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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-06
ATKINsON'S BLUFF.

He Tries % Prsvsat The PuAhsailsa - Ne
Lssser ~ oses SaA1y Len.
Ths shove letter a.d andavih wsrs
secured BY ths RporsrER early yestsrday.
Before aay stsps vss taksa IL writing
W. earsfdly sxamilsd b esatlsnsa veil
acquainted with Nr. Atkinsua's dpatars,
and tbSy prosoupcsd II genuine. Ths
news that he letter ~ IN Ne RDonrE1's
possession sprssd rapidly over tsvn and
created ooastxnAton IN ths raah q HF.
Atlinson's f,es-whisiy preAibitisn sap
portsrl
TIE distinsuishsd and aintly political
trickstw was nst ths lsast distufbsd. Hs
raw The haudwIitiAg On the we'll. Tee
publicAtioa Of his msthods meant csitsin
defeat, and % Mr.. Atklnssa buried u
post haste 10 ths RDaBrE1 sfisS - As
stt.mptsd the blu6 gAue. bat tooa lsArned
that b coald net prevent zoe
publication Of ths fec6 ~ my
stood. Thea Mr.. Atkineoa aoumsd
an cir Of bravsdo~ he aid u mattsrsd
not what wss publisbsd, hi oanpa,gu
work had bssa done % sfsctually that do.
feat YES imp ,sabls; and 6nslly Wsot away
with Q half demand and half prayer On his
lips that II the letter BE- published he pat.
schps b publishsd also.
At that time b,th the lstt'r and post
script were In typ, and nr. Atkinsoas
at smpt Of blustar did not inaseacs the
the REaIsTKR oce jet Or tttls. He 10 OF.
tainly ws!couas 10 all he comfort - cAn
got out Of Tho postscript II dos not hide
the shameful atsempt 10 stcare Ms Cooks
services or infusncs bic vctl Nc. Akin.
sons childiah extibibitioa Of hius,lf only
makes itspp,rtnt that he ks's the dAnesr.
Gus Gtu,tion In which b b plaosd.
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New York shows to to what desperate
course cur opponents are driven and how
little confidence they really have in their
own strength"
Arthur Sewell, National Democratic
committeeman from Maine, said: 81
know that we are going to win. My own
individual judgment is that we are suie Of
New York, New Jersey, Indiana aud two
Western STATE. The decision rendered by
Judge Lawrence this afternoon iu the Su-
prsme Court defeats one of Quay's schemes
to impede the vote in New York. 1t has
been contended that voter could 90 to a
polling place, vote for part of the candi-
dates in nomination, and return later and
vote again. In crowded districts such q
practice could be taken advantage Of 10
prevent the polling of the full vote. Judge
Lawrence holds that under the laws as
they are, yotsr must e1sI else his suffrage
at one time. This will render it entirely
easy for the tull vote of every district in
town 70 be polled.
HOW ABOUT CALIFORNIA.
Hon. John P. Irisb, OF the San Francis.
co Alta, Gays 10 reference TO the outlook
81 have Information from the Alta office
stating positively that we will carry Cali
fornia. Indiana is sure to 60 Democratic +"
A most nefaIious scheme to carry this
State for Harrison has been disclosed,
which is on a par with the other corrupt
methods of the Philadelphia gang, hither-
10 attempted here. The scheme is no less
than an organized attempt to destroy the
Democratic electoral ticket. Circulars
have been sant out by the thousands to
Republican leaders in all paris of the State,
which have beea accompanied by psster
bearing the names of Read Benedict snd
three Others of the Republican electors,
with instructions to paste these names
over those of George Bechtel ami three
other Democratic electors. Instructions
bave also been sent to these leaders to
spare no money to carry out this scheme.
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A WARRANT FOR DUDLEY.

