The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-31
NEW YORK NEWS.
REPUBMICANS LOOKING TO
OTHER STATES TO SAVE
THEIR TICKET. n
The Public Excited Over n New
Opera Betting on Election
Getting Lively.

phsscu, hnu tue shlhe inhIkeu ihCIthob
is shown, compared with four years
ago, a. on the first day: The total
~ compared with the highest previ
us registration for a similar period,
shows q net gain Of $4,000 Thr
larger the increase, the greater the
majority for Cleveland and the State
ticket.
Il looks very much from the on
side as though the Republicans h d
abandoned any lingering hope of cat
rying this State, and wee looking t.
other sections for votes enough TO
save tleir ticket They have one
sio'.g card gr. wing out Of the IN.
fuiunate divisions III the Democratic
..arty Of this city Az have said
be:o &, there Is no cause for real ap-
pfehansion on this account, but oi
course the managers on III, other eide
are making the most Of ii by spreai.
ng wild tales over the csuntty Of the
alleged decentralization oftlle party iD
his city. I. is quite NJ much 10 the
interest OF one Of the localfactions as
20 the other that the stlte and Ma
tional tickets should receive their
cordial support. No one who has
studied the situation d"ub.s this.
Ex Mayor Sch Low, of Brooklyn
made p .werful speech ia Go, PEI
Union lat night in favor Of Cleve
Iand aud tariff reform. The Repnb
Iicans are very much chagrined over
what they are pleased 10 term the"in
gratitude" of a man whom they twic'
put in the mayoralty chair IN th'
City Of Chu ches. Mr. Low Is per
.onalIy or" Of the most popular men
III the two cities as shown by BIZ
electlon in q cily that usually gives I
Democratic majority In excess Of 10,
900. lie will make other speeche
during the c mpaign, and use all BIZ
logic AMI his influence for the Demo
cratic ticket.
Chairman Barnum, like Charms,
Quay of the opposition. Is not at al
.aIrulous, and when he makes AZ
a. nouncement everybody listers
When seen by your corresponden
the other day, he said positively tha
in all his experience-aD he has gen
eraled several National campaigns -
the party's prospects had not been $
bright at q corresponding period be
fore election. He regards success q
absolutely assured.
There has been a deal Of unfavora
Bile comment on the part ofthe Dem
ocrats At the peculiar attitude o
Tammang Hall with respect N Con
gressmen from this city. At this tim
the Metropolis has only one Congress
man who was elected ne Q Republi
can. Hon. Ashbel p. Frch, and b
has since publicly left The party ol
sccount Of It's attitude on the ques
ton Of the tariff. He win 60 back y
Congress but as Q Democrat. II
some Of the cityis districts the Re
publicans would have . very roo,
show Of winning with q divided lcci
democracy, and this is what Tsm
many Hall threatens. Negotiation
are now going on with n view 10
settlement Of the differences betweeI
the factions, 30 that the party ma
not suffer. All sorts Of rumors ar
in the sir. Ono of the most inter
esiing is that the recent visit OF Post
Gen raj Dickinson 10 thi
city was for the purpose of negOtiai
iIg for such harmony. IL WAS sai
that Tammany was 10 have the dis
posal ofthe New Yo'k postoiiice al
ter the election in csse Of their aC
ceeding 10 certain stipulations. Thi
IL MT given out as news. as Il he
quite q fishy favor; but Il has bee
much talked about.
i The amusement public have bee
much excited over The production {
Gilbert and Sullivan's new operl
THE Yeomcn OF the Guard" Til
critics having little respect for repu
! tgtion have been pounding ID wit
, very considerable force. They u
} admit, though. that IL il tuneful. an
hrs a good action. Apart from III
: there u very little now going on
1.-The theatrical line. A novelty !
realistic stage productions was Il
recent Introduction in q melodran
q oI two noted ex-convicts 70 crack
safe in full view ofthe auditors. Al
burglars drew famously, and th,
made money for the en'srprising pr
ljectors Of the piece which olherwil
i, oukl have ignominiously failed.
A striking commentary on the ci
ilization and charity OF the ricbe