The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-01
EYES TURNED TO INDIANA.
,o,u SIDES SEEM TO BE SATISFIED
tpOtr MN YORK STATE

N.w I.rse, safely Drmocr"t'c-Conneeti
., n. Fought Oycr-rretended Rerubi'.
On, Alarm About Getting Their Vote In
!, v,,s tity- cleveland May Take the
.,,,,,, ,ut or the Stntc-tluay'. $4,000.
nr,v. boscwho meet the national campaign
orc personally can understand the nervous
s,r,in under which they arc now laboring. 1t
ia n time OF great secrecy. Tho Two commit
t,ss nrc watching each others moves. Inc
,,,or,ls Of tho fight arc giving directions to
tbojr unutcnants in nil tho States. The tele-
.,,, wircs running out OF the national and
C,,,. nonluuar,ers Of both sides simply hum
mad with messages yesterday. Most OF them
,r,re directed to spots In New YORK. Indiana. |
Connecticut West Virginia, and Alabama.
Thc chicftrtns had conferences nil day. and |
some Of them lasted until mi'nlght.
rio most significant meeting on tho part OF |
,ho democrats occurred at Tho Hoffman House |
,s.wo,p Senator Gornan and Mr.. Whitney
..rIy in tie DAY. and in the afternoon between
Ar Whitney. Chairman Edward Murphy. Jr..
n, ,he Democratic stat" Committee. Lieut.
Gov shcchan, chairman OF the Democratic
stato Campaign Committee. and Richard
Croker. tho renowned chieftain Of Tammany.
The result Of the meeting between Mr. Cor
man and Mr.. Whitney was that a stronger
Ng. has been determined upon in both 1ndi-
ana and connecticut.
The fight all alon. in these two States has
leen pushed with more or less viEor, but tho
time has arrived when still harder work must
be done. Two week ago Indiana favored the
Democrats in almost every way There has
gradually boon change in the situation.
though. and cam Iaigners who understand tho
intricate mo,hccs of elcctioneerlng in the
Hoosicr State have called this to the attention
Of Mr. German and Mr.. Whitney.
. nl Non i,,J o,,,l rst hat
from situation strongly favoring Mr.. Clcve-
land there has been a change in tho sentiment.
until now Indiana is on an even keel. swaying
first to the Democratic and thon to the .epub-
lean side. The same high authority said that
he Ind been forced to n conviction that the lie.
rublicans had made inroads on tho Demo.
cratic canvass il that State. There was moro
or less swearing. among the high strung DEM
ocruts over this news. Mr.. German and Mr..
Whitney did not resort to explosives In the
most usincssliko fashion they put in opera
ton tho means to check any advance OF the
enemy.
ConrerninG Connecticut Mr.. German and
Mr. Whitney have been more or less nervous.
fgit t., capture tie little Nutmeg State. And
even Democrats haze necn met VIII" believe
These half hearted Democrats. though. under
Mr tS nm r npS bTnns nn l,dt
Is 70 DO deiuged with speakers ana caurai.n
tt-aturos uP to tho ast h9 9 IN the nSht It
TmA up to the State and make n speech or two
IIa.c are loud demands for, him. and he is de-
oeFinH Thethor nr act he viii 90.
Ike to hear him. 1hors is now not DC Slight.
leaders that Mr.. cleveland Will carr the
fssns that H. ia, Was OF h snat w Stfr
within ITS borders.
DOUBT conesr y New Jersey end Il
will b. r.meWl,.red thnt at the roundup ut
Tfs seaaty
Ai;or the Conference ST.. Harrty in his docH:
'ef M"s re na TAX
sa,s in NeT Jersey 5rssyl9tns to tho closing
" II t vas s" ascsrtained yesterday that at that
conference NJ. smith demonstratesd 70 H Nr.
nam Tsss saSf; iuass
e.ry ns ES a '"f M
1SnA would carry it BY loDHH Juit why tHge
tiefs, was VI s. not exlni"sd yess.rday y. '''l01
Gomns baek t" ths coHcren.e between Mr.:
CrnHe it mr. Hs sai3 that tbs "nG
particularly to tho registration in some Of the
sG 9oy e sna G The thus S sM otH e s.
Money matters were also discussed by the
'f' s seems that Mr. Whitney. Mr. Murphy.
an. M were MT Ge or the
he eS @c asa 'Gy BIT GFs WEI %'1 the
IEetnrns q the registrnt.oqn came ln Albany
CITADEL Of Mr MHrpHy However. now that tie
EesiiTratln must e faced the only shng to
Yer TEere n..diately taken toward accomplishing
ST. Croker told his friends that Tammany
Hon drops in ' his bsi"' The resstraTi"n in
on S hS whSs Hxs' W VI nj little Hi
nsw. The work at hand is t. get "u ,n the vote ;
the average drop from the registration to tnc
actual vote here may reach seven rer cont.
denta ean rs ms ' Mr tr"ker vii ' rdvavor
TO- prevent any such Iror
ryins the Emnire, State is Still beyond the nm
H. q .hs Stat aSsfs Air. Mh
Sieyeiani WI SY 2o;o3G. IL viii not sltor
turns that he is justified IL sticking 10 that
prediction; ,ertain,y!i anynoh, IN ms cam.
Is NJ. sheeh.n. II" mas been tn. .nidin. Star
in tho ilght above I! 1c Sew York ci,y line Tho
entire lnnna.ement OF the campaign has rest
You cannot rersuade n ,I''tut'iran to alter
y get above the New York cit line, Deacon
llagsett said tna' no would drop dead II linr-
TT" H sn n2i Ess e sewH w sst ' u S S"
York polltic-. believes that tho i'guros vii! be
aou4i $4,000 lie says that that vote viii win
ioI HARRISON. He bel icyeS, though. that the
Gght Is 10 De very 1t II one. Collector Hen
Cr!cHS Is not u mOOnSniIcr.
- som" u tho RepuL llcaps are worried over
Tammanys ma .orlty mail tho !i",.:ts q Llsc-
ton Inspectors in New York county. The le
publican managers had conference last
night aud decided TO DO prepared for any
emergency. Although III, STATE courts do not
o. IN election day. tho United states courts
Will ue open.
nl!cd state. Marshal Jarobus will. as
esHa, np! ONT tnitr1 states deputy marsha. ,
t. u" al ry"ry pvlln. p!ac". Tnls means l,liI
Mtrshals. Tnc duty Of those r!en is 10 % to
Protect III" lrput!can Nutcrr.' Ihr !tepuL-
means were 30 wioU.Nl up tdst night over tho
o'slb!" nIust.c"s to rearhi"ycd hy The Demo-
cHuc In4INruy ~ u" HDard- Of Inspectors
MAT on" fiery individual jruIurHal:
IL Il Is nrrcs AIRY we Will Lrns Governors
As@hI oNor i"lakr hand IN tho 4 ght."
nus tax ""H = b" slmrlg, lutirrJus II 1t did