In Ia Democrats Ready to Arrest the
Boodler.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 5-Rumors
having been circulated here that Colonel
Dudley had let New York and was on his
way to this State, warrant was issued TO-
night by United States Commissioner Nor
ris for his arrest by Federal authorities the
moment he arrives in Indiana. An atids'
Wit, based on the rascalities outlined in the
alleged Dudlsy letter, was made by Capt.
John A. Lang, ex.sopsrinte tendedt OF the
Metropolitan police, OF this city, at pre- sent
Chief Of the Secret Ser rice of the Commit
tee Of Safety, and who has besn appointed
by Unit d States Marshal Hawkins SIS
Chief of D puties next Tuesday.
Several arrest were made TO- day by Fed
eral suthoritie, of Republicans who have
in var: ous way been detected, it is alleged.
in carrying out the instructions of Colon'l
Dadley. TIE clerks at the United States
Marsha's offics will work all night pre-
pairing papers for numerous arrests to'mor'
row.
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BENJAMIN Harrison voted -Four.
teen times against The Restriction
of Chinese immigration.
MIR. POLLACK's PASTBRS.

He has Sent them out Evsrywhsrs-A
Pretty HrisaA Of he costraet Pssiss7.
tisry IAboring Man He 70.
specsai TsAroM y ~ 1sels6.
Pr PLRAsAHT, W. Va, November s.
I sse In your paper Of to-day, . GARD from
Augastu, Pollsck. denying that hs has
sent out Letters 10 workipgmsa, viii
.astsss, his name printed In rsd ibk,
asking their vote. NJ. Pollack may b
considsred Q very truthful man at home,
bat in biz card b csrtsisly departs from
the truth. I have now In ny Possession,
one Of his circulars, eonta'nipg i've pastors
of his name. addrssssd b Mr.. J. O. Whitt,
Of West Colombia, spd bsariSe the post
mark al ths Whsslipg oflos, q Noyember
Ind, issA sahisg his support, snA edvt.'
Ing tbs use Of tks pastses. Mr. Whltk, y
. Democratic knight .of Labor. ssd ssvs
the thing away.
Augustus Pollsck is = nics ma to pose
q the lsborsr's friend, wbsa esly fsw
Years 40 he came nieh destroying oos Of
the Erestsst industsies In Wbesliag. that q
The nsuufacturs Of stogi0 With his ON.
tract labos d the PenitsatiAyy. He b not
the saint thst he trias 10 make oat 10 his
card, but On The Other hAnd Woeh secure
his elect on q Q Hasrisoo elsctos By . ffsud
in the uss Of pastsu. He has ssat nam.
Der Of thsse circulars and pastss - ths
miusrs and salt works q ths oounty.
@. W, T,
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New York IL Certain.

7. S. Riley, Chairman Democratic Committee,
Wheeiing. ". "a:
NEW YORK, November 5.-The Repub'
licsn managers here will eend out tele-
graphic reports to-day that they will carry
this State. Thew expect, by the publics,
ton of these reports in this afternoon and
tomorrow morning papers, to influence
doubtful voters. They will also send TO-
morrow, for publication in the afternoon
pas SCrs, that the progress of the voting in
dicatss large Republican gains. This is an
old trick. Warn our friends everywhere,
80 that they will not be in6ueaced or de-
TERED from making every effort during the
closing hours of election day.
CALVIN s. BRGCR.
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THE OLD ROMAN

Expects the Democracy to Sweep Ohio
Triumphantly.
COLUMBUS, NIvembsI 5.-Jadge Thur
man was called on this afternoon By the
Associated Press correspondent, snd re-
opened tie statement sent from him 10
these dispat ,hss several days ago. He says
ne is NO prophst, a1din election matters hs
believes no one can prophssy with GER
tiny, but he is hoping and fully expect
ing the Dsmocratic ticket to come out
ahead In Ohio. In many parts Of Ohio
this has been csmpaiga remarksble fol
its lack Of ofexsitsmsnt, but still full vote
li,lsokei for by the leaders Of both parties
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VICTORY.
1t is in the Air Every
where.
DEMOCRACY WILL TRIUMPH
And Grover Cleveland Have Four
Years More.
NEWS THAT WILL WARM THE HEART
OF Democratic Voters IN Every State IN Inc
Union.
BRICE SERENELY CONFIDENT
That Nothing Can Stop the March Of
Trirmnh--It il q Tidal
BRICE SRRENELY CONFIDENT
That Nothing Can Stop the March Of
Triumph---It is a Tidal
Wave.
QUAY Has BECOME DESPERATE
And the Basest Schemes Will be RsSortet
to to Defeat the Will Of the People.
Democrats be on Guard, Vic
tory is in Your
Hands.

