The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-10-08
WHAT HE THINKS ABOUT 1T.
A Talk With Chairman Green ON His
Trip East and His Conclusions.

Dallas. Tex. Oct. G.-(Spccial.)-
Chairman L. ii. K. Green of the repub-
lican state executive committee, who re-
turned 10 the city Sunday night in his
new private car Lone Star was on deck
bright and early yesterday morning at
republican headquarters. where multi
tude of affairs awaited his attention.
During the morning Mr.. Green was in
close conference with Gen. Huston. DR..
Grant. y. w. Quincy. Maj. c. b. Peck,
Charles Hedges. from all of whom he
received full information as TO the prog
ress of the work at headquarters IN
their respective departments during his
absence To n Statesman correspondent
Chairman Green expressed himself as
well satisfied with the progress Of the
campaign.
Notwithstanding the fatiguing trip en-
tailed by such long journey, the big
chairman was i'll excellent health and
spirits, and when asked as to his trip
and the palitical situation in the north
as he found it, he said MY trip was
most satisfactory. Gen. Huston and
Committeeman Lyon, as you know, ac-
companied me to Chicago, where we con-
ferred with National Chairman Hanna,
Secretary Dick, Col. William NJ. Hahan
and other leaders at national headquar-
tiers. From Chicago | went to Wash
ington and saw Hon. J. w. Babcock and
Vice Chairman Apsley of the republican
congressional committee, from whom /
learned much regarding the progress of
the campaign throughout the country.
Chairman Babcock assured me that
Maryland Delaware and West Nir-
gina were certain to 90 for Mckinley.
and he looks for gain of republican
congressman in those states. His COM
mittee has sent out about 2O.000,0OO
documents and the demand for con-
gressional literature has been about four
times as great as in any previous cam
paign.
"You womb no surnrised" said Mr.
Groom SO know If The interest mani.
tested in Tho north renordinC tho cam
noirn in Teyos All our friends m
there seems In no ahnut ne wnll nosted
mon the situation rs we are down here
and I was met eyervwhore with tho
unorv is NJcEinlev coinG f. carry
TexasT What did tell Them WHY.
that we had tbe first chance of our lives
TO carry the state and | felt we were
bound to win
"Rv tho way while in WASHINGTON +
learned ouner thine about Tho fron
silver democratic side If the cnmnoicn
Would Won believe il Int the democratic
committee has been driven IN rho ny-
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