New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-31
nRIGHT EEPUHLic4N rRosFEcTS.
rEA-oNs FOR AN1IurATrNG DEHoCAHC DEFEAT
-TiW FACTIONS Al WAR.

Senator Edmunds Of Vermont, was among
TIE callers 81 the Republican state Committee rooms
Yesterday Hr inquired aIol, tho outloos m THE si,r
and IMPRESSED hu, well pleased with the prospect ~
Not only iu this state bat ~ Massachusetts aud
elsewhere.
MANY InGuIrl-, were made al th. committee rooms
60 r.gsri 60 tho mass meeting TO Do held In
Cooper Institute saturday night. The interest In
tie Meeting udloat,- that b. win Pee great suocoss. EN-
Governor Cornell wiz preside
A.-cuh',iuau Cirup. OF Clinton Comfy, Who called AZ
u committee, rooms .aI That tc outlook ia hi, county
wa, particularly good for Ecpuh.icnu success Similar
reports vcro received from other counties letter re
r,.,,d nom Republican who has been visiting various
p,rf- Of tho STATE expressed the belief that only
Womb t'ir state u.Er hc elected but that thc Ecpuh
CON, would have large majority IN both branches of the
Legislature. Tie course OF the Democrats Ia Albany Last
winter will largely contribute o. tlat result. The In
crease OF taxation the grab Tor patronage tc gcrymau-
dcriur Of Congressional districts the attempt 10 add
100000 year to the tax burdens by return TO
the old prison system, the changing OF statutes n thc In
crcst OF liquor SELLERS, aad the unprecedented suspect
zion Of rules aud the forcing through of measures
regardless of al the usual Safeguards Of legislation ale
prominent feature, iu the Tocop OF the Last Legislature
that influence voters to sustain the Republican ticket
and avoid repetition ~ such scouc,.
la this city the canvass Is lively. Tho OBrion indie
pendent Democrats held five puhc meeting last night
aud will hold .o.cIu moro every might ihs week There
j. lIrf activity ~ Oitus htuduuartcl, ana the other
factions arr beginning To- fear the plrcn vote. AFR.
r--- friend. tlnu, That hc viii Be elected. Their
t. uu return. from uil the election districts, gives
lies, $1,000 votes. When hc riu Ia 1877 uud again IN
1850 fpr Register Do wis 1900 votes ahead of h-
ticket This year owing ~ the dlrctlon lu the Demo
cratic ranks. SIR. Hess, friends tnnk inut hc wu uo
lHILr independent Democratic vote" ~Nt"d o17,i 'tir.
luleirs from the energetic manner iu which oBr1u T.
pushing his cHnyu,-. believe that he viii poll 10000 and
probably 10000 votes A. lt l. Improbable ta there
W be- more than about 100000, voice cast, according 10
vote and registration OF previous years, 10 b. apparent
that III. HOSES chance, Ot election are good.
The County Democracy BE- making great effort
90 elect ten twelve Aldermen. At "a conference
iu the Public work, Department yesterday oi the friends
uI Hubert o. Thompson a calculation was made that
Iammauy would elect ns0 Aldermen, Irving Hall one
the Republican, eight. and Tine County Democracy ten.
Thompson, friends assert thti Waite and one ur two
other Republican Aldermen would vote to confirm
Thompson, and m that way lac would be 0uc OF another
I1ir y,lIs iu the Public Work, Department Aud % We
get that many Aldermen are hunk dpri, said Colonel
furodorc A. Hamilton ct the Public Works Department
TdIumtuy leaders assert that while MI Thompson VIII
-, uIt t,rry other candidate TO elect Aldermen. yet
Tiiumiuy will clcChiustc him boz way that lac cannot
lorsrc Wait until after election" said General SPIN
ola. yesterday and We VIII show thompson game
worth two Of his"