New YORK, November s.
Hon, IT S. Riley, Chairman Democratic
Committee:
We are all right. Confident Cleveland
will carry New York by thirty-fye to forty
thousand; Connecticut forty-fivs to fifty
five hundred; New jersey eight to ten
thousand; Indiana twelve to fifteen thou.
sand. A formal agreement has been en-
tered into between this committee, the
New York State Committee and the Dem
ocratic cal organizations here, which alb
solutsly assures straight v,te on the Ma
tioaal ticket. You can rest ASSURED there
will be trading
CALVIN S. BRICE,
Chairman.
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Benjamin Harrison voted Four
teen times against the Restriction
of Chinese immigration.
Oollecting Indiana's Vote.

INDIANAPOLIS. Move nbet 5.-E<tensivs
preparations were complstsd this evening
for receiving and distributing the returns
from Indians. Tue returns will be col
lectsd By the Associated Press and the
Wsytern Union Telegraph Company. All
comp risons will be with the Presidential
yots Of 1884. The fist returns received
will show ,hs result By President. Thsre
are ]. .973 precincts in the State, an IN
crease OF five over the precincts of 1884.
AS s,ou as twsSty presiuets have reported
tbsy will bs sdde1 and ssnt as the hrs'
elscsioa bullstin, each bulletin will give
the exact vote Of 1884 for the same pre-
cincts.
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OldLewl. Promises 100 Increase.

WESTON, w. VA, October 30, 1883.
Nr. Jas B. fancy, Wheeling, ". Va.
DEAR SIR:-Iu reply to your circular
leltsr Of the 27th, will say that the ms-
jorisy of Wilson, for Governor in "a
was 80. Fleming's minority in SO, will
be from $50 t. IT'S, a gun Of 70 to 80
woes. PIe.ident Cl7ve'snd's m"jorlty
was even greater than Wilson's 169, and
will not be decreased this year, but wal
bs stoat the same as Flemiog's.
Truly yours,
J. B. FNSTER.
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Avarx Rosy Outlook in Hardy.

MooaEFIELD, W. VA, November 2.
Jas. B. TdHey, Esq:
MY DEAR SIR:--I have never seen hat
50 much activity among Republicans in
this county. It's pretty generally thought
thew have money 10 this county, and that
they will pl,ch's, vOts' against ". l.
Wilson and myself 1 have bsen sll over
the deleg,te district and do not believe
they can hurt Us very much, even with
money. 1 feel very confident of my own
election, and by lager msJori'y tnan
usual. am also pretty conf lent that our
State and National ticket will get $50 ma
ioiity 10 this county. Saw Capt. DAughsrty
to-day, aud he assuces me hat our maj ority
in PendletOn county will reach SOC, if not
more; Tbs Republicans cln't get over 6OC
in Grant Ualsss things chang, we Will
carry Mineral cou 1ty by 100.
I an, truly,
JOSEPH SPRIGG.
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BENJAMIN Harrison voted Four
teen times against the Restriction
of Chinese immigration.

Heavy Sentence for Illegal Registration
NEW YORK, November 5.-Samuel Ray
p,saied guilty to day t, illegal rsgst:st:or
and got two years md four months in the
State pyisnn.
VOTE for Lower Taxes.
VOTE for Cheaper Necessities
VOTE for Honest Goyepnmenfl
VOTE for an Economical Ad
minisfratfon!
VOTE the straight Denaoerad'
Ticket
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-06

The Republicans have already eolOnizsd
this city, with 800 illegal voters. Is i!
am wonder that they have filring hand
bills out today, protesting sgainst ihs
presence Of Un;tsd Ststes Marshalls, in
the city, even though several of those OH.
GERS AIe RspGblfA2s? Tnsss hand bills
are an additional taeiS confession, that
sheir Only reliance 70 in feauh,
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Golf wnl Run Behind.

UNION, w. VA, October 81, 1853.
james B. Tauey Esq, Editor Register'
DEAR SIR My estimate of Monroe
county's vote next Tuesday is this; l, 4OC
for Cleveland, a gain of 11S over 1884
1,125 for Harrison, gain OF 80 over 1854
About the same vote will be polled for the
two State tickets, except that Gof will
fall 25 or so votes bshind, because Of his
prescription record.
Yours truly,
A. 6. JOHNSTON.
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Gains In Marion.
FAIRMoNT, November 3,

FAIRMoNT, November 3.
Mr. James B. Tdneg:
DEAR sIR:- This county is about q
stand off politically. That is, neither party
has had any de 1ided advantage in the lss'
two elections. Thi, year the Democrats
confidently count on increasing their v5ts.
Judge Jennings great personal po oularit
will b, a factor in this. A careful p>l
discloses the fact that hs will clrry the
county by from 300 to 800 msjority, while
the rest Of the ticket will have small ma
i,rities. The Democrats will gain ons
memb II of the Lsgkl Iture.
T. L. MARTIN.
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Mineral l. Close.

