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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11

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New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
WKINLEYS CHANCES " KENTUCKY

SILVER DETECTION FROM TIE REPUBLICANS ONE
PER cENT--A BIG SOUND HONEY VOTE
Lexington Ky. Oct l9.-Samuel J. Roberts chair
OF the Republican stare Executive committee
gave out a statement last night regarding the po-
ltical situation In Kentucky. He says in part:
ION is "a myth Two per cent os last years Repub.-
can vote or les than 200 IL ex;ravagan, figure.
and many OF the best-lnforrDed men say It Will not
reach one per cent, The Sound Money Democratic
cement certainly Includes 2o per OF the oldme
Democracy or upward o, 35.ooo votes but as some
of these rejected Hardin last year and voted with the
Republicans their votes helped TO make up Governor
Bradlcy's 5000 plurality There is every reason TO
believe there VIII be a detection OF IL per cent. or
over 2i0JJ votes. from last years Democratic vote.
which VIII lust Offset the for Weaver in
l.s2 The hlghwa,er mark OF the Popullsts. who are
this year fused with tho silver Democrats.
The Republican loss from free silver detection
and scattering Populsts who voted with the Repub-
lls,us last wear on State issues Will. | believe. be
fully balanced by Populisis VINO reject fusion ana
VINO viii either stay at home Election Day or vote
only for members OF Congress In the western cisirct
~ The state where they strong ana nave ssVerai
aggressive Congressional candidates
"Of the 1900 increase In the Sound Money Demo
cratic element over las; year. the most conservative
estimates give Mckinley % cent. or l2wO votes,
leaving an equal number for Palmer and Buckr"r.
believe Mckinley and Hobart will increase Governor
Bradley plurality by such proportion OF the So"ha
Money Democrats decline 10 take any cnatcts py
voting FOR the indianapolis ticket.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
Mr.. MILLER DISPIEASED.

Ex-senator Warner Miller was dispeased yesier-
day with comments that have been made
about his speaking tour IT was reported that nc
would make n speech at Syracuse to-morro"
night in the interest of eX-Congressman Belde1.
who is indorsed by Democrats. Whom this became
current and Mr.. Miller was asked about Il. he
said tnat he making his own assignments and
speaking for Mckinley and Hobart. but made no
direct denial of the report. n. Il. Scott, memoer
of the Executive Committee, heard the report in
a somewhat garbled form. and was quoted as say
ing that If Mr. Miller did that 1t was d
shame"
Mr.. Miller saw this quotation yesterday fore
and took Mr.. Scott to task for It, Mr.. Scott
told him bluntly and truthfully that he had not
used profanity. and those who know him ire aware
that he does not use profane languaget ana mat i
all he had said was simply that II Mr.. Miller made
speech in the interest OF a man backed backed by Demo,
Gratis and against a one-armed soldier II was a
shame. This did MT seem 10 make everything sal- al.
pleasure during the day. He paid a call upon
General Clayton at headquarters. and General
Clayton tried to induce him to go West and con-
tinue speaking for Mckinley but satisfactory
declaration could be secured from him II = not
known whether he will go West and speak "r not
and to quote General Clayton's words: Mr.. Miller
was so annoyed that II was impossible 10 get him
to talk directly about the matter
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
COLGATE s. CO.'S
Cashmere Bouquet
TOILET SOAP and PERFUME.

