Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-02
New York Assured to the DemOc-
racy by a Tremendous
Majority.
GOV. JAS. e. ENGLISH SAYS
THAT CONNECTICUT Is
GOOD FOR THE DE-
MOCRACY BY FIVE
THOUSAND.
Indiana Certainly Demo.
cratic To-Day.
A CAMPAIGN OF SURPRISES TO
WIND UP WITH A GLORIOUS DEM
OCRATIC VICTORY ALONG
TIE WHOLE LINE.

WIND UP WITH A GLORIOUS DEM
oCRATIC VICTORY ALONG
TIE WHOLE LINE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1st.--The Ma.
tional Democratic Committe is to.
day In receipt of a number of dis.
patches from all sections of the
country reporting campaign lies
which are now the only stock In
trade of the Republicans. These
roorbacks are mostly about the
State and city of New York. The
Republicans are seeking to create
the impression that their ticket is
the paramount consideration in
the contest and are working for ii
more uuitedly, energetically and
enthusiastically than they have
ever worked before. l am quite
sure that the falsehoods of the
evening will not have the sligh test
0 fleet on the election in the Pacific
States. lam we'll known In Cali.
fornia; the Committee telegraph
there for me that Hancock's ma
jority in this city will exceed
$1,000, aud that | feel confident
that We will carry the state by not
less than $1,000. Hon. Edward
Cooper, the present Mayor of New
York, speaking Of these stories.
says that their dissemination
throughout the country shows a
lack of confidence ut Republican
headquarters. The republicans
are utterly unable to show any rea-
SONS for their claims that they will
carry this State. The very large
registration in the Democratic
cities iusares a majority for Han
cock that cannot be overcome by
the votes of Il publicans.. The
great Democratic party of the ma
ton, state and city will cast no
votes for any Republican from AL
derman up 10 President. If Han
cocks election depends upon the
State or city of New York, you
may consider him already elected,
organizations are working for him
as earnestly and enthusiastically
as ourselves.
Mr.. VIM. r. Grace, candidate for
Mayor, who WAS named by the
regular Democrats of Irving Hall,
and is supported by all the Demo
cratic organizations of the city,
said to me this morning, | am as
tonished at what you tell me about
these ridiculous reports of defec-
ton IN this city. am in constant
communication with leaders of our
own organizations in various dis
tricts and with those of Tammany
and the German organizations as
well, and all without exception,
make the national interests the
first consideration. Undoubtedly
the Republicans will use vast
amounts Of money at the pulls, but
there is a limit to the effectiveness
of money in national contest and
l am already informed that the ex-
tent of the Republican election
fund has been greatly exaggerated
for effect upon the timid. There is
certainly no truth in the stories of
meditated treacbery to the national
ticket by any Democratic organ
ization.
Hon. VIM. A. Fowler, Chairman
of the Democratic State Executive
COMMITTEE, says: "rhe canvass be-
gan July goth and has been prose-
cuted actively and vigor-
ousIy. Mr.. Tllden's meth DDS
of organization have been fol-
lowed and his advice and. counsel
have often been sought and always
cordially given. The Democratic
organization in this State is COM
plete in every respect. First, there
are county committees, composed
of one active man from each town
in the State; then an election dis
trict committee of two active party
workers in each election district in
the State, and then the school dis
trict committe, composed OF five
earnest Democrats in each of the
eleven thousand school districts of
the State. There is still another
from each road district.
Thus an effective organization is
kept up ready to respond to any
demand end reaching down into
every neig borhoed, from one end
of the State 10 the other. Inquiries
addressed to the school di strict
committees early brought in the
names of all doubtful aud undecld-
ed voters In the State regularly
every week, Each OF these men
have been supplied with Hancock
and Democratic news.
papers. The requests for the
names and addresses of Republic
ans who have actually declared
their Intention to support Ham
cock brought into the committee
the names of twenty thousand Re.
and they, too, have been
supplied weekly with proper read
ing. In addition to this work.
which has been characteristic of
the successful Democratic CAM
psigns in this State for some years,
there has been an extraordinary
speaking campaign, far beyond any
ever heard before by the Demo.
Gratis or New York. For policy,s
sake, and in order not to apprise
the Republican committee of the
points being covered, no announce
OF meetings have been pub.
lished, but every local city has
been amply supplied with the best
Dem ocratic talent In the country.
speaker Randall. Geo w Julian,
senator James r Doolittle, 8 w
Carey, Durbin Ward, Horaiic Sey-
mour, Francis herman, Rufus w |
Peckham, Gilbert q Walker, Geo
B Mcclellan, Daniel Il Sickles.
u Montgomery Blair, Lester B Faux |