The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-01
Next Tuesday.

Tho canvass lie now practically closed 80
far as concerns the presentation OF the is-
sues TO DO voted upon by the citizens. II
tho present indications as to the weather
continue. Tuesday will be clear and cool and
therefore favorable to the polling Of IN I'M
usually large vote, nggregating In the state
something like q million and quarter, and
In this city toward one-quarter OF million.
All Of this great vote will be received and
counted fairly. the Republican talk about
danger from Tammany corruption being,
Of course, utter nonsense Nowhere In the
Union are elections purer than In this city.
and nowhere Is bribery at elections 30 rare.
It may be said not to exist at all. The re-
suit which THE Sun will declare on Wednes-
day with unequalled fulncss and eccu-
racy will accordingly be tho exact expression
OF popular sentiment as shown In the votes
cast. and no one will question that 1t Is 80. to
whichever party he may belong.
The arrangements which THE Sun makes
for obtaining election returns are always
careful and elaborate. but they were never
before so complete as they are this year.
They extend throughout tho Union and
reach every election district In the Union.
When it comes to tho declaration OF the
counting OF tho votes, partisanship ceases
Cold arithmetic replaces the heat OF senti-
meut: and therefore THE sun Of Wednes-
day will be for everybody. Democrat or
Republican. who wants the completest.
most accurate. and most comprehensive
election returns published on that day.
As TIE Sun records the result so it will
be. Tho figures will he close to the abso-
Lutte accuracy OF tho official count. which
will come long after. We expect to an
nouncc on Wednesday morning the actual
results of the election in every State with q
fulness and u particularly approximnting
the detail of political almanac Of unques-
tionable authority. Every resource pro-
vidcd by modern invention for tho trans
mission Of news will be utilized to obtain
these facts. and hundreds OF experienced
and trustworthy men will be employed in
securing and tabulatlng them.
Hence THE SUN Of Wednesday will be an
extraordinary paper. Every partisan and
every politician will look to it with absolute
confidence to find the results OF the election
exactly as they are and as they all are. and
every other newspaper will turn to it for
the same purpose. for none Of them will be
so fully equipped as THE SUN for obtaining
the information with completeness and ac-
curacy. 1t is a speciality in which The Sun
confessedly has no rivals and in which we
take reasonable pride. No election returns
have an authority with the people and
with the politicians Of each party equal to
those published in these columns. They ex-
press not the hopes Of THE Sun and it's par
tisanship. but the will Of the people as de-
clared at the polls. whatever 1t may be and
wherever 1t may be displayed in the votes.
The greatest paper which THE SUN has
issued In all the year will be printed on
Wednesday. and it will be produced by q
prodigious aggregation Of individual labor.
intelligence. expert experience. vigilance.
and peculiar and trained ability. It will also
DO paper whose circulation will far ex-
coed the circulation Of any other newspaper
published on that day. People may want
taffy before election. but after election they
want the solid food of the facts. which The
6UN will give them.