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Forcing the Fight Democrats push toward Cleveland win
In New York City the Democratic national headquarters at 139 Fifth Avenue hums with activity as Chairman Harrity and committee members organize, mail floods in, and hopes rise for a Cleveland victory. Officials see a broad, persistent campaign across many states, with strong enthusiasm in New York, Indiana, and Connecticut, and southern support shaped by the force bill debate. The party builds clubs, German American groups, and statewide networks to mobilize voters, while Republicans face a tougher map and renewed western concerns.
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