kansas City |
will go 1000 maiority for Mckinley.
"A sound money league, non-partisan. |
was started last Wednesday, the 10th, and |
last Saturday night, four days after, it |
urnbercdoverT 900. Composed the best |
business men of the city, and bout one-haI |
lifelong Democrats, by the I'd of Novem- |
Der we expect. and will h1ve,o daylight |
parade of 200 sonnd money men in line
We propose to have il in the da ytime. so |
Sbat people can see the faces OF the men |
who compose it. And they won't be tramps |
md hobues either, but our very best busi- |
ness men. |
1t cannot be reasonably expected that |
we should carry Missouri for Mckinley. al |
&C.. EUspI IEntIn;, II.aii,e. an,
in our favor
But We will carry it sure for the State |
ticket, aud are pretty sure to send the |
same number of Representatives to the
Fifty-fifth Congress. elect a Legislature
hat " ill retire George Vest and put POO
I'D Missouri" in the Republican column. |
These statements, you may say, are con
,ervative. a nd may be reasonably depended |
on. Ten .LuISi1 -ibIt- asa.
lp here. 2 10 i on Mckinley on general |
results. and has remained for week with |
,ut any takers. although it may, by its |
erms. be taken in " hole or any part. Thus, |
'ou see. the silver men here are not very |
anxious to place their money on Bryan