the State of Illinois. and also why he dehouncsn % @
the President for exercising The power Whun h,aI ,a
had under the Constitution. mas been = "is.,,n ..a
failure II has only resulted in calling INC a,ue m ~
tion OF the people OF the country TO the nanS y, ~
his in that trying time Altgei,G IS
neither more nor less than q red-handed AhaI
who though holding high office ana nasi,,s r;shts
sworn to execute the laws to maintain tnt lisi.,
Of the people. basey refused 10 do So ana was S ON,
finally brought to his senses by the s'rohS Fan"
of the Federal Government. 4,
These issues are all to he settled on November O.
am glad to say that the great mass OF our people
without regard to party. nave joined iogether
ha nd in hand to put down every one or them: 10
show their dsapproval Of an attack upon tne honor
and integrity of the country and upon me p1Se
ness of the attempt to seduce the people mo ,o "a
scheme OF cheating each other; and also that over
and above all this which relates to their materia, i
interests they are firm supporters or the Federal
Government and Of Congress, and OF tie mann
tenance of law and order in every portion OF our
great country. And to accomplish this there Is
but way, and that Is to see to IL that the ma
jority for Mckinley and Hobart Is the greatest
ever given TO any candidate since the organization
Of the Government.
There was tremendous applause a. the close OF
Mr. Millers speech. He ended at twenty minutes
after 10 o'clock but the larger part of the audience
remained to hear a few short speeches by Senator
Pavey and others.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
REED ABLE TO SPEAK AGAIN.

HE RESUMES CAMPAIGN WORK IN THE CHICAGO
AUDITORIUI.
Chicago Oct I9.--Thomas Il. Reed this aitefhon
addressed an audience that hlled the Aud!toruA
He said In part
IL Is propos ID TO change the currency Oh tn,
counry--not % change II little, put ehahse " "
seriously Ii is claimed this change VIII DC Lo' IN IN
country's benefit Buc singularly enough tne se1,
tIemen who propose the change rever say nov ~
will benefit the country They only say; w. W.
lIeye so and so and will happen we oe!s., ..,,
Is a very good foundation for theology ~ Is w., w.,
we'll uhen ne are gons TO test II MI tne ne.ss
world But II the world Of business we pe"e's
IL worth nothing. ,, -. L,s nan
n ,her. IL man in this .udienre VINO mas ". ~
lucky enough TO have owed DEBT ever slhse . - =
crime cf 1879 would like TO see hiin u" ia.. :
that the average debt Is Of less than three 49, .
standing | presume that some OF you seh. s -. -,
In this audience have so. Probably seVera .. ,.n
have So Now suppose man should co''ie " ,uN y
and try to borrow that $40 and you knew ne SI
do his utmost TO pay YOU back Win ~ III ss,
Won do, You would bo apt to charge Dp,. ~ p., ,si
for risk ard about 10 per cent FOR nc'u"nr,, a,, az
lend hin S. taking his note Tor sl"' - I, Il
pInuscD or course. you would nave to ,amu s- M,
him Now. do you think that the foreigner ,s,s ~,
less sense Than you? DO you think shat III %
who has 500 has less sense than you! ,NPpp. ~ou,
Gentlemen OF the West. am glad 10 see w 10 -
antituds thar YOU are going 10 allow US OF .'e -
10 agree with you on the subject "t n"""ee
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
syp,rs From KANSAS AND KENTTCKY.

Washngton oct. l'-The HepuDhcih congress
Committee ihls morning received advices from vaFl-
aus part- OF Kentucky. which. Il il said. show re-
rna-knbe change In the sentiment OF that STATE ON
instance poll Of the little town OF Fulton .s given
as A sample The poll in August last showed is5
Sound Money Republicans i2s silver Republicans. al
gold Democrats and '6' doubtful revised poi' OF
m. Sam. place dated October KiNes the committee
IN. foll,ving results l. silver Republicans. 50 Nc
k.nley men. lis gold Democrats and 6" doubtful Tne
writer OF The letter announces that the majority o IN"
gold Democrats vii support Mckinney .
4 similar TrsuTn mas been received if0n kHN-as.
bur covering "A larger t"rrltory-thc counties OF Raw
lin- 1'heycnr- Norton, Thomas. Sheridan ana Ora
nam OF the VIA Congress District. THIS poll shows
3Gs2 Republicans 2.sdn POpusis. 20, Democrats and
~ prohbitionisis TWO years the same counties
gave tn. Republicans 29l3 Popu.ists 3oSs Democrats
ta3 and Proh!h.ilonlsis -.
senator Butler. chairman of he Populisi Commit
te, was unab. to TO MS office this morning ow-
ing to the bicycle injuries he sustained Saturday even
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
MR. PEABODY BRINGS GOOD NEWS

