Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-25
FROM WASHINGTON.
a Newsy Letter From a Warren
Boy at the Capitol.

strength that the complete Republic.
can state ticket will be elected, but.
that every efo.t must be made in
order to accomplish this result. The
association at3its meeting OF the Doth
of October decided to make a careful
investigation after election into the
cause why a Republican claiming
residence in the state did not go
home to vote or help some one else
to go home.
The New York Herald for October
81 makes it's usual election predic-
tion as to the outcome Of the nation
al campaign. It,predicts that Presi-
dent Mckinley will be reelected by
an electoral vote OF 282 as againts
165 for Bryan. The Herald has been
in the habit Of making these predic-
tions every four years and has never
once made the wrong prediction. In
the light OF this fact it is rather sig
nificant to learn what states are or
are not going to be in the landslide
for Mex Kinleyism. The Herald gives
to the Philadelphia ticket the states
OF California, Connecticut, Delaware,
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Mary
land, Massachusetts, Michigan, Min
nesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey,
New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Ore.
gon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,
South Dakota, Vermont, Washing
ton, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyo-
ming. OF these in 1896 Mr.. Bryan
carried Kansas, South Dakota, and
received one of the electoral votes
from California. Kentucky, carried
by Mckinley in 1896 except as to
one vote, is this time conceded to
Bryan altogether Thus the Repub-
lican ticket would gain eleven cleo
toral votes; but it lis more than likely
that Kentucky will go safely Repub-
lican. The Mckinley -Ro oosevelt land
slide, the Herald continues, will give
the Republicans a good working ma
jority in the house OF representatives
as well as in the senate. The im-.
mense Republican majority in New
Yorkin 1895 will not be. as large this
year, but the Nc Kinley force will car
ry the state by more than 100000.
Indiana will be saved to the Repub-
.licans by vote Of &c, 900 received in
rural districts. Montana may give
her three votes for Bryan, but it is
expected that Senator Carter will.
succeed himself. Pettigrew OF South
Dakota will be an ex-senator after
March 4, 1901, and a Republican
elected in his place. No comments
are made upon the probable result
in Minnesota. Her nine votes are
put in the Republican scale without
any ceremony whatever. This is q
condensed summary OF the Herald's
forecast OF sure and doubtful states
based upon data collected by men Of
experience in guaging public senti-
ment on political questions, who are
absolutely without bias and "who
have reduced their observations to a
cold -blooded calculation, and in each
instance have given what they con.
slider the strong probabilities 2
Governor Roosevelt reached New
York early yesterday morning and
rested with his family at Oyster Bay
over Sunday, On Monday Mr..
Roosevelt begins a tour of four days
through his own state which will be
marked by one mammoth meeting in
Madison Square Garden, New York
City. This meeting will be preceded
by q parade in honor Of the Governor
and his party, consisting of &C, 600
men in uniforms and bearing torches
Of all kinds and descriptions. This
demo nstration will excel anything
lever done in this line in this or any
other campaign previously. Cover
nor Roosevelt saved the state to the
Republicans in 1898 and large
share OF the credit for Republican
success this year will be due to his
wonderful campaigning through hou1
the country He is an honest maj
lof most wonderful ability a maj
worthy to be the second man in til.
United States.
LEONARD ER1cKsoN.
Washington D. G. Oct. %, 1900.
Found.
"a sum Of money Owner can hav,
Isame by proving amount and where
lost. LEWIS WEsTMAN.s 3