New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
BLACK FOR THE DEMOCRATS
THE REGISTRATION LEAVES THEM NO
- HOPE.
40 AMOUNT OF REPEATING CAS GIVE THEM
ENOUGH VOTES ~ THIS COUNTY
TO CARRY THE STATE.

ENOUGH VOTES ~ THIS COUNTY
TO CARRY THE STATE.
The registration 10 this city and throughout
tie State was completed on saturday. II Il re-
gardcd by the Republican leaders with compi"te
satisfaction A careful examination OF the re-
turns not only from Ncw-York. Kings County and
the nciyhbarhood Of the city. hut from the smaller
cities of the State and from the rural districts, 50
far us heard from, which was made yesterday at
Republican State headquarters, assured Chairman
iiackett anil his associates in campaign work that
the Rrpublicans arc certain Of carrying the St''s
for Harrison and Reid The State Of New-iorR
can bc lost to the Republicans cnly ny the occur
renee Of nm unforeseen contingency and this -
Nv no means likely in a canvass like this.
The registration in this city is looked upon az
significantly favorable 10 the Republicans. Inc
Democrats have all along predicted a hig re9str'-
tion of anywhere from $4,000 to 100000 tine
latter was Mr. Cr0kcr's figure, upon which they
could predicate plurality for Mr.. Cleveland CT
$4,000 10 $4,000. The normal increase would
have brought Il, 20 32O.OoO. hut the actual regis
tration is 3oOs33. heavy drop in IN" Demo-
cratic prophecies.
The fallof from tho registered vote on Election
DAY may he estimated at : per cent, when wo'''"
ho ., Gas and leave 2as,On0 In round numbers
for th. pollcd vote Of tho city. Estimating IN"
number Of ballots which will br cast by the fro-
hih,,iopists. Socialists and Peoples party ana
the defective bnllcts at 5000, thH Will IeaNe
oso 600 vote. 70 no divided between Harrison
and Clcv.!anI Fur years ago General iiarrINo"
rccci,cd I06,oo3 and Mr. Cleveland had lb2''"s.
This year nobody would put lIarrisons vo'e he'o"
the number received in 1888. Willie conscrNa'""
,oliticians Of both parties hav" figured IL az
100. 900 At the ratio OF increase in the Kepn"h'
c.n vote from Baine's vote in 1894 over Har"''"
IN 1850 which was about IL per cent rarii''"
lii have ncxt month 1000 votes. But liar
,;.on'. increasr in 1888 over Blaine in 1889 was
ovor ~ p~r cent II this ratio is maintains" d.
tho coming election President linrrisons Vo'e
would be $4,000. Even at Is per cent ln'rea~'
,,c, tour years ago tho vote for tn" Presidential
p.nuhl;cau candidate would reach ll0.'"".
nut IN. estimates at Republican headquarters
,,crc nIaced at tho lower figure OF lI6'oo" 'o''r
On, Harrison. and this would leave '"Nf'a"'
ou,r a. ooo mat2rity, OF 1000 lcss than ne re-
ccived four years ago That his majority VIII
not cxce4, $4,000 in New-lork City s'""'' /"
most reasonable conclusion
Adding 5000 for Kings AMI i.ooo i"r '.,r
,oun,ic, Of Richmond. Queens aid >ur"k' WIZ
roL. re Democratic ma ori'y he ow e." i'arIeh
n,J n 600 for the Republicans 81 the Interior
,n 'ov.rc,,nc That they will como np"t, :"
E;pg. With 90 Oon y, 9j.""" malori'H ior lar
rson l. far more likcl; than Il ~ The. VIII nr'nI
down less than 6o,"nO m"j.""!' h;,,l
,hc ,e,;strat,on from the State nj large i llSIN
,vorahIc y 10 a heavy Republican, m')or'tv, ~
will h. se-r II ON the dispatches r'cci''" HcS''
day from various points