The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-02
.RAWS FROM THE STRUGGLE.



-, si7,ation in that state, adds: Our
w I'm Allegheny county and Western
I1-,-,-lylnia are weeping and wailing
-;-arature. Can you not send me
~ +1.ng? In the Twenty-fourth con-
seional district we can win, with lit
ss-srgre and speakers. In my town, the
e.rIbl.can majority is usually from 1900
1000. We can carry 1t this year for
-. congress and all. The coal miner
Pr in this district is nearly solid for
Us
uenrv ]. Day, Eugene, Ore, writes:
,.drsson is to-day safe and sure for Bryan
"a free silver. Our county has been
a,ylv republican 600 to l000). If the
s,1..ion was to be held tomorrow Bryan
e1.orTd carry 1t by 500. We have clubs in
~ precincts of this county, and by
.ba close Of the week will have club
,n each voting precinct. Oregon is for
7rvqn and silver. TO give you some ldea
70 the sentiment is here at present
L-.tr,it these facts. We organized clubs
~ [aur small precincts Saturday, the
,o-b inst and forty-one republicans sign
~ +5a club rolls. I estimate Palmer's
w.. ar 100 in the county, and am sure the
e1-,ros are liberal The postmaster told
~ mis- morning that the farmers by the
s.ore were calling at the postofiice and
rfoqding for old newspapers (silver pa
they COuIu use lllClil III OOAANOAe =
10 more of their republican neighbors.
m p. showers of Sunbury Pa, reports
s1tr~s of BRYAN and silver club, of which
~, Is secretary. He says: I'VE are hav
nv, large meetings. This is a railroad
town and the railroad men dare not put
tL.fr names on the roll as members, as
NV are afraid they will lose their
r1,ces That seems hard in country
+bav call a free country. The repubi-
Cars had a fellow around in this county
FIR two weeks speaking. He called HIM
self Judge Lansing, from Lincoln, Mr..
Tryan's home He did SANDER Mr.. Bryan
+orribla He looked more like a prize
fgbter than a judge. I see in our home
rsner that he had to leave Lincoln for
fnhezzling money The republicans tried
hard TO get up a crowd to so to Canton,
Int the fare was too high for Kulp, their
candidate for congress. We have re-
nubIican for President and two for vice
presidents of our club.
w R. Moore, chairman democratic com
mittee, Rock Island county, Ill, writes
that Notwithstanding the republican ma
FORTY in that congressional district has
been from 5000 TO 1000, yet it might be over
come. He names numerous converts from
the republicans to free silver.
Frederick H. Remington,a free silver re-
publican of Superior Wis, has been nomi-
mated for congress. p. H. O'Brien of West
Superior writes that free silver club has
been organized, and branch clubs are be
ing organized in every town and ward.
The number of republicans joining these
clubs is stated by Mr.. O'Brien. Of them
he says: "The republican members of the
club are numerous and very enthusiastic
in the cause of free silver; among them
are some of the strongest political work
IN, FrhaW n hn
in earnest then either democrats or popu
lists They display all the fervor of new
converts"
Paul A. Queen, a member of the demo-
cratic state committee of New Jersey,
writes from Pennington: This part of
New Jersey is all right for Bryan and
Sewall-in fact they call us the "POpo-
cratic district of the state" and the re-
publicans are trying hard to make votes
here. They are not only sending liter
allure but speakers, including Tom Reed
of Maine"