The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-10-31
Mr.. BRYAN TO GET 800
CAREFUL ESTIMATE OF HIS ELEC-
TORAL COLLEGE STRENGTH.
Effect of the Candidates Campaign
ing Tour Through the Riddle
West Being Felt.

Chicago. Oct. 27.-Assistant Chairman
Campau of the democratic national COM
mittee received today Geographic reports
from each state chairman in the union
giving estimates based on the latest In
formation as TO how the different states
would record their votes one week from
Tuesday. This is the last formal report
that will be made by the chairmen Of
tho different state committees
Mr. Campsu aaid: 1.-THE democratic
national committee awaits tho results OF
next weeks election with serene conf
dence. Mr.. Bryan Will DO elected by the
largest popular majority given any presi-
dent in quarter of a century. He will
have more than 300 votes In the electoral
college. Reports from the middle western
states show the effect OF his wonderful
campaigning tour through them. His
majority will be increased by many thous-
ands as q result of his great journey.
Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Iowa and
Minnesota are absolutely safe and our
chances of success in Ohio and Wisconsin
are flattering The ever-rising tide OF en-
thusiasm for the great cause and the
great leader Of the common people viii
sweep those states along with their sis
ters already won.
Senator German, one sof the most
astute leaders of the union, guarantees
Maryland. our reports from Kentucky
are that the republican monopoly and
democratic treason VIII be outvoted by
more than 30 900, The desperate and des-
potic effort to coerce and buy the Amerl-
can people came to a dismal and humill
atinr, failure The solid south and the
-, j., ,
SILVER Wess VIII JUN MINUS III 4iPi SS-
nable alliance at the polls. The great
r,t5d1a ,,-ost 10 with than, In an in1,incf-
"Our intrenid leader is sure to get n
magnificent victory. These states will
give their votes for him without a shadow
or aouht.
.,I al vi n
California go -. -. -. -. -. %. -. 800. >
Florida &c. a.. 80 .'.
Indiana 49,. 80 80 - '''' 80 - w Is
kansas. e. ......... ... -. &c. ...... 10
Louisiana ''..''''' ''.'''''' '''' ''''''''''
Mississippi ..,.'. ............. 8
Montana .......... ...... ........ ........ 8
Nevau1 .;,,..''' ''''' '''''' ''''''''' '''''''
South Carolina ..... ......... ......... ...... .
Tennessee ......... ......... u
Wssbinrfon ,'' $3.50 '''''''' '.'.." '''.'.'
Wyoming...... ......... ...... ............... 5
Arkansas ......... ........ ......... '..'.'
GeorgIa ....'.. Is
Illinois e. $500. ....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a
Iowa 49, '''' t'''''.'.' .'''''''''''''''
MARYLAND ',''' '.. -.
Mnnesota..... ........ ..... ......... 8
MlSsou5i '''''' ''''''''' '''''''''''' '''''''
North Carolina ......... ................ il
oregon. $50. ....... ...................
T TeSes D"No'H'' '''''''''' 800 - So. X
Virginia 49, ..,........ ............... ..........
West Virginia .......... ........ .''''''''''.. 3
Total gsa
"In addition, our chances OF success are
better than those of the republicans in:
Delaware ......... ..... see. ...... ......... 8
Ohio .,..''.'..'''.''. '''' ''''..' ''.''''.' ~
Total ...:.... ...... ............. as
IL mas peeh d long, n@iu caHpAlsn' D"'
the people cause mas never ceaseu IN us
march TO victory Inc buster OF the re
pupHcah national committee Gaining S'l
eIeclorai votes is SHOWN III l"e Inclusion
IN 'helr esuhales oil sueh states as Tex
as luuno' Olah ana Alohldho whose M
Jorlty Ior bryah can ohly De measured
py considering almost the "ho'e FOu"s
popUlal'oh lor hiAh'
MT N1iupdu gave lne lo"o"'hs Reports
OF inc u4iierehl sla'e chA-Il"en' showing
that Ihe confluence OF the national COM
nlllUee 10 shared Dy 0ne managers OF 'he
ollereh' states
AIAals'-s- l'eino0rS.'e ana PopuNs. lu-
D.