Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
CHEERING NEWS FOR DEMOCRATS.
The Encouraging Advices Received at 'bs
National Headquarters.
New York Times.I

Nattonni bcntcudftrFt.
New York Times.l
Adyices of the most cheering nature were
received from various parts Of the country
nv the Democratic National Committee yes
terday. Nr. +. Tarpey. chairman OF the
California State Democratic Committee,
telcgraphed from Oakland as follows:
"The Democratic plrade in san Francisco
last night was the greatest political
demonstration ever witnessed IN Inc
state. The houses were illuminated
and the streets abllZc with torches.
fireworks, and tTansparencies. All the
industrial pursuits were represented in the
procession. The populacc were upon the
streets and the enthusiasm was unbound
ed" h. H. stewart. Cf Kalamazoo, Mich.
tclegraph.: "'Rum, ROmanism, and Re
billion is raising the mischief with
Blaine. followers throughout the West.
How is il in New York;" Chairm1n
r.. IT, ndeTSOD. Of Indiana, sends the fol-
lowing: 1--WE are closing the most brit
liant canvass ever mace in this state. since
Yesterday morning Mr.. Hendricks has
spoken st ten monster demonstrations.
The meeting. Yesterday Saturday were
immense. In this city last night 10000
voter, marched through drenchng rain.
tNuliUE lilt EiAit fSVHdb w hAi'ii
three 10 one. Indiana is certain fer ClcyC-
lard and Hendricks
Upon these and similar dispatches and
upon private adyicos from men in n posi-
ton TO interpret the situation, the National
Committee asserts absolute confidence in the
election Of Cleveland and Hendricks.
"Thcre is not shadow Of doubt" said
Senator German yesterday. cha Cleveland
will cary New York, New Jersey. Con-
neeticut. and Indiana. We believe that he
will also carry three other northern States,
besides, Of course, every one IN the South.
We have not given up New Jersey and
Connecticut, because We are confident that
the feeling in those States, rs well as in In
diana, is too strong 10 he effected by soap.
However much NAV be distributed. CleYe-
land will have vt least 90 electoral votes"
Il. d. Abel, president Of the Brass
Workers Association. called at the ma
tional headquarters Yesterday, and denied
emphaiically a statement to the effect that
the brass workers had endorsed Blaine and
Logan. "A month ago. said MI. Abel,
the Brass-W Workers Political Protective
Union endorsed Cleveland and Hendricks,
because We want an honest man and re-
former, not a stock iObber, at the head 0f
the Government"
An enthusiastic Young person connected
with the Blaine national headquarters told
q friend Yesterday that he and the National
Committee had seen the Democratic cam
yass Of this State. and that even on those
figures Cleycland's plurality was less than
: coo. The Republican canvass, which cX-
lists. by the way, in the mind Of the yonn@
person alluded 10. shows, according to the
young person, Il clean th!Ity-Odd thousand
for Blaine in this Stale. The
Young person * believed 20 have
BEEN the author 81 the original Re-
publican reports from the Ohio Gee
ton. The Republican national head
quarters were "a silent a. the tomb ycster-
day afternoon and locked mp. At the
STATE headquarters the few officials remain
ing in town doztd in undi,tuTbcd quiet
Treasurer Hance, whose duties are not
onorouS. reused himself enough 10 say,
with his usual pOlitonCsS. 70 an inquirer
that the National Committee would furnish
returns TO the State headquarters tomorrow
night. Returns will be received at the
Democratic national and state headquarters
End at number OF other points which
" III he given tomorrow morning.