Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-06
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AN ANOMALY IN ALABAMA.
, In Alabama the Alliance embarked nm
an independent course, under the Jeffer-
sohiah democratic party, and allied
ltsel1 with the Republicans, with mn
avowed OBJECT except to defeat Cleve-
lano. Inc combination ticket ia know
as the Populist ticket. Tuesdays cleo
tion Will be strictly confined to tho
choice of presidential electors and con.
gressmen.
NO FLIES ON THE BoURBoNs.
Kentucky reports no less than tho
usual 10000 majority for the Demcc ratio
national ticket.
TENNESSEE is WAY UP.
Inc tennessee state Democratic COM
mittee had poll made of the state
winch indicates plurality OF from 40
ooO to 50, 900 for the Democratic electors.
plurality OF 40, 600 for the Democratic
ton. 'pposi-
SOUTH CAROLINA rs SOLID. 3.
ltls certain as anything can he in
politics that the electoral vote of South
Carolina will be cast for Cleveland and
stevenson. There is little d 3ubt that a
solid Democratic, or rather a partly
luslonlst, delegation will be sent to con-
gress and full Democratic state ticket
elected. The seventh and only doubtful
o1strict IN the state is where George
Murray Murray (colored(, Republican, opposes
"Hiiam Elllot, the Democratic nominee,
GEORGIA WILL KEEP IN LINE.
| The heavy majority received by the
Democratic state ticket last month. in
the Georgia election, insures the elec-
ton OF the Democratic electoral ticket.
though it is probable the majority will
be somewhat smaller than that received
by the Democratic state ticket in Octo.
ber.
+ LOUISIANA DECIDEDLY DEMOCRATIC.
The political outlook in Louisiana
may be said to be decidedly Democratic
so far as the national ticket is concerned.
and the Democrats expect to elect a
SOLID delegation to congress, although
claims to the contrary are made, in ad-
dition to the full state ticket and presi-
Dental electors.
AN EXCITING CAMPAIGN IN TEXAS.
From Galveston comes word that to.
night virtually closes the most exciting
campaign ever known in Texas.
George Clark. who leads one wing
OF the Democratic party, endorsed
by the Republican party, will probably
be elected governor. The presidential
election is all one way. Weaver and
Harrison will get some votes, but Cleve-
land will roll up the usual majority, az
there is no division of the Hogg and
CLARK Democrats on president.
SAFE BETS IN MISSOURI.
Four parties in Missouri vote for rail-
road commissioner, three judges of the
supreme court and two judges of the
| court of appeals. The sporting element
are placing even money on IL 900 Demo-
cratic plurality.
WEST VIRGINIA IS SAFE.
The Democratic state committe of
West Virginia claim the state is safe for
Cleveland, while some conservative Re-
publlcans say they consider it unlikely
that Harrison will carry the state.
WYOMING is VERY CLOSE.
In Wyoming the Democrats have con-
Quoted an aggressive campaign, assisted
by the Peoples party. with whom a
coalition has been effected by the Demo-
Gratis supporting the Weaver electors
and the Populists throwing their
strength to the Democratic state ticket.
Non-partisans are of the opinion that
the contest will be very close.
CONNECTICUT ALL CUT UP.
In Connecticut there are five state
tickets in the field and one must have a
majority over all the others to win.
Both the Republicans and Democrats
claim the state with equal assurance.
THE REPUBLICANS HAVE IOWA.
In Iowa the fact that state issues are
subordinate to the great national ques-
tions tends to give the Repu ublicans a
significant advantage, and the Demo-
Gratis are usually frank enough to admit
that the chances favor the Republican
party, although some Democrats still
maintain confidence.
There is apparently no significant
growth in either the Peoples party or
the Prohibition party in the state.
While on the national ticket the
chances favor the Republicans, indica-
tions are that the contest will be quite
close on the state ticker. The Republi-
cans are claiming eight out of eleven
congressional districts, but the Demo-
Gratis concede only six.
THE OUTLOOK IN INDIANA.
It is impossible to forecast the result
of the presidential election in Indiana.
1t is certain, however. that it will not
go as an avalanche for either party. The
Democrats are claiming it by 12,-
600 to $4,000. The Republicans ex.
pect to carry it by 5000 to 10000, and
gain 5 to 7 congressman. The result
will largely depend on the Populiat vote,
which is an unknown quantity. The
Populists claim 40 1000 Conservative
estimates put it at 25, 900 Furthermore,
the Prohibitionists claim large accsssions
since they cast 12 900 votes two years
ago.
1t seems almost inevitable that the
Democrats will lose some districts
gained in the political avalanche two
years ago, though they will probably
retain majority of the delegation from
the state.
Holy John Among the Heosiers.
VALPARAISO, Ind Nov 5.-Postmaster
General Wanamaker addressed a large
gathering of enthusiastic Republicans
at Columbia City this morning. To-
night in this city thousands were un-
able to gain admittance to the court
house, where for upwards of an hour he
dofondoI xha