Daily Republican., 1879-11-05
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TO.DAY'S ELECTIONS.
what the Party Organs Say Abous
Them-Estimales or Matsrisies,

Them-Estimaaes or Matoritles,
DE.
Notwithstanding the fact that cleo
tons are TO be held in eleven States to
day, all the interest seems TO be center
ed in New York and Massachusetts,
The following are the estimates mad,
by some Of the party organs in regard
to the result.
NE wYoRE.
The Albany Argus (Democratic) says
Robinson will undou btedly have ahand
some plurality at the State Capital. His
plurality in the State cannot, from the
present outlook, fall below $4,000 OF
80, 900.
The Albany Eysning "Journal
(Rep.) says;
The Kelly vote may be stated at 80.
600 to 60,000. Cornell's plurality will
oe under Is, 900 and that of other Re.
publicans smaller still. Even bets on
Robinson have been made here to-day,
but odds to two or three to one on Cor.
nell are generally offered. The Green
hackers vote, that reached $4,000 in
the State last fall. will not exceed 25,
600 tomorrow. This breakup will
help Robinson 10000.
The "World" (Dem.) says The Kel,
ley vote will hardly reach $4,000
in the whole State. This should elect
Ribinson by plurality, say, of ten
thousand. Robinson is stronger to-day
than he was in 1876, when Morgan led
him only twenty thousand votes up .to
the city, and Cornell is weaker than
Morgan was. New York giving Robin
son twenty thousand more, the result
is easily calculable.
The Evening "Express" (Kelly Dem)
says:
Cornell will be elected Governor and
the rest of the State ticket will be Dem
ocratic. The Tammany municipal
ticket will be elected Roberts and Gum.
bletown running strongly. The Senate
will probably be Republican, the AS
sembly Democratic. There will be
much scratching, and the Republicans
who won't go Cornell are about evenly
divided on Kelly and Robinson.
The New York "1lmes," (Rep.) says:
The Robinson men have given up all
hope of success. II also stated that a
plurality of from 10000 to $4,000 was
generally claimed for Cornell, and
800 to $50 was offered to be bet that
Cornell would have 10000 majority.
The New York Tribune" (Rep)
says there was general feeling Of re
ief that the campaign was over and
here was a general conviction that
Cornell weuld be elected by hand
some majority.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Boston "Herald" (Ind. says.
The Butler leaders are extremely
confident and boastful, and are claiming
he city by 10000 plurality and the
State by 1000. Such figures are wild.
4a5t year Butler went out of the former
With only 4,4o0, and he will do ex-
remely well if he reaches 5000
his. Public interest in the election
8 not intense, and it is probable
hat Long the Republican candidate,
will suffer the most from this cause;
,ut all the indications tonight are
hat he will be chosen by from 6, 900 to
J, 900 plurality. The minor cities seem
o neutralize each other, and the towns
which will be largely for Long, will en-
,ure his success. In sporting circles
,etting is two to one against Butler.
The Springfield "Republican" (Ind.)
ays: "No one wants to estimate the
esult of the election in figures. With
full vote Long will be elected Cover
lor and may have $1,000 to 10000
'lurality. The Butler men profess CON
dence Of his election, but show no sub.
tantial basis for their faith. There is
10 reason to doubt a substantial Repub
lean victory.
The Boston "Globen (Butler organ)
ays: The signs and indications all
oint to the election Of General Butler
D. morrow by plurality of about b.
90 votes, and possibly more. He has
een gaining votes steadily fer the past
en- days, and the indications are that
% will get larger vote than he did
asst year. We estimate the vote as
blows: Butler, $1,000; Long, 100, 600;
dams, 20, 600; EDDY, 1000.
MARYLAND.
The Baltimore Gazette" {Dem.
ays: The present outlook is that Ham
Itor, Democratic candidate for Cover
rnOr, will get 10, 600 majority in the
ity and from the State at large q ma
Drity Of from 5000 to 5000 besides.
The Baltimore american" Rep.)
ays:-Thousards of Republicans have
een disfranchised in this city by the
action of registers in Omitting
b cir names from the lists, and they
ave no redress. Even under these ad-
erse circumstances we shall reduce the
democratic majority by from 5000 to
900 votes. and increase the Repu5li-
an strength in the Legislature.
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