New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
Eressman Fowler Of New-Jersey. A feature Of the
exercises will be a parade Of thousand wheslmen.
Mr.. HANNA GOES WEST.
THE CANVASS IN EXCELLENT SIAPE-IARD
WORK ALI. ALONG THE LINE
THIS MONTH.

Mark A. Hanna started for the West a; o'clock
yesterday evening. He remained at headquarters
until the last moment IN consultation with Mr.
Quay Mr.. Hobart. M Scott General Clayton. Mr..
Bliss and General Osborne. He urged upon all
those at headquarters that the battle be kept UP
necessarily and that the majority FOR Major Nc
kiney be made as large possible. Before start
ing for the West Mr.. Hanna summed up the stua
ton by saying:
Everything is perfectly satisfactory. Our posi-
ton is strong in the East. II has been growing
stronger every day on this sound-money question.
and the reelection OF that IL spreading and exer,ing
IL Influence all over the country. have yet 10
discover any weak spots :. result OF the second
invasion of Bryan ! 30 West fully prepared and
ready to meet opponents in the open field Of
battle which they have chosen for the final con-
test with perfect confidence and assurance as 10
the result. The campaign has been extended. II
now Teaches into many OF the Southern States.
which give promise OF success owing TO the de-
veioped strength OF sound-money principles and
this comes naturally from the local sentiment in
their section. Although the campaign is more com
prehensive. II will nevertheless be active and
haustive because of the Importance Of securing IN
expression OF the overwhelming feeling OF the peo-
pie on the issues OF the Chicago platform
Il go Wes; because in dividing my time between
the Eastern and the Western headquarters ii seems
better TO be West during the remainder OF the cam
tle-ground is in the Middle Western States. The
organiza tion at these Eastern headquarters in
not seem to need any assisiance % whch can give il
IT y needless FOR say that | appreciate
iIHy now much credit IL due 10 the newspapers OF
NtW-1ork, brooklyn. and in fact IN" press OF the
IN this part Of our country. Their patriotic course
cannot nave failed 10 create a profound impression
upon the minds OF the people.
, mere Wer" a number Of callers AZ hcadquarter~
Schester OF D"s Moincs Iowa. "A feilow-townsr.an
q Colonel Henry |. swords. sereeant-at-arms ~
National headquarters. He said that iowa's Re-
publican majority would be decisive and emphatic.
All IN" best judges Of both parties In the state
the doctor continued assert that the majority viii
run from 5000 TO 10000 Tho Sound Money Demo
cratic mOVerne II Is so strong That may say that
70 per cent Of the business men or III" Stat" no
nave heretofore voted with the Democracy are FOR
Mckinley"
Henry Demas Of the Parish of 81 John the Rap
tist. Louisiana. was another caller. Mr.. Derl1s Is
an active Republican, and has been i'm the Stat"
sehdtp ior tw"nty-iour years ~" SAID " r.ieren.' -
- his State. Louisiana ought % he carried by tn"
Republicans this year. our people have Interests
which are nj affected by protection sugar. lumher
rice. etc.-an1 they realize IL as never before IN"
change OF feeling toward Republicans amounts
almos' 20 = revolution. You nav" no idea OF th-
change In the public mind"
correspondent AZ Luray. Va. writing 10 Mr
Scott OF the Executiv" Committee. says. Pros
p""ts have never looked brighter IL our state par
iicularlv in -" Nalcy - Virginia and the South
wosf. our friends ir the Piedmont and tde-vat"r
sections eaim the same. The Sound Money Demo-
Gratis givo us laily assurances Of allegiance. and
with thriT hep W. believe vii carry the Old
Dominion for Nc kincS and Hobart "
Jonn II. McGraw. Governor of ths stat" Of Wash
inEtOn tn 4 letter SAYS. II had q conference with
our State Central Committre last Saturday. and
pleased To say that the conditions IN this stat"
have improved rlpi lis since my last letter 20 YOU
only he able tn elect STATE ticket. but also xiv"
our electoral vote 20 Gov"rno~ Mckinley