The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-07
NEARING THE END.

Democrats Here Hoping for CIeve-
lands success and Betting Accord
iuEly.
Tomorrow will settle the question of
who will boss the country for the next four
years. Mr.. Cleveland or Mr.. Harrison,
the democrats or the republicans.
Au good democrats down this way are
hoping and praying, as is the custom with
good democrats, for the success Of Mr..
Cleveland and democracy, and they feel
that thew have good grounds for confidence
as to the final result. From all over the
( country comes cheering news OF the outlook
for democratic success. New ork Is certain.
Very few are now found to dispute that.
lndisna,it is claimed, is even more certainly
democratic than New York. New Jersey
Is solid for democracy aud Connecticut Is
claimed by a small joritY. In addition 70
these there are Illinois and Iowa and lot
OF other western states that are very uncer-
tain and from which the democrats are GER
tain to make some gains, enough to offset
any detection from the certain demo-
cratic states at least.
Such reliable independent newspapers as
the New York herGld' the
New York Times, the Philadelphia
! Record and the Philadelphia Times are
prophesying the success OF the dem2crauc
| ticket. These papers are not given 10 max
ing wild assertions, AID any staten ent they
| NAV make is always worthy Of serious con-
sideration.
The betting is now all in Cleveand's IA
vor. II will be remembered that few
weeks ago the odds we're all in favor OF
! Harrison The republicans will not do any
betting now unless they can get odds, and it
is safe 10 say that they will demand longer
| odds to-day than at any time heretofore.
| Weaver, it is claimed, is bound TO carry
several states which have always been con-
sidered republican heretofore, and politi-
clans say it IS a safe bet to make that Cleve-
! land will get more electoral votes than
| Harrison
Savannah will be kept we'll posted upon
the progress and results of the election.
The MORNING NEWS will receive full re-
ports during the day. which will be posted
upon the bulletin boards in front of the
Office on Whitaker street. AT night the
MORNING News will display its returns from
Associated Press special correspondents and
newspaper bulletins received from all over
the country by stereopticon views, thrown
in large letters upon white surface, so as
TO be visible quite distance Returns will
continue to be exhibited in this way until
the contest is decided one way or the other
The Savannah Volunteer Guards have
had special wire run into the hall of the
armOry and will receive the returns there,
and the Oglethorpe Club has the same arr
rangements. Bulletins will be received at
different places around the city, aud alto
gether, Savennahians will be kept as well
posted upon the situation as the people of
any city in the country.
Every democrat should make 1t his duty
to go TO the polls early tomorrow morning
aud vote for Lester and the national ticket.
Compare the list OF electors upon the ticket
with that published daily upon the editorial
page of the MORNING News and see that
there has been no scheme to attempt to slip
in few third party electors on the demo-
cratic ticket