St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-05
CLEVELAND is SURE.
Chairman Harrity Gives a
Concise Review Of the
Campaign.
All Adviees Indicate a Tri-
umph for Democracy's
Chieftain.
Republican Campaign Manag-
ers Have Practically Con-
ceded That Much.
An Anti Cleveland Irish
American League Drops
the "Anti."

New YORK, Nov. 4.-The work of the
presidential campaign being Writ ually
ended Chairman Harrity. of the Demo
cratic committee, dictated tonight this
statement:
The work of the national committee
is about completed, and we have reason
to believe that the result will be
entirely satisfactory. 1t has been our
ann to keep ourselves accurately
informed as to the political
situations existing in all of the states,
especially in those that are close and
doubtful. All of our advices up to the
present hour Justify us in claiming that
MI Cleveland will be elected, indeed
the belief is growing that the Repub
lican managers have conceded this
much, for the reason that the wagers
made upon the campaign contain the
admission that New York will surely
give
Her Electoral Vote
to Mr.. Cleveland by decisive ma
jority.
1.-The causes that exist inNewY ork to
produce this condition of affairs must
be found elsewhere, notably in New
Jersey and in Connecticut. If New
York shall vote for Mr.. Cleveland
by large majority. as it now seems
probable. then New Jersey and Con-
necticut are almost certain to do
likewise. This is also true to very
great extent in Indiana. Furthermore,
if we shall carry New York by large
majority. it will not be surprising if
Wisconsin, Illinois ana Iowa shall give
their electoral votes TO Mr.. Cleveland.
l regard Wisconsin as reasonably GER
tain to give Democratic majority i'll
any event. Our friends are quite hope
full of good results in Illinois and Mich
igan, and think they have reason for
their hope.
"As to the campaign of the Southern
StaCrs." continued Mr.. Harrity. 'our
committee has reason to feel gratified
with the work.
Desperate Efforts
have been made by the Republican
managers to secure the electoral vote Of
Alabama, but from the best informa-
ton we can obtain from conservative
judges we have reason TO believe tnat
our Republican friends will be doomed
to great disappointment The Demo
cratic electoral ticket in Alabama will
win by good majority.
"In West Virginia the fight has been
close and hard, but our friends IN that
state no longer regard the issue in
doubt. 1t is understood that the Re-
publican managers have expended a
good deal OF money in West Virginia,
but am assured that they will awaken
to the fact Oh Tuesday night that their
money has been spent in vain. We have
a splendid organization in that state
with men of intelligence, tirmneSS,
sagacity and courage in command. They
assure us that West Virginia is still
Democratic, and we have entire conf
dence in their judgment"
s'The Campaign in Delaware
involves the election OF United States
senator, as we'll as the electoral vote and
a congressman. A good deal of money
has been poured into that state, much
of which has been raised in Philadel-
phla. Our Democratic friends have been
fully advised of the movement Of the
Republican managers, and are on the
alert. Our leaders are active and en-
ergetc, and feel assured that Delaware
can still be counted as among the Demo
cratic states.
"On the WHOLE" concluded Chairman
Harrity, 1.-The Democratic managers have
reason to feel satisfied with the outlook.
We are vain enough to think that no
blunders have been committed and
nothing has been done to bring reproach
upon the party, the candidates or the
managers. We await the election with
equanimity, feeling morally certain that
the vote Tuesday will result in Mr..
Cleyeland's triumphant election"