New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
ALL FORETELL 4 VICTORY.
GROSvENOR BACK FROM MAINE. WHERE
HE EXPECTS A GOOD MAJORITY.

Among the visitors AZ the Republican National
Headquarters in this city yesterday was General
Charles H. GrosvenOr. Congressman from Ohio.
who had been in Maine making campaign speeches
for few days He talked with Senator Hanna
and Joseph n. Manley. and said he thought the
prospects for large Republican, majority n Maine
on September 10 were good There seemed 20 Be
much enthusiasm usual among the Republicans
in Maine, he said. and while nobody could look for
the enormous Republican majority OF four years
in that State he expected that the Republicans
would carry the State with majority OF az Least
1000
Senator Shoup, of Idaho. gives encouraging news
IN regard 70 The attitude of the Republican silver
men in the West At Republican National head
quarters yesterday he made this statement
NineJy-thres e tn per e7qg Of al the silver RsPu6-
"a 80 "TsIeIn Slates nave returned 20 -a9
take from the Bryan column OF four years ago the
Kansas-aII Of them sure We have Fo7 son5sthins
kota- '-''S e'-A"-s II -'sO''SA@ ana SCUM Ia
During the present Administration cattle and
OUT sheep and wool industries have advanced over
lUO per cent That Is living issue that every citt
You can assure the people that the fusion % thu
Poputsts with the Democrats has cost them many
thousands OF votes in every Western state Demo
Democrats and they VIII lose from both parties
Colonel c. c. sa5in. the organizer OF the Silver
Knights OF America announced yesterday az head
quarters that he had definitely ren0unced Bryan
and the 1Tee SILVER doctrines and was strongly n
favor OF President Mckinlsy's reelection Colonel
Sabin has been a conspicuous member OF the Pa
Lr1archs OF America OF which Coin Harvey was
president, and member OF che Executive Commit
Editor OF The Silver Knights. Senator SJewarr's
old organ, and was one Of The three editors who
prepared the money halo5cok adopted D The
Democrats, PopuLsts and Silver Republicans Il rns
last campaign His change OF opinion on The money
t1esel3u Is ssIlilcanl a. L-l-l-alhs -le coIapsle
reVerslon OF sentiment Wnlcn IS gong on 50 rapidly
in the silver ranks at the present time IN
satton al headquarters Colonel Sabin remarked
After the campaign had closed four years ago 7
N a signed editorial which was published n ''Ihs
silver knights made statement that We had
simply made the fight for free silver because We
believed that was the only road 70 prosperity and
Inen l, ana mere Hade Ias statement 5nat = ne
prosperity and my friends would be only too glad
say, after four years triai han the RspG5iica1
Pgr'y ass - gwen Us PToSPeTi5y W3-sH @ was oeyo1d
factories closed and sagnatio- in ali financial ana
the reverse is true All factories running.
everybody who wishes work has employment and
a fun dinner pail and the tramp IS uEknoWn-
scIS90vIedes yFat f5e r1is-exa " 1s4s VS. =
placing our hopes on the restoration Of silver
Tie auti-expansicnists OF Boston are few n
numbers II Is true they have made lot q noise
ne sa1aIo- Tas = rerI-na5 - hfs oJ5 sffagfa5ce :
forgive him. for he himself acknowledges every
day that change OF administration az this tine
would be disastrous the business interests q
the country That Is the general feeling n ny
section
E D Rike. Of Dayton Ohio said
/ Il is a foregone conclusion in Western Ohio and
I Illinois that Mckinley VIII D. elected was much
surprised at the number OF Democrats in Indiana
I who declared in ny hearing thar they had voted
/ FOR Bryan but Mckinley men A banker
/ n DAYTON told fhs1 yeszk that he had money
/ lying IN piles and could not loan II On the con
trary. he said all the farmers q OnIo seem g oe
well satisfied with present conditions ! pre1icS
"a 600 for Mckinley ii Ohio AZ least -9-N II H.
| diana and over 10000 in Illinois.