The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-05
CLAIMED BY BOTH SIDES
Tho Two Great Parties Lock Horns For
To-Day'S Struggle In Ohio.
~ .. Adnsitts.si That fir~ Alarm Foraker
VIII Hmm Behind the Rest .,T
the ricket-T1se lunts.t
in other states.

winch ei'>tu "-niSht mas h"H eNcit.ng.
While the platforms of both parties
laid down principles relating tn
the tariff and other matters. the
canvass has been marked with
much personal bitterness. The contest
is rccognizei pretty generally as confined
to the two great parties. The labor party
has made scarcely an effort tn push it's
ticket. The prohibition party has not
given as much attention to the canvass as
usual. The indications are that the vote
i'm the state will fall below
that 81 last year. Both par
tier arc claiming the state.
There il some personal objcc tion to For
aker in Cincinnati, Clcvelsind and other
points. growing ont of his appointments L.
and hc is likely tn run below the rest Of
the ticket. The Enquirer uicruosoat, cx-
presses CONFIDENCE in ~ brilliant victory
for the whole slcnocratic ticket. The
CO7Oerr,df-t'u@efr republican, says the
republicans are feeling hearty the.
ticket and that they need the victory that
CLvELkNp, d.. Now 4.-Thc campaign
in Ohio closed to-uight and while the EN-
th'isias'n has not been very great. the
managers of both parties have been active.
IL IL Thought that Governor Foraker will
he scratched by some republicans who tl,,
hand. !. is Thought Cambpcll viii mo-, .,,lI
mil vote of his party because. he il not
regarded as bcinH in line with ex-I'rcsi-
In reviewing the situation the Lss,sisr,r ,rcp.I
will say that within the past wee X the sit
nation has materially briehtened for re-
, publicans. News pf the active part the.
National Liquor Dealers ssssus.iation is TAX
ing To elect Campbell has aroused the re-
publicans. The prospects ar, favorable
for n heavy vote and il means republican
victory.
democrats have made ~ vigorous light
against great odds. They have put the
republicans tn confusion, and IL they b,lt
% r"w as ~ sl,eS % hav. % %bassi..i ri .h,,. far' tS"y
will secure a governor and the. legislature.
This will secure senator.
= COLI MBUS. d., Nov. 4.-Thc chairuleu
of the republican and of the Democratic
state committees were interviewed TODAY
regarding to-morrow's election. The es-
Inmates given by Col. Couger indicate a
republican plurality of between 15,OD and
D,OU. The chairman of the democratic
mates, but stated to-slay: s'IVc are going
to elect Campbell sure. We hav. figured
for that, aud there will Ia no mistake"
OMAHA, Nov. !.-1h' campaign in this
state has been remarkably sliIict even for
| an or year. Th. only state offices to h.
| filled ar. those of iudg" of the suprcm"
b.Ich and two regents of the State uni-
| vcrsity. Owing To the dissatisfaction of
| the canti-monop"lists over the defeat of
| able that the Republican majority ON the.
! head of the ticket will bs, reduced some
what. Chairman Richards. of th" r,'p'ii'-
| licau state committee. expects AN oll-tiuIc
majority. while Chairman McShlnt. OF
| the democratic committees. IL confident
that the republican majority will b.. rs.-
,I,,cesi. especially in the larger cities. In
| the Second congressional district. Haws,
| republican,, will In. elected by "A coiisisi-
sDUsuouE. la. Nov. IN. NJ. Horn, for
| merly "a member of the democratic cen
tr..l co,nmlt''.c, 81 Iowa. in an interview
| election was more doubtful of any held in
| Iowa for :Sb years. Most of the sieniocr;,ts
| expect Ia elect Boics and. the republicans
| az "a rule ars. more frightened than they
| have ever been before. The reaction
from prohbition is great; the stand of the
4 ali rtSfs La
| workinginen are all encouraging to TIN.
democrats. Hopeful reports hav. beer,
| received from all parts Of the state and
great siisafrection has been shown among
| republicans while tn. democrats are solid.
| DAvENPoHr. Ia. Nov. Al. j. Rc hard
| sou, "a member of the national demo
! cratic committee, was asked this evening
| 10y "a press reporter his views on the out
| come of to-IIiorrow's election iu this state.
| he had aslvices from all parts of Iowa of
| the most assuring kind, enough changes
| misin formed, to overcome the majority
| given Governor Larahee two years assso.
In this part of the state, Mr.. Richardson,
| said. many republicans claim they will
! vote for the democratic candidate on a..
comnt of his pledged opposition to pro
confident of the defeat of the republican
state ticket, and particularly it- head, Sen
DEs MoINEs, Iowa. Now 4.-Thc Stat.
Lieyisfer Rep, says: iowa voters tomorrow
for governor and other state ocfiiers and
tnenttefS Oh the leGtsLltlft VINO are u
elect United States senator tO succeed
Mr.. Allison. This last fact has given ths
campaign some national features. boti
parties having discussed the tariff issue q
n greater less extent. The main fiRh
has turned upon prohibition, the demo
Gratis claiming IL WAS failure and ths
republicans that il is to- be regarded the
settled policy Of the state until a majorit,
af the people demand change
The campaign. however. has been %
much less interest both sides than us
ual and n rather light vote is exl,ectes
Tomorrow. Besides the republican ans
democratic tickets. n union labor party ha,
IA ticket out which may receive five si,
thousand votes. A few struggling votci
will probably he cast for the prohbitier
ticket but the third party IA it IN called i
not popular i'm Iowa. The chairman a
thu. republican state central committee i
confident OF the election of Hutchinson
with "a plurality of 13,OO. The chairman
OF the Democratic committee left for hon'
to-day and could not bs.
NEw YORK, Nov. 3.-Interest i'm the elec
tion tomorrow centsrs i'm the ballotnH TO
the Legislature. The republicans had
majority in the last Legislature of aboti
80 on joint ballotr IL il their ambition Z.
increase il to "a two-thirsls. majority
will be possible tn pass measures over tia
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