The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-09-16
vii CARRY NeM York state.

bryan ana Tree SllNol VIII OeAtJ
New York." said j. III. Rutherford,
a travelling salesman of this city,
to an Enquirer reporter. Mr..
Rutherford has been OH an extens-
i've tour of the Eastern States, and
had the pleasure of being a travel,
ing companion of Mr. and Mrs,
Bryan.
81 never saw anything like it,"
continued Mr.. Rutherford. "The
laboring classes are wild with en-
shusiasm over Bryan and silver.
AT Utica two Republicans and my
self sent fine bouquet to Mrs.
Bryan with the best wishes of
there American citizens who would
aid the cause of her husband and
silver. The trip of Mr.. Bryan
through Now York was continu-
Gus ovation. AT Syracuse it was
impossible to get within five blocks
of the Democratic candidate. AT
Buffalo the meeting surpassed any
political gathering that was ever
held in that CITY. 1t seemed as if
the town was blazing with silver.
cat Boston the sentiment among
the laboring classes for Bryan and
silver is very strong. In New Ha-
ven, Conn, even the Republicans
believe that it is no sure thing
that Mckinley will carry the state.
They are candid enough to state
that Bryan has moro than fight
ing chance in that state. New
York, if the vote was taken to-mor-
row, would give such majority to
Bryan and silver that would settle
the money question for all time to
come. [ was at the Newark depot
restaurant short time ago. While
there large delegation came in
wearing Mckinley badges. They
tore them off and declared that
henceforth they were for Bryan
and free silver. AT the Iroquois
Hotel, Buffalo, a poll was taken of
those present at the bar on the
election. OF the 20 present 6 vo-
ted for Mckinley and Ia for Bryan.
At Ashtabula, o., that city will I'M
doubleday give a large majority for
Bryan. If Mckinley believes that
he has surety of carrying this
state he may be sadly disappoint-
ed after the votes are counted.
You may, i'll conclusion, take this
from me that all talk about Ken
lucky, which state 1 thoroughly
know, going for gold or Mckinley
is all bosh. Bryan will carry Ken
lucky as sure as the sun will rise
on tho morrow"
Over 10000 Gain the Latest
Figures from Arkansas.
Hurrah for Arkansas Her
democratic majority will probably
reach eighty thousand, a gain of
over fifty thousand. This is worse
than landslide in favor of free
silver. Golden spiders, webs and
Mckinley will be corraled with
ease by the silver ballots in No
vember. The recent tidal wave for
free silver in Arkansas certainly is
the forerunner of it.
A correspondent of the Wheel
ing Register, writing from Ash
land, KY, recently, says that wa
gers of even money are being Of
fered that Lawrence county, Ohio,
will go Democratic this fall. It's
usal Republican majority is 1,5OO
to 1900. Lawrence county is just
opposite Ashland, and Ironton is
the county-seat. The correspond
ent also says that a number of
prominent Republicans in Ironton
have declared for FREQ silver and
the Democratic ticket, among
whom is Jno. Peters, of the Peters
Iron Works. AT this rate of change
throughout Ohio, the Republicans
will be beaten SO badly that they will
hardly know, so to speak, what hit
whether an earthquake or a
cyclone.
Quite number of our people
have visited the residence of Mr..
White, just across the street from
where the old Virginia House
stood, to see the "spider Web"
which has been creating some lit
tie excitement. The spider is of
golden color, and some people,
Republicans, of course, claim that
William McKinley's name can be