Arizona republican., 1896-10-17
MUST WORK UNTIL THE END.
Good Advice Given by Joe Man.
 ley of Maine.
Republicans Must Win Victory That Will Settie the Silver Question for All Time-The Fight Already Won. Must Be C!inChed.

NEW YORK, Oct. 16-The general aspect of the campaign was outlined this morning by Joseph H. Manley, member of the Republican executive committed Mr. lManley made the fol- lowing statement:
 Less than three weeks remain in which to wage the great contest to prevent the degradation of our Nation al honor The current is steadily set ting in in favor of the election of Mckinley and Hobart in the great northwest and in the border southern states. Yet the work must be pushed vigorously until the end. If the election were to occur today Mckinley and Hobart would be absolutely sure of receiving 254 cleo toral votes, while only 110 can be counted as absolutely sure for Bryan and Sewall, leaving eighty-three in doubt-hanging in the balance. It is impossible to state just now how these votes would be cast. It is within prob ability that by the proper effort, by the untiring work which every Republican in the land should direct to this great contest these eigihty-three votes can be added to the Mckinley column; but this can only be done by the greatest effor1.s and the most untiring labor, but it is what ought to be accomplished.
 1.-The National committee is bending it's untiring energies to win these eighty-three doubtful votes, but they must be sustained by the Republicans in every section of the country. It will not do to let this victory be simply won. We cannot put too much empha- sis upon the point that it should be won so decisively as to settle for all time the great economic questions in volved. It is necessary for the busi- ness peace and prosperity of the coun- itry that it be settled decisively.
 Take New York for illustration Every one knows that New York will give large majority for Mckinley and Hobart. But that is not sufficient. The last vote should be polled. The largest majority possible should be obtained for its moral effeo.. Let New York swell it's column and give 25O ,0O0 i majority for Mckinley and Hobart. Let the same spirit actuate Republi- cans everywhere Then the victory will be won in the decisive way that it ought to be won. The outlook is all that any sanguine and earnest patriot i could wish.
 ''The remaining weeks9of the cam
 paign will be filed with all sorts of 1 false reports which will be circulated i in relation to the labor vote and the
 coercion of employees by employers,
 and every political falsehood that the
 widest imagination can invent will
 be started and circulated in order to discourage and disconeert the great
 army of Republicans and honest money
 Democrats who are fighting side by
 side in this splendid battle We should not be disturbed by these ruInors. In
 the east they will say that the west
 all wrong. In the west they will give
 out that the east is doubtful
 : "Tthe same current of influences are
 working in ali sections of the land, and if Republicans and honest money Dem-
 ocrats will only band together for the
 next eighteen days, as they have for the
 last six weeks, then the victory thad awaits the people on the Sd of Noyem- Der next will be one to bring joy and , happiness to all who desire the vel. fare, prosperity and the preservation of the honor of this country.
 'We must work until the end, and W. can work with courage because w know that the contest is now simply { question of now great shall be tht
 ma jority."