New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-01
RUsSELL,S DEFEAT SEEMS CERTAIN.
CONGRESSMAN LODGE EXPECTS OVER 10000
PLURALITY For Mr.. ALLEN.

CONGRESSMAN LODGE EXPECTS OVER 10000
PLURALITY FOR Mr.. ALLEN.
Boston, Oct 81 (SpecaD.-Every indication points
to a sweeping Republican victory next Tuesday. Inc
o,d Raw State will be redeemed from Democratic mis-
rule and she will resume her place In the RePubhcan
column. from which local issues displaced her tenn
porarily. The enthusiasm and earnestness in this
campaign has been greater than in any for several
years Congre ssman Lodge predicts that Mr. Aliens
p,urllty will be from 10000 to $4,000. The interest
shown In the campaign is illustrated by the statement
OF w. D. Sohisr, chairman OF the Executive Commitee
of the Republican Club. He says;
"From all the accounts from members of our club
In all parts of the state, especially in the west and
sonth the organization Is perfect the interest Is
very great and it is no unusual thing to ind that
prominent Republicans are driving fifty miles or more
a day in buCgles and interviewing every Republican on
the Berkshire Hills and on the shores OF cape COD
IN many towns IL has been arranged that every man
who has horse shall drive three other
voters TO the polls on election day. ana
avery Repubican voter In the town Is
detailed to some person owning Carriage, thus assur-
ing the attendance Of practically every Republican,
In the city Of Boston hear Of great deal OF as
satisfaction with the present management OF the Guy
government and good deal OF dissatisfaction anohe
leading Democrats in the different wards, Which
should expect TO produce good deal OF ehecl On
election day in reducing Governor RusseIs vote Last
oor tho CITY Of Boston gave Governor Russell over
"a 600 plurality and the rest OF the state gave Mr.
Braclett over 1000 This year / should expect 10
see a much larger plurality for Mr. Alien ontsue Vi
BOSTON, and in the city Of Boston 1t would not sur
prise me al all 10 find that, while both the Alien 'o"'
and Mr.. Russel's vote might be increased over the
vote OF last year, the Allen vote "ou" hnoiS"o WY
much more in proportion"
.One of the most absurd things in this caihpalsh
. SAWS 1.-The Journal" ais the attack winch Inc Don
ton Herald Is making on one L. T.. Ounce "H0n ~
charges with violating The liquor and eamphns laws
AZ the quarters Of The Boston Club on Iairson'a'e'
II is represented that Mr.. Duee is enabled 10 violate
tho law with IMMUNITY. by reason OF "a pull wbieh nc
100. q, the BOARD of Police Now, be IL known that
Dpfce has hardly q speaking acquaintance with tho
members of the Board OF Police While he Is on tfHs Vi
nersoual friendship-and here the absurdlty vi Inv
uerald,s, attack comes in-with HIS Excenehcy Wv
ernor Russell and His Honor Mayor Matthews 'us'
IN give The Herald idea of the mnss in wieh IL is
,ro,,no it's friend the Governor, THE Journal VIII
u NJ entioo TO single convival occasion, earlier III
.ho vear when Governor Russell and Mayor Matthews
we're banUueted and wined as the guests OF ts same
p f. YyS,. They drank his health, as dlo ouicr us
,Inrusbed Democratic guess of Mr. DnSeo including
nn mon as x-Mayor O'Bren, Mayor Matthewss
fatber and General Taylor But Mayor Matthews ana
Mr. Dufiee do not agree politically now
rho author of the movement against hin, Mr. Ounce
,,ev.s IN be resident OF his own ward VINO, several
weeks ago. was shouting, "The way 10 oeiea'
Matthews is 10 kill RUSSELL but whose voice mas
since been hushed in consideration OF a lucrative
plaee given to him by Mayor Matthews at 'he Ci'y
Han II was not untn recently that the Democracy
Of, Mr.. Duaee has been questioned He has always
been considered a stanch Democrat and his realty 70
the party was beyond suspicion. suc.' was the cohoi
ton Of things when in February last Mr.. Duhee gave
the dinner referred TO at the Quincy House 10 screw
Marty composcd almost entirely OF Democrats Gov
error Russell presided There was no political sig
nicence TO the occasion, and Mrs uee is puzzled al
the sudden antagonism toward him the part OF the
managers Of Governor Russeli's campaign. Mr. Ounce
SAYS that lac member OF almost every Irish Catholic
Society In Boston, and As far as lie Is aware has not
an enemy IN the world lie says that two reporters
of The Herald who sent to the club, informed
him that the description Of IL must be written 10 the
sat sfacon OF Messrs. Matthews and Quincy and that
Ihcy had no discretion in the matter.
The following general order giving instruction TO
the police how guard against Illegal voting cleo
ton day was issued today by the Board Of Police.
Information has received that there will
tempt at fraudulent voting Tuesday, the I'D pox.
The Department hereby instructed 70 be especially vigil
nt preSnt Illegal voting and TO arrest any DcTson