St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-12
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Especial Telegram 10 the Globe
NEW YoRK, oct. H. The most important ru-
NOR alloat at Democratic headquarters to-day
was that there was understanding between
John Kelly and the leaders OF the county De-
mocracy and Irving hall. The success of the
demonstration Thursday night is said to have
produced sautary effect upon the minds of
some of the Tanmauy leaders. who
begin to see the adyisabiiity OF concilitating
Mr.. Cleveland, Not the least doubt that the
governor will leave the city OF New York with a
majority OF 600 is now entertained Accord
ing to Democratic figuring Blaine will not have
the slightest chance OF carrying the Empire
state unless he comes TO Harlem with 10000
votes to spare, and those Of his political oppo-
nents, who think he will have 4 margin Of none
at all are not regarded figuring wildly
The prospects of Cleveland carrying the state
are, therefore, held to be brilliant enough to
bring the Tammany warrior to reason Kelly's
object is to hold the city OF New York in his
political grip, but his lieuteuants are scarcely 10
norant OF She fact that il the Democracy wins
a national victory for which it is in
degree indebted TO Mr.. Kelly.
1t viii 70 hard for the Tammany chleftain when
ever opportunity occurs for the settlement OF
old accounts with him.
MehtF4hD THEIR CLAIMS.
1t is noticed this morning that the Republicans
have modified their claims as TO the size OF the
majority they expect their ticket to receive in
Ohio. The loud talk of &c, 900 has subsided into
whispers OF about half that number. II is
conceded, however shat Mr.. Blaine will have at
least as a large a vote in November as the Re-
publican ticket receives there on Tuesday next.
From West Virginia the intelligence comes that
he nnmDcraffp l,+
working order, and that the Republicans have
no chance whatever OF carrying the state.
SPEECHES FOR NEW YORK.
The New York state committee is already m.
tcipating the close OF the canvass in both OF the
commonwealth, and speakers who have been
edifying the voters OF Ohio and West virginia
are already being booked for eastern engage.
meuts On Monday next the best oratorical
material at the disposal OF the National and
State committees will begin o9era-
tons even il news f.om Ohio
does not check the progress or
the Democratic canvass. No ground viii be lest
uncovered il it does The Democratic move.
ments will be such as 70 throw into the shade
even the admirable work done during the Tilden
canvass.
Tbs UNION LEAGUE.
Senator German says that Blsiue's friends had
no easy thing u, secure his endorsement
At the HAMS OF the Union
league club. II IS not conteuded even BIZ the
supporters Of the Pinned knight but more than
three -fourths Of the mambers OF the leEeue SYM
pathized with the report Submitted by Evar;s
last night The attitude OF the club is IN re-
msrSable contrast with it position in previous
presidential years, a unanimous flourish OF
political trumpets from the lesgie having hith-
erto been highly priced and invariab!c mani
feStaton
INDEPENDENTS ACTIVE.
While the managers Of both the great parties
Sre keeping quiet now aud waiting for Ohio 70
deolare the Independents are " hopping It M for
all they are worth. Information Of the spread OF
the Independent revolt comes - the headquarters
Of the Independent Republicans from all parts OF
the country. The speeches OF Schurz in Ohio
are having a timely effect.
CHEERING LETTERS
The following are extracts from some con-
muRicstious received a; the independent Repzb-
lean Headquarters:
From Cleveland. O.-"ln6ications 81 the
end OF the lire now clearly FORE
shadow the defeat Of Robinson, the Republican
candidate for secretary Of state and johnson. lae
candidate To- judge OF the supreme court although
the balance OF the Repasiicaa candidaies VII
probably pull tAroash BY smau ustOritiss. Tie