Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
A BREEZE BLOWN OPINION
Az Ia the Status Of Affairs Ia I'll

East.
New York, November John Kelly
and bis chiefs still affirm they will give the
National ticket their answering support,
The chairman Of the Democratic State
Committee said to-day that Mr.. Kelly Ind
repeatedly volunteered to shy that if there
was ,reachery in Tammanys ranks it would
be without his knowledge and contrary TO
bis desires and efforts. On the other hand,
the Blaine men claim that Blaine will get
more votes in this city than ever before
went 10 Republican candidate. Some Of
them go so far as to say that he will fall
yuy little behind Cleveland. A prominent
Tammany Democrat said this morning that
il all the Democrats proved as loyal
to Cleveland as 1ammany would his
vote would be largely in excess of that re-
ceived by Tiden. A dispatch from SYRIA
crse says that Jim Belden OF canal ring
noioriety has openly boosted that Kelly and
tie Republicans, Of New York understood
each other, and that Clevelands political
throat will be cnt Again, Senator Jones
says that he has excellent reasons for be-
lieving that there is nothing in the stories Of
Tammany's treachery; that Kelly and Mr..
Cleveland had discussed the political Situs.
lion together, and one Of the results Of the
conference WIS that Tammany would do its
level best for the governor.
So 20 the charges and denials. w.
-.-- man mat Ger make anything OIL ,f,hs
iansle.
Outside the Cities.
The intelligence received at the Demo
cratic headquarters and the Independent,
headquarters all goes TO show that Cieve-
land will have plurality without the votes
OF New York and Brooklyn, and that the
margins he has below the Harlem river will
represent what he will have TO spare. The
Independents are closing their compaign
Their policy has been to concentrate their
efforts upon this State, which was really the
battle ground. II Cleveland carried New
York the chances were overwhelmingly in
favor offhis carrying New Jersey and Con.
necticut. The work has been well done and
the thousands Of Republicans who have
agreed TO yc1e for Cleyelald will, thou gbt,
much NOR. than Offset The Democratic dis.
affection,
Goy. To- Nsller. Of Conpsc,icut. was in
town today and raid with e.nphasls that
Cleveland was sure of bis State; he SAID
that at least 5000 Republicans wouiu 'o.t
for Cleveland that the Butler vote wou,.
not reach 1000. and that the Prohibition
movement would make itself felt on election
DAG. The Governor Of Connecticut was
also sure that Cor. CTevv.'nd would carry
New Jersey.
The Ohio tactics are TO be s.Se4tad in
this city. Mere that 700 Blaine ADD I,oysn
workers are 10 Be sworn into poxer bv q,
:. Marshal Erbardt as special deputy mar.
tnais. From seven 10 len will be assir gned
10 each polling place They will he under
the order Of custom house. poaofice and
ether federal officials The design of the
bhire and Logan leaders is to raise the crv
On democratic frauds at the polls as IN ex.
esse ,of interfering. and keep down the
Cle'eisnd add Hendyicks sose. No Demo
Gratis are allowed 70 be msrshals
Closed Ep.
Nsv foRX, November i.-fExciusive. I
The lines are closed up tonight and the
great Democratic army ssvsising the shock
Of battle. There viii be a few skirmishes
Monday, bat they viii be diversions merely,
md no casualties will follow At RepubE.
IAN headquarters the greatest confidence e
expressed, but the enthnsiasm,s ct the eth
T house. The parade 70 day vaztks grad |
.ss event ever known in shircitr