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Our NASHlNIIO LETTER.
D. c., September, eth

Mr. EDIToR:-Not satisfied that HIM
self and every member of his cabinet
should oppose the regular democratic
ticket President Cleveland wants all of
the other democratic officials to do like
wise, and it has been semi Off cially stated
that he intends to ask for the resig nation
of every government official who publicly
support BRYAN and Snwall 1t l. not like
w.. however that this will hin Ter any Of
fetal who wishes to support Bryan and
Sewall from doing so. There arc few
democrats W 10 will allow few months
of office holding to stand in the way of
their exercising the right of every Ameri-
can. to talk and vote for the principles he
believes il, an are ,dy Sc :cral prominent
officials, among them Hon. Scott Wikc.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury: Dep
uty Pension Commissioner Bell. aud Audi
tor Baldwin are making speeches for Bry
an and Sewall
The Interstate Democratic Association.
| of Washington, held IA rousing Bryan and
Sewall mass meeting-their second-Sat
urdav night. which was provided over by
Captain William Bartlett, Department
Commander of the G. A. r. of New York,
a republican who is supporting Bryan and
silver
Representative Sulzer, of New York,
gressional Committee: "The campaign in
the State is pro crossing quietly but ener-
geticallv. 1t i being made by the clubs
and by labor org iniZations and the friends
| of the plain people generally, regardless
of the a.titu lie of prominent state leaders
| have made several trips through the
STATE, and have had long talks with promi-
nent democrats in all parts, and | believe
| that with the proper efforts. the state OF
New York can be carried this fall After
| the State Convention Ito be he'll Scptem-
! Der l1th) no doubt the campai gn will as
sumo more enthusiastic aspect. and
many who are nov silent will then come
| to the front
Representative Wheeler, of Alabama.
thus sizes up the Palmer and Buckner
| ticket: There ism much to recommend
| it. and it will not stir the voters to enthu
| siam. In the long ruh it will do Mckinley
| more harm tn IN good, because it will get
votes in the North that would otherwise
| have gone to the republican candidates. In
| the South BRYAN will have too big mar
| gin to miss the handful of votes that will
| go to Palmer. Tie South is once more
solid
Mr.. Robert B. Palmer. editor of the
State Register, Washiny ton G. H., Ohio,
said While visiting Washington: In my
county. which is "a splendid agricultural
| region. the feeling is strong for free coin
| age, an 1t is by no means confined to the
| democr is. Any number of silver clubs
have been formed and every one has in
its membership a goodly per cent of men
who have invariably voted the republican
| ticket. This is not hearsay. for | know
| personally scores of such men. In addi-
| ton to this. republican orators are taking
the stump for Bryan and are doing excel
lent missionary work. Boiling sound
| money democrats are extremely severe
with us
The democrats of Washington intend
making the Bryan and Sewall ratification
meeting to he held on the afternoon of the
18th inst. one of the biggest affairs of the
kind ever held at the National capital.
| Arrangements are now being made t. run
special excursion trains from Maryland.
Virginia and West Virginia AID it will not
be surprising if Mr.. Bryan shall be greeted
on that occasion by a larger crowd than
| he has spoken to ut any of the places he
| has visited since his nomination.
| A letter has been received at democratic
headquarters from r. A. Watkins. a promi
| nent lawyer. of Lancaster. Wisconsin.
which answers the republican ASSERT. n
that silver sentiment is dying out in that
state. Mr.. Watkins writes: THE situa-
| ton in Wisconsin is very favorable, and
| quite as good, if not better. for the DEM
ocracy than it was at this period of the
| campaign of 1892 when we carried the
state The so-called silver craze is not
| dying out here, our republican friends to
the contrary notwithstanding.
Hon. Spencer Jones. Chairman of the
MARYLAND State Democratic Committee,
says of the outlook in that state: Il am
| more and more convinced every day as
the campaign progresses, that Maryland
will elect Bryan and Sewall electors by
large ma ority We are ga II ng more re-
pub.icans than we shall lose democrats.
| The Palmer and Buckner electoral ticket,
if one is put up, will not cost Bryan sin
| gle vote. l should like to see the third
electoral ticket named as we could then
| find out how many democrats bolt the
ticket While Mr. Jones didn't say so.
it may be inferred that the rank and file
of the party, in Maryland. as well as in
other states, will know what future use to
make of IA roster of the boiling democrats