The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05
THE OUTLOOK n OHIO
Election Of the Whole Republi-
can Ticket Probable.
FORAKER May FALL sEHinD,
The Saloons sagsa1y TIemas~r1sic-rr~s
Trader. Net csnaaeas. Though
They P=r.~na 60 BE.

eLsvx1AyD. O.. Nov. The cnunasrs
70 Ohio closed tcaegfat. and wh.le the ep-
thGstasra haz rut been very gre4t the nan~
ayers g both parties have been arEave. ff
= taesaeaf that tSoveFnar Foraker VII be
ssfAseSsei eT saFne Rspaslleans ah0 % not
beiefs - three terms. fla TIE ether hand
u : taoagnt C4mpbels vii not call oat sas
ioA vote q BIS party heeassse ae IS rot r.
EsFae4 a. being IN li1se nlth ex- President
taessAAEa policy ca faria reiorm.
II reviewing fse situation the fyessEsy
2.sEisaicza. will say that wahsn the past
Ses% tie situation has. suater1ally bright
eised Tor tha Republicans ali oTer the state.
ne action OF the National Lsquor Dealers
Association n taking steps "a eject Camp
ntu las aroused Republicans prospee1s
sFe 1oF heavy vote on the Western reserve
ard lf means a Republican vietory.
IAe lf9tHaaa{eI. Democratic. viii saw.
ne Democrats have made q yigorogs
hght agsinst great odds They have pat
t1s kepaosi 90 confusion. AMI II thew
but stand By the guns as raA1fntgv tomor-
roN as they have hsszlea thns far ihey VII
seeare the governor and the Legislature
This wltl secure = senator
IgEUmBEs. Nov The chairman al the
kepaeEiean and Demoerz;ic state eonven-
lions were interviewed 2osaav regarding To-
lnoFrows election. The estimates given bv
Colonel Conger indicate 8 Republican ulsl-
Fality oi between 5000 and seO00. He
Claims the poll made bv the Democrats
sho~s foraker's election, that BY the Be
paolies1s ar increased plurality on the
head q the ticket over the Democratic fig-
ures
The chairman OF the Democratic con-
uiItee gives oat no figures or estimates.
elas stated today; We are going 20 elect
Campbell sure. We hare figures for that,
and there viii be no mistake, but we viii
not make them public. Conger's inter
view, in which he is reported to give the
estimates OF our committee, was a manu-
fsctnred document
tISeISsATt. Nov. s-The campaign.
which closed tonight. has been an exciting
one While the platform of both parties
laid down principles reiAting 10 the tariff
and other matters, the canvass has been
Inrvked with much personal bitterness.
The contest Is recognized pretty generally
as confined 10 the TWO great parties. The
labor party has made scarcely an effort to
push It's ticket The prohibitionist party
has not given as much attention 10 the can
Eass as usual. Indications are that the
vote IN the state win fall below last years.
10th parties are claiming the state by
almost the same figures, 1900 TO 5000
plurality. There is some perseaal ohjec-
non 70 Foraker in Cincinnati. Cleveland
ana other points. growing on, OF his sp-
pointments and he is likely 10 run beiow
the rest OF the ticket
The Enqasrcr, Dem, expresses confidence
IN yletoFy for the whole ticket and Of Dem
cratic majorities in both branches OF the
general assembly.
The Coamercial Gasetf>. Rep, says the
Republicans are feeling happy over the
outlook at the close OF tie campaign. and
that they need just the victory that is COM
ing tomorrew To set than rfrht.