Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
NEW YORK STATE.
THE DEMOCRATS MAY REVERSE the
DELEGATION IN CONGRESS.
Twenty Democrats TO Fourteen Repabl-
oans-rhs Chances for tho Assembly
and the Successor az Evarts.
Special telegram % TIE pi.n,,ch.


New YORK, November The can.
paign In New York has been a singular,
quiet one. With the exception Of Spsake,
Reed No statesman has appeared on ,hs
stump, although in September and ,he
early part OF October there was a sere,
OF debates on the tariff question a; ne
agricultural fairs in nearly every county
Of the State. Since then both par,is,
have been conducting q stlll hunt tx
undoniable that the Republicans secret,
believe that they Will lose some congress.
men and perhaps some assemb.ymen,
The Democratic hopes are very t,gt.
At the least they predict that they sla
entirely reverse the present numerical
strength of the parties in the cougre,.
sional dslegation--that il nov nlnete
Republicans and fifteen Democrats. Tie
latter expect 10 carry the Fifteenth. lie
Twenty first, the lhir,ie.h, AMI lie
Thirty-second districts while the moro
ardent say that they will also sid % ,hs
Democratic list the Third IN Brooklyn.
the Twenty-secoRd and the Ivca.y.
eighth. with chance Of getting even
the Twenty OF course these ,rs
the dreams Of wishes and hopes. Tie
fact is, however, tina, the neat de.ega.
ton will, unless all signs fail, stand
nineteen or twenty Democrats ari ID.
teen or fourteen Republicans.
THE LEGISLATIVE OUTLOOK.
The present State Senate holds Over
and with the Assembly % beclcct,dlart
Tuesday, will elect United States ,er.
ator 10 take the place Ct William ".
Eysrts. The senate now ,taud5 70 H.
pubIicans and 10 Democrats There aye
12S members of tho Assembly, s0 o
elect senator 1t takes 81 votes on JONI.
ballot. Thus the Democrats 10 s.t
control must carry IS seats next Tues.
day. Their normal strength is about H
or 81. They had the latter number 20
the last legislature. That they VII
make gains no one doubts, aud some ~
they will get the requisite number. ie.
this ia 20 be doubted The state is Dos.
tricted against them and II Is terrb.yul.
hill work. They have not even hi
majority since Cleyeands election a
Governor. m lSS2, m what was s.osg
as the Folgcr year. when tho friends n
MIR. Blaine slaughtered the ndhcrrsi
Mr.. Conkling. Hard rs this work s
however, the Democrats, under the al.
vice and with the able assistance u uor
ernor Hill, have gone IN town.
CHASCEs.
II man happen that the struggle go.a'
on between the friends AMI eremic' .
Thomas O.. Plat may have an effect up.-
the legislative ticket. This is very dOl't
ful, however. for Congressman Bc.ier,
who is leading the revolt against 60
recognized boss, has cuun.e.ied oil .s
followers 10 keep that fight for the Legs
lature when the struggle fJr the Jr.lll
States senatorshlp begins
OTHER INFLUENCE.
within the last few days now .n1g.
ence is az work that Is. the refusal ~
the Federal authorities 90 give New iorl
city O recount Of is population even
alter 1t had been admitted that there
were inaccuracies On Che June count
The country people -.u.m.ly blame Pie
Republicans for jepnsuE Sew York
CITY Of the Worlds AR which they e.
pectsd would greatly benefit t4o WHO'D
/ state. NOW that the mmo people ao
/ hitting New YORK aea.n the D"u"r.t
committee are not slow ~ r01se ." '1
people 20 believe that q dehh n.r Do
tempt is On foot 30 belii,o aud def.t.a
the influence OF tle EDpTo City a uo
benefit Of the West.
The vote OF the Iroh.b.iiouisis ~
count ior nothing This year, as both Z
public.ns .ul Democrats have united A
renommaunt ia Ige Earl Zoe The Colt
Of Appeals bench, ald tIHt .s tic MY
STATE Office a. be i'..i. mo isat Is Tor
congressman anil a'ubJmeu and the
outlook j. os told above