The sun., 1889-11-04
CIPHERING OUT THE VOTE.
If5,OO0 TO $4,000. BOTH CHIEFS SAK,
ABOUT 7HE CITH FIGHT.

| pubIicRna Have n Colonization Item for
| Observation-Disclosures ofthe Senate Fight.
The politicians and candidates all wished
It to be understood yesterday that they we're
resting. But their resting in many cases had
oil the appearance OF ante-election hustllnR Of
the liveliest kind. In other cases the resting
was marked by nervous restlessness indicn-
tive OF carking care and narrowing doubt. But
perhaps the most unsatisfactory resting was
that enjoyed by the cRlculators, who we're get
ting unnRures that, In their opinion, seemed to
mako the collection OF the returns q super
1uous tax upon the energies OF the election
officers and the police department. Their Os-
Inmates varied according to their standpoint as
partisans or fRctionists.
As On instance, Richard Crokers bird's-eyO
view oil the situation from his elevated post Of
leader Of Tammany. caused him to figure upon
a vote of 10000 to 115.000 for Tammany,
against about $4,000 Tor the fusion ticket.
Justice Maurice J. Power, whose place as
leader OF the Counties, in his opinion, gives him
Just as wide horizon, says that these figures
ought to be turned around. The boss f1gurer
Of the New Amsterdam Club. who won q
wine dinner and several hundred dollars
on his estimates In the Henry George
campaign says that the Citizens ticket will
poll 10000 votes. aud Tammany 100000 As he
is candidate this year he desires to have his
forecast reach the waiting public anonymously.
On the Republican side the figures are made
to show equally against Tammany Hall. Com
plex calculations as to how many Republicans
voted for Grant and for Hewittwith the rule OF
three applied backward. forward. and side
ways to Grants 114,000 votes. supported their
estimates
These figures may be Of use to the oalcula-
tors who have nothing better to do to-day than
to form their own gueSses. "
e.Ss d. loss S''S which is little less than "a PEE
T1ngany vote for Grant 1888 li4ll; 20 per cent
S Gns cSnn q . ssS o ~ & S1a s.Tps1 RSp1OSsa vote ~
J.. This would be very comfortable for the fusion
ticket Il the conditions were the same ss lRet
year. But there seems to be general impress.
voters voted for Erhardt or Hewitt last yer
and that Tammany has got her whole availS.
ened herself greatly since last year by her cons
troll Of the city government. ~,
REALLY Fes5n place ty9steFTdRRg T was the fo.
Snts nnhed E5ecqt{e Hs NJ buse d
light that filtered through it's closed stained-
can Headquarters in marked and shocking
contrast. from early church time until late beds
ike n' The 81 the bSsy hs
One OF the earliest visitors was Collector
E5hardt lS,I and many another Custom House man
desk, an an Tsth hetc match to his Tux uxSrient wills. W6is.s
chief himself, AS cheerfulIy as on any other
day In the week he regularly answered the ques-
90 the@ Ts hs E%g
carelessness @ he me neglected to state whether they
asSs hin bis %
about the wicked Democrats and the way they
are registering presumably illegal votes in, the
keep, their campaign headquarters open on
VS." said the General. we have got
cells In all the Gr T0mbs h in New York; How many
that are left on M my desk. The rest tina have Seen en-
sent along to those who will take care Of the
matter. 50 cannot tell what the total is e1.
% registered from ~ 15s East @ i TWentythird % strest.
ANOTHER Of thirty from 6os First sVenns
scented geraniums. aud Tammany has cor.
auaed o Votersp %e they may snSs Ssve besn
thirty days in tn these hotels but @ how long have
Sy II 5s cm TEL hS
the towns along the, Sound in Connecticut"
The New Amsterdam Club showed no, Sab
social @ quarters Of the % County o Demoorsoy @ @
It is favorite resort for its members on SUM-
and welcome and welcoming goodly attend
Rnce OF them yesterday as campaign heads
there wss so@o po6s the S RSp
qmo6d them was Col and ieE.Ad9rmsR
heard in denunciation of the .TammanY story
about Wholesale designations from the County
is his bailiwick as the OllRRawalla chleftain.
The Colonel said that the organization there
G hSn W hsSs and
said, AS there has been published list
/ ask, In fairness to have a statement
printed which 3t,tI, | have here. signed b our
resi- lGned iron. this com mittee on Oct 10. The
ceiyed. William Kelly. William Pheian. John
II. NJ. shells, Henry McGouRh., John l. Flor:
ence. and Peter Shadt. named in the published
partment OF Public, Works. which is. under
Tammany control. while John Young. Francis
Thomas J. Corbett. also named as having re-
signed. have not been members OF the Twenty
third I Sas Ward County Democracy Committee for
Taken altogether the County men were In
%e sG With sns
liam r. Mitchell. AS leader Of the Tenth dis
dsre oSS M ehe co1S iRse We bo
condoled on the .anxieties attendant upon
Three dozen men will be sent 10 the thirty:giT
election districts of the Ninth Assembly Dis;
LTlcl To- morrow TO So6 lnaL inc VOterS Ret al
the full Fusion tickets that they want.
Col, Michael G. Murphy was one of the most
cheerful Of oil tho cheerful visitors. He showed
no traces OF his heavy campaign work as the
district leaders told him how well he stood in
heir districts. In turn, he told them that the
staten Island end OF the Fifth Senate district
was not going to prove an element OF weakness
N his canvass as the Tammany people said.
The other ond OF the town or Senate matters
lid not receive so much attention in Twenty
'ourth street. The fight there is regarded as
over by those interested. and ever the Coun-
les are willing to admit that young Senator
Ives will 70 back The campaign OF Carlin has
dumped tremendously. 1t must be admitted
hat he gave his opponents good scare.
In the neighborinG Tenth district things are
rot lutte 80 smooth for Senator Cantor. but ho
= confident of Success and no one knows the
district better than he does.
Tho Grady Ahearn fight Ia one OF the things
hat the voters are really interested in. Grady
: on tor with the workers, voters. and machine
II Iammany on his side while Ahearns friends
Ire making the most noise.
Tammanys other net candidate. Iceman
Turner. tho last in the field. has rushed into
he affections OF the leaders as he has into
hose OF such OF the people rs he has been able
o reach. 1t seems az II he had really no show
ganst Candidate Stewards wealth and POSI-
ion, bu! so shrewd an observer as Chamberlain
,roker Is willing to go on record with the as
erLion that he will win. To have such an end