The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
Georgian will Urge Jersey
ties To Rally to Support
of Bryan
LIVINGSTON is SANGUINE
Repreeentative from Atlanta District
Ii Satisfied That the Democrat
&c Party VIII Win In the
Coming Presidential
Election.


Washington. September e.-(SpecialN-
Representative Lon Livingston. OF Geor-
Fsa. has been In Washington for n few days
attending to his duties on the industrial
commission. He leaves here this evening
for New Jersey. where he will engage ac-
lively in the campaign for the election of
Bryan and the democratic ticket. Com
unencing at Camden. he will make tour
os the principal cities of New Jersey. maxi
ing speeches for the democrats on the way
through the state Congressman Living
ston thinks the conditions throughout the
country are favorable for the election of
the democratic candidate and says Bryan
will be elected He says he intends TO
make speeches in New Jersey arraigning
the administration for its high handed
methods IN dealing with the territory
which was acquired by the United States
a. the consequence OF the war with Spain:
also for the reckless expenditures or
money by the republicans and the numer-
Gus scandals operated under the regime
OF Rathbone. Nicely and other carpet bag
gers sent as the agents OF this government
20 administer the affairs OF the unsus-
pectfnr people OF the islands OF Cuba ana
Porto Rico
Colonel Livingston Is OF the oHliioh ehhN
the Chinese question is in bad shape as
n result OF the policy OF the diplomats OF
the republican party. and IS anxious as
TO the final outcome OF the present DIFF
ffcultfcs growing out Of the Russian propO-
sitiou and the acceptance by the United
States Of that proposition. He declared
that people who have beea following the
Chinese developments from day 20 day 10
the neglect altogether Of national politics.
-
diplomatic negotiations which are pro-
gr-SSin, slowly between the powers
IN a few weeks" said he. politics will
be the one theme for discussion on the
street CORNERS. in the country stores and
everywhere else In the United states
where men congrcgate 10 gossip over
national Affairs
Colonel Livingston regards a Bryan
landslide as almost n certainty. and said
In connection with the announcement Of
Former Secretary OF State Olney and For
ufer Postmaster General Wilson for
Bryan:
The whole gold standard faction Of
the democratic party is falling into line
for Bryan 10 emphasize their risapprpVal
OF NckimIev'S VacillarinE and uncertain
foreign rogfcy Tht letter which Mr.. Oiuey
submitted 81. announcing his allegiance -
ths. regular d- mOcrutic ticket Is in Itself
one ~ the strongest campaign coeu~
meuts that can b. produced and the dem
urf.Htic national and congressional cam
pZiEn committees should place q in the
hands II every voter from one end OF the
country 20 the other. His reasons FOR
rejecting Mc kinleyiSm and accepting Bry
auism ars uuauswerlhle and contain the
SANE snap. NiEur ana un1dulterated Amer
fcaniSm which characterized his vigorous
AMI successful administration Of the de-
partment II state during Cievelands last
administration These announcements on
the part II Mr.. Olucy and Mr.. Wilson
are calculated 20 strike CONSERVATION into
the republican ranks and IL IS probable
they will BE- followed by a public declara-
tion hy Former President Cleveland TO
the same effect.
Another thing that regard as partuc-
ularly favorable 20 the cause of de-
mncrary." Colonel Livingston went on q
say lis the result % the recent campaign
In Vermont The astonishing results In
that state. which has always been regard
e. as one of the strouEholds of the repub-
licanS- = decidedly encouraging to- the
Bryan leaders Then. too. the polls which
have been taken IN different states
throughout the country. and particularly
the one taken IN Indiana by the repun-
Lsaus themselves. In which they aclxnOvrl-
sdE- that the state T. democratic BIZ 81 90
majority viii encourage the democrats
and VIII help decide many voters who are
a. present uUle-ilcd-by reason Of thu
mlsrf. eSen-arinus 81 the republicans
that the country IL Overwhelmingly for
Bran and that ne = the man for them
q vote for The masses 81 the United
States are dissatisfied with the high
handed manner iu which the Mckinley
administration has carried on foreign mat
tiers. taxed the people. helped the trusts
and corporation TO the detriment % the
small manufacturers throughout the coun-
try and generally mismanaged delicate
Affairs ~ national Importance. and they
are prepared ~ show this dissatisfaction
At the polls iu November.
Another thing greatly IN favor OF Mr..
Bryan's election" continued the colonel.
is the fact that the leading newspapers
of the country. which were 50 hostile -
the cause ~ the democrats In 1885, are now
Engaged IN saying nice things OF Mr..
Bryan and arraigning the republican adj