George Foster Peabody returned yesterday from
Chicago to the headquarters of the Palmer and
Buckner Democracy, No. 50 East Twenty-third-si.
Il find that the Sound Money Democrats said
Mr. Peabody, "of the West are very aggressive
and determined to maintain their name for political
integrity and the patriotic support OF the Govern
ment The promising young men OF the West are
allied in hearty accord with the oidtimc leaders
the party In striving to reform 1t under the de-
scriptive title National Democrats. Much interest
and satisfaction were expressed in the outcome OF
The litigation over the use Of the party title in our
own State, and the prompt affirmation by the court
OF last resort of our right will have much moral ci-
feet In the West.
Il return feeling more confident than ever: yes
ever confident. But feel that now Is the lime FOR
most persistent and vigorous work 10 complete the
victory and make Bryans defeat veritable wa.
terloo ! was much pleased with the condition or
our National Democracy organization IN 'hcds"
IL IL doing good work.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
NOISY MEETING AT COOPEh tNiON.

tumul,uous sound-money mass-mer'hS was
held i'm Cooper Union last evening The misses am
cheers AT the mention of the name OF MI bryan
We're of about equal strength and the ponce r"'e'
the proceedings The meeting was heid uhue' '"'
Joint auspices OF the Democratic Honest MONEY
League and the Wage Farmers Patriotic League
and although Colonel J. f.. Bloom. president OF the
latter body sat In the chair. his rulings were III
chaff before the gale.
The hall WAS well filed with shouters OF Il"
shades OF opinion and with policemen Coohe
Bloom opened the meeting with a few remarks on
the fallaoious lG-to-l proposition. and then miro
duced Henry Austin Adams Mr.. Adams's remark
that he didn't mind interruption was greeted VIII
another shout: you're paid for H. Major John
Byrne president Of the Democratic honest Noney
League was dcmolishng the chicago plaupoiiIm ~
when n breezy person in the rear or 'he nan
iumned on his chair and shouted for the I'rNilese
OF asking IA question. GORDON OF ponEyeN Near sua
rounded him. and against the protests oi '"Jo'
Byrnc rushed him out -. ,,or,or,,, con
duct OF the Populists." said the Major VINO mao
become excited under prolonged irItatioh, o. a
rarthian shot. what the condition OF thls Coun.y
would be if they obtained cohtroi oil 'he 'o'e'"
ment" -. ,aross.l tho meet
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
REJECTING FUSION ~ kANSAS'
WATSON ORDERS HIS NAME, OFF THE S"'A'
TICKET.

WATSON ORDERS HIS NAME. OFF THE '"'
TICKET.
Topeka. KAN Oct. ls.-W. {. EDWARDS. e'e1
of state. to-day received a letter from i"o"'-'
Watson In which he said; .a.s
"I withdraw as candidate for Nice-r'es" gov. :.
IN ,,. ,,cke, nominated at Abilene. and deci'n. y
have my name used on the official ballot upo"
h,ket Il being placed there To deceive r0P''
voters to vote for Democratic electors, ,,..,.o.,
Secretary Edwards decided to obey MT. ,".,h.
roousst and so Informed Chairman breiue.,
OF the Pcpust State Central Committee. n. n"sS. q
thai Immediately caused application to De ms~ "a
the Supreme Court for writ OF m""' ",.oc,
compel the Secretary of State 10 place
name on the ticket. An alternative ~, thsariny
granted this afternoon and the case SCI the Court
On its merits Wednesday afternoon. II ~" prysns
sustains the action OF Secretary ES,a ballot ai
name alone will appear on the oncni liant the
that over the electoral ticket OF the @ ,housandl
Road Populists The result will he % %tnat Iectofal
of voters will be lost to the Bryan lusiy,. lusiy,s noItt
ticket which WILL II Is thought by leaJ,sf s.a fnr No
clans OF all parties. make Kansas 'e''"''
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
NEWSPAPER WORKERS IN THE BIG PARADE

