New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
TOKENS or ENCOURAGEMENT
THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESS COMMIT
TEE RECEIVES GOOD REPORTS FROM
NEBRASKA AND KENTUCKY.
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NEBRASKA AND KENTUCKY.
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Washington, Sept 14.-At the Washington head
quarters Of the Republican Congress Committee
MI. Loudenslager continues to receive encouraging
reports from various parts OF the country. Those
which come from Nebraska, the home OF Bryan,
are especially encouraging. In one letter received
from that State to-day the writer says:
Our best Democrats, those who are not out for
once are going to vote for Mckinley. We need
en- en- average or about three and one-haf converts
our present rate OF gain shows all the way from
Ivs 70 tWenty-one in a precinct II we can in
we expect to do. We will carry the State for Nc
Goneiae ~ 5 49, IaIorty and pr22aoiy carry every
roseate view. but I really think viii do it.
ing u f[ and x Be ts eif bg a %
creased t majority We realize the full importance
Congress election.
The Germans are not leaving the Republican
Teet In ms part Of the country and really be
tion is the the END OF the campaign The u9nsy qTes
are fearful that the Republicans in NeK-York
Wake them up and we viii assure you that Ne
braska viii come marching home to the Repub-
can fold in November next
FAVORABLE ADvICEs FROM KENTUCKY.
number OF communications in response to Mr.
Loudenslagers inquiries have been received from
Kentucky. One correspondent, who had Just re-
turned from q personal inspection Of one Of the
close Congress districts
situation il Keroky is e2cSedngIy favo4sbi ie' 10
expetdd 10 5 much oTs So II fact han - had
Democrats bsjeve to man that All this talk
soout e21aprscy among the Republican leaders
Pec!aH. thai Nj Powers is entirely innocent The
RarLlsin rulinFS Of the Court and their acts Of in
termination of tho arti-Coebel element 70 win. I
did not tsiI5 with ore OF them without being i'm
faetor will u2dcuhtedly have its weight, and will
ald !argey II preventing any fraud believe that
s we are r goins r. get practically an honest count
an Il We &e- tFaL there - nc question whatevsr
Judgment is TIA: IdIzi1ley viii also set the cleo
ahead Of @ PIess f6r Ss reso ef that &ii there
are many BtEaT non VITO are aati-Goebelites We
trict and VIII elec! Republican judge Of the Court
that body
Another Kentucky correspondent writes:
The political situation in this district grows cx-
ceedingly brigh' for ire Republicans. and every
gressiv @ fgf ri h. 10 RS, Gf down ne n1e and
think the ggospests are so2d for gaining this his dis
very little figure in tt,s district and State this
terrible spectre Q: CIostensrI, and urrn that is
Stamped out and civil liberty Is established IN
will have no place in the politics o. his State
mere Is no IoupoStton 50 far as ms secI I Is
eratG leaders that tn Germans VII. leave me
frightening any votes IN KentGcEy
From another district comes the following
The outlook in Kentucky is encouraging. boyk
from State and National point OF view firmly
believe thar both Mr.. Yerkes and Nj Mckinley
viii carry Kentucky; The prospects are fair nov
for 10 have fair election law instead OF the
GOebel law, which voted under last yea. and
with fair count I think Mckinieys success IN
Kentucky is assured.
prominent politician Of Kentucky. writing 10
the committee names three Congress Districts in
which arrangements have been made with certain
anti-Goebel forces which, he thinks, assure Re
publican success. In closing his letter ne says:
have been unable 20 hear OF q single German
vote that received in 1886 that is going against
US this year The people in Kentucky are not
alarmed the cry Of Imperialism have heard OF
only one change OF political faith on this score
and that our way. Mckinley is much
stronger in Kentucky in 1900 than he was IN 1885
while Bryan Is not as strong now as he was then
Another Kentucky correspondent says:
There Is but one paramount issue in Kentucky
civil liberty. On this issue the fight will be made
We wall win on IL. will elect Republican Governor
and give the electoral vote TO Mckinley.