The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-11-03

10 the EQtLOT OF ire ITdOet(er.
think th It New YORK state will give Mr. Blaine
small plurality, say lO,U0J or 1900.
CHESTER ). LORD,
Managing Editor, The sun.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 1.-Mr Addison A. Keyes,
editorin Chief Of this paper estimates that ar.
Blaine VIII receive msoIity IN TINS state equal,
at least to that Z Ven MIR. Carrie d four Years ago
In rouud figures 10000 votes. This, / find is the
estimate of prominent and conservative Repub-
ncals in this strict, who have looked carefully
over The situation, aud who thoroughly agree wi h
MIR. Keyes in his views. Individu ally, think the
result may be- somewhat closer, but there can be
little doubt of Alr. Blai e's success.
FREDERICK W. WHITE,
Managing Editor, Albany Express.
NEW YORK CITY, Nov. IL have declined up to
this time 10 make any statement for publcati iu
reference to the contest in New Jersey, further
than To say our cauyssses S low increasing z .ins
among republicans from democratic sources. Our
comm ttee have every to believe tnat New
Jersey will vULe for The Blaine and logan electoral
ticket by a fair DajoriCy. L do not Ihuk il either
prudent OF udicious al this time to give particulars
by counties. u. A. HOBAhT.
Chairman Republican State COMMITTEES OF New
Jersey.
TRENTON, Nj, Nov. From the best inform
alton when Can obtain from The most trustworth,
poliI ians in the state ol4ine will carry DER
sey by small but assured majority. This Is the
real Judgment OF tho cooIes. .-neadsd aud best in
formeI Ie ,deIs Of both parties Ali the popular
currents are with he kepub icai candidates.
WILLIAM CLoKE, Editor Stale Gazette.
NEW HAVEN. Ct. Nov. 1.-The Republicans will
LYNDE HARRISON,
Chairman RepublicanSGaJe Committee.
CoNc ,RD, N. H.. Nov III estimate the total
vote of New Hampshire next Tuesday AS S2, 100
divided as follows:
Republican. ..........................42 40 500
Democratic. ........ .-............37 300
Proeibltlonists .......... 1,0UO
Butler ana scattering ....... 1000
50 900
= The total vote may be larger, busf am satisfied
that The reltiys strength of tue parties wil be sub
stantlaly as above.
J.H. GALLNeER,
Chairman Republican state Committee.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov 1.-The present indications
are mat Blaine will have about the same majority
Garfield, which 1000. The total vote is like
iy to be 86 000 if the day should prove pleasant
Tho st. John vote will be small.
P. b. CoGaswELL,
Editor Concord Monitor
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Nov. 1.-Itis my Judgment
tha indiana wal give its electoral for Blaine
Aud Logan by any shere from 5000 to 10, 900 pluI-
atty. On The state ticket the Democratic canvass
has gone to pieces ami each candidate is working
for himself. There will be much scratching ali
around, but think Calkins will be elected. We
shall elect seven, aud possibly eight, Con Tessmen.
The legislature is doubtful. owing to the II or l8
Democratic Senators who boil over.
E. W. dALFoRDy
Editor indianapolis journal.
The above is received as the joint reply to
two inquiries, one sent to Hon. John U. New
the senior proprietor of the journal, aud the
othsr to the managing editor of that paper
BosToN. Nov. l, 1884.
Editor Of the TrdUette1:
AT your request will our canvass indicates
that the Repu0ic4 will come up TO the vote
of last year. and that Blaine will receive majority
over all, and large plurality over Cleveland.
Yours truly,
ID. =. LODGE,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
THE Republican vote in Massachusetts, last
year was about 100000