KEYsER, W. VA, OctObar "a, 1888.
10 TIE Editor ct Ihs Register
Yours of th4 9th rsesivel. We have just
.comulsted our second canvass Of the coun-
ty, and from the very bsst Information we
can get We will carry the county for Cleve'
land and Fleming by fifty mJori'y. We
are we'll organic ID AMI tti"gs are IN good
trim. Will give you the vols OF the county
a. soon as can g,t it, which will be on the
light of the 9Th. Yours. 81,
/. 81. MAREwOD,
Chm Co. Ex Com.
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TARIFF PLANK, NATIONAL ph""'
cp,TIC PLATFORM, 1855

,,,,.-a,;c remedy H. to enforce
,-r.r;tv in public expenditures
80 .hoIish unnecessary tnA"i'O"'
o,r cstn bliShed domestic
81 entcrpriSes should not ana - ~
rot he endangered by reu"','on
II eorrrettOn Of the
,,y,,- on ;he contrary
r.TR AND Careful REhi>iON
HrnTRTSN LAWS, WIrH OIh Al Al
TawaNCE FOB THE DIFFERENT
vrTwEES FIiE WAGES OF Ahhi..' .. .'
80 AND FOREIGN LASOB, hoSl
,rnNIr SS8 E%VOyRAGE ENEB1
RRNvgHOFS STCH iNDSSth1 ~
CSTERPEsSE BY GIVING III Etl M Ms
STRASCE oE' An ENTENbEb nan
ECr AID STEADY AND COY
TINTOyS orr RATION IN
TuE INTEREST OF AnERlCANS'
ubteh should I'm $50 event be hegieO''
n Tho revision Of orr tax laws con-
.,,,,Io,e,I hy the Democratic party ~
10 promote thc advantage "i H'"
Labor, by chCsPCuiuS the cost "I INV
,scrss,,r!cS Of life IN the home Oh e'e
~ ywoFkinSmaa, and at VA" same ''i''e
sc.uriDs- 40 him steady and remaheE
at,ve employment. Upon this qnes-
,toD oCtartH reform. - ci"seiS con-
eeruinS every phase of our NaIiOhHi
life. aud upon every question I'D
yoIyediu the problem OfGood govern
ment, the Democratic party submttS
Its principles ard professions 10 'ne
Intelligent Suirnges ofthe American
people.
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. wan Rsdus. ths Republlcsu Msi ,rIty.

wm Rsduss the Republican Maj ,rity.
NEwBURG, W. Va, Novembsr3 3. 1888.
Jas. B. TsHey, Esq, Wheeliag'
DEAR SIR:-Yours of 9th inst. t, hand
and contents MOTEL lam Of tbs opinion
the change in Preston county win be favor
able to the Democracy. There Is di sat.
SIZED element parvsding the satirs rsnk
snd file OF the r pubEea, p,rty, ani 3
number Of changes: for instance, che Hon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-06

VIM. L. Wilson will get 10 votes in this
immediate neighborhood who have always
herei o'ors voted .he Republican ticket
and l am expecting q gain Of from 2oo 20
300 votes in this county on Presioenusi,
Gubernatorisl and Congressional ticket In
the county. VIM. NJ DENr'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-06
REPUBLICAN REPEATERS.

Preparing to ship Them From Pittsburg
by the Hundreds.
Special TtleorGm 10 The Register.
PrrrsBURG, PA, November 5.-The Re-
publicans are flooding the city tonight
with railroad tickets to Wheeling and
other points in West Virginia, with view
of colonizipg that State with bummsrS and
rspeaters. Look out for them.
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THE QUAY-DoRsKY oAM0.


