Show Bryns le Sure Says Chairman Jones New York Y orl Indiana Maryland West Virginia Virgini and Kentucky Safe for or Him as Texas T Re Republicans publicans Bluffing to Stampede Doubtful Vers V too The Herald Heraldo Q o 0 Chicago Ill TIL Oct 27 Zy When asked for a stat the he 1 t 9 situation for The Salt Lake Herald today Senator S I 1 am ant confident of the election of Bryan Reports r s from In Inc o c liana Ohio and New York persuade me that Bryan Bry an is IS absolute h Iv certain of success The declaration of Scott at the Roosevelt 8 A feast in New X ew York last night in favor of trusts is a ao 0 o AO clear indication that the Republican party is pledged and will vill ill if 0 1 successful do do everything in its power to protect then them from the Q 6 wrath wr th of the people This s declaration alone ought to win the theo 0 o 0 election for us We Ve have been gaining ground steadily and I am g 0 0 now noly persuaded persua ed that t the thc cry c cry of fraud frau which I understand un our Republican Re 0 publican friends are sending out indicates their want yvant of con confidence o m in the result 0 1 0 DOUBTFUL STATES FOR BRYAN 8 0 hI I believe just as firmly as I believe that hat the sun stun will rise 0 tomorrow that the states of Nety ew York r Indiana Maryland Vest West 0 Virginia and and Kentucky are as safe for Bryan as Texas and my t 0 opinion is based baseel upon conservative reports from the party part lead leaders 0 ers in those states Our aUf figures from Indiana based upon the theo o 0 most careful poll loll po show that we will carry that state by at least 0 0 and all of o f the tine tricks and frauds that the Republican man managers mant t Q alters agers can perpetrate cannot wrest the state from our control o 0 The national Democratic leaders are in high spirits over the 0 reports Hj Orts that come from New York Y ork and an the thc only onTy uncertainty in int 0 t that state relates to the thc size of f Bryans majority 0 Everything points to Democratic success ess hi ill this tl is state sta e There Theren p o i j is absolutely no doubt as to the result m i ie n this city and Cook e county Even money is offered that Bryan will carry Cook d 0 O county with no takers and odds of J 5 to I 1 are offered on Alschu Alschuler o per ler lr the Democratic candidate for governor 0 0 0 REPUBLICAN GAME OF BLUFF There is no doubt about the result said Secretary Walsh o 0 nf of the Democratic national committee All of this brag and t 0 0 Muster bluster on the part of the Republicans is simply part of their 0 o yo p n u of campaign c n They TIley know that they are beaten unless they t tan v v tan an stampede the doubtful voters and this is their l purpose when Q o they offer to bet het millions that McKinley uley wilt will be elected This 4 money mone that Republicans arc so anxious anions to wager in the large 0 i cities is part of the immense corruption fund squeezed from the 0 o 0 trusts and they know they arc are safe in in making their bluffs as 0 1 4 there is not sufficient Democratic money to cover it 0 0 g You Y ou Ot may ma say S to the people l of o the mountain states that no noo 0 o rr candidate ever had brighter prospects for election 0 0 than has Mr Ir Bryan today toda Q o I o 09 Od q O Republican Parade Democrats 0 Q Chicago a a Workers Workers Forced to t Take k e Part art in to McKinley tri ink e y Demonstration Cheer For Or Bryan Special Sp ial to The Herald Imago Oct 27 z Thirty thousand housand rs today I ed in Mark lark Hannas prosperity 1 parade because a refusal t to o march would Mould have cost them their the r positions The shameless and coercion of employees by the big manufacturing J and nd d mercantile firms Grins of the I It city that was so disgraceful a feature of c t the campaign of 1896 I Ss 6 are again gain employed and more brazenly c cr OJ than in that year Tn lit I 11 order to swell the size of the gold I Standard landard l parade nearly nearl all of the large employers 1 closed their 1 lors f r i today and ordered their employees to join the ranks In Int t ram am places the employees were to report at t their usual I Place f of labor labo and thus herded in a body bod into the McKinley 1 c Kinley It is positively known that that thousands of men l n v tere re ere threatened with discharge if they refused to march and I iI and girls too were yvere brutally forced to join and remain in 1 t procession Many Man institutions institution announced that those who marched would be paid paid their days wages while those who did nut not march would have the amount deducted from their salaries J In addition there y 4 as a covert threat of discharge g But while these workingmen a were yvere forced into the parade t I 1 they hey will not ot be driven to the I polls of them will It te e for lor Bryan B ryan and gild hundreds hu d d of them t dared to loudly proclaim l Continued on Page g 7 1 BRYANS SURf SURE Continued From Page ag IJ I fact along the thc line linc of march and the thc great number of Bryan buttons worn by the marchers was ont OIK of the striking features of the parade AN INDEPENDENT VIEW The Thc Daily News an independent paper that is supporting McKinley in h its report of the parade par dc this afternoon says saysA A feature of the thc parade that attracted much surprised no tire was the thc number of Bryan buttons displayed in numerous di diM diJ M J ions of the thc parade Behind this display in one division was a wagon contain in several men one of whom wiio i informed the thc spectators through the thc th medium of a megaphone VE V MUST lUST MARCH OR UR LOSE oCR JOBS In the thc J V Farwell club a l wore a Bryan button as large as a pic pie plate and grew hoarse giving the information that although he was marching with a Republican lican parade he was going to vote for Bryan quotations from the News show how enthusiastic the marchers were for McKinley The ilie News lews also says From Froin the Democratic point of view to la s parade was a great greit success for the Democrats National and state Democratic leaders arc are jubilant over the failure of Mark Hannas great prosperity parade larade and the utter I l tc alSe of all Republican hopes on oil the state is predicted in the manner that they have given up hope hOlC of Cook county The managers had predicted that over men would ic in line There vre actually less hess than half that number in inthe till the j f notwithstanding the coercive measures employed upon the and the thc fact that all of the railway cor corporations granted ridiculously low ow rates in order to induce indu c large crowds to attend a from surrounding s towns owns A liberal estimate places the number of actual McKinley tutors 1 in ill tlC tic parade at There cheers ch were w re for Bryan all along al Ing the line of march marchEN ENTHUSIASM EN ONLY FOR BRYAN Mayor Harrison on said this evening About the only s Mil I could find in iii the parade today was that of o the Democrats for Bryan While passing Democratic D headquarters several marchers boldly left the ranks and went upstairs where they procured Bryan buttons afterwards resuming their places in the line of I march This evening eveni g the city was taken possession of by the th Demo crits crts who arc now engaged in the thc great national celebration under the auspices of the National Nati nal Association of Democratic State street is thronged with thousands of enthusiastic men menan an ao women shouting for Bryan Prominent speakers are ad dr sing the people at several points pointE along the thc streets The enthusiasm of this evening contrasted with that of today is ominous for the Republicans The TIle coercion and intimidation practiced by the lie McKinley employers today amid al J upon previous s occasions will wilI probably lead tf te t criminal prosecutions under the Illinois ois statutes A committee oi thirty Democratic D lawyers has been appointed to proceed all against whom evidence can be secured Several men iv IM H refused to march today were pron iwon discharged and one I large lar firm oi Of o clothing ng manufacturers rs has informed its employees t I t he must us also s V vote otc for McKinley o or lose e their positions I |