Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-07
OTHER STATES.
Massachusetts,.

BnsroS. November 6.-To-day neither
parIy is easy. Chairman Staff, OF the Re-
publican committee, puts Mr.. blshoPs
plurality ct 5000 at the least, ana Claims
the election of all but one Congressman.
Attorney General Marston talks OF I0VOO,
and these figures are guessed oy henry
Rabot Lodge. chairman of the finance COM
nuttee of the Republican State Committee.
Secretary Coyeney, Of the Democratic COM
nirtee ON the other hand, says that Butler
will get plurality OF 5000, and that four
Democratic Congressman will be elected.
Chairman Whitmore, of the Democratic
civ committee, expresses no DOUBT OF Dut-
ler's election, and claims that he Will carry
Ros ton by 10000. Judge Abbott who ran as
s,raight-Gut against Butler in 1873, declares
his onfdence of Democratic victory put
declines to give figures. he does not thlnK
snv appreeiable number of Democrats Will
iaii to yete for Butler this year. Gen. L,
4 Collins and other Democratic leaders
taIk in the same way, bat admit that The
grand result depends on the majority In
Roston. Secretary c. 4. Hovey, oil the
Probibitory Committee, anticipates a light
vote and figures Butler majority oil i,Ooo,
and a plurality of 10000 the prohlbitory
vote being set at 5000. Mr.. Il. Il. Jewet;
Secretary of the Massachusetts, Total
Abstinence Society, however, thinks that
R;sbnn will receive l2O, 600, Butler 10, 900,
and Almy 5000. These estimates are val
uable IS showing the wisdom Of waiting
for the Tetnrps before CHASING Massachusetts
This wear. The Republican State Com nit
tee has boys employed tonight on the
streets giving away "Butler's record This
is another pretty good indication OF the
real condition OF affairs.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, " H., November 6.-The Re-
nnblicap State Committee claims the elec-
lion of their candidate by 1,5O0 plurality,
| and the election OF both Congressmen and
a handsome majority in the Legislature.
| The plurality two years ago was a little
| under 1900. The Democrats are rather
hopeful of electing the gubernatoriSi cand-
| idate, but hardly claim anything more.
| OF course the Wadleigh movement VIII oe
credited with the defeat of the Republican
candidate for Governor, as the Independent
fight is solely centered on him.
| AUSTIN, November 6.-News from diiter
ent Iortions of the Congressional districts
indicate that the race between Hancock
democrat, and Davis, Independent, will b
close. The friends Of the former here TO
night, after careful estimates, think he vii
lead Davies by at least 500 majority, whil'
the Independents are unusually eonhden
that Davies will be victor oy l,VV 10 ZVvO
Many sorehead Republicans will retrai'
from voting for Davies, but TINS will o
counterbalanced by many confederate sol
diers who will not vote for Hancock.
We~e0n sin.
MILWAUKEE,. November 6-Hinsey, chan
man of the Democratic congressional CON
mittee claims tonight that Deuster wi
beat Winckler, the Republican nomi9e
for congress. two thousand votes d
thinks il within the range OF possio,litie
that Deuster will have a majority ovt
both Wnckler and Goodwin. Mr. Hinse
also claims the election By the Democrat
of ten out Of the twelve assemotynen !
This county. The latest advices from tn
sixth district represent that Ha en-, Dem
crat. will be elected over Guenth er. Repu
lican, During a recent visit TO- this ciI
Guenther stated confidently 10 q friend,
bes gave doubts Of his election. beca9s: !?