The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-09-21
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
To Be Continued on the Ex.
cursion Plan
SOMEBODY PAYS FREIGHT
On Daily Delegations From Now Till
October
Grosvenor of Ohio Comforts His Friends
With Prophecies of Majorities Which
Mr.. Mckinley May Not Get.

CANTON, o., sept. ZV.-MaJOr McAln-
ley spent the day entertaining few
friends at dinner, looking over his mail
and resting The mail and the tele-
graph are still heavily burdened with
congratulations from new Mckinley
| converts and with requests for appoint
ments with visiting delegations. Com
mencing Tuesday there will be meetings
on the Mckinley lawn every day until
October 0, ard a number of appoint
ments beyond that date have been made
For this week clone there are twenty
nine delegations announced as follows:
Tuesday, Setember ", citizens Of
| jamestown and Chautauqua counties,
I N. Y, sixteen coaches; Mckinley clubs
| of northern Indiana, starting at Elk
| hart and coming in train of three Sec
| ton; Republican friends from Holmes
county Ohio
| Wednesday, September 90. the first
voters and Republican veterans of Mum
Gle, Ind; the Republicans of Wood
county Ohio, including the Manhattan
| Mckinley club and the First Voters
Mckinley club of Bowling Green.
| Thursday, September "a. the Repub-
licans of Westmoreland county, Pa, 700
strong; Republicans of Oil City Pa.
| Friday. September 25. citizens of Craw-
ford county, Pa: citizens of Wyandotte
county, Ohio; citizens of Eastfield, Pa;
| Weymonds Money club of Lynn, Ohio.
Saturday, September 26, the John Dali
zell Republican club; workingmen and
employees of the Westinghouse Air Brake
company of Wilmington, Pa; employees
| Of Spang Clark & Co., Aetna, Pa; Peo-
| ria, ILL.,, travelling club; employees of the
| Duquesne steel works, Duquesne. Pa;
| Swedish American citizens and Flam-
| beau club of Rockford, Ill, 800 strong;
Mckinley club. composed entirely of
| tin workers. 1000 strong, from Kensing-
| ton, Pa; the Republicans of Pioua; the
Republican wheelmen of Toledo work.
ingmen from Jones & Laughlin COM
pany Pittsburg; citizens of the western
reserve of Ohio. organized by the women
| of Cleveland and vicinity; Republicans
and citizens of Ada, Ohio.
Monday, September rs, citizens of Lis
! bon. Columbiana county, Ohio.
| Tuesday, September 20, the locomotive
engineers of Chicago; Republicans and
citizens in general of Youngstown Ohio;
old soldiers of Sandusky, Ohio.
Wednesday, September 80. the native
county day, arranged by the citizens of
Warren. Trumbull county. where Nc
Kinley was born, and the citizens of
Bellefonte Pa;
| Thursday. October 1, the Mckinley
| and Hobart club of Urbana, Ohio, and
| the Republican voters of Portage coun-
| ty, Ohio.
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| band and military organization of Chi
cago; the farmers of the panhandle"
of West Virginia.
Saturday, October 8, the Mckinley
| and Hobart club of Venango county.
| Pa. the Commercial Sound Money club
| of Mansfield; the wheelmen of Chicago;
Bohemlan-American club of Cleveland
| October farmers of Missouri along
| the line of the Santa Fe; the Republican
Editorial association of the Nineteenth
| district of Illinois.
October 6-Wisconsin and Minnesota
! lumbermen. starting from Chippewa
Falls the First Voters club of Urbana,
Ohio.
| October 7-Republicans of Randolph
county, Indiana.
October S-The First Voters McKin-
| ley club of Cleveland.
October 1O--The Slavonic Mckinley
club of Cleveland; Republicans of New
Castle. Ind; veteran soldiers, wage
earners and citizens of Maryland; dele
| cation from Louisville.
October 12-Wage earners of st. Louis.
October 17-Garfeld club of Louisville;
| Republicans of Chicago.
EASY FIGURING.
| ATHENS, o.. Sept. 20.-General Gros-
Veror tonight gave out a table of esti-
mates of the probable result of the pres
idential election at the request of GER
tain members of the press in the east.
lie says:
The six New England states with SO
electoral votes, will go to Mckinley so
head my table as follows:
New England, SO; New York, So; New
Jersey, 10; Maryland, s. Delaware, 8;
Pennsylvania, 81; West Virginia, g.
Ohio, 20; Indiana, Is; Illinois. "a; Mich
igan, II; Wisconsin, IL; Iowa, IS; Min
nesota, 8; South Dakota. 4; Kentucky,
10; Oregon, 4; Washington,4; California,
O.; total 27S.
Here is q total of 2S7 votes, or 81 more
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states which are still in doubt, towit:
Kansas, 10; Nebraska, s; North Carroll
ma, IL; North Dakota. 8; Wyoming, 8;
total, 35.
OF the remaining states, Louisiana, 8;
Tennessee, 12; Missouri. II; Texas, Is;
Virginia, IL; total, g., are one or more OF
them within the line of possibility. I
might almost say reasonable probable
ity.
I concede to Bryan and Watson or
Bryan and Sewall, Alabama, II; ArlSan-
sas, 8; Colorado, A; lordia. 4; Georgia.
13; Idaho, 8; Mississippi, 8; Montana, 3;
Nevada, 8; South Carolina 8; Utah, 8;
total, 70.
These are practically sure for the op-
position, although there may be possi-
BILE dispute.
SPEAKERS PROMISED.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-The Republican
National speakers bureau has announc-
ed that Chauncey M. Depew will speak
nj Gr1A Ael1. natN l.,