The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-04
Cleveland Interviewed-The Governors
Unbounded Confidence.

BUFFALO, N. Y, November Sleeve
land arrived at 1925 this morning There
was no demonstration, ~ he was not ex-
pected until this evening. On his arrival
the Governor proceeded at once to break
fast, and then walked TO his room where
he made his morning toilet. Before he
was half dressed, a large number who had
! Just heard Of his arrival crowded the
stairway leading TO his rooms, intent on
shaking hands and saying "Good morn
ing" The Governor will pass quiet
! day, visiting old friends and resting from
! the fatigue of his recent exertion. He
looks well, and says he feels as well as
| he looks.
| While he says little ON the political situ-
alton, and can not help seeing that he
feels confident that when the sun sets on
Tuesday evening he will be the choice of
the people for the next President. A repre-
sentative of the United Press Association
succeeded in gaining admittance to the
Governor this morning, and was accorded
short interview. In reply to question
as to the general situation, he said
81 think it is very good. The other
side will use money for all it is worth.
Desperate efforts will be used to buy up
the vote of New Jersey and Connecticut,
but don't believe they can do it."
SLOW about Indiana"
"Hendricks has never lost his State,
and his popularity Is as great rs ever. He
seems satisfied that Indiana will be all
right. All local antagonism in the party
are allayed. The tactics of 80 will
be attempted, but don't believe that any
star-route business will capture that State
this time. There is strong feel
ing in the West on the subject OF an
honest Administration and the Democracy
hold to that issue very strongly in this
campaign. | am told we have a fair
fighting chance of carrying Wisconsin,
and several Michigan men tell me our
prospects in that State are excellent, and
1t is by no means certain that we shall be
beaten in Massachusetts. But Buffers
candidacy complexities matters there.
The issue of an honest Government has
the strongest kind of support in that State,
especially among the young men,"
as there not danger of diversion in the
South, like that of 1892"
~ 10 PosslplS, duu lueIc nave Decu lis
dications of such an attempt to defeat the
will of the people, but l don't think it
will succeed again II it is tried"
Chow is Kelly doing2 Is he honest in
the support of the National ticketY"
"Kelly has repeatedly assured me in
such an earnest way that l cannot Ques-
ton 1t, that he and his people would give
the National ticket all the support In their
power. The recent utterances of Kelly
all point the same way. II he were dis
posed to knife the ticket, he could sulk
In silence or talk in different way"
Cleveland will vote early tomorrow
morning, and take an early train for Al
bany. He will vote the straight ticket
He laughingly denied any intention to
vote for his opponent, and said: "They
ought to let man cast one vote for HIM
self, don't you think he ought to know
what kind of candidate he Is II any one
does" This evening the Governor will
be given serenade by the Democratic
clubs, which will wind up the pageantry
part of the campaign work on both sides
In this city.