Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-29
PRESIDENTIAL OUTLOOK.

| Indications From Data Gathered by the
Boston "fSlobe."
The Boston Globe, q Democratic paper.
has been making survey of The political
field by asking expressions from Demo
cratic and Republican editors throughout
the country as to their views Of party pros
poets. As result that paper sends out the
following dispatch:
BosToE, October 27th.-The Globe pub
fishes tomorrow some five columns of edi-
, torial interviews on the Presidential results
in the doubtfGl States. In the maiority of
cases the Democratic hope seems 10 be the
PFohibitioaists while the Mugwumps
Calm it is tariff reform. Among The Re-
pubhcaus confidence prevails everywhere.
Following are some of the most important
interviews:
Chester Lord of the New York Sun saws
The election in New York will be yerv
close, with the chances in favor of Harri
son, whose probable plurality will be seven
thousand"
The Connecticut Republican saws: New
jersey will go Democratic and Indiana is
uncertain.
Z he New York Times, World and Stats
Zeituag claim the State will 90 Democratic
with q plurality of between 10000 and
10000, but differ woefully on the State
ticket
The Brooklyn Eagle modestly claims that
New York, CONNECTICUT, New JERSEY. Indi-
ana, Michigan and California are going
Democratic, and believes also there is n
chance OF capturing Wisconsin and New
Hampshire.
NEW YORK CLAIMED FOR HARRISON.
Twelve Republican papers in Albany
Buffalo and Rochester claim the State for
Harrison by 10000 to Is, 900 with Miller (Rl
for Governor little behind.
The Ecening Post, of New York saws:
The State is too uncertain 70 offer anv pre-
diction.
Colonel Sheppard's Mail and Express says:
Harrison will carry every Northern State,
and, possibly, one or two of the South.
Mills will be defeated at home, and the Re-
pCblicans may carry New York city.
THE RESULT IN CONNECTICUT.
in Connecticut the Republicans are SAN
guine. The Democrats fight shy OF the tar
III issue, and put their first trustin the Pro-
hibition vote
Register, Hartford Times, and Waterbury
american, all Administration papers, claim
the State for Cleveland by detection in
the Republican ranks TO the Prohibition
lists, but c0ncede the State ticket to the Re-
publicans.
The Hartford C6,raat leading Re.
publican paper, claims 5000 plurality for
Harrison on the strength of the Irish and
protectionist votes.
In Michigan Democratic journals, headed
by the Detroit Free Press, do not claim any
thing except a reduced Republican vote,
but hope great deal. Six Republican
olc 70
the State as 10000.
IN INDIANA.
In Indiana both sides ara confident. The
Indianapolis Journal and Sentinel figure out
the same majority for each side. Ali &C
knowledge that Harrison's residence in the
Stale gives him great advantage
In New Jersey the Republicans are doubt
full aud the Democrats confident. The
tariff is lost sight of in the fight over local
issues and hope in the Prohibition vote.
The Trenton Gazette frankly acknowledges
that the local issues have jeopardized Re-
publican chances, and the State is very IN
certain. The Newark Neus, Paterson
Guardian and five other Democratic papers
say it is impossible to predict the Demo
cratic plurality, but they feel that he State
Is certain for Cleveland by a small ma.
jnrity. The Newark advertiser ci:ims the
UnltSu otaleS oenatOrShlp Tor the Re
puhlicans and says Harrison's chances are
good for small majority.
CALIFORNIA
In California San Francisco Democratic
paper says the State will give a plurality of
5000 for Cleveland, but the Republican
papers say the State is good for 10000
majority for Harrison.
IL Virginia the Democrats, acco ing to
the Richmond Wing, hope for maj .rity of
'eSs than 5000, while the Republicans are
hopeful.
In West Virginia the Wheeling Register
only claims the State for Cleveland by LOCO
plurality, and says there are bat little hopes
OF the Democrats carrying the Legislature,
which means a Republican Senator, the
effect OF the tariff discussion among the |
coal-miners. The Republicans claim the |
state by 1000.
HARRIsoNs ELECTORAL VOTES.
To the wind-up Victor Lawson, of the |
Chicago Ne,Cs, says all the Western States |
81 iJr Harrison, aud the Republicans will |
cary New York. Connecticut and Indiana,
}iit lose New Jersey. They may elect |
Democratic Governor in Illinois, but the |
SaIs gill - for Harrison by over 5000.