The members of the Publishers and Adverii'-
ers Sound Money Club making extensive prep
arations for participation in the business men 5
parade on October 81. They have established re HI
quarters in rooms Nos 20 and q In the Times Bull
Ing end are daily enlistng many in the ranks To-
the great parade Charles A. Dana is president
and is taking active interest In the demonstra-
tion. The club cordially invites all publishers.
editors reporters. corrcspordents .'eprcaentitir
advertising agents. solicitors and all employees in
any branch or department to enroll themselves at
the club rooms 10 take part In the demonstration.
Guy II. Hubbard IL secretary of the club and the
Executive ommittee Is comLCsed OF Henry Drslcr.
T chairman: }. Walter Thompson, a Frank
Richardson Robert j. Cook Alfred r.. Rose and
Willett +. Cook.
The prime pal officers OF the Cotton Exchange
Sound Money Club when IL turns out In the bust
ness mems parade October 81 Will be: Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
THE REPUBLICAN CLUES PLANS.

The Republican club held It's regular meeting
last night in the clubhouse. No 40 Fifth-ave. Al
fred f. Ommen and Alonzo S. Gear. both OF ms
city were elected to membership Several new
members were proposed among them Professor
George Gunton and +. Bradley Strong son ci
Mayor Strong. Adebert H. Steele. chairman OF
the Campaign Committee. reported that the club
had raised sixty-one banners In the city and was
10 arrange for open-air meetings In every Assem-
bIy district at intervals. until election besides
some big indoor meetings. John Sabine Smith re-
ported for the Committee ON the Greater New
York Charter. that a special meeting OF the club
would be held to consider the charter ne
Tuthill for Coroner. L. +. Chtenden, who was
Registrar Of the Treasury under Lincoln. made A
brief speech and VOLUNTEERED his services for he
open-air meetings TO be held In the dinrent As
sembly districts. IL was announced mat here
would be telegraph operators AT the club during
Election Day 10 take returns from all parts OF the
cou
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20

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New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
NO SILVER SENTIMENT UP THERE

william l.. Proctor. OF Ogdensburs. memv, vy,ii
the Republican State Committee from '"e Ia
Congress District. who has st. Lawrence ,,.,,on
Fulton and Hamilton counties In MS '''''
was In the city yesterday. ..,,mens
THE reports that there Is free-s'''e1 .,a AN
IN our section Of the State" Mr.. Proctor 49, IN
purely imaginative SO much was sa.u -rs., dis
prevalence OF the silver craze In my eo"s -. b.
trict that some Of our good friends do"" that
cam. nervous over II. and wrote up to o.. Inn
ought to make thorough canvass sne -, tnsss
know the exact facts. ] was sa's"eu Al Ns
was nothing In II. but to please our peTic irtc svs!
state Executive Committee ! w..A wen. and mees
neighborhood that was reported 'H'eo''. :.
found a. expected tha; It ". va: :discis tSs y:
frog story over again: that IN tne a's silver thes
vera said TO have rome Wild Tor tIor 80 shs Creoe'
were At most two or three survivors " Rspubltoe.
hsrk Excitement who had not voteo making .
ticket in twenty years but II who Tho story wsss
unable to discover single man kns~"o A on the etls
iican who had strayed from tns Money pemoerss
who are going to vote directly for Me"'" .,l
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
ALL TELL TIE SANE STORf.

