The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-03
NOW FOR VICTORY
DEMOCRATS HOPEFUL ALL
ALONG THE LINE.
NO DOUBT OF NEW YORK
Flower Apt to Go to Harlem $4,000
Ahead.
CLAIMS FOR CAMPBELL.
His State Committee Counts on
10000 Plurality.
RUSSELL APT TO WIN.
His Popularity Sure to Draw
Republican Votes.
His State Committee Counts on
10000 Plurality.
RUSSELL APT TO WIN.
His Popularity Sure to Draw
Republican Votes.

Cleveland's Esp5usel of Flowers
Cause Of Great Benefit 30 tho Demo-
Gratis Of New York-The Democratic
Claims Caught the Peopls-Iowa So
Full of G Conhicting Issues That the
Republicans Have Very Poor
Chsnce-Some Hope OF Rsdeemlng 2
Pennsylvania. -...
NEW YORK, Nov. q 2-Everybody is talk
ing politics now. The excitement is at fever
heat. At night the city presents the appear
ance Of q northern town on Fourth of July
or southern one during Christmas. Bombs
and skyrocaets fill the armament between
East river and the Hudson with evidences
Of the enthusiasm of the boys of large
growth for their respective parties. 1t all
comes out of the barrel" which for wears
has done such effective service In maintain
ing American political principles at the
ballot-box. The much-abused Tammany
not only has a thorough organization,
but it has access 70 barrel
OF no mean dimensions. The Repub-
lican party also has the same old bar
rels aud frying pans which have supplied it
with funds for developing practical politics
for the past thirty years. 1t is populsrly
supposed, even among democrats outsiua of
this city, that all the rough element here
belongs to Tammany, but the reverse is the
fact; the roughes5 are in the pay Of the re-
publoanS Big barrels are very necessary.
The republican machine of New York, rs
1t is elsewhere, is q mass of corruption, aud
hesltates at nothing. It is, however, des-
tined 10 an overwhelming defeat to-mor-
row. The democrats have had "the cell''
on their opponents on state questions, and
have mades the most of the ad>
vantage. The worlds fair, the re-
fusal to give New York city a
recount of the census. and the evident in
tentien Of the republicans to strike blow
Whenever occasion offers at the great
American metropolis, because Of its stead
iasIaess to democratic principles, have
oeen used with telling effectiveness by
democratic orators State, aS well as city
pride, has been aroused, wAch, though it
may make but a few additional votes for
kElOwec, Will certainly take away hundreds
1rom FasSett.
FLOWER CoXTDENT.
Mr. Flower is very confident of his cleo
uen by large vp1e. He figures that be
VIII, TO use the local expression, Ego to Har.
iem bridge" with $4,000 majority, and that
~ ms majority in the entire state will be
11o,oVo. His Supporters claim a much
iaEger majority. At any rate, whether OF
noS these hgures are correct, there is nc
GueSaon about tue Empire state maintain
Ahg It's place In the democratic column.
VIII not be betrayal of party secrets
or, II It Is 1t can do no harm at this late
nour, 10 say that the democrats have not. as
.nn@uy suppose by the little that has
oeeh SAID on the subject, lost sight
0l the Importance of controlling the
legislature, thereby securing another demo-
cratic senator. A quiet campaign has been
kColug on In that direction, and whereve,
ta'n'nsny can beat republican by help
.nS county democrat it will be done. Thai
~ iail'thsny candidates who show them
selves weak will be shelvsd and thei,
sfehgth given to candidates belonging &c
1e county Democracy. 1t is understood
tlaS all factions of democrats will act
Iseensr 10 the legislature 1t is stated on
~ oi4es' anu circumstances seem to demon
strAte 1t even to q "looker-on in Vienna.
.la0 enere is less division in tile party thar
ever before. F"' '1'-
TAMMANY ALL RIGHT.
"natever lammany may have been il
nne past, it is now clean Organization anC
1s 'eaoers are as patriotic and honorable al
o. S.e 70 oe found in this broad land. The
sSaI sVulles ABOUT It's membership and its man
SscneAt are, to put it lightly, fairy tales
n1sloie men no longer believe them.
One Oh tne mistakes made by Mr.. Clsve.
iald when President, and which doubtles,
Iiauseu MS defeat for reelection was be.
a,ns all the stuff told by republicans and
nroSl!N roO.seu oy squeamish democrats about
pOultnenE leaders in his party. The older
CDuswumps, led by Editor George w.
n tutSlS, u, OF Hdrper's Weekly, have gone bacR
hue .ue reDublicans, and it is sincerely to be
npsS p.u lnat they will stay there. The younger
daoSsmumps, however, have became good
Shea bOV1 Tt aus. They had no old prejudices tc
enS Aney are enthus iastic Cleveland men
Flovne e giving hearty support to MIR
'"er on that account
=. CLEvELAND's POPULARITY.
dsr WI; = Cleveland ia more Of democrat to-
cleo 'tan "a ne ever was, and is getting al
closo 70 y. sae leaders, or they are getting a:
years !" MI 5nitn, as the people have been foI
bis strod me Following incident illustrates
OFF, .sVrength. A democratic candidate foa
Clsus Ca.re VINO has been a bitter foe of Mr.,
meoe ,oiSnd .,l and who has said all manner OF
his i1. onlngs about him in private, surprised
A. Hienos IN this campaign by eulogizine
WI sA-Fresident in his public speeches
rcaN a,en asked II he had became a Cleveland
h. ',a ne replied that he had not. and that ht
disco,,nLltn nltn more than ever, but that he had
attentia'e.u tteu tha5 the only way 30 secure the
planso' 'on ~. OF his auditors aud get any ap-
loe TO- was TO talk about Cleveland.
r,oot,5 ne ex- x president ia not losing any OF his
popularity with the masses and the demo
SysS ~ or republican III this campaign who
H., l suoft on applause, only had to men,
r4 AA9 name 10 gos"lon1n ON il Hir on-