The herald., 1896-10-28

/ tive 1t0 eAecgor4t vote Tor nfyeHs a PoAA
Of thirty counties shows twenty-efght
E win give us ajoritiss for Bryan. The
nrecincts boiled show an average of six
teen Republicans who will vote for Bry-
m. II the average In the thirty counties
holds good through the entire state it
WIN amount to over $4,000. which would
indicate a majority Of not less than
$1,000 for Bryan" Signed by George F.
!. Richardson. acting chairman.
minnesota Will give Bryan electoral
ticket 25, 900 majority Signed by L. A.
Rosing, chairman. s1f
..Bryan's majority in Missouri cannot
Z be less than $1,000. The state ticket. on
which there is no fusions may run 20, 900
below lthis. The legislature will be
safely Democratic in both branches and
largely on the joint ballot, and will elect
Hon. George G. Vest to the senate. We
will elect fourteen congressman. "
Signed by s. B. Cook. chairman.
"Montana will give the Bryan electors
at least 1900 Majority Signed by w.
"A. Cockreif. chairman.
Our poll shows 1850 majority in Ne
hraskaAfor Bryan" Signed by Lee Herd
man. ssecretarysHse
"The total vote Of Nevada whip be
10000. The Bryan electoral ticket'will
receive, 1000 votes. Newlands Will be
elected to congress, by increased major
ity." Signed by Joseph Ryan, chair
man. 4dafr tNo
electoral fusion between Democrats,
Populists and silver Republicans is COM
plete in North Carolina, which insure a
majority for Bryan of 10000 at least"
Signed by Clement Manley, chairman.
s'North Dakota will be for Bryan by
100 on conservative estimates based on
full poll of state" Signed by Thomas
Kleninoga, chairman.
"Oregon is safe for Bryan at from 5000
to 5000. Republicans claims largely ex-
Aggerated." Signed by F. A. E. Starr,
chairman. f9e fs
1--WE are cor1fident that South Dakota
will give Bryan electors 5000 to 5000 ma
5ority'. Signed by J. A. Bowler, chair
man. Il
bryan will carry Utah by 10000 ma
jority; King, Democratic candidate for
congress. will surely be elected. Will
elect Democratic legislature" Signed
by J.. Taylor Ellison, chairman.
washington will give. Bryan at least
15;0O0 majority" Signed by V. H. Jones,
chairman
~ wyoming VIII give Bryan not less
than 1900 majority and it may reach 5000.
The HannA managers are using desper-
ate to- buy and steal the state, but they
cannot buy or stael enough to reduce
the majority below the above figures.
Governor Osborne will be elected to
kressmar, without doubt Signed by
Charles E. Blydenburgh, chairman.
1--WE will carry West Virginia for Bry-
an and, the entire state ticket by ma
jorfty Of 5000 10 10000 and will certainly
elect three and probably all of the Dem
Z ocratic candidates for congress"
i Signed by E. Edmonson, chairman.
"Baltimere-Our campaign exceed
ingly warm and we are more than sat
isfied with the progress we have made %
Signed by H. W. Talbot, chairman.
From every legitimate source of in
Formation. I am firmly of the belief that
BryNh will carry Iowa by a large ma
jority. ALI reports show daily gains.
The tide cannot be checked. The people
/, are thoroughly aroused.
(signed) "E. w. CURRIE,
= Chairman"
''Terhnessee wilisgive her electoral vote
to Bryan and Sewall by a very large
plurality, and will elect'eight out of ten
Democratic congressman.
tslgned1 J. M. COLEMAN.
fEs chairman
I'VE entered upon the campaign in
NV York under very discouraging cir
ctmstances and with but slight pros
poets of saving the state for Bryan and
SeM&&l~ The sentiment in favor of our
national ticket has grown in strength
daily. and Democrats have gradually
gained confidence in Democratic sue
cess. A majority of the voters of this
state are in favor of the election of
Bryan and Sewall. do not believe that
the vast corruption fund raised by the
Republican campaign managers can
check the current of opinion which Is
running in favor of our national candi-
date. I believe that New York city Will
give. at least 10000 majority for Bryan
and"Sewall, and that we shall carry. the
state by $4,000 majority.
(Signed) ELLIOTT DANFORTH.
s Chairman"
"A G. o. P. ESTIMATE.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Mark A. Hanna
has received the final reports of the
chairmen of the state committees of
Iowa. Kentucky, Minnesota, Michigan
andrTennessee. All the state chairmen
claim that their states were safely for
Mckinley although the kilograms re-
cedved byMr. Campau of the.Democrat-
4 tcfnational committee placed all the
states in the silver column. ACCORDING
.. to'the reports in Mr.. Hanna's keeping.
thesfive-states named will 60 for McKin-
leybyethe following pluraities; Iowa.
Z $4,000; Kentucky, 15,OOOto 10000; Mime
sofa, 10000 to 10000; Michigan. Ii. 600
and Tennessee, $1,000.
ENGLISHMEN' VIEWS.
LONDON, Oct. 2S.-The Times this
morning prints letter from Mr.. Nor
eton Frewen, dated at Chicago. express
ing confidence in Mr.. Bryan's election
He is certain, he says, that Mckinley
must carry*all seven of the great CEN
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