REPORTS THAT FoREsHADow GREAT REPub-
LICAN VICTORY.
Chicago. Oct. Ia.-Chairman Hanna spent sunday
I'm Milwaukee the guest of Henry l. Tayhe' 'ic
returned this morning prepared TO turn OF i""
head OF steam for the last two weeks OF the can"
paign.
Hardly any Of tn. "spellbinders' put in an APP
peararce Yesterday. Congressman Robert Conshs'
Of Iowa. was about the only one at the Auditoriuih
lie co.,e here under direction Of the National Corn
n,Ittoe 10 make n few speeches this week III III
nois Mr. Cou5ns said he had spoken In all out TWO
OF the Congress districts of his state lie pr'uct'"
that Iowa will give not less than I0cD plurality Tor
the Republican ticket
Charles H. Smith of st. Louis business "an"sr'
for National Committeeman Ker"ns, was al heau-
quarters yesterday and reported the Missouri STU
alton as showing signs OF steady improvement ne
saws there Is great dissatisfaction among the fusion
elements I'm the State and that the scheme that 'he
Democrats expected so much from Is aTeduy pe
ginning TO show sgns OF disintegratioh inc Ho"'"
Money Democrats are making great progress in
their work and particularly in the cities where
their organizations are proving ehcc''N'' Nv
great Increase I'm registration I'm 81. Louis, SAD
Mr. Smith promises a correspondngIy large vote
for Mckinley and Hobart who are expected nave
something like 5000 plurality. All the ci;es
through the State. notably Kansas 'ity hh" '''
Joseph will vote In proportion ana cut "o"" tue
regular Democratic vote, so that 1t VIII require very
sigh, effort on the part OF TIE opposition TO Gerry
the State The Republican nominee Tor Governor
and nil the candidates the State ticket are GER
tain to be elected , ...,,.r,, ,
Colonel Hahn. OF the Speakers Bureau returned ' u
from a visit to Ohio this morning ana reports wa
the situation there IL cnncntiy satisfactory WV" f
that the Republicans are not fearing me VISIT o'
MIR BRYAN this week. Colonel Hahn said tae peo-
pie OF ohio have made up their minds IN rrsaru 10
how they are going to vote and that "hht VI
Wrvan SAYS will have weight with the men OF
OHIO .,.... ,.,r, -,
A poll has been taken In the northern ldrt OF, oi
Missouri In which oCtual names OF voters h"u
been checked on and IL showed that thcrr Wds u
,otal OF Is 900 Sound Money Democrats wHo "ouiu
vote against Bryan. ,., - -. ,.,,
/ B Hughes Of Hamilton. Ohio. was Al hcAu-
ouart, RS this morning. returning from ionG rIp
through tho Pacific Coast States. Mr. tuShrs We
Consul TO Birmingham. England. during me nrSI I
Cleveland Administration. hut. IKE man! o'.sa -
democrats conc cuded that the best way 10 save tne
country In the present crisis IL to Not" Tor McNl-
l.y and Hobart In gard 10 the situation ~ an
fornla and oregon. Mr.. Hughes said that potn
states are certain so Republican. ANA may this
onulon Is based upon careful analysts OF rcpor,
obtained from most Trustworthy sources ahu M
own observations during his travels. 'lG' an.
fornIa poll he added forecasts u majority OK
500 while that OF Oregon shows majority 'hetc
Of ~ pe
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
GENrRiL HiRRISON's STrMPNG TOUR.

Indianapolis. oct ~ ,SpeciaD.-Gencral Harrison
viii devote two days this week ana TWO iays h'A'
week to tie campaign. lie will leave here tomorrow
over the indianapolis and Vincennes road In Gen.
craI Manager Perce's private car. The persons
who will accompany him are W. T. Durbin. mem
bcr OF the National Executive Committee; Daniel
Ransda Hugh H. Hanna. Il manufacturer; Johh
l.. Griftths. a Republican speaker; FRANK t'oo't''
nriva,. secretary and r. B T. Peirce of ,he
",loyer Lear road. The hrst stop will be made
at Moorcsville and other stops are as follows;
N,rtinsviile Spencer Wort thngton. Edwar p)ct.
Vincennes and at Princeton, where the night m"et-
ing wi occur The second days trip will begin
a. NV Albany and will proceed over the Monon
70 Grcencastle stopping on the way az Borden.
salem, orleans. Mitchell. Bedford. Boom'ag'oh
and tOsnOrt