Chairmaa Dichis, The Prshibitssist. A.
ssuits fASa % vlSisst Language.
NEW YoRK, Nsvsnbw 6.-Seousl
Diekis, chsirmsa u tbs National PseAibi.
ton Committee, makes ths le,jswtns stsas.
msnt over HE dgpstas: "Gsnssi PIX
sutborixss Ne 70 chAsa1 tssise % ~ -
vicious ssd malicious fslRheeds ths stste-
msnt % Wildly drcslstsd b. - Rspsbli.
csu pspHs thai - hA witAdnwa, ot viii
witbdnw from his pfssst eao1Sdsey.
Quay, Dsn.y, Iaeasssl 4 O.. mast y
mseiise viii p:os Susea0 10 patinG up
their i6ostsS d b,ocn q 6vs," q y
drives 10 this dsspiesbls esane. IL
party thst w. saes . gnas Dsstg - ~
demsastsstsd its sbflity - Saids Anasiss
IN his own speciality. 0sossnl 4isk vtil
rsmsin our esadAs's sstn ~ polb elss1
next Tusaday."
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ABOUT THE WEATHER.

Signal Omeers Say II VIII be Generally Fair
East of the Mississippi.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-The Signal
Office has issued the following bulletin;
THE storm conditions which now prevail
frnm Kansas northvard TO British America
will probably p p,ss eastward to t3s Atlantic
by Monday night. Ths Indications are that
generally fair ue,the, will p.ayail In the
States east of the Missi sippi valley dutinl
Tuesday"
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The OLD DOMINION
WIN Cous Up sniiiss VITA 10000 Dssss.
erstis Majority.

WIN Cons Up onil1ng Win io,ooo DsDss
crstis Majority.
WASHINGTON, Novsmbss6 Hon. Jshn
g. Bsrbour, Ohsirmsa Of ~ Dsusersae
State Committss Of vtsgisds, sOsst ~
day In town with fdso6s. Ills hsad.
quarters dur NJ ~ campeig. have bssa %
Al.xsaAriA Spsskisg q the sltas.ion IN
that State, b said thss asthias nssees
could BOW do would sssvs 70 turn the tds
which ios vssks psst hss besa sitting In
the dlrsctioa Of Democracy. kahenSs
own home ConHsaisnal district = b.
lIevsd 70 b lost - ~ RSDsbltsans
throssh ths Laagstss belt asd thh naaas
Q lo.s 70 ths RspuSlicna PneAMaal
ticket alsc. MS. Barbour tbisks virGtsis
entirely safs and pats the Dsnocsstte ~
i,rity q nearly 10000.
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Pocahontas Certain to Give an Increas'


Pocahontas Certain to Give an Increased
Majority.
HUSTEssyrLLE. PoCAHoNTAs Co., !
October 81, '8S. J
J. B TdRey, Esq,
DEAR SIR: In compliance with your re-
quest for the probable Democratic major
ity of this county, 1 will say that our
county gave Wilson 399 majority. We
cali il over 400, because Duff5y and Others
on the Democratic 'cket got that major,
ity. Oar county was never so well worked
nor were our people ever 50 eathusiastic
Oar majority will surely be not less than
450 and on this 1 would stake my exist
euce. There is nothing that has made any
Rsnnblicnns here, while the Democrats
nave besn adding to their number. Count
$50 sure. Yours truly,
X. S. TURK,
Chairman Dem. Com.
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No Change In Nicholas.

NICHOLAS @. H., October 81.
james B. Taney, Esq:
DEAR sIR--Ths vots, in my opinion,
will be about the same as it was four years
AGO. The Prohibition Amendment may
have 800 of a majority in this county.
Yours Truly,
JOHN D. ANDERSON.
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Rando,ph Promises $50 More.
Rvvxp,v W VA. October 25 1888.

BEVERLY, W. Va. October % 1888,
J. B. Tdaey, Esq, Wheeling, ". Ia;
DEAR SIR:-we are making TIE most
active and effective canvas ever made 10
in this section, and will increase our ma
jority at lesst $50.
Very truly,
q. II. SCOTT.
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.r,rs AGENTS.. NOTICEi

New. Agents desiring extra S,soi,"~ sop,TS
aT,n. REGISTER containing re-. h,eS.iV ~,
S Returns, @ viii please send I1un IA ,h',F mS"t Ds
s"rs without delay, stating S%". snr
,.or GER ag extra copies they wish '"r
aaeh day.
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pracIous Gifs nsstroyed.

