New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
THE OUTLOOK IN WISCONSIN.
AN AGGRESSIVE FIGHT By THE REPUB
LOANS
DEMOCRATS GIVING TIE PARTY OF THE SCHOOL
ROUSE HELPING HAND-eovERNoR
aoAnp's MAJORITY SURE 10 BE
IN THE THOUSANDS.
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q. PM Oct o7.-The whole Northwest country is
eating the outcome of the present political campaign
4, u,sconsn with breathless interest. The hvo "su'
~ IN. campaign is the educational question Inc ~.
,nhcan marty resolved TO stand for the iittie sO"
house. and in the magnificent fight the party ms 49,
a has been aided by many good Democrats
remocra,s rallied to the support OF the scno''
more than six weeks ago. since that nme - ar
contest has been waged In every school oisu"s ~ ~
STATE The real battle ground, however ms -"
milwaukee. II is there that the majority " ,ns4
Intherans and all Others supposed to be srase~ =,
the wisconsin school Law live. IL ~oui" " A.,
,.,r 10 SAY that as goes Milwaukee County 81 e w."
state but the result in this locality viii no. .n.n.
deal to do with the general outcome A ~. por,h.
,xers admit the fact. Chairman Pyne' Va WV a..
han State Committee Is OF the opinion now 80
80" S .o,a rr. the democratic ticket tile same
,,,r .,a+ +,e city gave G. W. Peck for MaSo. i"So
sr-,o and the Republican state tickee "o"'N -.
.i.cted ny n fair majority. He thhhs' "oue"' 80
the Republicans have the city IN isr 49,. ,nor
in the municipal contest. Inc Poppy -, -
sropsed over the danger that menaces the s'"o '''
tenn of the country. and Will raii!' 80
,.-+r 70 the support Of the Bennett Law Uooo
r. ~ sovs are working tor the Republican
.,o,a. o. wuv.ukee and their influence cannot heip
~, ;,, thousands of votes in the Repuohcsh coiuniu
a., electon dav Chairman Payne Claims '"e e'@'e Wy
t-o,n =, oOO 10 10000 for Governor hoa'u anu "'o
c.,,a tictet lie will also tell You that Ine LesiS
49,. will he strongly Republican and that oehaoW
spooper will continue to honor the banger oV'o III 'c
unner branch Of the National congress-
rns,rnan Wall of the Democratic State Central
committee i either great buffer or mau pos
sessed of poor political acumen. lie boniy asserts
,na tho pr,spects for eleclGG his state ticket are
brighter than they six weeks aco. lie presents
estimates By wards support of the statement that
tho c:v of Milwaukee will give majority OF from
5000 TO 1000 for the Democratic State ticket lie
dclaros that the county Will not fail in giving the
neroc-ats GooO majority. The Beer City's Teutonlc
noli,ical bcrs Koerner, claims the county for the
Der,ocrats by at least 5000. In falling 10 secure
s,,ch vote in Milwaukee County they are frank
enough to admit that they stand no possible SNOW OF
Success and now the Republican managers lay Calm
TO Milwaukee County. In round numbers the
state Central Committee places the Repubhcan
majority al from 1000 70 l.5W. IN case
the Republican estimate should prove to be
correct there is no possible reason why Governor
Hoard should not be re- elected by 1000 or $1,000
majority some politicians put his majority at $4,000
Tn, Republican canvass has been well directed one
Senator SpoOner has been wonderfully cfectvc on the
stump since his return from Washington. He is
greeted with great crowds al every speech ana lie Is
creating great enthusiasm Governor Hoard, too is
driving a nail into the Democratic coffin every time
lie makes a speech. This aggressive gentleman con-
fGes his argument TO the school question almost eX
clusivcly Last week ne made the Beer City his
principal stamping ground and TO say that he %ea4ea
Democratic ticket i putting II mildly. -
Ex SECRETARY Villas and General bragg are MAKING
great fight in the LEGISLATIVE campHs IN
the hope of succeeding Spooner General braee. ms
arch enemy Is also CHASING the same kind OF rain
bow. They have practically abandoned the o'ae
cEef