The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-04
40" He Feel" nnd What He Thinks of III
Prospects of Electfon .lE

aow ne Feels nnd What He Thinks of III,
Prospects of Election.
BUFFALO, Nov. ,;s--Gov. Cleveland ar.
lived here this morning at 1::G. accom-.
panied by his friend E D. Tuthill, Of the
Liht House, and Tuthill's nephew. The
Governor declined the use of Tuthill's car.
riaSe, AMI quietly strolled to his nsuu,
DreaRiastlng restaurant, where, after mar.
taxing o., Hearty meal, he repaired to his
rooms over his office, and later. at about
~ clock, lie was ut his ,lesk in his law
office. 1t was expected that the Cow. @
efnor would arrive tiiis afternoon, and
preparations had been made to give him
4 reception. About II o'clock he left his
oihce and strolled leisln.ly up TO the TiHt
House. He was attireti in Il handsome
SUIT OF black broadcloth, and appeared in
NE very best health and in neyceIlersspiri.s
rae frequently stopped on the side1all; to
cnat iamiliarly ior Il moment or two
with spHe friend. An Associated Press
reporter interviewed him, and in answer
10 questions Us TO his hra,th he
sad: Il am in most excellent heulth and
more than pleased to be ut my old home
again. "a lie stated that the most cheering
news came to him from most every quar-
Ter, anu the prospects Of the success nj
the Democratic ticket he considered first
rae. IN answer to what he thought of
the State OF New York he declined TO
give an opinion, and referred the inter.
viewer to alr. McCune, who. he sad
Could better answer that question than
himself. ''' ''"i
- 7.I.# ..#
Ihe Governor was much pleased at the
demonstration in New York Saturday and
saturday night, and said several persons
nat told him that it was the greatest New
"sk had ever seen. In reply to direct
question as TO the general situation. Mr.
Cleveland sni,l. al think it is very rood.
lie other side will use money for ali it is
worth. Desperate efforts wilI5b used 10
buy up the vote Of New Jersey and Com
ncetlctlt. don't believe thew can do it -
How about !ndiana??' 81 Is
Mr.. Hendricks has lever lost his Stair },
said the'Governor. His popularity is rs
great as ever, he seems satisfied that IN
diana will be all right. All the local
ant:!gontsm in the party are alhycd. The
tactlcs OF lse0 will be. attempted. hut
don believe: any St,r route business Will
capture that State this time. There il n
strong feeling in the west on the slbipcf
OF honest. administration. The Demo-
cracy held to that issue very strongly this
campaign. Lam toldwe have Il fair fight
Ing chance of carrying Wisconsin. nnd
several Michigan men tell me our pros
poets IN that State are excellent. It il by
no means certain that we shall be beaten
IN Massachusetts though Buffers cam
palgn complexities matters there. The
ISSUE OF honest administration has the
strongest kind Of support in that State,
especially the young men,"
How is John Kelly doing? Ishehonpst
IN his support OF the National ticket ?'' =
DIR. Kelly said the Governor. sshas
repeatedly assured me, and in an earnest
way that cannot question, that he and
his people wouid give the National ticket
all the support in their power. The
recent utterances OF 3Ir. Kelly: all point
the same way. Ii he were disnosed TO
knife The ticket he would sulk in silencc
or talk in different way" -5'7,,
Goverror Cleveland will vote early to-
morrow morning and take an early train
tor Albany. He will vote a straight ticket.
he lau.hing!y denied any intention to
vote tor bis opponent and said ''rhev
ought to let man cast ! vote for himself.
don't you think? He ought to know what
Kind OF a fellow his candidate is il anv one
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