The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-29
VICTORY IS A CERTAINTY
NO DANGER IN ANY OF THE DOUBT
Full EASTERN STATES.

The Republicans Cannot Get Over
10000 Majority in the Country Dis
tricts of New York-New Jersey AS
Safe as Tennessee-Connecti Just
as Certain as Four Years Ago.
WASHINGTON, Oct Representative
McMillln of Tennessee returned to-day
from stumping tour through New York
state. He goes to Indiana tomorrow to
make several speeches there, and at the close
of the week will proceed to his home in
Tennessee to cast his vote.
Speaking to the NEWS correspondent
tonight, Mr.. McMillin said: Il have been
for the second time in New York state, and
from what have been able to see and hear,
| feel absolutely confident of large demo-
cratic majority in that state.
KEEN INTEREST IN THE TARIFF.
"The people are just as much interested
in the tariff question now as they were at
the beginning of the campaign and will
listen to nothing else. While on that sub
ject they will give the closest attention to
the speaker as long as he cares to talk to
them.
"The democrats will make large inroads
into the republican majorities in various
parts of the state. In Albany they will
gain at least 1000 votes. Herkimer, ex-
Senator Warner Miller's home, will go
democratic, and in Southwestern New York
their gains will be considerable. At every
place l spoke | was given an enthusiastic
reception, and found the democratic lead
ers hopeful md confident.
REPUBLICAN BULLDozING.
81 spoke in New Haven, Conn, on Friday
night and made martyr of young work
man who had been employed in the brass
works there He had handed me the
envelope in which he had received his pay
-$4 46-for fifty-fve and half hours work.
l exhibited this at the meeting and referred
to the lowness of his wages He was dis
charged the next morning. His martyrdom
was not, however, very painful, for he was
at once given employment by Mr.. Wheeler
of the firm of Wheeler & Wilcox.
THE BUSINESS MEMS PARADE.
Yesterday witnessed the grand parade
in New York | tell you, sir, it was the
grandest ovation ever rendered a man in
this country. | would rather have had
that parade as it was yesterday than to
have seen turn out all New York from the
Fifth avenue to the battery on fine day.
1t was raining in torrents, and yet l saw
UnaG procession OF men, tnlrty ABREAST,
march past for an hour and half, and then
when 1 left their banners were to be seen
still coming three-quarters of mile down
the street. l count New York certain for
Cleveland.
NEW JERSEY SAFE.
New Jersey is as safe to go democratic as
Tennessee is, and Connections is fully as
sure for us as she was four years ago. /
place the republican majority in the state
of New York down to Harlem bridge at
between $4,000 and 10000, certainly not
more, and the democratic majority in the
whole state at 25, coo.
1.-THE effect of Lord Sackvile's letters
don't think it will have any, politically.
The republicans can't forge a letter. send it
to some ignoramus to be mailed to Lord
Sackville, receive a reply marked private,
make both letters public, and then expect
to gain any political advantage by it.
NOT BUILT THAT WAY.
1.-The American people are not built that
way. 1t was bad blunder on the part Of
Lord Sackville to have answered the letter
in the way he did. He should have referred
to his official position if he felt called upon
in courtesy to answer the letter at all, or
else have pointed out that his correspondent,
having renounced all allegiance to Great
Britain, was manifestly wrong in applying
to him for information and advice. 1t will
not, however, change any votes"