The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
SUCCESS SURE.
Encouraging News from New York.
What Increased Registration Means
for the United Democracy.
Belief that the Mayoralty Fight
Means Cleveland Votes.
Democratic Successes in New Jer-
sey Full of Inspiration.
The outlook Very Promising from All
standpoints, and the Indications
All Foretoll the Triumph
ofClevelaud.
New York Special to tho courlcrJournal.

New YORK special 10 the courier Journal.
The meeting OF the national Democratic
executive committee today was well at.
tended. The best Of feeling prevailed,
and the reports from all parts OF the coun.
try, especially those from the doubtful
States, were highly satisfactory. In thu
opinion OF the committee, the triangular
local fight here would be Of more advan.
tagc than otherwise To Cleveland and
Thurman. The financial situation was
discussed and measures adopted 10 insure
money sufficient 10 run the campaign until
the close OF the polls in November Tho
great increase In the iirst day Of rccistri.
ton In New York was regarded as n surd
indication OF Democratic success in thiI
State.
The Hon. J. ]. Richardson, Of thu
national Democratic committee, said this
morning "rhc very large registration Of
voters In this city and brooklyn yesterday
seems 10 me an assurance ot Democratic
victory. Where Democratic prcpondcr-
nucc " 81 large, an increased vote must
tell In favor oi our party; and that the vote
of this end Of the State oi New York IL co-
ing To he phcnomcnally large thisycar can
not be- questioned. IL IL certain that tho
people are taking an immense interest in
this election. We ascribc this 10 the carly
opening IT the campaign, aud 10 Us pccu-
liar educational character, which has causcd
voters to realize that their future prosperity
aud their bread and butter ~ well ~ their
political fortunes, arr dependent on tho
result That ~, 900 voters moro than
the number registered on the correspond.
ing Ia, m 1854 should have recorded their
names m this city yesterday Is u-tunish-
iny. The increase IN great. and the uni
iurmity ui the gain throughout the mctupp-
oils shows that II IN not Ia be- ascrihyd 10
tho increase IA population merely. ! lind
that my associates. who know New York
politics moro intimately than | do. and
have been longer familiar with them, ttkc
the same view, In fact, uo one can cuu-
cludo otherwise than that yesterdays
registration tn h,lH city sc,tlcd the clcc-
! ton 50 tm M concerns tive state ~ New
York. Tho committee has. however, par
ticular rason 10 be- gruiiiicd with the rn-
suit. ~ IL justiics the judgment
! at COT Bricc aud his associates ia
| declining Ia Interfere Ia local numi-
nations further tlln to advise caIn-
c-ily furh nrasurJs ay would make Il
certain that the mll Democratic prsidun-
| tiil vote should be- brought out u vas
not the business ui the national committee
| tu select candidates ~ tp try u iurcc tho
! luyIl organizations tp take any particular
/ COURSE II WIS our Junction to urge tho
| struu est possible measures To- bring hvm-
Drf1.s lnd others Who support our candle
dates tu tho polls. aud afford them every
opportunity aud Information ptumulvc II
u lnrsv rrmuvrntic vote. THIS hus been
done. There can be- NO doubt about tho
luv1l aud most energetic support of tho
PRESIDENTIAL ticket hy ell thr Democratic
| organizations Not only the permanent
political organizations, but the Busin's.
Nous club will cooperate Ia ull The clyc-
ton arrangements iu scrur' the distnhu-
tinu. drpu-itiug and uirCuuutIng of tlvNc-
land and Thurman ballots Under
these circumstances, uui iu Wow ui Ill
ARRANGEMENTS which have hrvn made, u -
my settled opinion that the Democratic
| pf, siIrutiui vote in this Dity will nu larger
/ iy .,,gm thousand than b would hnyo
lw,u Nurr tu,uH only one local ticket Tho
! registration of yesterday indicates This, ~
we'll as tbr general interest oi thr people
in tHp general issue. Undoubtedly, moro
,uipr, uut their maine. ou thu l-t than
would h.y, done su 90 thr FIRST day, worn
tH.rr 900 local contests The great hrmp.
cratic success boz the Newark elections II
| Yesterday makes mr feel us confident re-
muHuf Nyw Jersey us du with inspect
tp NrN York. The ,uupui ~ with MS all
around and growing stronger daily
STRAW ruuu NEv IrEsry.
There b. great enthusiasm here todlN
among Democrats over the result VI th,
charter election held IN Newark, y. j..
Yesterday lbytu can be- no mistake tina
| Il plants New jersey -pliily ia tho culuni
ul thU Democratic electoral STATE, uDN
muuth The Democrats uu thg genera
u,kut carried every office, with muuuIv
VARYING from go a. ,Jl. Newark n r.n
orally Republican by from lH' ip 2'0W
majority. The iIci tIgt tHy iYi., vote M
. | the ,ty WIS increased from -'"n Ilsl
B yHHr tu %. 900 this wear, taken 100 D"lunc
lion with thu.uluvrWrut ui thc NV 1N
, closing thr polls 90 SUNSET Indicates
| Hre. apr.HI1u ul Republican voters '' ,h'
. ruI. col tur democracy This b. 900 600.
. more notable because Newark De- o NIF
manufacturing center AMI tbg tHN p. 1
boo WIS expected fac operate th,v wiz Ind