New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-01
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
NETWORK.

The most careful scrutiny OF reports from the
various counties aud the most careful estimates posi-
bic of the to be cast Tuesday indicate the
election OF the entire Republican State ticket TRrB
UsE reporter the reports at Republican Head
quarters yesterday morning with Secretary yrooman.
summary the results OF by towns which
has been carefully made Indicates that Mr.. Davenport
will come to Harlem Bridge with $1,000 10 10000
ority. New-Yorx City and Kings County cannot be
closely estimated but the highest majority claimed by
the Democratic State Committee for both counties b.
only $1,000. The counties below New-iork
and Kings admitted to be "stand
off, and Oh this basis Mr.. Davenports
naioyitv voald be between 10000 and 10000. The
Republican State and County Committee expect 10 oD
much better however for the state ticket 10 New fotk
County Estimates the probable Democratic MAJORITY
here run as low AS and 900 and on Kings County
5000 and 5000 II there Is lair weather ana hepuoii
cans come out vote II Is thought these nsures can De
maintained. The situation from the beginning Of ths
canvass been favorable TO Republican success bnc
Governor Hill fou gh stubborn hight ana mas peeh
abie by his adroitness politician to improve some
what the spirits and condition OF hts following. o
Tne betting IN uptown resorts runs 100 10 80 or ~ or
Davenport Democrats demand even greater oias, put
nave been making bets at these gures Tne close
attempt manipulate the labor vote for Hin ny uh
scrupious misrepresentation A.. ,o.,,,,.o, s,,,.
Committee, answering the Inquiries of HE RiBuNE re-
porter as to his opnion OF the situation; sa @
leave doubt that We sball carry IL ny nausonc e
jorty From Buffalo to Monauk Point 20 OUT Oh ever
100 letters have received have promised us IN
Republican votes Increased Republican ma
iOrities III 40 have the reports Indicated prop
able falling OIL Not single Republican newspaper IN
the state ls opposing ticket Not single prominent
KepuDl can has against IL. ON the other had
the pendent with US lndependcnt news
papers are ting ticket Business Interests arc
array eide. Manufacturing Interests are WIN
us. LabOring interests are with u.s. -
Are not the Democrats equally untedF, ,.,.u.r
"No. They have lndependont support wnsteVef.
The Democratic candle Itself Is on nre at botn cnds Oh
tho wick Tie friends and admirers or PreAident
Cleveland politicians oiceseekers, Will not vote
Tor Mr. Hill. whose nomination was wei-undcrstoou
sap IN Ceyeands face. The spoilsmens, who gave MI
Cleveland this blow now fearful that HilF eecoh
would count as Cleve ants ndorsemen and they, Too;
are falling away from the Governor. We have had werd
from time to time of what the Democrats expect TOl
various Counties State They claim that they VIII
gel 900 gain Albany County, 500 In Dutchess 3Ooo
IN Chemung, still Others in SteuDen, Erie ana SO on
Their claims In these respects arc absurd
How about the irish Independent vote =
The ports 10 US from good Authority are
that we Will only hOd the vote tina: was cast iof Mr.
aine that IL will be Increased Tue voters engaged
IN this movement say they have acted from principie
They will all honor IL they stand ny their guns III
this State they did In OhiJ' -,
4" What about the wOrkingmen's vote T.
The honest and representative work
ngmen like b. auinOnt, Heay, Caville, Doehanty, Ryan,
been advocating the election OF the Repubcan
State ickc The action Of TIE TRIBUNE III OHerlhH r
terms to settle Its differences Win tho trades uniUns
will give us thousands OF vOes In this city especially
II utterly destroys MI. HilPs so-cacd labor boop %,
Az what do you estimate Mr.. DayenporGs majority
ON tue votes which eau be cnnYassed anu aSeer
tanned with some dehn:encss he VIII nave loooV 70
Is 900 majority II the unertow Is as represented 10
us constantly by visitors ut headquarters the msoty
will he very much larger What mean by this II that
scarcely a man visiting these headquarters has not
named TO us Democrat after Democrrt OF MS own
knowledge who Will vote for Sir. Davenport