New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
ESTTN4TING MKIyLET'S PLURALITY.
CHAIRMAN HAHN SAYS THE MAJORS PLURALITY

CHAIRMAN HAHN SAYS THE MAJORS PLURALITY
WILL BE ABOUT TWENTY THOUSAND.
Columbus Ohio. oct. % (Special.-Though four
more working days remain before the end OF the ONO
campaign the abOrs OF the state Committees mere a'e
practically over and the two chalrmen are now In
ros,tloD 10 give ont their estimates on the result
The pon Of the state made by the Republican Com
nittee this fall has been careful and exact as any
for years, and the figures on which the chairman 5
estimates are based the best Obtainable In tho
state. Chairman Hahn has not only taken the result
OF the local committees poll In each country as basis
of Judgment but also verified the figures as far
q, possible BY comparisons with estimates made by
other representatives Of the committee all over the
state The result Of this d0uble canvass has been
most favorable to the Republican State and legislative
tickets practically guaranteeing the election of Major
Mckinley and the control Of the next General Assembly
by the Republicans
There Is no doubt Of the election Of Mckinley
said Mr. Hahn this evening. by decided plurality.
Put the probable plurality for the State ticket between
10 600 and Of 900 and if Hamilton County gives what
the Republican managers there promise, the figures
will be largely increased. Besides will surely have
q good WORKING majority in both branches Of the CTen-
eral Assembly. The last week OF the campaign has
thoroughly aroused the Republicans of the state to the
importance cf the present election They are not
willing 10 allow the Democrats TO appotion the state
for Congressional purposes and steal majority Of the
Congpssmen for the next ten years. The Republicans
have become alarmed at the attitude Of many Demo
clsts and especially they wrought mp over the
coming into the state Of Mr. NILS and Mr. Crisp FOR
The purpose Of aiding the theft Of fifteen or sixteen 81
Oho'S electoral votes. We do not propose to have
any southern tactics implrte from Georgia to be
adopted in Ohio Through the Introduction Of revolu
nonarv methods in dealing with the States electoral
vote such as proposed by these gentlemen 1t would
not, be difficult for the Democrats TO figure out the
election OF their Presidential candidate in 1892. The
coming Of various southern Representatives, into
the STATE has had wholesome effect IN
arousing the Republicans. MessTs. Crisp ana
Mill, have been permitted speak in all parts Of Ohio
without interruption. but II any OF our Republican
.peasrs should 20 to Georgia to teach The Southern
neoule how 10 vote we would very different state
Of things The cy OF importing Northern Yankees
would be raised and il IS opinion that In certain
quarters Republican orators would meet with very
warm reception.
There never was more brilliant canvass made
in anv state for the Cubernatcrial Office than
tho ono about 10 close IN Ohio. Major
mckinley Iv the third Of November VIII
have made over 100 speeches, and he has succeeuc1
in arou.ing an unusual and most hopeful enthusiasm
among the masses Of Republican voters III every 81
ton Of the state. II j. this awakening OF all INC
marty strength throughout the state that count ce,
FOR a marked Republican victory. Ihere arc aoou.
100000 voters now in Ohio. look for total poh
Of from $4,000 to $4,000. The higher the totai
vote rises above 100000 the greater VIII be the
plurality for the Republican ticket
At I've Democratic Committees headquarters no
ec,fcs are given ont but Chairman Neal contents him
self with saving that Governor Campbell viii carry
the state outside Of Hamilton County by plurality
large enough to overcome the vote against MN III
and around Cincinnati. Two years ago he carried me
state outside Of Hamilton County By something Ike
$500 or 5000.
secretary Foster stopped over in this city for short
time today being on his way 20 Buchtel, 10 me
Hooking Valley REGION where he made speech 70 Ds
crowd Of miners tonight. The eXGOvernOr, VINO i
rTcogaiz d ~ Of the best authorities on ono
polItics IS .angune Of Republican success. and pre-
diets that Mckinley and Protection Will achieve a
signal victory next week. In conversation with mum
bsr Of callers Mr. Foster j. ported as estimating
Major McKlnley's plurality at 10000, and placing me
majority Joint bnot In The Legislature al foriy-
six This estimate is based on the election OF sey-nty-
one out OF tho fO7 members OF the House. and twenty
one ont OF the thirty senators.
Major Mckinley continued his speaking tour today
in the extreme northwestern corner OF The staVc'
lie spoke In ;he afternoon AT Wauseon In Fulton
county where there Is a good Republican majority
and In ih- evening 40 Bryan. IN Williams county {,
which is slightly Democratic T0moro" ne VIII DC
pnufdiuu and Celiua la the Western tier.