The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-10-21
HOW THEY WILL VOTE.

Chas. Edison, of Pine Island, Mimi;
writes: This town will 60 majority
of 80 for Lind aud 25 for Bryan. Bis
marck's letter has given Bryan the
German vote"
J. Mathews, of Luvern, Iowa, writes:
Gilmore is Republican stronghold
know nine Republicans that say
they will for Bryan and two Demo
Gratis will vote for Mckinley"
A. G. Barrett, of Holdings Ford,
send club and writes: 1.-THE town of
Krain will poll about $50 votes. or
these there will be about 80 for Nc
Kinley and Clough,and 12J for Bryan
and Lind"
John Tillman. of Triumph, MIMI,
writes: II estimate the vote in our
township for the coming election to
be as follows: Bryan and Lind 80,
Mckinley and Clough 10, Scattering
A friend at Granite Rock, Mimi,
writes that the town of Granite Rock,
will 60 Is for Bryan and IL for McKin-
ley, and the town of Sheridan Is for
Bryan and 20 for Mckinley.
Chas. w. Keller, of Barry, Mimi,
writes that about 100 votes will be
polled in his township, of which about
nine are for the G.. 0. P. and ninety
for Bryan.
Daniel Wallace, Of Spokane, Wash,
sends us dollar and writes: "Poli-
tics booming. The state conceded
solid for the whole ticket
M. U. Greer, of New London, Mimi,
writes: "The town Of CalfaX, will
poll about 100 votes, of which Bryan
and Lind will receive about 50, and
Mckinley and Clough the balance"
w. II. ingalls,, Of Marshall county,
estimates the vote for Ingalls,, Mimi,
as follows: Bryan and Lind 45, Nc
Kinley and Clough II, doubtful TO-
A. T. Hudson, of Godahl, Mimi,
writes: 'Our town has been Peoples
Party ever since 1892. In 1894 we had
81 votes for Owen out of 10 cast.
This year we will give Lind 100 and
Bryan 95. Wherever l go l hear
strong talk by Democrats and Popu-
lists. Brown county will go 50 per
cent for Bryan and Lind.
IL. King, writes: jackson coun-
ty will give Bryan majority of not
less than 20. Lakelield had her first
silver rally Thursday, when $50
torches were in line. The meeting
was addressed by Judge Perkins OF
Window, and Hon. Q. j. Knox, Of
Jackson. Many votes were made for
the free silver cause
Jalmar Larson. of Spice, Mimi,
writes: Sin my judgment. Kandiyohi
county, will stand 1900 for Bryan. and
1000 for Mckinley, and 2,eOO for Lind,
and 400 for Clough. In 1894 Nelson
poled 1,547, ard Owen 1,526. The
Populsts have gained in every town
ship, and the Prohibition vote will 90
mostly with the Peoples Party. We
can also elect our county ticket. Our
candidate for Representative, DR.. G.
Johnson, will be elected with a big
majority.
A friend at Madison Lake, Mimi,
sends in a subscription and writes:
1.-THE many friends Of the Hon. Igna-
titus Donnelly in this county (Bue
Earth) deeply sympathized with him
for the way the Minnesota delegation
treated him at the National POpullst
Convention. Mr.. D,nnelly should be
treated we'll by the Populists, and if it
were in our power, we would make
him President of the United States.'
VIM. Murphy. of Holdings Ford,
Mimi, writes: This town will cast
about ITO votes for Bryan, Lind and
Towne. and about 40 votes for McKin-
ley. This 40 votes may be reduced be-
fore election. as everything that can
be done will be done to convert them.
Hoping reports from all the towns
throughout the state and all over the
United States will prove silver on top
and trusts and corporations and com
bines done away with forever"
L. A. Leeman, Of Mapleton, writes:
"If were going to make au estimate
of this township and village, l should
say that Bryan and Lind would carry
it by fifty majority. We are gaining
votes every day. Prof Cation, OF Min
neapolis, spoke here Oct. 8. to the
largest political gathering ever assem-
bled at this place. He is speaker OF
great ability and will make votes
wherever he speaks"