The tseth are among the most precious
pifts of nature. But it Is easy mar
them, and that hey y,nd redemption, with
suy one of ths number'ess abrasivi ana
corrosive dentifrices s,ld. SOZODoNP Is
the only relitbls tooth prsssrvatva
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-06

Good News from the Banner County,
RoMNEY, W VA, November 3, 1888.
Mr. Jas. B. Tlney, Wheeling, WA;
DEAR SIR:-From information gathered
from the best and most reliable sources
in different parts of the county, our major
ity next Tuesday will reach l, ,450.
Oar total Democratic vote in 1884 wss
l743. think We may safely count on 1t
reaching l, $50 next Tuesday. Republican
voc in 1884 was 406. Next Tuesday 1t
will not exceed 45O, aud probably net ex-
ceed the vo'e of 1884. We are pushing
things here for full vote, and think we
shall pet it out unless the weather should
be very bad on the day of election ,
Yours truly, }. r. RUSSELL"
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PsudIstou Promises Democratic Gain.
FRANKLIN, W. VA, October 81.
Mr. j. B. fancy:
DEAR SIR:-Your favor Of the 9th
inst, is et h and and in answer TO same Is
sb ,ut as follows:
Thsre will be light gain in this county
for Cleveland over that Of 'Si. and the
subsrn ,rial ticket will rnu ab>ut vita
Cleveland. Clevelsnd's majority in 1881
was 245, ard from the best estimates can
get we will increase his msjoIi'y from 275
to 300 in the county.
We expsct TO elec. G. A. Blakeuore to
the House of Delegates. Yours, etc,
W. RISER.
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y ossdaotsd ~ hb nss1 pslsnt Nv u
influencing ths vstsn saaad rsvsalsi b tAs
sfidavits ahsva
We Do ~ believe ~ hssass vstss
win oeuntsaaRes kr. Atkinssa's ELECTS
10 win their fases. svsa thssgS hasAed By
the slequeatAvs asllar bill Ths hossr of
the dktrict b q stAka IL qasstisa -
he dseidsd = vhstbse bibsey asd csuup-
tioa viii pssvallts dslIat tair sxprasisa
Il ssstineak That lSsst;sa b In the
hands Of u pssplA viii ~ rsbaks
fraud, or win tAsV reward itt
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Benjamin Harrison voted Four
teen times against the Restriction
of Chinese immigration.
THE CLOSE STATES.

Estimates of the Vote by the Party
Managers.
PHILADELPHIA, November SIN reply
to kilograms, tie following hiss been re-
ceived from tie chairman of the State or
CARNATIONS named:
A CAREFUL canvass made by the members
of the committee gives US the Syate by
about $500.
GARRETT A. HOBART,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
Jersey City, y. j., November 3.
This State will give Cleveland over 600
plurality and return Democratic United
States Senator.
ALLEN L. MCDEBMOTT,
Chairman Democratic State Committee.
Trenton, NJ j., Norenber 3.
I estimate the Prohibition vote at 30,
600 on the Natio aal and about the same on
the State ticket.
CORTLAND L. PARKER,
Chairman Prohibition State Convention.
Perth Amboy, N. j., NorenJer 3.
We expect to carry Connecticut for toe
National ticket by from 1000 TO 3 900.
There will probably be 20 elect on of State
ticket by the people. S. DAY,
Chairman Republican State COMMITTEES.
Hartford, Conn, NOUember g.
Chaucss in Connecticut were never
brighter. This State will 60 for Cleveland
by 1000. We will elec. three Congress
men and have good show for four. Th'
chances for Governor are abont even
Morris has q good show Of election by Pop
ular vote. T. Is. DAVIS,
Chairman Democratic State Committee
Hartford, Conn, November g..
From careful raview Of our returns
feel safe in predicting plurality of 80, OOC
for the rational and $4,000 tor the Statt
Republican ticket. The discrepancy in th'
maj critics arises from the fact that por
tion of the Labor psrty, while supporting
Streeter for Pre- ,ident, will also support
the Democratic State ticket.
JAMES, s. MARTIN,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
CHICAGO, LII November 3.
The National ticket will be very close
think Palmer will be elected Governor
that we will gain two Copgrsssmen SURE
and probably tSo more.
JOHN C. CAMPBELL,
Chairman Democratic State Committee
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov ember 3.