New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

Co,r.vprs oct. 12--Thc latest information
,co,ved at tho headquarters OF the RepuoIean 1''O
committee is cheerful and confident IN tone an Vi %
comfy committeeman have tcleeraphcd ther l"st |
mates aud it is thought that these reNlScu oI Iii
,,romise much larger plurality for tie helup''.""
s,o,c ticket than the earlier ones. Advlces ~ Io 80,
candidates in tho doubtlul counties ana ooh''oi'" ~
,r,cts are uniformly encouraging All returns an" ~
Influences affecting the result OF the el'o'o w., -
will he compared with the elements when p'o'" =,
che cor,palgu OF 1888. The Republicans "''0
teatcd thcu ard the Democrats argue 40" -, ,,o
and from tho fact that HOadly and FORAKER "i' - 80
candidates that a similar result may DC I'm cr, IN
orrovy Tho situation not at all the sAAc' A"o "
1uences against the Republicans "orc u''" 49,, s 40
and numerous. The Germans WcIo "s"'' - 20
couut Of the party's connection Win ccI '''" 80 =.
,,,r The reduction in the wool tariff was ch'tse" "
the Rcpuplicans and hundreds OF votes were 'o' =!
nasou orr The enactment OF statute c"ueu '0
p,,.sou I,O drove from the party most Vi INV
e,Iritnalists free. thinkers and irregular pa!
IN the State The CO.ored peOP'e I'''.u
Foraker wa5 not friendly 10 them ana rc'uSe" " Wv
for him The county commit emen IN many VI III.
,,o,el more time an effort TO the interests OF
a. pro ,iitiou amendment than they dld 10 thclr parry
accumulation and perhaps tho most emDarr"SS's i'"
Of the whole campaign was the absolute ehP''"'
the committees treasury. The money WIS al 'Nl'
month before the election and the committee was el'
n.lncss at the most important stage OF thc c'DP'N"
cDt oor the Marty has to contend with none OF thcse
1,.dv,ntapcs The Germans seem TO he cordlally sup
Noting the Republican ticket and viii pEoO"olF EFo
enongh votes TO secure its success lac SPl''"'''
have no grievance and the cOlOrcd people seem u h"o
none. ...,,o
The loeaI committeeman are enthusiastic. energetic
"a fai,nfnl The organization is thorough and efficient
rd tho committee has enough money 10 meet It's current
expenses. There has not been year "i'hh 'lo ii''
decade when finer spirit OF harmony perVaueu 'no i'
nnb,can party There no local Internal
the success Of the party in a locality or
at large Judge A. L. Morrison, of Ecw-MeNi'o' who mn
dcrsanIs the situation here cXcecntIy says 'a' e ~
spoken in all Of the mining and manufacturing coun''
and that he feels certain that tho kepAD'ahs WI" ~
or greater share of the labor vote than they have
ever had This important information because II hS
been thought that Hoady had won the la'of oI ''''
miners There are two factors that may operate against
tbc Tepublicans and cost them a c"uh!ue'"o'e
number Of votes great many ros"'"lS
graduated physicians have been nominated ior 'no
IcrsIaturo by the Republicans and the Impression
is prevailing among the specialists th"t Tie Ies"I
physicians intend to have enacted laws hostile 10 'Ne
interests The Democrats lave not improved this ol'
portunity OF making point and II Is G"I'e "Noy 'H"'
tGcy viii not proht by H.
Uo,dy's record has been examined, and 1t has been
rroycd that he favored the taxation Of church property
and was unfricndly to the Catholics. The ORDER OF
United Americans. organization opposed To 'athchc'
and I'm harmony with Hoadlys views, is strong IN ono
audextrcmoly sensitive any movement Which promises
ocouclatcor benefit the Catholics il wayand there
,daucr that the Republicans have pushed their case
AGAINST Uoady with too much vchemcnce. The last dis
Watches indicate that the Republicans will ccct sixty
i've representatives and nineteen senator's Tho only
counties for which estimate Is Nicely to er are stark
and Hamilton In the latter there will he good zeal Of
frauduleut voting, and the Democrats
- ,hot thov Will surely elect
Nosos WILSON, one of their candidates
for Senator and three Representatives. The Dem
have number Of fraudulent certificates OF regis
trsop and have imported rcpcatcrs, but the Re
rphcars expect 10 prevent any unusual amount OF He
gal voting At Columbus the Republicans arc making
determined effort to defeat Allen Mycra Democrat OF
,rs,vory reputation and ii has been learned tonight
that he has rou aht some repeaers here from PsbuTg
10 vote for him. The county is strongly Democratic but
Myers represents 20 much that is bal In politics that
,osrectablc Democrats have threatened to cut him.
TN, Krpubhcaus in their estimates
make deductions to tho 5000 Illegal votes
I'm the state and then claim lIu-
outv exceeding 10000. The gains will
be made in the cities and when the returns from Gin
cinnatI Cleveland Toledo aud Dayton have been re-
ccived the result n the State will be known. There
are about 2.1OO voting precincts in Ohio. and 1t
will take an average Republican gain OF ten votes IN
each one Of them the vote OF l~~J 10 carry tie
State by a plurality exceeding 5000
The Democrats are hopclHl anu C!ti'hIHS cN'IS-
thing but have substantial basis for their claims.
The urOmsc of general rain on election ddy J, ErtI-
fvius to them. tl" popular iaIlaCl mat KcpbHcdN
rcrpcf voting rainy days obtains here. lic lach
in this state are against this notion Within the l"-t
fifteen wear, there have been several stormy crtll"h
Gavs and the Republicans have had successes a great
as those achieved under pleasant skies.